The Dixie Girl and Other Verses Featured in Local Columns
A trio of items from the local pages highlights poems by Charles Irvin Junkin and a collection of verses on daily life. Readers are invited to a Hallowe'en party hosted by Miss Nella Avery with a Sleeping Beauty play, plus Not-a-Chance Club gathering at the Nicholson home and a Woman's Auxiliary prayer meeting at Emmanuel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Charles Irvin Junkin
The
People’s Home Journal
Nella Avery
Hallowe’en
Sleeping Beauty
Madison Nicholson
Louise Phinizy
Janet Fortson
Prince
Nora Fortson
Fairies
Marion Nicholson
A. R. Nicholson
Henderson Avenue
Florence Topper
Miriam Haselton
Jennie Arnold
Natalie Bocock
Josephine Wilkins
Nellie Phinizy
Harriet Benedict
Dickens Quilp Tea Party At Colonial For Charity
A Dickens Quilp Tea Party raises funds for the YWCA and United Daughters of the Confederacy at the Colonial next Friday. Prof H C White provides a prologue with Dr H C White, Prof John J Jackson, and Mr and Mrs Daniel Quilp hosting with invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Dickens’ Quilp
Young Woman’s Christian Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. C. White
John J. Jackson
Dickens
Daniel Quilp
Jiniwin
George
Asbury Hodgson
Tuttle
Mary Lyndon
Quilp Tea Party and YWCA debt relief in Athens
A social note lists hostesses for a Quilp Tea Party with a 1845 minuet selection led by Lucy Fleming and a large YWCA debt payoff announcement in Athens. It reports 127 clubs and about 10 000 federation members in Georgia with new club formations, music clubs, and district leadership efforts highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toots
Mary Hunnicutt
Matilda Mapleson
T. P. Stanley
Daniel Quilp
Fred Orr
Jinmin
J. C. Hutchins
Quilp
Harold Diedrich Meyer
Lucy Fleming
Leila May Hull
Herman Arnold
Natalie Bocock
Henry Dunn
Marion Hodgson
Howard McCall
Nelli
Phin Izy
James Ray
Toombs gavel awarded to sixth district at convention
The exchange notes a gavel made from the Toombs oak presented to the Georgia federation by Dr. H. C. White of Athens. The sixth district has held the trophy after federating the most clubs last year and again leads with fifteen clubs, ahead of the first district with nine. Mrs. Jones, sixth district president, invited to accept the gavel for her district until the next convention. The piece also mentions Week of Prayer services at First Methodist church and community social notices across Franklin and Athens areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hays
Savannah
Georgia
Friendship Athletic Club
Jones County Federation
Columbus
Phi Mu
Oconee County Club
Watkinsville
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. C. White
Athens
Georgia Federation
First Methodist Church
T. E. Jago
Latin America
W. A. Dale
Congress On Christian Works
Panama
Austin Comer
Lamar Cobb
Cobb Lampkin
F. E. Griffeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixie Girl
Woman's Auxiliary
Emmanuel Church
Manuel Chek
Brighton Carlsbald
Reid Drug CO
Heaven
Tessie G. Blake
State Normal School
Roley
Sidney Roley
Hancock Avenue
Garden Club
Frank Myers
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Baptist
Committee On Homes
W. T. Witcher
Phore
Kittlebel
W. P. Welch
Simmons
Sarah Cobb Baxter
Wigsby
M. A. Frierson
Wackles
Lucy Linton
Phibbs
Bartow
Spragg
Laura Blackshear
Scroggins
A. M. Soule
Blinkers
Meena Michael
Recreation Hall
Mill District
College Avenue School
Franklin, N. C
M. Rutherford
Texas
O. H. Arnold
Robert Sparks
Carlton Jester
Eatonton
W. A. Semmes, Jr
J. W. Bailey
Cobb Street
E. H. Sullivan
Sandersville
J. R. Langston
Atlanta
John Hunnicutt
Philadelphia
L. A. Morris
Frank Lipscomb
Robert Woodruff
Robert W. Lamkin
Hughes Spalding
Piedmont
Sunday American
Curry Moon
Phinizy
Edith Montgomery
Wilmington
Del
Frank Lumpkin
Billups Phinizy
Hammond Johnson
Charles EB. Martin
Ford Johnson
Oconee Enterprise
Watkins Ville
Hugh Willett
C. M. Snelling
Robert Snelling
Audley Morton
Montaia City
Sidney Stovall
Arthur Booth
Elberton
Mr. Dulaney
Washington, D. C
Cobb Dulaney
Martin Abney
Howard Abney
Walter
Hodgson
Columbus Day
Dorothy Hodgson
Marguerite Rowe
Nofee Dozier
Gainesville
V. G. Bickers
Mrs. Bolling Lasnett
Mrs. Moreton Rollestone
Phil W. Davis, Jr
City
McRee
Cora Campbell
Stephens
Marcus McWhorter
A. R. Cook
Augusta
John Schley
Eugene Black
Alfred Nicholson
G. D. Thomas
Fred Morton
Isabelle Thomas
John Welch
Federal Court
Bankruptcy Division
J. B. Park
Noel D.get
L. H
Ros
McBride Howell
White Plains
Z. T. Walker
Nettie Webb
Judge
Mrs. Hamilton McWhorter
Washington
Troy Beatty
Memphis
Tenn
E. R. Hodgson
Robir Woodruff
A. C. Quillian
W. W. Wofford
James C. Williams
Greensboro
Woodmen of the World
Stewart Paddock
Jewelty Co
Ayton Street
Douglas Fairbanks
Manhattan
Madness
Fatty and
Mabel
Peggy Hyland
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