THINGS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN HOUR BUTTRESSING COMMUNITY WORK
A mixed column shows poems credited to Frank Fair and Phillips Brooks, notes a literary class meeting on Hill street, a Deestrick School rehearsal at Mrs D F Miller's home, and a church class update. The Deestrick Skule plans an Ye Old Time program at the Y W Co A hall, while the missionary class reports growth, charity spending, sick visits, and orphan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rogers
Hill Street
Matthew Arnold
Arnold
D. F. Miller
Decatur
Y. W. C. A. Hall
Pulaski and
Hancock Avenue
Judge West
Skule Committee
Patridge
Earnest
Hezekiah Shooks
L. C. Smith
Zebedee van Pelt
Allen
Humility Partridge
Deacon
H. E. ‘Martin
Endurance Peterkins
J. C. McLain
Hannah Parsons
Mistrees
Charity
Village Revel and Lectures Spark 1914 Community Night
Local notices detail a March 27 fundraiser at YWCA Hall with a comic village school pageant featuring many named locals. Other items announce Dr Preston Brooks lectures on Georgia History, Emmanuel Guild meetings, university club events, and multiple visits and engagements among Athens residents through late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Preston Brooks
Georgia
Ladies Enjoy Sewing Evening and Social Time
A group of ladies gathered for an evening of sewing and chatting followed by refreshments. T. N. Gaines planned a weekend visit to Hartwell. Ruth McKie and Susie Kroner joined Mrs. Kroner for the weekend, returning to Athens. The Hale family moved near Cheroke Corner. D. A. Anthony and family moved into Hale's former home. Nettie Freeman visited Kroners. Jessie Harris Ray spent Sunday with her ill brother Charlie Harris. W. A. Jones and others attended court in Lexington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McKie
Susie Kroner
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief in Ad Claims
A vintage ad touts TIZ as a cure for tired and swollen feet. It describes a foot bath ritual and claims it draws out poisonous exudations, reduces bunions and callouses, and lets wearers fit smaller shoes, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box at stores.
For Your Plants Carbide Boosts Growth Of Flowers And Foliage
The pearly gray powderless from acetylene lamps is praised as excellent for use around plants. It stimulates growth of both flowers and foliage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Alice Adams
Frank Fair
Phillips Brooks
Deestrick School Rehersal
Deestrick School
Tailoring
E. Fl. Dorsey
R. Brandt
The
Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building
Clayton Street
Fanny Lampkin
Ruby Anderson
Scott Pedrick
Nellie Shelton
Temperance Wooten
Mary Carter
Ella Galloway
Wirt Harris
Mattie Simmons
Carrie Sisk
Lillie Blackmon
Eddie Hudson
Charlie Weatherly
William Quarterman
Willie Slaughter
Pansy Byerly
Lottie Ingram
Rosa Hubert
Mattie Sheehee
Sallie Waters
Marion West
Mac Slaughter
George Crane
Powell Stephens
Claude Tuck
Ed Payne
George Towns
Beverly Allen
Carl Crossley
Henry West
Emmanuel Guild
Mary Campbell
Andrew J. Cobb
Henry Tiller
Carlton
City
Grady Callaway
Atlanta
Mrs
W. M. Callaway
Ruth Callaway
Tucker
T. J. Nichols
New York
Boston
S. J. Cartledge
Greensboro
Klara Jennings
Rome
Athens
McArthur Reade
Isham W. Richardson
Julia E. McArthur
John Moore Reade
Atlanta Journal
University Club OF Atlanta
University Club
Wm. A. Wimbish
Atlanta Pan-Hellenic
Alliance Francais
Bre Oau Club
Tea Club
Granite Club
Atlanta Alumni
Association of Emory College
University of Georgia
Yale University
Unity Club
T. C. Stephens
Cynthia Stephens
Sandy Cross
Mrs. Boone Suddeth
Maysville
R. O. Suddeth
Lumpkin Street
W. L. Collier
Rason Collier
Colbert
S. C. Benedict
Helen McRee
Watkinsville
Pauline Strickland
Nannie Etheridge
Jefferson
J. C. Hutchins
Dearing Street
Boge
Winterville
Nellie Smith
State Normal
Leola Dunlap
Mrs. Prince Thornton
Americus
W. J. Thornton
W. R. Coile
Sewing Club
Chas. Stern Co. the Home of Good Clothes
Clayton St
Mr. T. N. Gaines
Hartwell
Luther Hale
Cheroke Corner
D. A. Anthony
Mr. Hale
Nettie Freeman
F. H. Kroner
Jessie Harris Ray
Charlie Harris
W. A. Jones
Lexington
Margaret Lawrence
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