Calendar of Social Events and Activities Week Note
A ledger of upcoming gatherings at the Parish House YWCA and local clubs includes afternoon teas from 5 to 7 with Mesdames Pound Wardlaw Sells, missionary addresses at 4 pm, Bible studies at 3 pm, extension club at 8 pm, and a Children of Confederacy meeting at 3:30. Saturday features Citadel vs Georgia at 3:30 and a Dangant ball at Holman Hall amid poems and reflections on hope and motherhood.
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Mesdames Pound
Wardlaw
Sells
W. F. Watson
E. L. Hill
Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
Children of Confederacy
A. Crawford
Annie O'Farrell
State Normal School
Jerre M. Pound
J. C. Wardlaw
E. S. Sell
We Have Connections Fall Hats Offer Assurance
A fragmented notice promises personal guarantees with purchases. The ad suggests early customers gain leadership status and avoid being followers while trading.
Women’s Employment Bureau aids jobless wartime workers
An Athens Woman’s Department committee reports 300 applicants for work since the war began. Seventy-five found positions, with Miss Adams from Manhattan Trade School volunteering, plus fifteen more women offering two to four hours daily at the bureau. A $2 contribution was given with a note hoping to help a girl out of work this season.
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Buresa
Woman's Department
National’ Civic Federal
Nose Bleed Remedy Hint From Old Text
A fragment notes a home method using common white beans roasted to a brown color then ground and taken as snuff for nosebleeds. The passage reflects historical folk practices rather than medical guidance and lacks context or sourcing details.
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Henry Rhodes
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Callie Hoke Smith
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Winterville
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Farmington
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Dan DuPree
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Hammond Johnson
J. R. Gray
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Hughes Spalding
R. B. Dixon
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Ethel Johnson
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Miss Smith
Cartersville
E. J. Arnold
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Luelle
Julia Brand
J. N. Owen
Knorville, Tenn
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Pierce Jackson
Lexington
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Herleman
Agricultural College
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Maxeys
Howard. Brooke
Detroit
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Liszie
Stepheny
Watkinsville
Terville
Louise Colle
Thomson
Ire
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WR. Jr
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Dora Meyer
Horace Smith
Little Misa Manion Smith
Crawford
Apento
F .H. Kroner
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Leelah Dunlap
Gainesville
M. L.’ Johnson
Monroe
J. T. Pittard
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Ran
Hudgins
Elberton
J. W. Griffith
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Camak
Haynes
S.C. Waggoner
Miss Margaret
Waggoner
J. S.coile
F. H. Kroner
Arnoldsville
California
G.T. Murrell
Harry Pittard
Man’s Missionary Union
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Serepta Association
Baptist Church
T. R. Crawford
Union
Millie Rutherford
J. D. Moss
F. 8. Brewer
Ed. Dorsey
D. J. O'Kelley
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