Federation News and Society Notes from Georgia
Social notices document the Georgia Federation meeting in Athens in November with leaders like Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis and Mrs Hugh Willet. Reports cover hospital funding and facilities at Georgia Tech, plus a Cotillion Friday at Harawa Hall, births and local visits.
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Federation
Athens
Georgia Club
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia Federation
Hugh Willet
Harry C. White
Georgia
M. A. Lipscomb
Walter Lamar
Macon
Lamar
Georgia Tech
Mathieson
Community Meetings Headline Local Church Groups
The regular meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church is today at 5 o'clock in the Sunday school room. Baptist and Emmanuel members hold revised Thursday mission days and auxiliary gatherings. Garden Club meets at 11 at the YWCA boarding home. Mothers and Teachers Cooperative Club starts its year Thursday at 10 45 with Dr. Du Pree on typhoid prevention. Several residents are noted visiting or returning from trips.
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Woman's Foreign Mission
Woman's Foreign
First Methodist
Baptist Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Athens Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Mothers’ and
D. H. du
Wat
Kinsville
Mothers’ Club
Madison WCTU convention attendees share plans and notes
Mrs. H. C. Conway and Mrs. H. E. Martin attend the W. C. T. U. convention in Madison as guests of Mrs. Burnett while Miss Ida Belle Booth recovers at home. Mrs. T. W. Crawford returns to Lexington and Mrs. Fred J. Orr visits Atlanta and Decatur friends.
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Miss Keipp
Madeline Keipp
Alabama
Bertha Foster
Europe
H. C. Conway
H. E. Martin
Madison
Burnett
Ida Belle Booth
Fred J. Orr
Atlanta
Decatur
Trading stamps face federal injunction in Chicago
In Chicago Judge Kohlsaat granted a federal injunction to Sperry & Hutchinson against rivals using United stamps. The six year old trade reportedly amounts to over five million dollars annually with the broader market near fifteen million dollars. The order bars the defendants from supplying or dealing in trading stamps to complainant subscribers and from diverting or disposing of stamps.
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Chicago
United States
Kohlsaat
Sperry & Hutchinson Company
United
United Sales Corporation
Kébisaat
Lost, Her Hair, Woman Nearly Baldheaded
Browntown readers are urged to try Parisian Sage from H. R. Palmer & Son with a positive guarantee to stop falling hair and itching scalp. A testimonial from Miss Meta M Kruger notes hair regrowth within two months after typhoid caused severe baldness. Parisian Sage, 50 cents a bottle, labeled on packages with the auburn haired girl image.
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Browntown
H. R. Palmer & Son
Meta M. Kruger
Minn
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hugh Hodgson
Seney- Stovall Chapel
Harawa Hall
Henry Hospur
Irving Bacheler
University Cotillion Club
Marriotte Winchester
Joseph Atkins
Little Frances Massey
H. L. Stewart
Ola Virginia
Elizabeth Barrow
Savannah
Mary Harris Brumby
James White
Prince Avenue
The
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Clayton St
R. Brandt’s
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Woman's Auxiliary of
Manuel Church
C. W. Howard
Lexington
City
Josephine Jackson
Augusta
Fred Davis
Lexington, Ky
Maria Price
B. H. Dorseyrs
Farmington
Mrs
Eugene Jackson
Annie May Holliday
W. C. T. U. Convention
S.A. Hitler
High Shoals
Mrs. A
Harper
Robinson Allen
Columbus
J.T. Pierce
Stone Mountain
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton Street
T. W. Crawford
Dr. Mason
McClure
Barry
Portugal
S. Chapman Simms
Field Museum
Great Britain
St Louis
Panama
Jones
Windy City
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