Society Calendar Of Athens Women’s Clubs Oct 1900
The column lists a week of women’s club meetings and social events in Athens. Rally Day at First Baptist Philathea class. calls for Woman’s Club delegates to Bainbridge. papers on Monticello district meeting. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society moves to Monday. Pessie Mell Industrial Home event at Villa. Emmanuel Guild and Ladies’ Aid Society barbecues. Y W C A and other society gatherings. weddings announced. social notes from local residents and visitors.
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First Baptist Church
Woman's Club
Harry White
Athens Woman's Club
Bainbridge
M. A. Lipscomb
Monticello
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Pessie Mell Industrial Home
Athens
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Baraca
H. E. Martin
Troutman Wilson
Grace Branham Troutman
Robert Cumming Wilson
M. L. Troutman
E. H. Dorsey
M. J. Troutman
Robert Battey
Rome
Mary Troutman
Sture Mountain
W. ©. Coles
Atlanta
Louise Dorsey
Brides- Ward
H. B. Troutman
B. L. Troutman
Chattanooga
E. C. Crichton
F. D. Holland
W. C. Coles
Chas. Talmadge
Mattle Wilson DuBose
Ida
Annie B. Dorsey
Eleanor
Renee Lustrat
Miriam Pope
Frances Henley
Vernon Hall
James Stetson
Macon
City
Kathrine Crichton
Rob Crichton
Holland
George Rowney
George Battey
Adrienne Battey
Grace Bayard
Moselle Gann
Roberta Zackery
Wilsons Freckle Cream guarantees freckles fade
The advertisement promotes Wilsons Freckle Cream with an absolute refund guarantee if freckles or pimples do not fade. A 50 cent jar is suggested, with fading after a second jar completion, and a full size jar mailed if a local druggist cannot supply it. The claim emphasizes harmlessness and facial bleaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Virginia Judge and a London Street Tale
The Cincinnati Times-Star recounts Walter Kelly known as the Virginia Judge walking the Strand and noting London’s Broad Way glows with 50,000 lights at nine. His English companion muses on the conspicuous sign of The Charlot Race as a contrast to the darkened hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times-Star
Walter Kelly
Strand
London
Broad Way
Right Kind of Bait Joke Sparks Parish Fishing Tale
A young preacher fishing with two parish girls is challenged by a farmer who jokes about bait. The clergyman replies he is a fisher of men, prompting a playful quip about the girls being the right bait.
Pat’s Suit Joke Reveals Boss’s Stinginess
The anecdote recalls Patrick working for a notoriously frugal boss. A friend teases him about a gift of clothing, joking that the boss issued a new suit. Pat replies that only part of a suit was given, the sleeves in the vest, highlighting the stingy humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Pat
New York Times
Physician and patient exchange echoes in humor
A joke line depicts a doctor promising relief for breath trouble and offers a quick remedy. A later quip contrasts two lovers discussing a wife’s gowns followed by a punchline about a man earning a million and spending eleven thousand on gowns, cited from the Washington Herald.
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Washington Herald
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Atlantic Monthly
George Elliott
Marcellus L. Troutman
Grace Branham
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J. C. Hutchins
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M. J. Haynes
Washington, Ga
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Mrs. T. Quillian
Commerce
D. D. Quillian
Misa Cornelia Williamson
Logansville
Mrs. J. N. Williamson
Virginia Avenue
Jessie Whitehead
Bogart
Emma Sue Colle
Winterville
Fred Johnson
Frances Powell
Statham
Elizabeth Smith
Lexington
Gladys Crawford
Katie O. Christopher
Sallie Aiken
Watkinsville
The
Iris Calloway
Sara Bacon
Annie Camak
M. W. Camak
Baltimore
Mr. R. M. Wade
Mrs. McGill
New York
Rosa D. Hull
Billups Phinizy
Miss Bolline Phinizy
Mrs
Gus Dozier
Andrew Crowley
Ruby Fowler
Tom Vincent
Louise Vincent
Virginia
Ben Barrow
Misa Hilda Ausland
Cornelia
Mrs. Barrett Phinizy
Knoxville
D. H. Deupree
Dr. Deupree
Frank Jackson
Little Louise Jackson
Mamie Smith
Live Oak, Fla
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J. D. Long
Carlton
Iety
J. C. Bennett
Jefferson
Hughes Spalding
John R. Northcutt
W. A. Arnold
Walden's Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Harry Stockdell
Harrie Stockdell
Stockdell
Milledge Avenue
Atlanta Journal
Susie Graham
Danielsville
Mr. Bolling DuBose
Columbia County
R. C. Moseley
Nell Murray
Dougherty Street
E. K. Lumpkin
R. Brandt
R. R. Burger
Dave Sims
the Heights
Louise Hollingsworth
Bryn Mawr College
Lila McRee
Fannie May Moseman
Greensboro
J. F. McGowan
W. P. Welch
Rebecca
Helen Booth
G. F. Booth
Mamie Lucas
Memphis
John Lucas
Julia Ash
Winder
Mary
Mildred Fortson
Washington
Mrs. Blanton
Ed Bray
Vn Stephens
Mary Culpepper
Terrese Joerg
Mr. E. I. Smith
South Georgia
Lily B. Lyndon
North Carolina
Ludwika Levin
Beverly, N. J
Lucy Cobb
Annie White
Fred Jackson
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Hennie Winter
L. H. Firth
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