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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
2
The Athens 5 June Herald lists community updates on church auxiliaries, Girl Reserves events at the YWCA, and a palace style show. It notes Tuesday and Wednesday meetings, initiation parties, a school art exhibit at Lucy Cobb, and a Mission Study class picnic at Beech Haven with 42 students.
A mixed notice from Athens lists Lucy Cobb alumnae asked to send their names and a luncheon assessment of one dollar by May 25. Also announced is an elementary art exhibit at Mary Ann Lipscomb School on May 26 from four to six, admission ten cents, with refreshments. The item then shifts to a string of social notes about visitors, parties, and upcoming entertainments in town.
A vintage advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as transforming rough hands and complexions to snow white, claiming it vanishes from sight without shininess. It claims quick relief from wrinkles puffiness and lines around eyes mouth and asserts availability via drug or toilet goods counters or by mail order from Howard Bros. Company Buffalo.
Dp and Arthur Bishop and their companions arrive to settle with Mike. Dr. Bishop, a native Athenean and Georgia’s noted scholar, is greeted warmly. Thomas Davis and Alex Davicondt return from Hot Springs after weeks away. Miss Nellarine Buon and Arnie Buon of Fairfax visit Captain and Mrs. Daal Meigs Street. Batley of Lynchburg returns from visiting Misses Dawson at the Woman's Club. Mrs. A. H. Davison comes back from Atlanta. Misses LaBarre Barrett and Annie Mae Hampton of Carlton visited Saturday. Mrs. May Reaves Snead and Mary Snead return from a month in Chick Springs and Greenville, S. C. McGowan and Bothwell of Augusta registered at the Georgia.
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