Quiet Hour and Social Activities in Jacksonville Society
A crowded week of events at the YWCA and community clubs includes Quiet Hour services led by Mrs. John D. Moss and Mrs. Mary W. Monteith, D A R meetings, a Garden Club session, a First Presbyterian wedding of Miss Floride Latimer Groover to Ugo Enrico Guerini, and numerous society notices from the Florida Times-Union. The piece lists gatherings at the Colonial, Riverside, and local churches along with schedule details and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prayer
John D. Moss
Florence Gear
the Colonial
Mary W. Monteith
Garden Club
Adelaide Thurston
Mary
Y. W
Lena Brightwell
Young Ladies Bridge Club
Ruth Wells
Baptist Missionary Society
Colonial
Mildred Rutherford
St. Agnes Guild
Harawa Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Floride Latimer Groover
Ugo Enrico Guerini
J. W. Walden
DeFuniak Springs
Athens
Edwin A. Groover
Emily Groover
Columbus
Mary Hunter
Quitman
Helen Spain
Mae Dell Roberts
Valdosta
Angie Holman
New York
May Coachman
Lalla Jordan
Mary DeSaussure
Gertrude Champlain
Guerrini
Richard P. Daniel, Jr
Camille L'Engle
John Osborne
Gay Livington
W. R. McQuaid
H. Berg
Alec Stephens
Robert Royall
Denmark Groover
Addison Palmer
Overton Groover
William Buck Ross
Frank Rogers
Turner Butler
Riverside
Robert Latimer
Aacksonville
Floride Groover
Ugo Enrico Guerrini
Federation at Elberton Set for Georgia Clubs Meeting
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in Elberton with many state leaders attending. Notable speakers include Dr Andrew Soule D L Earnest Mrs Walter Hill Miss Louie Smith and Miss Mildred Rutherford. A reception for delegates occurs at the Elks Home this evening as the event opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Fedration of
Elberton
Ithering
M. A. Lipscomb
Federation
Andrew MM.’ Soule
D. L. Earnest
Walter B. Hill
Louie M. Smith
Mildred Rutherford
Elks’ Home
Wedding Invitation and YWCA Activities Highlight Savannah Notes
The city readers learn of upcoming nuptials for Jennie Belle Tison and Charles Tennent Brown at Epworth Church in Savannah on November 24. YWCA prayers and reports on Africa and America programs are announced with performances and a poem reading by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tennent Brown
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Savannah
Georgia
Mrs Heard Hosts Federation Women’s Club Luncheon
Mrs Eugene Heard will host a luncheon at Rose Hill Middleton for about forty guests from the State Federation of Women's Clubs executive board after their annual meeting. Assisting are her daughters Jan Young Swift and Mrs E G McCabe and others including Mrs John King Ottley Nellie Peters Black and Mrs Hugh Willett. Delegates travel from Atlanta Tuesday by Seaboard Air Line Railway, 7 o'clock to meet at Kilberton at 4 30 pm with special coach for the luncheon attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard
Rose Hill
Middleton
Eugene Heard
Federation
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Kiberton
Atlanta Exchange
Cotillion Wednesday Dance At Harawa Hall
University Cotillion club hosts a Wednesday evening dance at Harawa Hall. Attendance and event details are announced for students and faculty members likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harawa Hall
Cotillion Club
Lawhead-Smith Wedding At Episcopal Church
Sunday evening at the Episcopal church Miss Dixie Lawhead married Mr. Paul Hobart Smith with Rev. Troy Beatty officiating. The couple reside with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lawhead and will host friends there. Local civic notices list several members traveling to Atlanta and Elberton for federation meetings and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Dixie Lawhead
Paul Hobart Smith
Troy Beatty
Mrs. Smith
W. B. Lawhead
Social notes widen circle of Athens visitors
Miss Ethel Scarborough spent the week end in Columbus. Mrs Bascom Bell returned from Monroe. Mrs J T Lucas visits Hobn Prince avenue. Federation meeting hostesses include Mrs Frances Long Bartow and Mrs W B G in Elberton. Miss Callie Sosnowski in Athens as guest of Dr L Peacock. Mrs A L Mitchell travels to Atlanta for a week with Mrs Foster Hawthorne. Mrs S S Morton of Athens arrives in the city staying with A Groover in Riverside. Mrs J S Fullilove and Miss Marie Fullilove of High Shoals visit Mrs Allen Talmadge. Miss Helen Dargan returns to Atlanta after weekend with Ruth Tribble. Mrs W C Wade nee Hattie Washburn of Macon visits her mother on Hull street. Miss Mildred Ash returns from Atlanta automobile show. Mr Thomas Smith of Little Rock visits friends in the city.
Careful Dental Work Featured at Dr Mason’s Clinic
An Athens Georgia advertisement urges careful dental work at Dr Mason’s 275 Clayton Street. A testimonial from J W Rogers at 349 Hoyt St praises Dean’s Kidney Pills for relief after years of kidney trouble and nightly disruption, with price and distributor details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dean
J. W. Rogers
Hoyt St
Palmer & Sons
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Royston Social Notes and Local News Items
Mrs Irene Ginn returns from Atlanta and Miss Bertha Davison comes back from Athens. Mr and Mrs Geo Ridgway visit in Hartwell while the Royston group attends the Atlanta auto show. Miss Vanna Carlton comes from Hartwell with Miss Essie Kinney visiting from Athens. Dr and Mrs J O McCrary return from Atlanta. Allen's Foot-Ease touted for tired feet with local drugstore availability and a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ginn
Atlan
Claus McConnell
Commerce
Geo. T. Ridgway
Hartwell
Bertha Davison
Athens
J. A. Royston
I. F. White
Canielsville
Royston
Atlanta
Vanna Carlton
Essie Kinney
J. O. McCrary
Salvation Army appeals for lodging house donations in Athens
The American Salvation Army seeks 5 mat tresses 5 pillows 5 sheets 5 quilts and 5 pillow slips to open a cheap lodging house with free beds. Donations welcome at headquarters 100 1-2 College Avenue. Also notes Illinois Central’s new fast line from Chicago to Jacksonville via Birmingham Albany and the Central of Georgia and Atlantic Coast Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Salvation Army
Citzens of
Athens
College Avenue
Illinois Central
Chicago
Witness Central
Jacksonville
Fla
Birmingham
Ala
Albany
Croup Peaks In Early Winter Say Parents Stock Remedy
Croup is most prevalent during dry cold weather of early winter. Parents should be prepared with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many mothers keep it at home and find it reliable. Sold by all dealers.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in 3 Days
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint for six weeks and eight doctors gave no relief until Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and she walked in three days. Sold by L P Canning druggist at Clayton and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ersonal
Exedia
Guerrini—Groover
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
S.J. Chamberlin
Dasue
Athens Garden and Improvement Club
YO W.C. A
Stein Bloch Co
Lampeck” Co
E. H. Dorsey
Tison—Brown
Miss Tison
Julian Allen Tison
Jennie Belle
J. H. Pittard
Mfrica
C. M. Snelling
T. P. Stanley
Audley Morton
J.D. Moss
Association
America
Clayton Street
Lawhead—Smith
H. C. White
W. T. Arnold
M. J. Troutman
F. J. Hudson
W. L. Pierce
North Georgia
D. P. Hazelton
M. A. Lipscombe
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
R. M. Goulding
Carlton
City
Mrs. Thomas Eppes
Jim Middlebrooks
Farmington
Frank Griffith
Lumpkin Street
Hazel Furtenburg
J. N. Webb
Atanta
T. A. Wilbanks
Miss Wilbanks
High Shoals
Howards, Walthams
Elgins
Hamiltons
New Englands
Excelsiors
Ingersolls
R. Brandt, Tecate
Ethel Scarborough
Bascom Bell
Monroe
J. T. Lucas
Hobn Prince Avenue
Frances Long Bartow
Callie Sosnowski
Dr. L. Peacock
A. L. Mitchell
Foster Hawthorne
S. S. Morton
A. Groover
J. S. Fullilove
Marie Fullilove
Allen Talmadge
Helen Dargan
Ruth Tribble
Mildred Ash
Thomas Smith
Little Rock
Mr. Smith
Stuart
Ms. Man
Shhops Bros
Hickey Freeman
Young
Stetson
Hanan & Son
Manhattan
Eclipse
Chas. Stern Co
Athens, Ga
R. Brandt
Southern Mutual Building
Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Soeal Theatre
Frederick J. Ball
Kodaks
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