Masquerade Reflections and Charitable Drive in Athens
The tale blends a masquerade mood with a call to action as Athens readers are urged to donate unused winter garments to the Board of Health for the needy. It also notes Nacoochee Institute relief efforts, a Gas Co. demonstration week, Lucy Cobb opens, and a Cobb Street house party hosted by Miss Lil Hodgson and Mr. Asbury Hodgson with several social events planned.
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Athens
Board of Health Office
Health Department
Y. W. C. A. Committee
Howell Erwin
Mattie Wilson DuBose
Lamar Rucker
Marion DuBose
Monro Dearing
Wedford Brown
Eleanor Lustrat
Miriam Pope
Andrew Erwin
Gas Co
Athens Young Women's Christian Association
W. CG. AS
Lil Hodgson
Asbury Hodgson
Cobb Street
Pleasant house party features and social notes
Athens youths praised Miss Hodgson's guests with a grand Friday dance, a large Friday night party, and a Saturday moonlit automobile ride to Monroe with supper at Ellis House. The roster includes Miss Louise Standard and Miss Frances West of Atlanta, Mr. Francis Fox of Cincinnati, Mr. Jim Nichols of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Allen McDonald of Savannah.
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Athens
Hodgson
Monroe
Ellis House
Louise Standard
Frances West
Atlanta
Francis Fox
Cincinnati
Jim Nichols
Pittsburg
Allen McDonald
Ayanneh
Atlanta Journal
Athens and Winterville Social Notes Show Moving Guests
Athens and Winterville residents are listed in social items detailing visits and movements. People include Mr. Skippy Conyers and Mrs. McClesky visiting Athens, regents entering the University of Georgia, and engagements and travels between Atlanta Augusta Little Rock Montgome ry and Tientsin China. Lieut Kroner and Miss Hilda Way wed in Tientsin with homecoming plans.
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T. N. Gaines
Will Gaines
Sara Jones
Leola Dunlap
Charlie Pittard
Gladys Colle
Atlanta
Henri Winter
Sara Pittard
Columbus
Henry Bulloch
H.A. Haynes
Misa LeWare Pittard
Lennox
England
Tietsin
China
Tientsin
Return of Students and Local Residents to Lucy Cobb
Miss Evelyn Satterfield of Cartersville returns to Lucy Cobb. Miss Claudia Fink arrives from Punxsutawney Pennsylvania. Several locals resume studies or visit relatives including Harer joining Cloverhurst Club and Asbury Hodgson returning to Alexandria Virginia. Families travel and recover from illness with updates on names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Satterfield
Cartersville
Lucy Cobb
Claudia Fink
Punxatawney
Pennsylvania
Asbury Hodgson
Alexandria
Virginia
The
Episcopal High School
Georgia Rail Schedule Sets Times From Athens
Train No. 50 runs daily from Athens at 8 35 a m. Train No 52 runs daily except Sunday at 4 p m. Train No 54 operates Sundays at 4 30 p m. Train No 51 runs daily except Sunday arriving Athens at 12 59 p m. Train No 53 runs daily arriving Athens at 9 30 p m. Train No 55 operates Sundays arriving Athens at 12 30 p m.
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Athens
Athena
Gainesville Midland By Schedule Timetable No 19 1916
Gainesville Midland by timetable No 19 dated January 23 1916 lists Athens train departures and arrivals. Train No 2 leaves Athens 7 20 p m and No 4 leaves Athens 2 20 p m while No 1 arrives 11 40 a m and No 4 6 40 p m. Nos 2 and 4 connect at Belmont for Winder Monroe and intermediate points and with the Georgia Railroad for all points and with Gainesville Southern north and south.
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Athens
Belmont
Winder
Monroe
The
Georgia Railroad
Gaines Ville
Gainesville & Northwestern
Southern Railway
Athens Branch Train Schedule Details and Contacts
Southern Railway Athens Branch lists daily departures at 8 20 a m and 1590 p m to all points with Sun only 3 15 p m and 8 30 p m daily except Sun. Arrivals show 12 40 9 a m and 2 d a m to all points daily hours. For information contact B Williams commercial and B Shelton ticket agent at 205.
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Athens
Sun
Ally Ex
Williagts
Sagt B
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John
Priscilla
Romeo
Juliet
Maud Muller
Tate
Fate
Robin Hood
Little Bo Peep
Napoleon
Josephine
Nacoochee Institute
Presbyterian Church
Nacoochee
John Gerdine
Charles Moore
J. H. Charles, Jr
Piedmont
S. C
Amy Moore
Bethlehem
Baptist Parsonage
W. H. Faust
Emmanuel Guild
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary
Emmanuel Parish
Iy. W.G. A
Central Studio
Stetson
E. H. Dorsey
Skippy Conyers
Lila Callaway
Washington
Fred J. Orr
Augusta
Charleston
John Walton
University
Mica Gaither
William S. Goldsmith, Jr
University of Georgia At Athens
Mrs. McClesky
Miss Mary McClesky
Nina McClesky
Little Rock
Miss Nina McClesky
Mrs. B. Wolff
Montgomery, Ala
Max Jacobs
This City
New York
George M. Marshall
Agnes Marshall
Walstrey
M. C. Roberts
William K. Mucks
Gainesville
Joseph Harper
State University
Rodney C. Wilson
Harris Street
Barrow House
Milledge Avenue
Broad Street
Kenny
Winterville
Marion Colle
Bowling Green, Fla
Gip Colle
Hartwell
Florie Colle
Milledgeville
Ig.n
J. C
Messrs
D. E. Williams
M. B. Pittard
South
Harer
Cloverhurst Country Club
Melba Rhodes
Edward England
Emerson College
Boston
Virginia Hand
Pelham
John Morris
Michigan
Gardner Wright
Rome
University— Atlanta Journal
Frances Broyles
H. M. Mallory
Cynthia Mallory
Sylvania
E. R. Harer
Fayetteville, Tenn
Earl R. Harer, Jr
Charles S. Straham
O. L. Perryman
Eatonton
Robert Patterson
Rouch
Colonial Theatre
Anderson Sisters
Penn City
Melrose
Dix and
Dixie
Gypsy Meridith. & CO
Macon
Madison
Appalachee
Greene County Railroad
Monros
B. R. Bloodworth
Georgia
Railroad
Gainesville Midland
Seaboard Air Line South Bound
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