Learn a Little Every Day and D A R Meeting Notes
A parish page highlights a Mrs. Alice Adams led thoughts on daily learning. The Elijah Clarke Chapter D A R held a meeting with 16 members, updates on officers, scholarships, and aid requests. Miss Carrie Walden to lead Lucy Cobb Institute primary department in Athens with Miss Moselle Scudder assisting.
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Elijah Clarke
R. Brandt
Brandt
Annie Linton
Frances Long Taylor
Georgetown
D. C
Ellen Wilson
State Normal
Carrie Walden
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Moselle Scudder
Miss Walden
Lucy Cobb
Gerdine
Brumby
Walden
Scudder
Mildred Rutherford Circle Plans September Social Evening
Invitations have been issued for a Mildred Rutherford Historical Circle social on September 24, 1915. The event will run from eight thirty to ten thirty in the evening at the Villa, hosted at the home of Miss Ruth.
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Mildred Rutherford
Erford
Millie
Social notes and dances in Athens and Atlanta
The piece highlights a successful college dance in Athens with visiting guests including Miss Caro Louise Buffington and other Atlanta social figures. It also notes engagements, weddings planned for October, and numerous arrivals and moves through Athens and nearby towns, with focus on Lucy Cobb and local social events.
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Athens
Caro Louise Buffington
West Virginia
Alice Muse
Georgia Rice
Marion Stevens
Atlanta
Carolyn Baynes
Shady Dale
Athens Social News Highlights Local Visits and Club Events
Athens residents and visitors are featured in a string of social notices. The Roberta Well U D C chapter met at president Mrs A L Barwicks home. Miss Lucile Cox of Athens visited Brenau with Miss Blanche Atkins. The Sewing Club hosted by Miss Atkins honored Cox. Local families and students travel to and from Athens for gatherings and college enrollments.
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Lucile Cox
Athens
Brenau
Blanche Atkins
Gainesville
Sewing Club
Watkinsville Social
Roberta Well
A. L. Barwick
Waycross Women Win Municipal Suffrage Under New Charter
The last legislature approved and the governor signed a bill allowing Waycross women to vote on municipal questions under a new charter. Victor Murdock, U S Congressman from Kansas, comments on the shift to partnership in the American home and notes husbands often align their votes with their wives in suffrage states.
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Waycross
Victor Murdock
U. S
Kansas
Suffrage Debate and Women’s Roles in Public Life
Excerpts discuss opposition from Pennsylvania liquor dealers to woman suffrage and praise for women’s political potential. Quotes from Mary Ware Dennett and remarks on women’s evolving public role note that women seek equal voting rights and recognize labor outside the home. A one-day women’s strike in New York is called off as antis acknowledge changing norms.
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United States
Mary Ware Dennett
Woman's Home Companion
New York City
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Household Cares Tax Women Same as Men Athens Ad
Athens reader Mrs J F Dunston praises Doan s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble lasting seven years. She says the remedy removed signs of the ailment and that her family has had no need for other kidney medicines since. Chamberlains Tablets also praised for headaches and digestion.
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Athens
Dean
J. F. Dunston
Dougherty St
Doan
The Feast of Tabernacles and Jewish Social Duty
The festival spans eight days from the eve of the second of September to October 1. It links worship to daily life, stressing morality in economy and the common good. Dwelling in booths symbolizes simple living and shared humanity, guiding individuals to contribute to national welfare. Services will be announced in the Banner.
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Israel
It Hurts Her Feelings Don't Mark Alice's Examples
A brief note comments on sensitivity, urging not to critique Alice's examples, suggesting a friction over feedback and emotional reactions in a casual exchange. The tone implies interpersonal tension around instruction and criticism.
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Alice
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South
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E. H. Dorsey
Clayton Street
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Sanitary
Conway
J. H. Atchison
M. M. Conway
Milton F. Carlin
Ansley Park
Atlanta Journal
Glenn Dickey
MR. Boardman
Augusta
Clayton Boardman
Josephine Mobley
Miss Dickey
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Louise Morris
Milledge Avenue
Flora Campbell
Madison
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George Parker
Louis Snellings
James Nolan
Worth Trout
The
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Julia Tebo
New Orleans
Miss Tebo
T. W. Crawford
Misses Crawford
Lexington
City
Isabel Hutcheson
Watkinsville
J. M. McWhorter
Stephens
J. W. Walden
Carrie and
Julia Walden
Audley’ Morton
Albert Mobley
Monroe
Dr. Walden
A. J. Mewbourne
Marguerite Mewbourne
L. C. Brown
Franklin Springs
H. J. Anderson
Nashville, Tenn
Prince Avenue
Mr. Anderson
Myers Distributing Company
Jack Mathews
Gadsden,Ala
Mrs. Mathews
J. F. Baress
L. E. Osborne
Cannon, Ga
J. M. Smith
Sandy Cross
Lula McWhorter
Claude Little
Commerce
Helen Moore
Illinois
Ben Yow
Mary Faith
Sarah Yow
Lavonia
R. T. Dorsey, Jr
Yow
Atlanta Constitution
J. A. Hunnicutt
Madison Springs
J. J. Strickland
A. V. Deadwyler
Strickland Farm
Here
Commerce Observer
Roses
W. J. Comer
Thomas Whitehead
T. E. Atkins
Dick Dobbs
Marietta
Hilliard Spalding
Joseph Stewart
Florida
Ryan Williams
W. D. Arthur
H. L. Edwards
JM. A. Andrews
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G G. Hutchings
W. H. Hodges
F. L. Davis
A. ©. Jackson
Fred L. Davis, Jr
Mon- Toe Butler
Minnis McWhorter
Helen Ashford
Louise Stovall
Blanche Ward
Alice Wilson
Milledgeville
Gladys Fullilove
Wesleyan
Macon
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Asa M. Langford
Johnson Shoe Company
Jack Morton
Chas. Stern Company
Leonard McRee
Charlie ‘Downs
Weyman Dooley
Alva Downs
University of Georgia
A.H. Morton
Maggie Jackson
Nancy Lowe Morton
Mary Thornton
State Normal School
Phoenix Club
B. E. Overby
State Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Savannah
Dooley
Lindsay Downs
Stovall
Suffrage News
Equal Suffrage League
Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Dealers
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Clara A. Driggs
Biba
Yny
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