Personal and Social Call Up 595
Community notices invite contributions to The Banner page with written motives signed by the sender for protection. Send longer notices to The Banner office and call the listed personals to the above number.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
6
Community notices invite contributions to The Banner page with written motives signed by the sender for protection. Send longer notices to The Banner office and call the listed personals to the above number.
Public gatherings include a recital by Mrs. Melvoy's pupils at Fairyland Today, plus lunch events at the YWCA. A missionary society meeting and a private miniature exhibition by Miss Liey May Stanton are announced, with details on venues and dates.
Miss Bizet of Atlanta departs after a visit to Mrs. Frank Hardeman while Asa Candler and Harri Jones head to Atlanta for arrangements tied to the Gordon Monument unveiling. The scene lists numerous local residents visiting, traveling, or hosting events including a school trip, a wreck recovery, and a recital set for the Seney Stovall chapel.
A V Clifton announces his studio on College Avenue with photography services and contact phone 443-2. The noted local leader markets himself as the recognized studio leader.
A called meeting at Cobb Deloney Camp seeks all cold veterans to attend the event at the city hall in Philadelphia for official actions. The note urges prompt attendance and mentions figures such as Tyvette Wall and Taser Tonnes Jod with Adjutant McMahan and Wood Carter as organizers.
A brief note on a Philadelphia pound cake described as rich and plain, produced by Arnold and Abney. The item reads as a concise culinary entry with no additional context or dates.
Yesterday morning the law class announced the results of a contest for speakers. The two places were awarded to Walter O. Marshburn of Barnesville and R. S. Parker of Atlanta. Marshburn spoke on Social Unrest and Parker on The Traie Law.
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