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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. F. L. Tatum entertained her Bible circle and a few friends Tuesday in a farewell party at her home. Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums adorned the rooms as she plans to join Mr. Tatum in Pittsburg, Penn. Friends recall her brief Athene residence with great pleasure as they bid her farewell.
A meditation on parenting as moral power, noting that how a society raises its children determines future wisdom and faith. It argues that governors over child mind and soul hold awe inspiring authority, and that neglect or cruelty in childhood leads to lasting harm. The piece also credits Mrs. Lamar Rucker as Athens Woman's Club president and highlights club activities and local notices.
The article notes Mrs W A Capys and Mrs T H Meijattoh plan to attend a house party hosted by Mrs Oscar McKenzie with many prominent women from across the state. Mr Mobley Thrasher is slowly improving from recent illnesses.
Rotary meeting postponed again due to confusion about a prior Y W C A gathering. President Morton Morgson says a definite date will be announced, likely in December, while the regular meeting proceeds today at 2 o clock.
Friends report Dr Joseph Lustrat is improving at Pearth and may be back at his desk at the University soon. He has been confined to home for weeks but hopes to resume duties shortly. The article also mentions Mars rotation, noting a Martian day is about half an hour longer than Earth’s day.
The fire department answered two calls Tuesday morning. One was at M. P. Callaghan's home on France Avenue where a burning fire prompted the alarm. The second was at a dwelling on West Broad Street belonging to Cornelia Erwin, nearly destroyed and costing several hundred dollars in losses.
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