Weekly Church and School Calendar Highlights
Thursday features John Lawrence Players at Colonial and a 5 o'clock First Baptist missionary meeting. Friday offers Miss Lords pupils recital at 6 and Emmanuel guild at 5, plus a Christian church barbecue from 10 to 2 30. Saturday repeats the John Lawrence Players with a TEA room 11 to 2. Also notes Lucy Cobb alumnae reunion May 24 and various church meetings for the Diocesan Council and Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Colonial
First Baptist Church
Miss Lord's
Emmanuel Guild
Christian Church
John Lawrence Players
Emmanuel Church Guld
Lucy Cobb
Alumnae
Oth
Elizabeth Lord
Seney-Stovall
Dean Rhodes Hosts State Normal Faculty Dinner at Georg ian Hotel
Dean Alexander Rhodes entertained the State Normal faculty and trustees at a dinner in a Georgian hotel last evening. The event followed the dean’s annual custom, with a decorated table of sweet peas and a joyous program marking a notable evening for the institute. Italix Club Holds Dance at Dubree Hall with royal hospitality. Dancers included Lydia Griffith Jennie Arnold Louise Dorsey Josephine Wilkins Florence Hooper Marion Nicholson Sarah Mel Augusta Josephine Wilkins Martha Phinizy Janie Mae Webb Neal Cochran Fannie Neal Anderson Marion Hodgson India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rhodes
State Normal
Georgian Hotel
Institut
Italix
Italix Club
Dubree Hall
Lydia Griffith
Jennie Arnold
Louise Dorsey
Josephine Wilkins
Florence Hooper
Marion Nicholson
Sarah Mel
Augusta
Martha Phinizy
Janie Mae Webb
Neal Cochran
Fannie Neal Anderson
Marion P
Beth Hodgson
Social occurrences at local churches and society events
Helen Barnett, Helen Lacy, Edith Branson, Eugenia Ivey and others figure in a Christian Church Ladies Aid reception with a musical program and refreshments. The Box for the Orphans drive continues with a Friday deadline. Mrs Johnston hosts an auction bridge party for Atlanta guests. Recitals, weddings, and local society notices fill the Athens scene with people such as Mr and Mrs Morris and the Hiaw Settlement. The L C I concert by Lucy Cobb is postponed to May 20 due to Georgia Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
B. P. Allen
Johnston
Marshall Johnston
Richard Johnston
W. W. Thomas
Atlanta
Hill Crest
Macon Telegraph
L. C
Lucy Cobb
Georgia Tech
Biby Weber
Vette
Vette,” From “Mignon,” and “Pilgrim's
Athens Daily Social Roundup and Local Notices
Athens shoppers and readers receive a stream of city news from Philomath to Athens with attendance at Georgia Tech games, visits to relatives in Atlanta, births, illnesses, and travel plans. Notables include Miss Janie Webb heading to Atlanta, Mrs. Dozier visiting kin, and Mr. Newton's family returning from Boston. Also an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills ends the item.
Local residents visit Athens as parties travel for assemblies
Hospital patient nears return home at 425 Hill Street after weeks of care. Mrs. George Thomas departs for Atlanta to visit Mrs. PH Mell and attend the General Presbyterian Assembly. Mrs. Montgomery of Spartanburg guests of Mrs Richardson on Hill. Miss Kate Downs, Mrs Dorley and Mrs Ora Veal of Watkinsville in city yesterday. Mrs. J L Wagnon of Commerce yesterday en route to Watkinsville. Mrs Walter Armstead of Crawford visits. Charles Rowland in Atlanta for Southern Presbyterian assembly. Mrs S D Fambrough of Bishop visits yesterday. Mrs J J Sheppard of Commerce shopped in city yesterday. Miss India Niblack of Winder in city yesterday. Miss Sallie Aiken of Watkinsville and Miss Emily Cassin return from Athens after weekend at Lucy Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas
Atlanta
PH. Mell
General Presbyterian Assembly
Kate Downs
Dorley
Ora Veal
Watkinsville
City
Falling Hair Cure Ad Claims Dandruff Germ Kill Parisian Sage
An ad asserts dandruff and hair loss stem from a microbe found by Dr. Sangerbond of Paris. Parisian Sage, sold nationwide, supposedly kills the germ and prevents baldness, with a 50 cent bottle sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons. Also mentions ice delivery promptness and Chamberlain remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangerbond
Paris
America
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Adams
OME
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Ladies of the Christian Church
Prince and Pulaski Street
Reunion
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
D. A. R. Meeting
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frances Long Taylor
Milledge Avenue
Otlock
STATE
Burke
T. (. Burke
Thomas
Macon
Musicale
John B. Gamble
North Milledge Avenue
Julian Morris
TE. Julian
John fe.Morris
L. W. Collins
Morris
Athens
Tran
Morrs
McGregor Company
T. J. Shackelford
Allan Johson
Robert Hazelhurst
L. DuBose
Gwendolyn Griffith
J. T. Orme
Mildred Rutherford
Knoxville
Tenn
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Rutherford
Martha and
Julia Bass
Clarkesville
Gerald Green
Prof
E. T., Miller
Shur-On
Case
R. Brandt’s
Insurance Building
Clayton Street
Pendley
Sennit
Mackinaws
Bangkoks
Panamas
E. Hi. Dorsey
Crucedale Greenhouse
Chas. Stern Company
Cassin
Georgia
C. W. Wright of
Philomath
Janie May Webb
Anta
Mrs
Gus Dozier
Marian Hodgson
Laura Cowles
Spring Street
Mr. Henry II
Rome
Ker Son
Rosalie Dozier
Ter Gordon
J. W. Hart
W. G. Dykman
Fredrickton
Canada
India Barnett
John A. Henderson
Os Ling
Albany
Gray, Ga
Edwin Sterneson
S. J. Cartledge
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churches
Cartledge
Madison
Charles H. Newton
Bride
Boston
New York
W. C. Weatherford
Bogart
Th. Reynels
Y & Dealer
Gainesville
Cornela W. Daniels
Athens Light and Fel Company
Roy Strickland
Hun
J. W. Barnett
U. H. Davenport
Piedmont
Louie Funkenstein
Misses Burns
Artie Small
James R. Gray
Oscar Davison, Jr
Mrs. Bright
Toccoa
Q. W. Davison
Brenan
Riverside
C. A. Wright
Georgia Mattress Company
Dental Parlors
E. G. Griffin
College Ave
Clayton
Hill Street
Mrs. Montgomery
Spartanburg
Mrs . Richardson
Hill
J. L. Wagnon
Commerce
Walter Armstead
Crawford
Charles Rowland
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
S. D. Fambrough
Bishop
J. J. Sheppard
India Niblack
Winder
Sallie Aiken
Emily Cassin
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
Athens Ice & Coal CO
Chamberlain
Button Oxfords
Ladies and
Mallory Shoe Company
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