Rise With the Morning Resolve to Win
A collage of verses on starting early to achieve, a wedding notice in Macon, school events at Childs Street, and YWCA and church auxiliary notices. Georgia Wade marries C C Shouse in Milledgeville. plans include home to friends. Childs Street School hosts parents Friday evening. YWCA events span gymnastics swimming and mill class work. Emmanuel Church Woman’s Auxiliary meets midweek.
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Wade-Shouse
Georgia Wade
C. C. Shouse
Milledgeville
Macon
F. H. Wade
Thiry Street
R. E. Douglas
Garden Club Meeting at YWCA Parlors at 11 Oclock
The Garden Club will meet this morning at 11 oclock in the YWCA parlors. Mrs Frank Myers will discuss keeping porch boxes beautiful year round. Miss Rosa Vanderlieth will share the best method of taking cuttings through winter. Mrs R C Orr will discuss winter vegetables. All ladies invited.
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Garden Club
A. ML
Frank Myers
Rosa Vanderlieth
R. C. Orr
Methodist Students Reception At Lucy Cobb Friday Night
On Friday October twenty from eight to ten o clock the First Methodist Sunday School faculty will entertain Lucy Cobb Institute and University of Georgia students. Senior and intermediate departments are invited and must notify teachers and Miss Bessie Paine at the YWCA residence via phone 577 with attendance.
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Lucy Cobb
University
First Methodist Sunday School
Lucy Cobb Institute
University of Georgia
Bessie Paine
Miss Paine
Mrs W C Ash Hosts informal sewing party
Mrs W C Ash entertained at a cheerful sewing party yesterday morning. Honorees included Mrs George Deadwyler, Miss Mary Deadwyler, and Miss Hopkins. The home was decorated with tall roses and cosmos blossoms, creating a pleasing background for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ash
George Deadwyler
Mary Deadwyler
Miss Hopkins
Cloverhurst Country Club Bridge Party Planned
The Cloverhurst Country Club will host the first in a series of bridge parties for women members and wives and daughters of members on Saturday afternoon at 3:45. Attendees are asked to call telephone numbers 20 or 1299 by Friday morning to confirm attendance.
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Cloverhurst Country
Cloverhurst Country Club
Elegant stag affair for Rev Troy Beatty
St Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias hosts an informal stag banquet in the lodge room on October 26 honoring Past Chancellor and Grand Chancellor Troy Beatty as he prepares to move from Athens to Memphis. The event includes toasts and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Beatty
St. Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Athens
Memphis
Teachers to Entertain Mothers at Methodist Church
Teachers in the Beginners Department will host the mothers of the children at 4 o clock Friday afternoon October 20 at the First Methodist church with a cordial invitation extended to Cradle Roll mothers. Mrs Sarah Abrams hosts sewing club gathering this afternoon at her Hancock avenue home for ten members. Mrs Arthur Flatau hosts two tables of auction bridge this afternoon for her fifth anniversary followed by a dinner party at her home. A dance is planned for next Thursday night at the Elks Hall by the city younger set amid great anticipation.
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First Methodist Church
Sarah Abrams
Sewing Club
Hancock Avenue
Arthur Flatau
Auction Bridge
Flautau
Elks Hall
Federation of Women's Clubs in Georgia Emphasizes Non-Politics
The Macon Telegraph notes the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs remains non political with harmony and unity as its strength. It highlights past refusals to engage political entities like the Daughters of the Confederacy and the U D C's stance on keeping politics out to preserve work, praising leaders such as Mrs. Zeno I. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Bruce Jones for expanding membership and guiding civic, educational, social and moral study.
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Federation Women’s Clubs
Macon Telegraph
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Georgia
Memorial Association
Association of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
New Orleans
Woman’s National Suffrage Asociation
Zeno I. Fitzpatrick
Federation
Bruce Jones
Albany
Telegraph
Macon
Federation of Women’s Club
Non-Political Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy Convention
The Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy plan their Dublin convention with a historical program and speeches by notable figures. The federation maintains a non political stance in meetings while addressing financial commitments to Arlington and Shiloh monuments and Red Cross memorial efforts.
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Georgia
Arlington Monument
Savannah
Shiloh Monument
Red Cross
Washington
Improvement Club meeting at Oconee Heights school
The Oconee Heights School Improvement Club will hold an important meeting at the school building this Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock. Mothers and older sisters of pupils are cordially urged to attend. The YWCA art class meets Wednesday morning at six. Dr. W B Conway visited yesterday after Mrs. Conway's death and will spend time with his daughter Mrs. Mizelle in College Park and later with another daughter Mrs. Price in Blacksburg Va for the summer. Mr and Mrs R L Huff of Greensboro were here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee Heights
W. B. Conway
Conway
Mizelle
College Park
Athenns
Ladies Attend Demonstration Of Madame Hoppe Corsets
The La Vida cor sets demonstration by Madame Hoppe of New York draws many ladies at Collins this week. An experienced corsetiere well known in Athens, she offers expert corset fitting guidance during her extended visit and invites ladies to call for personal advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Hoppe
New York
Collins
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Alice Adams
Bentztown
Lowell
Ldte
R. M. Wade
South
Shouse
Dearing Hardware Co
Childs Street School
Childs Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary
Emmanuel Church
LaVida
la Vida
W. T. Collins & Co
Phore
Dublin
Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy
Yoolden Times
Laula Kendall Rogers
Tennille
Rogers
Anna Burns
Sylvania
Bragg
Mildred Rutherford
Milly
H. M. Franklin
Hayes
Oconee Heights IM
Mrs. R. L. Huff
Greensboro
W. T. Collins CO
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