A Loose-Leaf Calendar of Society and School Notes
A feature on Vera a radiant society figure praised for charm spontaneity and striking eyes. Also reports the State Normal School opening with sermons, welcomes from church and educational leaders, and a parable about prayer and turkey.
150000 Umbrellas Reach Market At Bargain Price
Our allotment of 150000 pure silk Hull umbrellas with silver mounted handles has just arrived. September sale price is $5.00 each, well below the common value of $7.50. Quantities are limited and not guaranteed to restock once sold. Both ladies and gents models available at $5.00.
Noted lectures and welcome for new church pastor in Classic City
In Athens news, Prof. Stewart encourages proactive education, while Mr Branson lauds the school’s warm alumni culture asking faculty and students to wear identifiers for quick recognition. Dr. and Mrs Lynch are guests at a First Baptist reception with 400 attendees welcoming the pastor and family. Lamar Cobb of Clifton Arizona enters the U S Congress race, drawing local interest and strong family ties in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
State Normal School
Miss Wood
Miss Hardy
Phil Branson
Smith
Boulevard Baptist Church
Branson
Athens
Bondurant
First Methodist
Troutman
J. S. King
Capt. Dozier
Clarke County
Stewart
Georgia
Uncle Ben
Turkey
Prof. Stewart
Mr. Branson
Lamar Cobb
Clifton
Arizona
National Congress
Neighborhood kitchen shower for Mrs McHatton
A Saturday evening surprise party at the McHattons new home drew about a dozen neighbors. Each guest brought a kitchen utensil as a gift with an original poem attached and the readings sparked much fun. The event ended with a warm, enjoyable gathering.
Social Notes Highlight Mr and Mrs Carter Dance Guests
A Wynnton dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert E Carter honored Miss Belle Carter with Miss Emily Cassin of Atlanta as guest. Guests enjoyed a formal drawing room and veranda reception with Japanese lanterns, music by Paul Blanchard and dancing led by Blanchard and Cassin before a midnight supper and continued dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Carter
Robert E. Carter
Wynnton
Emily Cassin
Atlanta
Paul Blanchard
Cassin
Blanchard
Susie Hatcher
Lucile Peacock
Eugenia Redd
Clyde O'Neal
Emma Bradley
Jeanette Bruce
Isabel Garrard
Mary Hill
Susie Dozier
Sallie
Marion Redd
Charles Harrison
Jamie McDuffie
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
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Vera
L. B
Nature
Emerson
John B. Stetson
Imperials
E. H. Dorsey
R. Brandt
Clayton Street
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Frederick J. Ball
College Avenue
Fischer
Chas. Stern Co
Et al
Dr.e.g. Griffin
Washington and Thomas Streets
Garden Club
Hubbard McHatton
State Agricultural College
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Baraca
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Fulton Warner
Milledge Avenue
Anne Hunter
Ashland
John A. Varner
Annetle Varner
Madison
Fulton Varner
Constance Schley
Mrs. Earnest
Cobb Street
Miriam Pope
Washington
Miss Mattie DuBose
Leo Gottheimer
Annie Crawford
Mary Allen Peeples
Gainesville
Mr. Allen Talmage
Zena and
Frances Talmage
New York
Niagara
Robert Schley
Augusta
Annie Camak
George Butler
H. H. Carlton
Waddell Street
R. L. Moss, Jr
Tallulah
Judge Whelchel
Jefferson
Mms. A. S. Ward
Watkinsville
Ruby Sharp
Center
E. C. Dickson
Ella Dickson
J. P. Armstead
Crawford
City
Mrs. Bell
Mobile
Ruth Jackson
F. B. Sutton
S. B. Wingfield, Jr
Harriet Kinnebrew
Ashford, Ga
Carolyn Cobb
North Carolina
Prof. Hendren
Morehead City
Mallory Shoe Company
Broad Street
College