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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1914

Page

2

The Prayer of the Orphan and Local Social Notes

A fragment from the Decatur Orphans' Home program includes a child’s heartfelt poem about paternal protection. The piece lists attendees and then shifts to local society items: Paul Brown buys a Crawford street home, Miss Susan Barrow hosts a child party, dances at the Country Club, and the streetcar schedule returns to time.

Paul Brown Cupid W. M. Howards Crawford Street Mr. Brown Oglethorpe Echo Susan Frances Barrow Ben Barrow Milledge

Shaw Hawkes Tie Knot In Athens Marriage

Grace Shaw and Joseph Samuel Hawkes were married at the bride's home in Athens amid a gathering of friends from the area. The ceremony united two local families in a formal vows exchange.

Athens Grace Shaw Joseph Samuel Hawkes

Finest merchant tailoring line for fall and winter

We have connections for the finest merchant tailoring in the country. If you have not seen our line come in and look at the fabrics for fall and winter. A personal guarantee means more than usual when having your suit built and you have this assurance when trading here. The new fall hats are in and if you come early you don't have to be a follower but you are a leader. A complete line of men's and boys furnishings.

Decatur Athens Atlanta Journal Chile

Wedding in Acworth Highlights Mrs. Shaw Family Roles

The Acworth wedding featured Miss Winnie Calvin on Lohengrin’s march with Miss Ruth Shaw as maid of honor and Mrs Maude Arnold Rowe as matron of honor. Bridesmaids wore pink chiffon and crepe de chine, while the bride’s ivory satin gown and veil were complemented by bride’s roses and valley lilies in her bouquet.

E. A. Ware First Methodist Church of Acworth Winnie Calvin Lohengrin Bronzie Arnold Eva Claire Shaw Lena Mae Jones Eva Ransome Herbert Arnold C. S. Compton Athens Alonzo Grogan H. J. McCloskey Mars Hill Carlton Brooks Atlanta Lyman Jones J. E. Shaw Woodville J. T. Cramer Maxeys O’kelley Mr. Morris Hawkes

Shorter College Girls Buy A Bale For Cotton Move

Shorter College students express support for the buy a bale of cotton effort after a speech by Dr. Van Hoose. The two literary societies plan to purchase two bales and store them until market value rises to 12 cents. A placard bearing We have bought our bale appears at the college.

Shorter Rome van Hoose Atlanta

Roosevelt's Daughter to Nurse Wounded in Paris

Theodor Roosevelt Jr's youngest daughter Ethel will nurse wounded soldiers in Paris hospitals and her husband Dr. Richard Derby will serve as surgeon there. The couple will sail Saturday. their six month old baby will be cared for at Colonel Roosevelt's Oyster Bay home while Derby answers the call from Dr. Joseph A. Blake of the American Ambulance corps.

Roosevelt New York Theodore Roosevelt Ethel Richard Derby Paris Richard Derby, Jr Rooseveltjs Oyster Bay Derby Abroda Joseph A. Blake American Ambulance Corps Atlanta Constitution

Don’t Be Disheartened in Hard Times

A fragment urges perseverance when feeling disheartened or low in spirits. It counsels remembering that depression is not permanent and advises steady effort to endure hardships without surrender.

Put It on the Other Fellow

The fragment shows a speaker urging conduct to be so evident that the other person feels the weight of it. The text hints at a moral or social maxim about ensuring one’s actions are visible and accountable to others.

Ottier

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