Lucy Cobb School announces annual staff lineup
Miss Jean Flanigen, Miss Lucile Lavender, Miss Natalie Bocock, Miss Eleanor Lustrat are joined by Editor-in-chief Miss Katie Belle Miller and staff including Nettie Webb, Frances Talmage, Frances West, and Sallie Goodwyn. Every staff member is an Athens girl.
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Jean Flanigen
Lucile Lavender
Natalie Bocock
Eleanor Lustrat
Becks
Lucy Cobb
Katie Belle Miller
Nettie Webb
Frances Talmage
Frances West
Sallie Goodwyn
Athens
Adams Elected Cox College Lady Principal From State Normal Alum
Miss Lucy Warren Adams of the class of 07 at the State Normal School has been named Lady Principal of Cox College. She studied at Columbia University and served as physical director at Southern Female College, LaGrange, and heads the physical training department at the Summer School of the South in Knoxville. The record maker as the youngest officer at Cox, possibly the South’s youngest lady principal. Damaged Goods play controversy noted with praise from the National Drama League and a Greensboro Daily News critique, with showings at the Colonial for matinee and evening Saturday.
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State Normal School
Lucy Warren Adams
Cox College
Miss Adams
State Normal
Columbia University
New York City
Southern Female College
LaGrange
National Drama League
Greensboro
N. C
Daily News
the Colonial
Measuring Party at First Methodist to Raise Charity Funds
The ladies of Dr Stephens Sunday school class host a measuring party at Mrs E C Paine home on Prince Avenue this afternoon at 4 to raise funds for church charity work. Each entrant pays five cents per foot of height with caps at five six, light refreshments provided. All church ladies and friends invited. Relieft Committee of the First Methodist church meets with Mrs J M Rogers Thursday at 4, all members urged to attend.
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Dr. Stephens
First Methodist Church
E. C. Paine
Prince Avenus
The
J. M. Rogers
Our Flag Book Compiled by Mrs Pleaston Brooks
Georgia D A R members learn that a book titled Our Flag has been compiled by Mrs Richard Pleaston Brooks of Forsyth, serving as regent. The item highlights the project and its regional significance to the Georgia chapter.
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Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard Pleasanton Brooks
Forsyth
Piedmont
Brooks
State Committee On
Macon News
Local D A R Notes And Social Calendar Items
Elijah Clarke chapter D A R holds meeting with regent Mrs Parker addressing history projects. Alice Rutherford and various Athens residents attend events, receptions, and rehearsals for Lady Minstrels October 7 at the Colonial, with ongoing society notices and personal visits.
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Mrs. Brandt
Mrs. R. Brandt
Mrs. Parker
Macon
Elijah Clarke Chapter
Elijah Clarke
Brandt
Parker
Georgia
Ellen Wilson
Georgia D
Race for queen of the street party sparks ballots
Citizens are urged to vote for a street party queen next Friday night. Young organizers ask readers to sign and return a ballot via mail or delivery. The committee led by Hollis Lanier Henry Brown and Ross Coker will collect and forward all votes to determine the winner.
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Messrs
Hollis Lanier
Henry Brown
Ross Coker
Weather Summary for Atlanta Region September Forecast
The forecast covers Athens and surrounding areas with fair and cooler conditions. Georgia expects fair weather tonight with a drop in temperature in the north, unsettled Wednesday, while Alabama should be fair inland with possible coastal rain. The cotton belt remains mostly fair and warm, with northeasterly winds and a gradual frost risk in northern areas as a high pressure system shifts east.
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Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
Alabama
East
Gulf
Florida
Cotton Belt
Buffalo
Toledo
Atlantic
Ohio
Missisippi
Montana
When You Need a General Tonic Grove's
A brief notice highlights Grove's tonic, advertised as a general remedy. The item emphasizes its availability and traditional use as a health booster.
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T Grove's
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Arthur Gutterman
Columbus
Miss Lumpkin
E. K. Lumpkin
Lucy Cobb Institute
Susie Hatcher
Dr. Goss
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Sarah Heggie
Chattanooga
Mignon Davis
Mal Audley Chandler
Mary McClesky
Little Rock
Mary Morris
Jeanne Flant
Woman's
Emmanuel Church
Marion Hodgson
Neal Cochran
Margarite Rowe
Jane Webb
Helen Michael
Gertrude Bernstein
Florence Hooper
Jennie Arnold
Harriet Benedict
Josephine Wilkins
Miriam Haselton
Jno. B. Stetson
E. H. Dorsey
Clayton Street
Athens, GA
Crucedale Greenhouse
Phigne
Gerdine
Brumby
Mildred Rutherford
Young Women's Christian Association
J. Z. Hoke
Woman’s Club
Miss Hall
Woman's Club
Colonial
M. A. Houston
J. S. King
Cobb Street
Dan Conlon
G. W. Williamson
Commerce
Lexington
Woman’s Missionary Union
Elma and
Florence Morton
Lumpkin
Bob Morton
James R. Gray
W. F. Dorsey
Langdon Quin
John A. Hunnicutt
Cyprian Wilcox
Stiles Hopkins
Bailey
Newnan
Eckford
Greenville
P. B. Herndon
Leola and
Florrie Dunlap
Winterville
C. H. Brand
Winder
Barrow
John B. Gamble
Robert W. Haynie
Marion Haynie
Eastville
City
Henry Heard
College Park
J. H. Crowe
Franklin, N. C
Fitzgerald
L. L. Griner
Drew Vaulk
Chamber of Commerce
Angus McLeod
Hattiesburg, Miss
R. M. Guess
Will McDougal
McDougal
Frank Edwards
O. H. Arnold
Latrelle Williamson
Jefferson
Mr. R. H. Hancock
Chamberlain
W. V. Harner
Montipelier
Ind
Uncle Eben
Clara A. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
Plaster of Paris
Plaster Paris
Richard Bennett
Georgia National Bank
Orr’s School
Athens Business College
S. P. Orr
Wray St
John L, Arnold
Palm Beach
Athens Empire Laundry Company
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