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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
2
A bereavement piece by Mrs. Alice Adams laments the death of a young son. The mother recalls intimate memories from childhood, confesses harsh words and regret, and questions how to endure the loss. Quotations from Ralph Mortimer Jones and others appear as thoughts for the day.
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany of New York will address the public and Red Cross groups at 11 o clock Saturday on the campus. The event invites all Red Cross members and the public to attend and participate in Tag Day fund raising for mountain education and Red Cross First Aid during World War I.
A brief listing describes storeable weight spoon designs with bunny and birth month motifs. It highlights bent handles, small chubby handles, and compatibility with cup slots in sterling and Sheffield plate ware.
Primary department of Lucy Cobb under Miss Carrie Walden presents Cinderella in Flowerland in Seney Stovall chapel on May 11 at 5 o'clock. Cast includes Dorothy Watson as Cinderella Nora Fortson as Prince and Nella Avery as Godmother with Elizabeth Hall and Sarah Morris as the Proud Sisters. Other roles include Charlotte Milstead, Margaret Fortson, Sunbeams Raindrops Butterflies and Fairies. The Garden Club meeting May 2 featured demonstrations of an iceless refrigerator and no fireless cooker led by Miss Oliver with thanks to county demonstrator. D A R Chapter hosted a silver tea yesterday afternoon.
An ad offers a full range of refrigerators and ice boxes with prices from 4.50, plus garden hose at 10 and 18 cents per foot. It also notes stock of O Cedar Mops and Polleh and mentions Liquid Veneer.
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