Halloween Week Calendar Highlights In Athens
The calendar lists events for Friday and Saturday in Athens including Twilight Recital at Lucy Cobb at five, Halloween parties at multiple venues, a 39 clock football game North Carolina versus Georgia, a cotillion at Dupree Hall, and a high school carnival at eight. Social notices cover teas, luncheons, and a marriage at 550 North Jackson Street with Rev. J W. Lynch officiating. A Halloween poem and candy sale at Sanford Field are noted along with a Christian Church Halloween invite and Mrs. W D Lamars talk.
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Lucy Cobb
College Avenue
Billups Phinizy
Martha Phinizy
Adaline Dobbs
Albert Davison
Philathea
J. B. Vaughan
Milledge Avenue
Colonial
Christian Endeavor
Omega Betas
Sign of the Black Cat
North Carolina
Georgia
Dupree Hall
Randolph Huntington
Carrie Mae Randolph
A. L. Huntington
N. J. Mathews
North
Jackson Street
J. W. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Memorials Mark Georgia U D C Ventures At Rabun Gap
The Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy report annual progress with $10,000 raised for a Bartow memorial at Rabun Gap school and plans to buy Rabun county lands nearby for an industrial school. They aim to memorialize Alexander H. Stephens by urging a state university branch at Liberty Hall. Notable speakers included Miss Rutherford and Lawton B. Evans.
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Mildred Rutherford
Moultrie
Telegraph
Georgia
Bartow
Rabun Gap School
Rabun County
Wirt
Andersonville
Petersburg
the Crater
Georgia U. D. C
State University
Liberty Hall
Alexander H. Stephens
Miss Rutherford
Athens
Lawton B. Evans
Augusta
South
Macon Telegraph
Some Day a Star and the Good Looking Girl
An Athens advertiser promotes R. Brandt as the place with “Know-how” in optical service. The pitch highlights that customers will realize long‑ago they should have shopped there. The copy emphasizes attractive eyewear and suggests a skilled optical department through the lens of a fashionable customer.
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Athens
R. Brandt
The Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building Event
Three Athens society girls present a showing of the latest dances with exhibitions and dancing during and after the event. Also notes the Feast of All Saints observed globally on November 1 with church services at Emmanuel church leading Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. An invitation is extended to participate in the festival observance.
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Hallowe’en
C. E. Society of Christian Church
Athens Society
Emmanuel Church
A High School tion in Homeburg Women Vote First
George Fitch in the November American Magazine humorously imagines Homeburg as a town where women may vote in school elections and men must. The excerpt follows as citizens rush to the polls with Mrs Chet Frazier and others active outside the butcher shop and post office amid the playful, satirical tone.
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George Fitch
Homeburg
Chet Frazier
Chet
Attorney Cox
Chicago
Voters endure tense finish at school bond election
The scene centers on a crowded polling place as residents, including Judge Hicks and Mrs. Payley, queue to vote before five o'clock. Women drive the outcome while men endure the suspense, culminating in a school funding approval of 453 to 78. Local social notes follow, detailing visits and arrivals in Athens and surrounding towns.
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Judge Hicks
Tere
Gibb Ogle
Gibb
Africa
Mrs. Payley
Rubber tires for sale cheap in Victoria ad
Victoria buyers are told rubber tires in first class condition are available cheaply from Griffith & Welen. Trade in foreign countries is noted with competition from top goods from every land. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as the popular medicine for coughs and colds, sold by all dealers.
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Griffith & Welen
Jevery Land
Do You Dread Your Meals Chamberlains Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets to boost appetite improve digestion and restore relish for meals. Sold through dealers.
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Society
Alice Adams
Hallowe'en
Old Jacko
Nashville Democrat
A. Bronson Alcott
Joseph Roux
Jerome Taylor
A. B
The
Emmanuel Guild
Sanford
Y. W. C. A. Athletic Building
W. D. Lamar
Walter D. Lamar
Hammond Johnson
Edgeworth Lamkin
Hallowe'en Bridge
Norfolk
Robert W. Lamkin
Crossman
University Dancing Academy
E. H. Dorsey
Jeweler and Optician Insurance Building
Troy Beatty
Capitol Woolen Mills CO
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Gracedale Greenhouse
S. Lumpkin St
Chas. Stern Co. “the Home of Good Clothes
Clayton Street
C. C. Jarrell
Oxford
Emory College
Marian Phinizy
Martan Phinizy
Hughes Spalding
Atlanta
Ethel Noble
Miriam Haselton
Essie Jordan
Misse Lueite
Julia Brand
Artie Small
Adaline Small
J. W. Barnett
Judge Winn
Lawrenceville
Judge Brand
Rosa D. Hull
Charlie Snelling
Charlottesville
Jerre M. Pound
State Normal College
Nashville, Tenn
Murry Murphy
Merritt
Little Rock
Jerre Pound
T. K Randolph
Auburn
City
Ma. Randolph
Arthur Huntington
Miriam Pope
James Stetson
Macon
Mr. Small
Josephine Nicholson
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
W. H. Crowley
Crawford
Earnest Stokely
Florence Power
Smithonia
Jessie Malcolm
Madison
Bessie Brightwell
Maxeys
R. E. Fullilove
High Shoals
Sallie Aiken
Watkinsville
Marie Reynolds
Ellen Brooks
Chapter A. B
Emmanuel Church Guild
Harry Sitner
Hot Springs
Mrs. H. M. Pond
Topeka, Kansas
R. S. Pond
Ralph Russell
Comer
Fullee Thompson
Amanda Thompson
J. C. Verner
Commerce
C. Gallaway
Clarence Chandler
Victoria
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