Vacation ends as school bells ring in town
A society note features Mrs. Alice Adams and readers enjoying summer memories, a slogan contest winners list with College Park board of trade prizes, and plans for local civic efforts. Also highlights a Dublin Castle reception for American visitors and a pitch for bifocal lenses by an optician, with names and places from Georgia and Ireland.
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I. B. Thomas
South
Prado Street
Atlanta
Florence Long Bartow
Athens
College Park Board of Trade
Thomas
College Park
Macon
Easter Lilly and Hyacinth Floral Display at Grand House
Guests including Sir Nugent Everard and Lady Everard attend a spring event showcasing Dreer's bulbs such as Roman hyacinths Paper White narcissus and Freesia Improved Purity. Attendees wear elegant gowns with crepe de chine and black satin, with Lady Dorothy Howard and Lady Dougherty among those present.
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Munce
MacMillan
Sir Nugent Everard
D. L
Lady Everard
Dorothy Howard
Lady Dougherty
Jones Greenhouse Extends 30 Day Credit Courtesy
Jones Greenhouse announces an extension of its standard thirty day credit period to customers, maintaining its policy of timely invoicing and available payment options.
Society Notes from An Elegant Diplomatic Function
A grand diplomatic gathering featured senior officials and international guests in formal attire. Attendees included the lord chancellor, various consuls, and numerous titled and unnamed ladies in gowns of velvet, satin, lace, and brocade. An auto party later accompanied guests from Mountain with a large dinner and social mingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Hawtison
Jatius O’brien
C. Johnston
Miss Nixon
Albert Nay
Thompson
Campbell
Molony
Tadge
Winston Dugan
Luis Figueroa
Horace Plunket
T. W. Russell
T. P. Gill
Joseph McGrath
Pre. Campbell
Prof. Thompson
Pr. Carroll
Hawtry Benson
John Lentaigne
Winston Dugar
Albert Murray
Warner
Weechamberlain
Donald Forbes
Hope
James Johnston
William Thompson
Mya. J
E Mountain
hon _or
Belle Peeler
Fairy Elliott
Athens
J. FE. Smith
A. T. Deckner
E. L. Smith
S. A. Philips
E. L.smith
John Edward
Roy Brown
Woman's Club Day in Knoxville Sees Pennybacker Address
Women from Knoxville and nearby towns plan to attend National Conservation Exposition events on Friday September 12. Mrs Percy V Pennybacker president of the National Federation of Women's Clubs will address the Women’s Department on Some Dangers That Threaten the American Home. A luncheon at Van Wright Inn will honor her with covers for over one hundred guests.
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Woman's Club
Knoxville
Tenn
Percy V. Pennybacker
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Woman's Department
Pennybacker
Knotville
Harriman
Henry McMillan
Athens
Johnson City
Chattanooga
Cleveland
Maryville
Atlanta
Adgieville
Greenville
van Wright Inn
Exposition Grounds
George W. Denny
Tennessee Federation of Women’s Clubs
Freckles Cream Ad Promises Removal and Guarantee
An old advert touts Wilson's Freckle Cream promising to remove or fade freckles with a money back guarantee if complexion is not restored. It markets 50 cent jars, larger mammoth jars for a dollar, and mentions Wilson's Fair Skin Soap. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Wilson
Mammoth
Wile Son's
H. R. Palmer & Sons
School Opens With Noted Teachers At Tallulah Falls
A meeting chaired by Mrs. M A Lipscomb announced the Tallulah Falls school teachers for the coming year. Miss Louise Hemingway will lead as principal with Miss Kate Thornton and Miss Ruth Thornton as first and second assistants. The school opens the first week of October and aims to expand the domestic science and manual arts curriculum to benefit mountain girls. The project is backed by the Federation of Women's clubs and is a tribute to Mrs. Lipscomb’s dedication.
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M. A. Lipscomb
W. D Ellis, Jr
Fifteenth Street
Tallulah Falls
Louise Hemingway
Perry
State Normal School
Kate Thornton
Griffin
Ruth Thornton
Alabama Normal School
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lipscomb
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