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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
2
A collage of verse on sunflowers contrasts with community notices in Athens events. Read of Song of Hiawatha readings, Georgia Federation convention plans in Atlanta, and host teas by Mrs Vernocy Weir and Mrs Abe Joel with social highlights at Athens venues.
Mrs. Parks Betts will entertain the Lumpkin Street Needle Work club on Friday at her Prttialn Avenue home, one of the city’s largest groups meeting biweekly. Mrs. Julian Erwin hosts a bridge club, honored for humanity and devotion. Mrs. Connolly praised for tireless service to a Y W C A cafeteria project despite illness, showing dedication at her post.
The Ladies Missionary Society circles of the First Baptist Church plan a 4 o'clock Thursday meeting at the chairman's residence. Miss Mae Wood is ill. Mr and Mrs Alfred Nicholson welcome a son born October 10 in Augusta. Numerous Athens residents visit Atlanta, Macon, and Columbus, with weddings and travel noted.
The notice asks Emma Bunting subscribers to phone all complaints before 10 a.m. to ensure processing. It provides a clear cutoff time and emphasizes prompt reporting to the service team.
The American Red Cross Nursing Service reports rapid growth with more than 37 000 graduates enrolled. It will maintain an army and navy nurse reserve and support the Public Health Service with over 1 000 nurses in the past year. Community health, rural and home nursing expand nationwide with nutritional clinics and training schools. Milas Clara D. Noyes calls for public support and medical cooperation in a year long recruiting campaign.
The Home Service of the American Red Cross assists ex servicemen and their families and widows, and provides neighborly help to households. It solves budget and school problems, aids homeless and unemployed, and strengthens community welfare through meetings, celebrations, facilities, and partnerships. Contact the nearest chapter for assistance.
The American Red Cross outlines the fourth annual Roll Call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving November 25, inviting all service members and the public to pay dues and renew memberships during the inclusive period.
A Pictorial Review dress pattern 9625 offers a youthful tricotine frock in dark brown with embroidery on skirt belt and sleeves. It includes self material bias neck finish and a blue yellow transfer option priced around 36 cents. Additional dress 8997 uses rust color tusah trim with new blouse length and ceraval trims, sizes 34 to 48 inches.
Advertisers claim two or three drops will end corn pain and, if not dropped in two to three days, you can lift it off like a banana. Gets-It costs little at drug stores with a money back guarantee. Sold by Lawrence Co. Chicago and retailers in Athens and beyond.
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