Augusta Society Notes and University Moves
A collection of society items includes Augusta youth heading to the University of Georgia at Athens with lists of local attendees, a Dearing Street Sewing Club gathering with Frances and Margaret Bond, and a five o’clock tea hosted by Mrs. S. J. Tribble for Eighth District students at the State Normal. The piece also mentions visits by Ral Miller in Athens and social events at the Tribble home highlighting county network.
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Dearing Street
Frances
Margaret Bond
Carrie Williford
Hazel Hodgson
Louise Morton
Sallie McWhorter
Elizabeth Rowland
Katharine Park
Lily Rogers
Dorothy Smith
Rachel Griggs
Anna Ausland
S. J. Tribble
Congressman Tribble
State, Normal
State Normal
Edith Branson
Lenn Lustrat
Mises Kate Downs
Liny Carter
Kate Williams
Mez Stewart
Francis Byrd
Ruby Still Aurelia Shellnutt
Ethel Hutchins
Emmie Cliatt
Weazy Walker
Annie M. Duprham
Lessie Leard
Ida McJunkin
Blanche Massey
Vera Wilcox
Miriam Waters
Effie Sullivan
Annie Harris
Inez Bagwell
Maude McCarter
Eunice Akin
Lola Wyche
Lucile Gresham
Carrie Bell Arnold
Kate Thaxton
Lillian Moore
Jennie Callaway
Addie Berry
Ellen Hargrove
Elizabeth Branch
Mamie Oxford
Verdah Stynchcomb
Eddie Baugh
Mattie Smith
Willie May Edmondson
Lois Cliatt
Lent Wootten
Sara Callaway
Luna Harper
Julia
Silk Hull umbrellas with silver mounted handles for sale
During September these pure silk Hull umbrellas with elegant silver mounted handles are offered at 5.00 dollars each, compared with their regular value of 7.50 dollars.
Alumnae Meeting Notice at Lucy Cobb Campus
The Lucy Cobb Alumnae Association schedules its fall meeting for tomorrow at 12 o clock, with a plea for full attendance. Local notices report many residents, students, and visitors in Athens including faculty, families, and guests arriving from Jefferson, Comer, and Bold Springs.
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Lucy Cobb Alumnae Association
Proper grooming and etiquette for gentlemen in public
The guide advises women to wear a veil around the head while sweeping as more becoming than white cotton. It condemns a man who winds his watch or trims his nails in public, saying such personal matters should be done privately in his room.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Parisian Sage Hair Rejuvenator Ad Promises Lustrous Hair
An October era advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the path to healthy hair for winter events. It claims dandruff germs cause hair problems and urges a week of use with a 50 cent bottle, guaranteed by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Parisian
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons Convocation
The regular convocation of Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. The Mark Master Degree will be conferred. A J Carter H P Fed T Moon Secretary
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Keystone Chapter No. 1
Royal Arch Masons
A. J. Carter
T. Moon
ZEMO CURES ECZEMA AND SKIN AILMENTS
A Palmer drug store ad extols ZEMO as a clean scientific liquid for eczema pimples dandruff prickly heat and sunburn. It promises instant itching relief and skin healing and offers a money back guarantee if results fail.
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Zemo
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Store
Bessie Tift College Opens Fall Term With Record Attendance
Forsyth Ga September 18 Bessie Tift College opened its fall term with the largest attendance in its history. The dormitories are filled and many students from Forsyth and area boarders are accommodated. Dr Sammons of Griffin delivered the opening address. Dean E C James, recently elected, arrived to organize his faculty. Faculty additions and grounds improvements include a new swimming pool by the lake.
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Forsyth
Bessie Tift Institute
Bessie Tift College
Sammons
Griffin
Baptist Conference
E. C. James
Greenville Female College
South Carolina
Bessie Tift
Europe
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Charles Kingsley
R. L. Stevenson
Ben King
Augusta
Warren Bothwell
Henri McGowan
Athens
University
Messrs
George Barrett
Alfred Martin
John Hains
George Howard
Theo von Sprecken
Roy Cooper
Marion Cooper
Harold Myer
James Wright
Tom Brand
George Franklin
Edgar Ponc
Elmer Ransom
Mr. Gray
Macon
Olin Wimberly
Carl Fleet‘wood
James Etheridge
Augustus Sparks
Joe Nee, Jr
Artie Small
Willis Sparks
Charlie Block
Joe Popper
Aaron Bernd
Steve Crump
Basil Wise
James Winchester
Jack Cutler
Icle
Ral Miller
The
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
R. Brandt
AMO
Absolutely Reliable Insurance Building
Clayton Street
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
To & P
Frederick J. Ball
College Avenue
Harold Thomas
Baxley, Ga
W. W. Burnett
Comer
City
Chas. Stern Co
J. K. Harris
H. Nickerson
J. P. Campbell
Mr. Linton West
Cuthbert
John Gunn
Leland Bussey
Burke Hood
Marcus and
Hamilton McWhorter
H. C. White
Coates
Harriett Benedict
Jack Wooster
Commerce
C. P. Wilcox
Hunnicutt
Mrs. Wilcox
Alexandria, Va
Mr. Wilcox
Theological Seminary
Eula Boggs
Jefferson
T. Carl Stevens
Crawford
R. E. Lowe
Washington
Marian Godfrey
Misses Alline
Ruby Holbrook
Bold Springs
Normal School
Mr. Duncan Burnett
Roberta Pierce
Stella Porter
Dr. Soule's
Milledge
Joseph Atkins
New York
Mrs. Atkins
Marion DuBose
Will Carlton
Mr. DuBose
Warrenton
Charles DuBose
Bishop
Mrs. Leland Young
Michigan
Kenneth McLain
Earle Cocke
Dawson
W. J. Elder
Watkinsville
Nina Sage
Atlanta
Mr. Morris Michael
Little Son
Mrs. S. Michael
Ruth Jackson
C. O. Stevens
Mutual
J.E.G. Griffin
Knox
Young’s
Manhattan
Eclipse
Baptist College For Girls
Wood
Cord
Lyndon
Choice
Mallory Shoe Company
Broad Street