Simple Road to Happiness and Society Notes
A society page features reflections on happiness from the Ladies Home Journal and a YWCA board meeting in Athens. It lists delegates to the state convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and announces forthcoming wedding cards and local golf pairings plus plans for a city library via a new literary club in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Athens
Williams McCarthy
J. R. Mobley
K. J. Connally
W. 2. Patillo
James Jackson
A. McD. Wilson
W. D. Ellis
W. S. Coleman
T. T. Stevens
Willie Williams
W. A. Wright
Elizabeth Hanna
Sam D. Jones
John J. Simpson
Dalton Mitchell
Owens Johnson
J. C. Henderson
T. S. Wilkins
E. G. McCabe
C. Helen Plane
United Desitiohtoda 8 Confederacy
John K. Ottley
Ladies Home Journal
Garden Club
Ladies’ Garden Club
Hancock Avenue
Chas. Stern Co
People Depart for Atlanta and City Visitors
The village paper lists residents and guests: Mrs McBride Howell and relatives plan a stay in Atlanta, Miss Edith Branson travels to Atlanta, Chandler sisters return to Carlton, Mr George Goodale returns from Winder, Chandler sisters from Hull visit, and numerous locals visit, return, or travel. Garden club meets at YWCA. Oconee Street School hosts a tacky party. many Athens, Watkinsville, and Jefferson residents visit or are visiting the city. communications about travels, illness, and social events fill the pages.
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Augusta
Joseph Stewart
Athens
Alice Annie
Eugene Hilliard Spaulding
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
Miss Stewart
Augusta Herald
Cascarets Claim Quick Liver and Bowel Cleansing
An advertisement urges taking a Cascaret tonight to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and promise relief by morning. It targets men and women with headaches biliousness insomnia and stomach upset and promotes a 60 cent box as a path to healthy bowels and cheerfulness.
Alma Where Do You Live Debut at Colonial October
Joe Weber presents the German French farce Alma Where Do You Live at the Colonial on October 7 in English with John Briquet’s original score. Fourteen captivating numbers include Alma Girlies Never More Boo Hoo-Hoo Childhood Days Boogie Boo and Sail Home with English lyrics by George V. Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
John Briquet
Joe Weber
Jean Briquet
Ima
George V. Hobart
Parisian Sage Hair Dressing Promises Youthful Shine
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair dressing for women claiming life and lustre restored. It vows avoidance of gray fading thinning and scraggly hair with dandruff eradication and a squeaky clean scalp. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons for 50 cents with money back guarantee. The packaging features a girl with auburn hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Vicks Bulbs of Quality Direct Shipment from Holland
Direct shipment of bulbs from Holland arrived as of September 20 and expected to reach the area by October 1. Normal School Pharmacy lists contact number 89 for orders and inquiries.
Suffragists Meet Across Illinois at Convention Opening
The forty fourth annual Illinois Equal Suffrage Association convention opens in Galesburg with wide state representation. The opening day features the introduction of a notable program as delegates gather for a two day session.
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Galesburg
Hil
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Daisy
A. Dunlap
Miss Dunlap
New York City
Savannah
Mu A. Stevens
Knoxville, Tenn
Hull-Stewart
Hodgson
W. B.brooks
A. W
Gordon
M. S
Rothe-Morris
Linton-Brooks
R. P
Payne-Morris, Jr
Jackson - McWhorter
Hooper
Jackson-McWhorter
Griffeth-Wright
Stephens Atkins
E. R.bocock
R. Brandt
Insurance Building
Peacock
Southern Mutual
KODAK
Frederic
College Avenue
E. C. Branson
Edith Branson
Maude
Ruby Chandler
City
Carlton
George Goodale
Winder
Clyde
Flora Chandler
Hull
R. L. Moss, Sr
Tallulah Falls
B. A. Holway
Geo. B. Greenwood
Irene Stovall
Appalachee
Mr. Morris Michael
Macon
Misses Stevens
Sandy Cross
Miss Dimple Stovall
Walter Faust
Lexington
Norah Coleman
Chessie Pace
Nicholson
J. L. Pendley
Maria Price
Farmington
FE. H. Dorsey
Milledge Avenue
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Terest
O. D. Posey and Son
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Jones
Commerce
Mrs. A. C. Brown
Jefferson
The
Oconee ST
Oconee Street School
J. R. Bullock
Danielsville
John Ward
Blanch Ward
Watkinsville
Ola Veal
Simon Michael
Georgian Hotel
Ransom Wright
Josephine Earnest Purse
Edward K. van Winkle and Son
V. A. Batchelor
Charles Phinizy
Constitution
Phinizy
Hughes Spalding
Elizabeth Rawson
New York
Journal
Lou Pounds
M. P. Deadwyler
D. C
Maysville
Ed. C. Jackson
Harris Street
J. C. Morris
St. Louis
Mrs. Morris
W. D. Beacham
Harry Woodruff
Columbus
J. M. Rogers
Hill Street
Harvey Stovall
Madison
Fred Foster
Tom Baxter
Mrs. Griffeth
Minnie May Powell
Lawrenceville
John Chipley
Prince Avenue
E. J. Bailey
Sarah
Newnan
J. A. Hunnicutt
Milledge Evenue
Rosalie Dozier
Earl Thomas
H. B. Ward
W. L. Reynolds
Alonzo Church Lee
John Gerdine
Mr. Church Lee
James Jeffries
Augusta Chronicle
Emil Walter
Mary Bernard
Annie Belle Harper
Barrow Street
A. T. Brightwell
Bessie Brightwell
Maxeys
Nichollson
Woodall
Washington, D. C
Mr. W. B. Arnold
Rome
O’phelia Yerby
Ila, Ga
Mrs. L. N. Betts
Nancy Elizabeth
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
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BR. Palmer
Fall Outfittings
Clayton Street
Stetson
E. H. Dorsey
Southern Mutual Building
Golonial Theatre
Geo. W. Hobart
Grace
Paul Herve
BY Jean Briquet
Weber’s Theatre
Athens Empire Laundry
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