New Corra Harris Novel My Son Braces Summer Readers
Louise Dooly reviews Corra Harris's My Son noting its summer read appeal and moral探esis. The novel follows Peter, a Methodist preacher, whose rise exposes modern paganism through his mother’s observant, unorthodox influence. Harris grounds drama in family faith, duty, and social issues.
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Louise Dooly
Asheville
N. C
Corra Harris
Peter
Qoes
Harris
John Wesley
Business Women Convention Leaves Strong Impression in Cleveland
Delegates from nearly every state attend the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Cleveland. Mia Veasey Atlanta's only representative reads a pledge to advance women's education and equal suffrage, with Lena Forrest urging moral leadership and practical standards in dress and conduct.
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National Federation of Businessand Professional Women's Clubs
Cleveland
Mia Manfry J Veasey
Atlanta
Atlanta Catholic Club of Business and Professional Women
Mra
Lena Lake Forrest
Detroit
Mich
Federation
Shake
Forrest
Rhode Island
Miss Phillips
Canada
Irs Veasey Wan
M E Hoagland
Indiana
Amelia Henry Reihardt
Milla College
Oakland
Cal
Colless
Service
Rheinhardt
New York
Hirshburg
Manfry J. Veey
The
Federation of Business and Professional Women
Ohio
Mia Veasey
California
Jays of
National Federation of Uusieness
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Gail Laughlin
San Francisco
Miles Laughlin
Russell Sage Foundation
Elmer Byrne
Jeanette Rabkin
Harriet Emmons
Emmons
America
Florence B Allen
Long Lake Forrest
Thurza Amos
Pittsburg Woman's College
Judge Allen
Georgia Emery
Finance Committee
Mies Lota & Helly
Alice Entrolhard
Cincinnati
Paula Laddey
Newark
Mize Rath Rich
Atlanta girl wins Peabody piano honor in Atlanta visit
Elizabeth Pattillo first sightless Peabody piano diploma recipient, visiting father in Atlanta at Ponce de Leon. Her studies under George Bayle and mastery of modern Russian and Wagnerian music drew praise in Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and Washington. Her first Atlanta concert will be hosted by the Atlanta Woman's Club at Egleston Memorial Hall on September 6.
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Wessie Shaw Stafford
Elizabeth Chase Pattillo
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Peabody
Atlanta
Howard Pattillo
Ponce de Leon
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
George F. Bayle
Conservatory
Atlanta Woman's Club
Egleston Memorial Hall
Miss Pattillo
Elias Breeskin
Haltimore
Baltimore Conservatory of Music
Egleston Memorial Hal
Sponsor in Asheville Lady Views Today Girl
Mrs Wilmer Moore spends weeks at Battery Park hotel in Asheville North Carolina while commenting on the girl of today in The Aghaville Citizen. She recalls society leaders riding mules on a dare and remembers eight former 20 year old girls who refused to play euchre and formed an exclusive “Old Fashioned Women of Atlanta” group.
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Wilmer
Moore
Battery Park
Asheville
Ncg
Aghaville Citizen
Aghevill
Cam Waddell
Battery
Mra Wilmer Afoore
Ilanta
Httle Society
Regi Eee
We Teach Beauty Culture in Atlanta Course Details
Increasing demand for operators in hair dressing and manicuring parlor work. Six week course with personal instruction. Write today for terms. Mrs. Sarah A. Blake, Principal. The S. A. Clayton Co. 18 East Hunter St Southeast, Atlanta, Ga.
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Sarah A. Blake
S. A. Clayton Co
East Hunter SE
Atlanta
War era leader Mrs Moore honored as modern woman
The account honors Mrs W D Ells Jr Mrs Wilther Moore Mrs Preston Ark Wright Mrs J T E Foreman Mrs Maude Parker Cobb Mrs William H Kiser and Mrs Julian Fish for wartime service in Atlanta. Moore headed canteen work at Fort McPherson and knit division in the southeast, operated a knitting workshop at home, taught wounded soldiers weaving, and supported Cornelia Moore day nursery and related activities. The piece portrays her as an authentic authority on the defense and empowerment of today’s girl members.
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W&s Bay
Ati Fort McPherson
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