Chautauqua programs feature concerts lectures and children fares
Afternoon offerings include a Weatherwax Brothers concert and a Miss Clara Finch lecture with 35 cent admission for adults and 15 for children. Evening showcases Weatherwax Brothers and Montraville Wood with 50 cent admission for adults and 25 for children. First Presbyterian Sunday School picnic set for May 6 at 10 am from the church to Miss Julia Carlton's springs. Missionary Society meeting at First Methodist discusses Jesus as life and light with reports highlighting social service and a $254 box sent to Decatur Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherwax Brothers
Clara Finch
Montraville Wood
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Julia Carlton
Social Service Department
Decatur
R. L. Moss, Jr
Atlanta
A. L. Mitchell
Secret Blend of French Market Coffee
Promoters tout Old French Market Coffee as a century old secret blend with unique grinding methods. They claim no other coffee in America matches its flavor and offer a 12 cup sample and booklet for 100 dollars and a list of local grocers selling it from New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
America
Peers
New Oreans Gafcc Company, Ltd
Word on New Orleans meeting and Lipton letter
The next meeting of the Woman's Missionary Council will be held in New Orleans. A letter received by Miss Mildred Rutherford quoting Thomas J Lipton praises her addresses as Historian General to the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Other items include a dance at the auditorium and a Redpath Chautauqua story hour with Miss Clara Finch. Eighth District meet preparations in Monroe with Athens representatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mountain City
C. M. Snelling
M. A. Lipscomb
A. O. Harper
J. Z. Hoke
D. L. Earnest
W. H. Odam
Parma Hill
Annie May Holliday
W. H. Bocock
W. D. Beacham
Charles Whittle
S.V. Sanford
W. G. Waters
Woman’s Missionary Council
New Orleans
Thomas. Lipton
Mildred Rutherford
Miss Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas J. Lipton
Clara Finch
Monroe
Athens
Moselle ‘Ashford
May Treanor
Frances Bond
Ma Nita. Bulloch
Eustace Lumpkin
Bryan Lumpkin
Delaney Sledge
T.C. Stevens
Leon Jones
George
Miss Mann
the Elks
J. C. Helner
Lilian Mann
Miss Nicholson
Louise Dorsey
Nellie Phinizy
Jennie Arnold
May Day at Lucy Cobb Institute Celebrates Spring
A large crowd gathered on the Lucy Cobb Institute lawn for May-day exercises led by the Senior class. Miss Sarah Heggie was crowned Queen of the May as the banner designed by Miss Jennie Smith was presented amid a festive display of blue and white colors.
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Desuetude
Lucy Cobb
Institute
Jennie Smith
Sarah Heggie
Sallie Goodwyn
Mary Lovell McElmurray
Martha Nicholson
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Mrs
Alice Adams
Emmanuel Guild
H. J. Rowe
Milledge Avenue
E. H. Dorsey
First Baptist Church
James William Lynch
the Strand
Strand
Ben Barrow
Harmony Club
Ruby Jankower
Jankower
Taylor
Wedford Brown
J. P. Proctor
Joe Hodgson
Ralph Goss
Harvey Cabaniss
Brown
Garden Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Omega Betas
Omega
A. S. Parker
Strand Theatre
Howard Estabrook
Payson Alden
Jean Sothern
Myra
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