Entertainments and notices at Fort McPherson and Atlanta venues
Soldiers and hospital wards host picnics under Miss Mattle Har haitman with help from Baylor and Mrs J H Omar from St Mark's Methodist and Capitol View Baptist churches. A morning bridge at Mrs W L Peel's Peachtree home kicks off a week of events continuing Joseph Habersham Society efforts for a soldiers memorial hall. A Mumford Orphanage benefit dance at Ellis hall supports a Macon charity with proceeds funding improved bathrooms and annex needs for nearly 100 girls. Warren Jr. hosts a dinner for Ruth Council of Americus at West Peachtree, decorated in pink and white. Local artists perform in camps for War Camp Community Service, with programs to Camp Gordon Y houses and Fort McPherson Y. A rooftop dance at Capital City Club features a new jazz band and adds watermelons and quick dining. Emilie Louise Behling announces Louise Oxlade’s marriage to John Jay Benedict in Minnesota. Business Women’s League of First Methodist to meet Friday at Lakewood.
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Fort McPherson
Mattle Har
Haitman
W.C. GB
L Baylor
Mra. J. H. Om
St Mark's Methonial
Laom
Bee Curtis
Capitol ‘View Baptist
Mra
T. H. Smooth
Ponce de “Methodist Church
Decature
Coldiata
Harwell
Mumford
Allah Wes Tee Club
Ellis
East
Ellis Street
Macon
Council
Williams
Warren, Jr
W. C. Warren
Peachtree ‘Street
Ruth Council
Americus
Woman's
War Camp
T. T. Stevens
Wera
Camp Gordon Auditorium
Mildred Parke
Milas Josephine Chaffin
Frances .Peck
Evelyn Hopson
Bessie Hop Bon
Harry.g. Greer
Camp Gordon
Catherine “Greer
Hatre
Dorothy’ Penwell
Juanita Greer
Ethel Patrick
Rebecca Cohan
Carol Gifford
Juanita ‘Greer
Dane Misa Florence Patrick
McCutchen
Camp
Gordon
B. A. Cole
Mamie Gene
Cole
Mildred Cole
Gladys Cole
Susan Clayton
Louise Davis
Ruth and Scott Face Family Jealousy After Arrival
Ruth overhears Aunt Winifred and Uncle David disparaging Scott’s prospects and Ruth’s past life. She feels anger and restraints as she contends with their meddling in Ruth’s late mother’s circle and her own failed finances. Scott comforts her in the dark as she confronts the social judgments shaping their marriage.
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Shapter II
David
Winifred
Ruth
Scott
Dad
Jack Bond
Peor
Tolpse
Ruth Faces Family Pressure Over Bobby’s Funeral Attendance
Ruth and Scott clash with Aunt Winifred and Uncle David over whether Bobby should attend his uncle’s funeral. Ruth believes the frightened, sobbing child should stay away, but the elders insist he must be present, arguing he belongs with the family.
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Ruth
Scott
Winifred
Bobby
David
Angie David
Medicine Man and Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Highlighted
An old tribal healer uses roots and herbs for emollients laxatives and tonics. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as the standard remedy for female troubles with forty five years of proven success.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Night Rescue on the Silent Rails
In the night a derailed train near a trackside camp is saved by workers and rescuers. Miss Austin, Tex Connor, and William of Orange improvise a card game to pass time while authorities evacuate frightened women and secure the scene. The scene shifts to a tense conversation about love and marriage between Miss Austin and William. (CONTINUED TOMORROW.)
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Austin
William of Orange
Tex
Connor
Thars
William of
Oranga
Miss Austin
Big Tex
Quita
Tex Connor
Misa
Mantila
Dirly
William
Wiliam
Shawn
Manilla
Siehen
Buffalo
Shi
Mies Austin
Shanghai
Tientsin
Feion
Astor ‘House
Victoria Park
Pekin
Austin Pearthi
Dixie Carmichael
Taku -Bar
Chefoo
Tsingtau
Tuda
Iil
Bob
Bipa
Great Plain
China
Bill to provide cross roads markers gains interest statewide
Automobiles and farmers across Georgia show strong interest in a bill by Rep J I Lindsey of Wilkes County to create a state wide uniform system of marking ponderoags ings. The measure passed Tuesday and moves to the Senate. It requires every crossroads to have a six foot high marker with black on white information about roads and nearby towns, erected by counties within twelve months.
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J. I. Lindsey
Wilkes County
Senate
Georgia
American Made Goods Cheaper in Cupa Claim
The article reports Cla Ira Savannah August discuss price differences claiming American goods cost less in Cupa Havana compared to here. It cites cheaper men’s salts suits and foods, with figures like $60 here versus $26 to $30 abroad, attributing the gap to retailer willingness and transport costs.
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Cupa
Claira
Savannah
Gay
J. Brunning
Cuba
Havana
Akoer
Americus youths win scholarship training program
A report from Americus, Georgia notes a group of teens winning scholarships to attend a training program. The article mentions state college leadership and youth excellence, highlighting opportunities for students from the area to pursue agricultural and scientific studies.
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Americus
Boya-Angle
Acholarshing
Elith -Srorien
Athens
Colteze
Agrion
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Bridgett Woodbine
W. L. Peel
Peach- Tree Road
Joseph Habersham Whiter
Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Garden of the Capital City
Clovis
Business Women’s League
Mia
Striplin
Business Women's League
First Methodist Church
Lakewood
Forturia
Dagarys
Bill
Ateens
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