Notice Calendar and Society Items from Athens Banner
Unsigned notices may be rejected without sender name. Calendar lists events for the week: Silver Tea, WCTU, Garden Club, Home Mission Society, Daughters of the Revolution, Civic Club entertainment, and Georgia vs Tennessee football at Herty Field. Also poems, meetings notes for WCTU Garden Club Home Mission Society, and engagement news for Hünnicutt Hopkins in Athens.
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H. J. Rowe
H. C. Conway
Athens Garden Club
the Home Mission Society
Daughters of the Revolution
Wedding and society notes feature Georgia events and attire
Miss Spain of Quitman weds Osgood Willingham Jr in a quiet elegant ceremony at the Spain home with pink and white decor. Mrs Herbert Stubbs serves as matron of honor and Miss Elizabeth Willingham is maid of honor. The couple exits for northern cities then settles on Arlington Place. Silver Tea hosted by Emanuel church proceeds if weather allows. Women’s social updates include visits and travels among Winterville, Columbus, and Macon associates.
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Spain-Willingham
Helen Spain
Quitman
Osgood Willingham, Jr
J. W. Spain
Herbert Stubbs
Arlington Place
Macon
Local residents visit and travel notes prompt city chatter
Misses Judith and Mable Lyndon arrive from Washington by auto to visit relatives. Mr. Hammond Johnson of Norfolk is in the city. Julia Benedict returns from New York where she has stayed with Mrs. DeForest Hicks. Rev. J. T. Irwin of Pomona, Cal. visits Mr. J. B. Vaughn. Edward H. Dorsey and wife return from Farmington after a weekend with the Prices. Col. R. L. J. Smith of Commerce was in town yesterday. Ralph Smith marks his fifth birthday with a lawn party and games. Mrs. D. G. Bickers and Marjorie Bickers return from Gainesville. Tom Brightwell and wife of Maxeys in the city. Marion Griffith, Ida Dorsey’s guest, will return to Macon today. Mrs. G. W. Bray returns to Watkinsville. Ben Hansford and Calvine W. Parr noted ill health at home on Washington St. Fred Willard leaves for Union, D. C., to visit his parents for a few days.
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Julia Benedict
New York
Ben
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract Featured As Delicacy
Ad copy praises Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract from choicest beans as the most delicious. An unrelated dental ad mentions Dr. Mason over McClure's. A cough remedy pitch promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, urging relief for a hacking throat and endorsing quick cures, sold by all dealers.
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Epicures
Teef
Fifty Cent Stomach Tablet Promise from Palmer
An ad promotes MI-ONA stomach tablets for rapid relief of digestion and stomach pain. It claims quick cure of gas belching heartburn and dizziness with use, noting a guarantee or money back if ineffective. It cites H. R. Palmer & Sons as sellers and mentions wide druggist availability.
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H. R. Palmer & Son
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Liquid cures eczema where salves fail
Medical authorities urge liquid treatment to wash away skin germs rather than seal them in with salves. D. D. D. style wash combines Oil of Wintergreen and other ingredients to penetrate and destroy disease germs, then heal the skin. A 25 cent trial bottle promises instant relief. Also notes Royal Arch Masons convocation and Ely Bros Dream Balm for nasal catarrh.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Chickens Roost on Sunflower Stalks in Georgia Field
In Gwinnett County a field planted with a long row of sunflowers showed an odd sight as five ten foot stalks bore five hens perched atop. The birds balanced on the curved stems and pecked seeds from the dried blooms, creating a curious rural scene witnessed by the Athens party touring the state.
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Athens
Gwinnett
Rexall 92 93 Hair Tonic Claims Growth Proof
Rexall 92 and Rexall 93 Hair Tonic is advertised as growing hair on bald heads with roots alive. The copy claims scientific action, germ destruction, root stimulation, and pleasant fragrance, offering a full refund if no improvement with two sizes 50c and 1.00 at H. R. Palmer & Sons Rexall Store.
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Rexall
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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W. E. Henley
Man's Christian Temperance
Union
Conway
Home Missionary Society
Home Mission Society
First Methodist Church
Hunnicutt-Hopkins
John Atkinson Hunnicutt
Eleanor Francina
Mr. Hopkins
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Hunnicutt Hopkins
Eleanor
Isaac Stiles Hopkins, Jr
Milledge Avenue
Miss Hynnicutt
Hopkins
I. S. Hopkins
Rosser & Brandon
Gladys Enslen
Mary ‘Tardy
Georgia
Alabama
Fair Grounds
Miss Tardy
Aaa
Samuel W.peck & CO
Sam-peck
E. H. Dorsey
ELGIN
Clayton St
R. Brandt’s
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Miss Enslen
Tardy
Emily Somerville
Jessie May Perkins
Maidelle Cosby
Margaret Larady
Eleanor Matthews
Emily Morris
May Fox
Birmingham Age-Herald
Emmanuel Church
Hugh Rowe
Prince Avenue
Susie Kramer
Winterville
Mercer Broach
Ruth Wootte Ington
Mrs. Peaton College Avenue
Prof
S. V. Banford
Birmingham
Dozier Pou
Columbus
Frank Hardeman
Herschel Harris
A. L. Mitchells
Marie Pitner
Hilda Meadow
Elberton
Chas. Stern Company
Clayton Street
Athens, Georgia
Judith
Mable Lyndon
Washington
Mr. Hammond Johnson
Norfolk
Rev
J. T. Irwin
Pomona, Cal
Mr. J. B. Vaughn
Edward H. Dorsey
Farmington
J. D. Price
Col
R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Ralph Smith
D. G. Bickers
Marjorie Bickers
Gainesville
Tom Brightwell
Maxeys
City
Marion Griffith
Ida Dorsey
G. W. Bray
Watkinsville
Ben Hansford
Salem
Calvine W. Parr
Washington St
T. C. Stephens
Crawford
Fred Willard
D. C
F. C. Willard
Mason
McClure
Keystone Chapter No
Royal Arch Masons
W. ©. Jordan, H. P
Fred T. Moon
Secty
Foley
Miller's
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