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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
2
A mixed page item includes a short verse about the House of Too Much Trouble and a moral tale about a lonely boy and a quiet home. It also lists Y M C A auxiliary meetings and notes a reflective essay on happiness, destiny, and inner strength. The content references social notices and parish-like guidance within a 1920s community newspaper.
A reflective piece on enduring faith, happiness, and inner resilience. It suggests the simple faith man learns to regret without tears and finds cause for gladness at the end of sorrowful periods, portraying a father figure guiding inner strength.
Mrs Sally Wright Irvine and Frederick Stanley Ruth of New York will wed Monday at All Saints church with Anne Wright as attendant. After a private service and breakfast at Gen William A Wright’s home, the couple plan a honeymoon to New England and coastal resorts before settling in New York.
The article credits yesterday's preparation for today's success, noting careful arrangements, quality values, and honest reductions during price cutting discussions that made the September sale a great success.
Mr Frederick Harbin is in Chicago. Miss Rossie Wade returns from Gloucester Massachusetts. Miss Worthy Johnson departs for Atlanta then Forsyth to join Bessie Tift faculty. Mrs J W Noell and Miss Addie Noell of Winterville were in the city. Mrs C A Asbury has returned to Athens after summer visits. Miss Eula Moore leaves for Milledgeville for a new position. Mr Joel Weir heads to South Carolina to visit relatives. Mrs Emmett Christopher of Rutherford and Mrs John Pittard of Winterville were in town. Mrs W B Hill visited with Mrs McAlpin and returned from Franklin North Carolina. Miss Parna and the boys went to Athens. Dr Will White returned to Watkinsville. Miss Annie Gray Fellows and Ruth Epps go to Jefferson for a barbecue. Mr and Mrs O M Frazier returned from Hot Springs Arkansas to spend time with Fred Willard. WHAT BLUE RIBBON MEANS refers to quality of Blue Ribbon vanilla and lemon extracts. See Dr Mason about a tooth at McClure's.
The notice welcomes mothers planning to enroll children for the Lucy Cobb Kindergarten and urges prompt applications to ensure full equipment for the opening at 9 a.m. on Wednesday September 14. Jessie McGregor is the contact with phone 344-2.
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