Vive la France poem and other society items in September Scribner page
A poem titled Vive la France details Franceline’s prayers for Michel fighting for France and embraces themes of war and motherhood. The piece runs with several social notes from the Columbus Dispatch including a section on The First Step to Success, advising cheerful helpfulness and workplace advancement. Also listed are meetings of the Children of the Confederacy, a Woman’s Bible Class at First Methodist, a Hunnicutt family reunion, and a surprise party for Mrs. Max Jacobs, reflecting local wartime spirit and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
First Methodist Church
First Corinthians
Sewing club events spotlight Mrs. Michael and Miss Abrams
York guests depart for New York after a pleasant evening with music and a lavish service. Mrs. M. G. Michael plans the first fall sewing club meeting next Tuesday at her Prince avenue home. The Young Ladies Sewing Club will gather Wednesday afternoon at Miss Sarah Abrams’ Hanover avenue home for a charming social get together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Michael
Prince Avenue
Young Ladies Sewing Club
Sarah Abrams
Hancock Avenue
Buccaneers
Louis Morrison
James Ray
Roland Ellis
Max Jacobs
New York
Louis Morris
Lovely Sewing Party for Mrs. Jennie Collom
Mrs. D. L. Earnest hosted a morning sewing party in honor of her sister Mrs. Jennie Collom of Texas. Beautiful fall flowers decorated the room and refreshments followed the sewing. Attendees included Mrs. W. D. Beacham, Mrs. Walter B. Hill, Mrs. J. Z. Hoke, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Collom
D. L. Earnest
Collom
Texas
W. D. Beacham
Walter B. Hill
J. Z. Hoke
Charlie Drew Cox
Vale of Shenandoah inspires praise for Harrisonburg sights
Mrs. Wells extols Harrisonburg in the Shenandoah Valley as a thriving Virginia town. She highlights its courthouse, churches, sidewalks, streets, and schools while recalling Civil War era Sheridan and Stonewall Jackson. The Valley Pike tour reveals rolling orchards and fruitful fields in a scenic, prosperous landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Grand Old County
Rocking Him
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge
Massanetta
Alleghanies
Virginia
Valley
Stonewall Jackson
Virginia Tour Notes Highlight Turners Ashby and Lanier
A Virginia travel sketch recalls Turner Ashby’s infantry charge near Harrisonburg and Sidney Lanier’s six weeks at Rockingham Springs in 1839. It magifies Charlottesville's University of Virginia and Monticello, praising its Jeffersonian heritage and the ninety third opening day plus a $250,000 anonymous gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
Harrisonburg
Rockingham Springs
Sidney Lanier
John Wayland
Rockingham
State Normal
Robert E. Lee
Lanier
Stafford
Harrisburg
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Alderman
University
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Jefferson
Blue Ridge
Macon
Gypsy Smith
Autumn reception at Hodgson home on Milledge Avenue
Social notes describe Mrs. Harry Hodgson and family hosting a fall event at their Milledge Avenue residence. Guests in the receiving line included Mrs. B. R. Hodgson Jr. and Mrs. Lee Ashcraft, with attire ranging from white chiffon to silver cloth. Numerous Hodgs ons family members are listed among attendees and visitors travel from Atlanta, Ellijay, Chattanooga, and Washington for the tea and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hodgson
Jack Stewart
Lee Ashcraft
E.R. Hodgson, Jr
Harry Hodgson
Atlanta
Harry _ Hodgson
Milledge Avenue
Hugh Gordon
B. R. Hodgson, Jr
Hugh
Mrs.Ashcraft
Killarney
Frank Lipscomb
B. R. Hodgson, Sr
Morton Hodgson
Walter Hodgson
Milton Jarnigan
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Dorothy Hodgson
Hazel Hodgson
Ora Hart Avery
Marjory
Virginia Hodgson
Frances Stewart
Visitors and travelers make a busy Tuesday circuit
A flood of names fills the Barrow County page as Crawford and Athens residents, visitors from Watkinsville, Gainesville, and Atlanta, trip through town. Local movers and shakers like editors, professors, and merchants, plus boomerang trips to Chicago and Commerce, headline a day of social visits and travel.
Athens Rail Schedule Effective September 3 1916
Georgia railroad timetable lists daily Train 60 from Athens at 8 35 a m and Train 52 daily except Sunday at 4 p m. Sunday only Train 54 at 4 30 p m. Arrivals include Train 51 daily except Sunday at 12 59 p m and Train 53 daily at 9 30 p m. Sunday Train 55 arrives Athens at 12 30 p m.
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Athens
Belmont
Winder
Monroe
The
Georgia Railroad
Gainesville
Gainesville & Northwestern
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line Train Departures Listed
North and south bound Seaboard Air Line schedules show trains No. 11 No. 17 No. 5 No. 29 No. 30 No. 6 No. 16 and No. 12 with departure times ranging from 6:27 a m to 10:49 a m and 1:45 p m to 6:17 p m.
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France
Franceline
Michel
Christ
Mary
Papa Michel
Charlotte Holmes Crawford
Children OF Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
J. A. Hunnicutt
Cyprian Wilcox
DuPree Hunnicutt
Emmett Bailey
Newnan
Stiles Hopkins
John Hunnicutt
Sarah Hunnicutt
Sarah
Lucy Bailey
John Bailey
Eckford
Little Daughter
Greenville
Mamie Bacon
New
Senate
University of Georgia
Osmond White
Vernon Wooten
Ed Perry
Rube” Tate
John Taylor
Ernest Hollingsworth
Julian Carpenter
Linton West
Charlie Tanner
Blue Spurlock
Bill McKenzie
Jim McLean
John Law Stevens
Fitz Knox
Dick Coutts
Trot Foreman
Abner Calhoun
Dutch” Schuessler
Ed Ancers
Pink” Whelchel
Hugh Burgess
Marian L. Wells
Richmond
Marion Nicholson
Ellijay
Mrs
Sam Tribble
E. R. Hodgson, Jr
Julia McNeil
Chattanooga
Mrs. Stickney
John Nicholson
Washington, D. C
Harriet Benedict
Germantown
Penn
Miss Maud Jones
Walter Jones
L. L. Peek
Charles Talmadge
Mrs. Asbury Hodgson
Mrs. McNeil
Miss Lil Hodgson
Mrs. Aull
Grace Talmadge
Dorothy Aull
Mattie Jacobs. Langford
Abe Joel
R. W. Branch
J. L. Branch
Greensboro
Hart Griffeth
Bogart
Ana
J. H. Griffeth
George Little
Crawford
Martha Sue
Helen McRee
Lula Ashford
Watkinsville
Mae Ola Bishop
Ned Cohen
Carlton Johnson
O. L. Johnson
Miss Cherry
W. G. Elder
Barrow Times
Tom Rutland
Walter Cooper
Messrs
Vaughan Sims
Homer Trapswell
Calvin Parson
Marvin Perry
Jacksonville
Fla
J. W. Wier
Chicago
W. J. Parr
Howard Abney
Lumpkin, Ga
Annie Mae Arnold
Laura McWhorter
Stephens
Oscar O'Farrell
Louise O'Farrell
Salisbury
M. C
Hugh Rowe
W. D. Payne
University of Florida
E. H. Jewell
Retha Purcell
Carnesville Advance
Mrs. Calhoun
Washington, Ga
Charles Loudsans
H. Lemani
Miss Lemani
Providence
R. I
B. H. Williams
City
Robert White
Morristow
S. H. Willis
J. H. Gheesling
Samuella Gheesling
R. M. McCommons
Mr. and
J. S. Malcolm
H. B. Bowers
J. C. Terrell
R. J. Moss
Canon, Ga
Thomas Crawford
Lexington
J. H. Adams
B. B. Adams
Rebecca Adams
Bostwick
Arthur Palmer
Commerce
W. F. Dorsey
Abit Nix
Mr. Tibbetts
Joel Bacon
Tallulah Falls
OT ChaeAtar
Phore
nyClass
ColGaRy
Madison
Appalachee
Greene County Railroad
Monrose
B. R. Bloodworth
Gainesville Midland
Sun
H. E. Williams
Commercial Agt
E. Shelton
Ticket Agt
Georgia
Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
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