Y M C A Auxiliary Meeting And Local Notices
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association holds a four oclock gathering this afternoon. Miss Alice Lanier of West Point is honored at a four oclock event hosted by Mr R B Dixon. Also noted is Miss Isabel Boyle as New York Hoffman House hotel steward handling marketing and stock. Miss Sarah C Murray from Anton Massachusetts graduated Radcliffe and earned a PhD at Munich University.
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Callendar
Younes Men's Christian Association
Miss Lanier
R. B. Dixon
Miss Alice Lanier
West Point
Hoffman House
New York
Isabel Boyle
Dea
Sarah ¢C. Murray
Anton
Mass
Lohers
University of Munich
Murray
Radcliffe
Sheenoet Ont
Mundeh
Engagement News and Social Notes from Athens and Atlanta
A mix of social updates from Georgia towns highlights engagements, visits, and club activities. Notables include Miss Maida Williams and Mr Albert Foster in Madison, garden club progress in Athens, and numerous society guests in Athens, Jefferson, and Atlanta with travels, receptions, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida Williams
Albert Foster
Madison
Can
Georgia
Miss Williams
Mro Amd
William Henry Willians
Mitchlson
Mr Poster
Maccon News
Winterville News notices and human interest items
Local items report Miss Lillie Martin returning home from Arnobisville and several residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. Rev. J. A. Sewell leaves for Gainesville to attend the North Georgia Conference. A Lyceum Course event at the Baptist church features a lecturer described as a fine orator, with ticket prices listed. An old colonial doll story recounts Letitia Penn sending a doll to a wilderness girl, now kept in Montgomery County Maryland.
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JA. Sewell
Isabelle
Master John
Atlanta
Estelle Dunlap
Whaley
Cassie Carter
Estelle Tester
Florrie Carter
Athens
Lois Arnold
Ruth Carter
Wm. Eberhart
Cornelia
J. A. Sewell
North Georgia
Gainesville
Alexander R. Tarr
Baptist Church
William Penn
England
America
Atlantic
Letithe
Pennsylvania
Miss Rankin
Laetitia
Montgomery County
Maryland
Small but well set marks distinction in appearance
A well set small figure is described as a mark of distinction, implying balance and careful styling. The remark suggests that proper arrangement signals quality and taste in its presentation. The tone remains concise and evaluative.
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Ersonal
Arthur Ketchum
Eee
Belle Moore
New Hartford
Cie
Oneidacatty
Moore
Thasdit
Chitwsa News
Mission Furniture
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Clayton St
Caie
F. K. Dorsey
Sadie American
National Association of Jewish Women
Leila May Hull
Bridge
Hill Street
Lula Taliaferro
Sadie Thomas
Pattie Barrow
Katie Dearing
Lucy Fleming
Callie Hull
Marguerite DeuPree
Lallette Hinton
Mary Arthur
Nellie Phinizy
Lydia Griffeth
Fannie Neal Anderson
Janie May
Weld
Nell Hunnicntt
Athens Garden and Improvement Club
A. W. Calhoun
OW. Calhoun
Bolling Phine Izy
T. P. Westmoreland
Elizabeth Rawson
Atlante Journal
Lily B. Moss
Valdosta
Gladys Bray
Norwood
John Stokely
Lexington, Wis
Yesteria
M. W. Welch
U. DD
W. P. Pattillo
East Fair Street
Atlanta Journal
Charles Cox
T. W. Shackleford
Athea
City
Ruth
Pearl Carter
Winterville
Mead
R. H. Spratlin
S County
Cs Woodall
Columbus
M. Nicholson
M. A. Lipscomb
Atlant
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Julius Meliere
Rutherford
Mrs. F. J. Ball
R. J. Hancock
Hittle
Mary Bell
Sarah
Jefferson
Jackson Herald
Hattie Branch
Bishop
W. T. Haygood
Farmington
Claude H. Cox
Katie May Amos
Lexington
Edwards
Miss Rutherford
Miss Midred Woolley
Liverpool
Campania
B. F. Elliott
Plaice
Brother Elliott
Christian Index
Ben Maxwell
Commerce
Adel Disbro
Gulf States
The
Y. W.C. AL
Elizabeth Quillian
Watkinsville
Lucy Calloway
Washington
Lila Calloway
J. W. MicWhorter
J. D. Price
FE. H. Dorsey
George Murrell
William McNinley
Cobb
Howell Cobb
Miss Nell Floyd
Eugene Jackson
Roselle Cooley
Jacksonville
Lucy Cobb
J. P. Sims
Lavonia
Ruth Cheeley
Attica
Mason
Boston Post
Sandy Pikes
E. C. McEvoy
Kwitcherkicken
Chas. Stern CO
Winterville News
United States
R. Brandt
Jeweler Insurance Building
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