Goldenseason Verse And Birthday News In City Papers
This column blends Adely E. Shaw’s poem The Time of the Goldenrod with school notices and a long birthday report. It lists names from Homer Reynolds Sanford’s eleventh birthday to local graduates, gatherings at Capital Country club, and numerous university transfers and visits across Athens, Atlanta, and nearby towns.
Finest merchant tailoring line for fall and winter
The advertisement touts a complete line of men’s and boys’ clothing with fabrics for fall and winter. It promises a personal guarantee and personal assurance when having a suit built at the store, emphasizing quality and trusted service for customers with connections.
Local Society Notes Highlight Travels and School Moves
Judge and Mrs. Hamilton McWhorter return from Washington and Virginia. Miss Adeline Davis of Charlottesville and Miss Natalie Campbell of San Francisco expected to visit for a wedding in October. Mrs. George Miller visits Rome sister Mrs. Anderson. Miss Sallie McWhorter to Winston-Salem for school. Stewart Harris leaves for Athens to enter the University of Georgia. Louise Hollingsworth to study at Koch. Vereen of Marietta and Boyd of Atlanta to stay with Mrs. Crawford for winter. Emma Fay Wright visits Athens then returns home. Loyd and Frank Wilhoit enter college. Add son Price leaves for Ler Lome in Milleger ville after two weeks with relatives. Robert L. Cooper goes to Athens to enter UGA. L. W. Johnson of Comer is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Davis
Charlottesville
Natalie Campbell
San Francisco
Cal
Wiliam D. Ellis, Jr
Adgate Ellis
Ellis
Ewell Gay
Atlanta Journal
Add'son
Price
Ler Lome
Millecgerville
Modern novelist mocks neurasthenia concept in London
A contemporary novelist portrays a London physician deriding the so called neurasthenia joke. The piece notes the daily erosion of cherished illusions by scientific investigators and counters the belief that country life is healthier than urban living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shantung Province A Century of Intensive Farming
Farmed for Forty Centuries, Shantung spans about 55 000 square miles with 30 000 000 people. The province remains agriculturally active and intensely cultivated beyond typical American practices, distinguishing its farming methods from U S norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shantung
Wisconsin
United States
Day of the Wireless Confusion in Busy Station
In a crowded scene the operator notes the wireless line is busy for the third time as a caller asks who is holding it. The reply names Mrs Gabble and mentions her usual Monday morning visit with Mrs Gig Sigante, but the rest of the line is garbled.
Orphans Home Work Day Urged In Decatur Ga Notice
Message encourages community support for the Decatur Orphans Home in Georgia. It outlines the yearly Work Day on September 26 and urges churches, Sunday schools, and residents to contribute a day’s wage or more to aid orphan children amid wartime hardship in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larue
Europe
Decatur
J. M. Hawkins
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Mattie Wilson Dubose
Adely E. Shaw
Woodrow Wilson
Homer Reynolds Sanford
Cloverhurst Avenue
Dot Haselton
Anne Hinton
Frances
Lou Price Hinton
Elizabeth
Eugenia Arnold
Marguerite Morris
Frances Rowe
Dot
Haselton
Martha Campbell
Ann Hinton
Grace Lynch
Masters Thomas
Hugh Stanley
George Morton
Harris
Bannon Jones
Pat
Carlton Mell
Joseph Jarrell
Charles Hodgson
Charlie Hooper
Hamilton Callaway
Edwin
Harry Hodgson
Charles Sanford
Miss Lipscomb
Virginia Lipscomb
Capital Country Club
Mamie Ansley
Adgate Bilis
Bertha Moore
Isabell Robinson
Dorothy Harman
Rosalie Davis
Helen McCarty
Louise Broyles
Theo Prioleau
Dollie Prioleau
Virginia
William Dickey
Charles Porter
Hill Freeman
Newnan
Eugene V. Haynes
John Hightower
Joel Hurt
Howell Foreman
Jerry Osborne
Saunders Jones
Perrin Nichoson
Robert Forrester
Albany
Messrs
K. B. Hodges
J. S. Davis, Jr
Athens
University of Georgia
C.W. Johnson
S. B. Lippitt
Stovall de Graffenried
University—Albany Herald
Howard Peacock
Fannie Webb Branch
Bishop
Gainesville
Brenau
Hallie Branch
City
Charles Cocke
New York
Russell Petrie
Marietta
Joe Davis
Madison
Mrs. H. Hood
Commerce
M. J. Costa
Atlanta
I. G. Swift
Elberton
Lucy Cobb
Ada Hancock
Winder
Nora Wills
Messrs. E. N. Jelks
J. E. Jelks
H. L. Shelton
Columbus
Alex Vaughn
Russ Turner
Westminster
S. Co
Lucile Peacock
C. C. Holliday
Mary Holliday
Jefferson
John Burch
Flora Carter
Crawford
Henrs. Beusse
R. L. Moss, Sr
Misses Moss
Tallulah Falls
O. H. Arnold
W. G. Lester
Eugene Lester
Tampa
Annie Knox
Will Knox
Lexington
Claudia Fink
Pennsylvania
Lucy Cobb Institute
Herbert Whitehead
Louis Patton
Carlton
Ida Colquitt
W. C. Jones
Mary Willie Deadwyler
Fanny Neal Anderson
Arthur Booth
Liberton
Tom Baxter
Master Hallowell Baxter
Columbia, S. C
Lucien Harris
Macon
John R. Northcutt
W. F. Dorsey
Frank Shackelford
South Georgia
McKenzie Parker
Geo. Parker
University
Delaney Hull
Rosa D. Hull
Ethel Waller
Eatonton
Mildred Bozeman
Marié Pitner
Richmond
Miss Pitner
St. Luke’s
Lena Towns
George L.,candler
Mss
Lenore Candler
North Carolina
Candler
David S. Atkinson
Baltimore
Savannah Press
Joe Stubbs
Barney Cubbedge, Jr
Trybee
Stubbs
Cub Bedge
Henry Levington
University of Georgia, At Athens
P. Vincent
Louise Vincent
Dan Dupree
M. J. Carswell
Jeffersonville
Eugenia
Tucker
G. A. Tucker
Samuel Benedict
John A. Darwin
Lasage Darwin
Punch Percy
Birmingham
Julia Benedict
Coates Benedict
Mr. Harrold Holden
William B. Wilkinson
Otey Vincent
Nell Choate
Ansley Park
Washington, D. C
Gunston Hall
Mardie Morton
Lumpkin, Ga
Munro Dearing
Rome
Pauline Daniel
Milledgeville
Shorter College
Constitution
John Hill Moss
Tech
R. Brandt
Southern Mutual Bldg
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton Street
Athens, Georgia
Judge
Hamilton McWhorter
Washington
Mrs. George Miller
D. G. Anderson
Milledge Avenue
Stewart Harris
University of Georgia— Atlanta Journal
Louise Hollingsworth
Chas. A. Koch
Wehawken, N. J
Vereen
Mr. Boyd
E. A. Crawford
Emma Fay Wright
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Loyd
Frank Wilhoit
Warrenton
Robert L .Cooper
Mr. L. W. Johnson
Comer
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