Cadets Return From Camp At University Of Georgia
Cadets praised for camp success with the Georgia corps reporting improved fitness and discipline. Local Augusta visitors provided notable hospitality including the Chamber of Commerce alumni and pharmacy school patients assisted by hospital corps as the college home letter was warmly received. The piece closes with a Henry Van Dyke poem about pursuing youth’s ideals and future courage.
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University of Sa Sai Ey Corps
Georgia
Augusta
Geo. Hines
Dr. Levy
Chamber of Commerce
Reaves Paine Engagement Announced In Athens
Mr and Mrs R K Reaves announce the engagement of their daughter Anna to Mr James G Paine Jr The wedding is planned for June fourth The couple will be prominent social interests across the state Miss Reaves is described as charming with many fine traits Mr Paine a leading Athens businessman with Moss Cotton Co Though not born in Athens he is regarded as an adopted son and is noted for integrity and sterling qualities.
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Reaves
Paine
R. K. Reaves
Anna
James G. Paine
Miss Reaves
Mr. Paine
Athens
Moss Cotton Co
Adkins McWhorter Wedding in Stephens
A marriage of M L McWherter and Annie Adkins drew much attention after its announcement. The ceremony took place Thursday at three o'clock at the bride’s parents home with Rev J D Mell officiating. The bride and groom are esteemed locals, with McWhorter a leading Stephens business figure.
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Adkins
McWhorter
M. L. McWherter
Mias
Annie Adkins
Stephens
Jno. D. Mell
Herating
Misa Adkins
Stephena
McWhorter Bros
Hoth
Oglethorpe Echo
Brooks Sappington Marriage at Methodist Parsonage
Pierce Sappington and Mary Lizzle Brooks wed Sunday morning at nine oclock inside the local parsonage. Rev J B L Sappington officiated. The bride, daughter of Geo W Brooks of Crawford, formerly Lexington, is praised as fair and accomplished. The groom, ex U S Navy, teaches at Wesley Chapel school and shows bright promise. Congratulations pour in from friends and the Echo notes the surprise and happiness of the couple.
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Brooks—Sappington
Pierce Sappington
Mary Lzzle Trooks
L. Sappington
Geo. W. Brooks
Crawford
Lexington
U. S Navy
Wesley Chapel
Oglethorpe Echo
Hats and hats advertised in busy week
Hats pushed to New York office by telegraphing for new stock. Prices spelled out from 98c to 2.50 for sailors, with Michael hats claiming stylish quality. Tomorrow’s showing teased for shoppers.
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New York
Michael
Rogers Echols wedding ties Madison county
Mia Minnie Rogers of Union Madison county and W A Echols of Commerce wed Thursday at 3:30 p m at the bride’s parents home with Rev J D Mell of Athens officiating. The bride, child of Mr and Mrs W A Tolbert, belongs to a prominent Madison family and the groom, manager of Harmony Grove Telephone Co, is a well known Commerce resident. The couple reside at Mrs J T Rogers’s Pine Street home and will be at home to friends.
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Rogers
Echols
Mia
Minnie Rogers
Union
Madison County
W. A. Echols
Commerce
J. D. Mell
Athens
W. A. Tolbert
Harmony Grove Telephone Co. of Commerce
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Batiste
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Association
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