Seventh episode of The Master Key thrills at San Francisco hotel
The seventh episode features Dore and Ruth at the Manx hotel in San Francisco with a dangerous rooftop chase. Dore casts Wilkerson’s tool over the edge as Pell’s death scene is filmed, while crowds in adjacent skyscrapers watch the stunt from above. The action, divers, and romance unfold amid cliff house visits and a shopping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withal
Dore
Ruth
San Franisco
Cliff House
Wilkerson
Pell
San Francisco
Dove
Robert Leonard
Gallon
Hila Hall
Universal
Constitution
Tomor
the Savoy
Alpha Theaery
Runaway June charms Strand with top serial drama
The Strand presents Runaway June a Reliance serial praised as an above average attraction. George and Lillian Chester are credited with strong original ideas and the producers added high quality production. The first episode features a wedding gown scene and nearly perfect acting amid a delightful true love story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Strand
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Percy L. Smith Joins Southern Paramount Traveling Team
Percy L. Smith a renowned southern traveling salesman for film companies has accepted a position with Southern Paramount Picture Company and will represent them traveling the southern states with Atlanta as his headquarters He has been with World Film Corporation and built a wide circle of friends and customers in the south His peers expect strong success for him with the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Smith
Southern Paramout Picture Company
Atlanta
Smith
World Film Corporation
South
Answers to Movie Fans and Editor's Replies
Answers to movie fans are printed in order with limited space for each letter. All letters receive careful attention from the Moving Picture Editor. Requests about relationships and related questions are answered to the best of our ability, but mistakes are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Editor
Thanhouser and related film industry gossip notes
A scattered report lists various actors and studios including Marguerite Snow, Viorgnes LaBadie, Hermione, Cleo Madison, William Worthington, Herbart Rawlinson, Pearl White, Universal, Pathe, and Thanhouser. It mentions roles in Damon and Pythias, Woman's Debt, Gold Sexl, and Officer 666, plus marital statuses and company affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Marguerite Snow
Dameésy Qruzé
Thanhouser Wilm Corporation
New Rochelle
Thanhouser
Viorgnes LaBadie
Mirznon
Anderson
Pearl’ White
Pathe Company
Jersey City Heights
Jersey City
N.J
Eo Madison -Care
Universal Film Company
Hollywood
Cal
Cruze in Zudora Creates New Part
In the ninth episode Yudora ends and James Cruze, impersonating Ifesam An, takes his place as a devoted admirer of Indora. A mysterious woman enters the plot as rivals for the mine riches, with intense action and thrill throughout the episode. The Strand notes a shift in direction next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yudora
Ifesam An
James Cruze
Indora
Zndora
Chivers Changes Affiliation With Film Firms
C A Chivers longtime Southern Paramount Film Company roadman has left the firm and joined World Film Corporation in the same role. Popular among exhibitors in the south for his service, he is expected to prosper in his new affiliation across Georgia Tennessee Alabama Florida and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Chivers
Southern Paramount
World Film Corporation
Chivers
South
Georesite Tennesse
Alabama
Lorida
North
South Carolina
The Universal Smile Named For Savoy’s Door Manager
Coatie Edwards assistant manager at the Savoy theater receives a new nickname the boy with the Universal Smile reflecting his constant public contact and sunny temperament. He will start his third year as door manager, known for answering every question with a smile and for his exclusive brand of smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatie Edwards
Savoy Theater
Edwards
The
Savoy
Five Hundred Club Meeting at Mrs Turner’s Home
Mrs John De Jarnette Turner hosted the Five Hundred club at her Avenue residence in Eatonton with three tables of players in attendance during Wednesday’s regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonton
John de Jarnette Turner
Five Hundred
the Avenue
Eckmans Alterative Promises Lung Recovery Booklet
Information for Lung Sufferers offers reports of recoveries from tuberculosis and a booklet on diet and fresh air. A testimonial from Howard W. Blotz praises Eckman’s Alterative, claiming a severe lung hemorrhage and bronchial illness were cured. The ad notes pricing, safety claims, and requests readers write to Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Pina
Howard Wf. Blotz
Eckman Laboratory
Phiadelphia
Jacobs’ Bius
Atlante
Social tea honors and visits feature Valen tine Taliaferro guest towel prize
Six games with eggnog and cake served. Top score by Mrs. Valentine Taliaferro who received a guest towel. Guests included Mrs. Percy Ezell Mrs. Capers Walker Mrs. John D. Watterson Mrs. Frank Spivey Miss Agnes Leverette Miss Mollie Farley and Mrs. Gale Riley Miss Mil a Greene visitor from Alabama and Denver companions to Mil a Greene to stay weeks. Mrs. Barnwell R. Beck sailed to Washington D C with Master Samuel Ferguson for Manila, P I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Taliaferro
Percy Ezell
Capers Walker
John D. Watterson
Frank Spivey
Terrell Wingfield
Walter Wingfield
Agnes Leverette
Mollie Farley
Gale Riley
A . c . Missary
Margaret’ Barceley
Denver
Colo
Mila Greene
Alabama
Barnwell R. Beck
Washington, D. C
Samuel Fergusn
Mrs. Ferguson
Manilla
P. T
Social Roundtable Dinners and Parties Highlight Lafayette
In Lafayette Georgia Miss Beacy Steele hosted a formal evening at her South Main Street home. Mrs J W Murray led a Thursday night informal rock party. Mrs Cc F Dalton hosted a party Friday with Miss Corinne Neely, ending with a salad course. C B Gunn hosted a spend the day gathering with an elaborate noon luncheon. Miss Lillie Claire Gunn hosted a rock party with attendees including Mr S and Mrs Walter Shaw, Miss Beacy Steele, Annie M Hammond, R Steele, P R Hall Jr and C C Gilbert. The Methodist church Friday evening drew about two hundred attendees for a social with Philathea class serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beacy
Steele
South Main Street
J. W. Murray
Cc. F. Dalton
Corinne Neely
C. B. Gunn
Lillie Claire -‘Gunn
Watter Shaw
Boacy Steele
Annie M. Hammond
Messisa. R. Steele
PR. Hall, Jr
C. C. Gilbert
Methodist
Miss Emily Zachary Back Home After Visit
SUWANEE GA Miss Emily Zachary returned to her Seneca DC home after a pleasant visit to Miss Louise Rhodes. Mrs Abi Harris and Miss Ethleen Harris are in Gainesville for several days. Mrs Warner Beaty has returned to Austell after visiting relatives here. Mr B F Moss of Toccos was a distant visitor. Mrs M S Verner spent a weekend in Gainesville with her mother Montgomery who is sick. Mr and Mrs Pierce and their young daughter of Atlanta are visiting Mrs Pierce's parents Mr and Mrs EB Brogden. Miss Katie Mae Rhodes returned to Brenau for school after holidays at home. Miss Zillia Gurney spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Zachary
Seneca
D. C
Louise Rhodes
Abi Harris
Ethleen
Harris
Gainesville
Warner Beaty
Austell
B. F. Moss
Toccos
Verner
Montgomery
Ely's Cream Balm Clears Stuffy Noses Fast
An old time ad copy promises quick relief from catarrh and nasal congestion. A small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm is applied in the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and restore easy breathing within minutes. No more snuffling or headaches, travel with clearer air passages and instant relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Linette
Complimentary party in Washington hosted for Miss Anthony
Mrs Fo Akote of Atlanta entertained Wednesday afternoon with a rock party for friends. William Moore, recently married in December, returned from a bridal trip to Florida and Cuba and plans to stay with his parents in Washington. Miss Sims hosted the Ladies Bridge Club. Lily Lyndon invited members to the first meeting of the new year. Other notes include a bridge party and social gatherings by Miss Therva Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeansthony
Atlanta
Fo Akote
Andre
William.Moore
Florida
Cuba
Oesates
T. MW
Will Blatt ‘Sims
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Lily “Lyndon
Wednesday Bridge Club
Misa Therva
Smith
Womans Missionary Society Holds Greenville Meeting
In Greenville Georgia the Women Missionary Society met Monday at the home of Mrs John L Strozier. Mrs Hunt and her young daughter are visiting relatives in Opelika Alabama. Mrs Barnette will host the Civic Club Friday afternoon at her home with assistance from Miss Forrest Strozier and Miss Edith Barnette. Ravia Chapter D A R met Tuesday with Mrs Sokna Strozier. light refreshments were served by Miss Forrest Strozier. Reville entertained guests at dinner at home. Mrs F Freeman has returned from a visit to Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M.o’hara
We. T. Reville
Womans Missionary Society
John L. Strozier
Hunt
Opelika
Ala
Barnette
Ladies’ Civic Club
F. Freeman
Gay
Marriage of Sara Emma Jenkins and Albert L Murphy in Atlanta
Summerville residents discuss the January 10 Atlanta marriage of Sara Emma Jenkins and Albert L Murphy, a prominent local businessman. The couple resides at Hawkins House and received greetings from friends after the ceremony. A belated birthday dinner honored Mr Murphy’s 70th, hosted by Mrs Gr Moyers with several guests in attendance. Local U S chapter met Saturday at the Rus home. Eva Belle Henley hosted a spend the day party. Minnie Rutledge wed James Andrewas in Walker county, daughter of Gio W H Rutledge, formerly of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sara Emma Jenkins
Albert ‘L. Murphy
Murphy
Hawkins House
Gr. Moyers
U. S
J. N. Rus
Eva Belle Henley
Minnie Rutledge
James Andrewas
Walker County
Gio W. H. Rutledge
This
Walker
Social Dinners and Bridge Parties Highlight Dalton Week
In Dalton Georgia a sequence of social events unfolds with Dr. and Mrs. H L Jarvis hosting a charming six o clock dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bookwalter and Miss Louise Sutherland. Mrs C M Hollinsworth leads informal bridge at two tables. Selvidge Street Forty-two club enjoys a Tuesday evening with high scores by Mrs J Smith, followed by salad, cake and coffee. Baraca class at First Baptist hosts annual banquet with officer installations and speakers. Miss Emery Kirby hosts two tables of bridge on Thorn ton Avenue with Atlanta guests. Mrs W M Hardwick stages a Thursday bridge party with house plants and poinsettias as decor and Mrs W Crawford takes top score, hot luncheon served. Mrs Julian McCamy hosts six tables of bridge on South Thornton Avenue with Mrs P Walker top scorer. Presbyterian Brotherhood holds a game dinner in the Sunday school annex honoring Rev T S McCallie of Chattanooga, featuring oyster cocktails, quail on toast, rabbit and possum, with a lively storyteller host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.P. Gregory
J. Smith
James Gregory
Mitch Loughridge
Gregory
First’ Baptist Church
Baraca
Emery Kirby
Thornton Avenue
Dorothy Barnes
Ella Margaret Brown
Atlanta
Leon Robertson
Marie Hollingsworth
Mary Dell McAfee
Magele Mayoran
Jesse McAfee
Isaac Hamilton
W. M. Hardwilck
W. Crawford
Mr. McCallie
Carrollton Ladies Host A Busy Week Of Socials
Mrs. CC B Smith welcomed Willing Workers at Rome street with post meeting refreshments. Mrs H O Loomison entertained Self Culture on Bass street. S J Boykin hosted a family dinner on Sunday for twelve. Marie Dempsey hosted the Bachelor Maids on College street. Mrs W L Smitts hosted the Recreation club on Dixie street with refreshments. Willing Workers of First Baptist met at Dixie street home. Mr and Mrs J A Mandeville welcomed a daughter on Saturday January 2. Jokers Club gathered at Edna Boykin’s on College street with late afternoon treats. DAR members met at Maple street home of Mrs A A Swinton. Westminster Society of Presbyterian church met at Miss Nellie Ayerels’ home. Mrs Fannie Teal hosted dinner for friends. Nellie Lee Herrin hosted an elegant 6 o’clock dinner on College street. Miss Claire Holderness and Caroline Stewart hosted a Saturday party at Miss Stewart’s South street home. Mrs C H Stewart, Mrs John Stewart and Mrs Oscar Hay assisted hosts. Progressive rock and dominoes entertained about forty guests. Mrs B F Boykin hosted Work Awhile club on Depot street. Misses Nelle and Bess Harman hosted a Maple street party Friday. Misses Mary and Bess Merrell hosted a Monday afternoon gathering on Cedar street for college girls home for holidays. Lula Kirk Gill of Macon attended a New Year’s party hosted by Miss Susie Tanner with festive decorations and reception by Mrs Tanner and Mrs Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. B. Smith
Willing Workers’ Society
Rome Street
H. O. Loomison
Bass Street
Ae . Per
S. J. Boykin
Marie
Dempsey
Bachelor Maids
Recreation Club
W. L. Smitts
Dixie Street
Willing Workers’ Society of the First, Baptist Church
W. Tltts
Dixietreet
J. A. Mandeville
Jokers Club
Edna Boykin
College Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. A. Swinton
Maple Street
Westminster Society of the Presbyterian Church
Nellie Ayerels
Fannie Teal
Nellie Lee Herrin
Claire Holderness
Caroline Stewart
Miss Stewart
South Street
Stewart
John, Stewart
Oscar Hay
B. F. Boykin
Depot Street
Nelle
Bess Harman
Mary
Bess Merrell
Cedar Street
Lula Kirk Gill
Macon
T.C. Burke
Thomas
Richard K. Hines
Johnston
Elsworth’ Hall
Felton Hatcher
Robert Hazlehurst
Harney T. Powell
Pearson
History Club
B. P. O'Neal
Cornelia Adams
Annie Gantt
Evelyn Estes
Camille Whlngan
Hizabeth Baker
Martha Riley
Ielia Adams
William C. Pumpelly
Wordsworth Thompson
New York City
Maton
Will Martin
Chapel
Christchurch
John C. Bunting
St. Louis
Social life in Macon reflects prominent Southern circles
Macon hosts a flood of society events from January brides to grand entertainments. The column notes weddings in Baltimore and Macon pairing Luise Mesill Gibson with William Hamilton Felton Jr along with extensive hosting by local families, visits by New York guests, and numerous luncheon bridges, teas, and club meetings showcasing Macon as a hub of social activities with figures like Mrs. Susie Parker and Rev. John C. Bunting highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Altimore
George M. T. .Gibson
Parke Avenue
Luise Mesill Gibson
William Hamilton Felton, Jr
South
George W. Duncan
William H. Felton
Belvidere
Baltimore
Gibson
John 3. Duncan
Roanoke
Hugh B. Parker
T. C. Parker
Susie Derry. Parker
Willis Ambler
New York
Robert J H. Smith
Georgian
Rossiter Collins
John B. Harris
Amble
Alfred Barden
Barden
Bremen
Germany
B. Fontaine Barden
Edward Burke
Rossitter Collinge
Richard W. Johnston
Atlanta
Isabel
Pamela
Thomas
Uest
J. Marshall Johnston
Hill Crest
Society in Columbus Georgia Social Schedule
A January Columbus society column lists Miss Aylmer’s visit and a host of entertainments. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Browne for Lieutenant Strother's guests, Mrs. Woodruff for Miss Hodgson, and multiple club gatherings. Activities feature bridge, teas, dinners, and a Muscogee Equal Franchise League meeting with various officers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Aylmer
Rhodes Browne
Muscogee Club
Weyman Strother
Harry Woodruff
al. Hodgson
Athens
Reading Club
J. P. Kyle
Anna Carolina Benning
J.8. McElroy
W. W. Stewart
William B. Slade
H. R.goethius
Alice Curtis
D. D. Burnett
G. @& Murray
Mies
W. C. Bradley
Marion Levy
Reesé Crawford
Ada Watt
Woman’s Missionary Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Calvin Johnston
Homer. Howard
Kid Burrus
Social events in Newnan honor brides and clubs
Miss Martha Green, bride-elect, was feted with a sewing party hosted by Miss Almeda Kinnard with guests including Lois Felming and Mary Moore. The Junior Reading circle met at Miss Luta Powers’s on West Washington street. A bridge party honored Mrs. Gordon Lee of Chickamauga with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wilk Wright. Miss Martha Green received a linen shower hosted by Miss Annie Goodwyn. Mrs. Victor Manget led a sewing club gathering, and the Reading circle met again with Miss Lutie Powell directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Green
Almeda Kinnard
Cleve Kinnard
Lynch Turner
Ellen
Lois Felming
Mary Moore
Marion Bryant
Lutie Powers
Annie Good
A. Freaman
Goodwyn
Victor Manget
Lutie Powell
Sam Banks
H. .A. Welds
Besale Arnold
Carmichael Damour Wedding in Jackson Georgia
Miss Clio Carmichael and Mr. George Motier Damour of Atlanta were married at the Carmichael home in Jackson at 4 pm. The ceremony was assisted by Virginia Carmichael as flower girl and Dr. Robert Van Deventer officiated. A reception followed with simple fare, after which the couple left for a Florida wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Gé
Clio Carmichael
George Motier Damour
Atlanta
Macon
J. H. Carmichael
Virginia Carmichael
Jackron
Damour
Shorter College Notes Add New and Returning Students
Miss Mildred Ffill of Washington, Ga enters Shorter. Miss Myrthee Brabham of South Carolina, once at Shorter 1913-14, plans to return next week. Rome girls Debbie May Dean Ann PT Johnson Mary Sdppington and May Wright enroll. Helen McLin joins boarding. Ruth Wilkes Lottie Floyd Loree Florence finish college this week and stay on as post graduates. Floride Parrish of New York leads voice department. department nearly doubles. Miss Smith presents The Taming of the Shrew to a dere audience with fine reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ffill
Washington
Shorter
Myrthee Brabham
South Carolina
Debbie May
Ann “Pt. Johnson
Mary Sdppington
May Wright
Rome
Helen McLin
Cofece
Ruth Wilkes
Lottie Floyd
Loree Florence
Floride Parrish
New York
Ghorter
Normal School Notes Remembers and Welcomes Visitors
Ralph Parlette lectured on the University of Hard Knocks to a large audience at the Alkaherti lyceum. College of Agriculture short course students, about 306, dined with the student body, heard talks from farm groups, and enjoyed a basketball game. Prof F A Merrill will address Atlanta Evangelical meeting. many superintendents seek trained teachers as demand grows statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Parlette
AlKahert Lyceum
University of Hard Knocks
G. P. Campbell
Mary Creswell
Jiaris
Pound
P. F. Brown
Salsbury
N.C
Watiaty
Covington Weekend House Party Celebrates Old Fashion Fun
Miss Frances Godfrey hosted a Covington week end party with canal corn husking contests, Virginia reels, ghost stories, candy pulls, and a buffet featuring ginger cake and persimmon beer. Guests included Isoline Campbell and Christina White, with a second note on bridge club and sewing circle gatherings in town.
Social Scene Hints At Griffin Luncheon Plans
Griffin Georgia host William Royster entertained guests including Charles W. Leavett of New York at a refined luncheon to survey city parks and improvements. Mrs Wilburn Wilson hosted a theater party for Miss Margaret Watrus of Tampa, with further entertainments by Miss Kathleen Prothro.
Marietta Socials Highlight Bride Welcome and Lee Birthday
Mrs L D Hoppe hosted a Tuesday bridge. Mrs Edward Massey gave a reception for bride of December Mrs John Groves Cohen at her Cherokee Street home with Massey and Cohen as girlhood friends from Texas. A string quartet provided music and a salad course followed by ice. Mrs Pierre Cambios hosted St James choir after. Kennesaw Chapter UDC plans General Robert E Lee birthday observance at Mrs J H Patton's home with prayers, talks, and songs to mark the first meeting of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D., Hoppe
George Newell
Herbert Brown
Atlants
Edward Massey
Cherokee Street
John Groves Cohen
Massey
Mrs Cohen
Texas
Marietta
Cohen
Jess Binyon
J. R. Brumby
Georges Welsh
Leon Gilbert
Floyd Northcutt
Fred Morris
George Anderson
Tom Read
Campbell Wallace
Willia May Blair
Frances Law
Annie Gilbert
Hooper Wikle
Christine Blair
Julia
McNeel
Red Rosea
George Montgomery
John Graham
General ,Lee
Maud Foster
Pratt
Wyatt
Patton
Stephens
Old Kentucky
Social items from Kirkwood and nearby towns
Mrs. Raymond Voight and daughter Evelyn Arleen visit L J Cassels in Kirkwood. Jeasie May Satterfield returns to Rockmart after East Point visit. Dr I R A Brown visits parents in Culpepper. Mrs AL Sparks back to Jasper after stay with Mrs J M Mason in College Park. Dr William B Batley called home in Fast Point for mother's death. W 4 Wright, visiting daughter J D Camp in Bell Fast Point, returns home. Mrs Frank Logan visits brother Troup Howard in Macon. Mr and Mrs Miner T Latale announce birth of daughter Amelia Marie last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Voight
Evelyn Arleen
Christy, DL
L. J. Cassels
Kirkwood
Voight
Walter Cassells
Atlanta
Jeasie May Satterfield
Rockmart
East Point
L.r A. Brown J
Culpepper
AL. Sparks
Jasper
Ala
J. M. Mason
College Park
William B. Batley
W. 4. Wright
J. D. Camp
Bell
Fast Point
Ome
Frank Logan
Troup Howard
Macon
Howard
Miner T. Latalle
Ame- Ua Marie
Poultry and domestic science notes at G N I College
Syre reports active poultry department work under Miss Marjory Lambert with incubators kept running. Senior domestic science class hosts a dollar dinner with nine ladies as hostesses and guests including Professors Parks and Tucker. Emergency luncheon and Sunday night supper demonstrations directed by students draw sizable audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. & I. College
Syre
Marjory Lambert
Cora Lambert
Clarkston
Bell Collette
Esther Babb
Hutha Man Cook
Annie Maude Burch
Lucile Bernford
Avery
Prot. Parks
Alice Tucker
Misa Haslock
Chenerworth
Ning’ Thigpen
Kemper Thompson
T. Lous Wilson
Bertha Guntha
Callie Rogers
Mary 8. Smith
Berry School News Highlights New Students and Events
The Boys and Girls schools opened in late December and early January with 241 and 109 enrolled respectively. The Alber Musical Odette performed in the boys chapel in three costume parts. A reception honored new students, the Junior class staged a play, and ballad collecting by Martha Berry students drew praise from Professor Reed Smith of the University of South Carolina for inclusion in a folklore journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odette
Marshe Berry School
Miles Standish
Clisa
Rabun Gay Industrial School
Rabun Gay
Martha Berry
Bing
Reed Smith
University of South Carolina
Georgia
Journal of Americas
New Dean Brings Energy to Bessie Tift College
Bessie Tift College welcomes new dean Brig Wi Hardy from Lexington Missouri, a Furman and Chicago University alumnus. Students resume active work post holidays with Clinenian and Kappa Delta programs, and Mrs Banerjee, a child widow of India, lectures on child widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig Wi Hardy
Lexington, College
Lexington
Furman University
Greenville
D. C
Chicago University
Clinenian Society
Johnnie Mae Palmer
Lucile McSween
Alison Gooding
Hlna Talley
Nannie Ward
Annie Clare Ranew
Kappa Deltas
Roberta Hunter
Margaret Gal Phin
Neva Mae Bressler
Dana Hoendricks
Lucy Kate Clark
Banerjee
India
Murphy Lehman wedding in Shawmut Alabama details
Ruth Murphy and Albert Lehman Jr of LaGrange Ga married at the bride’s home in Shawmut Ala at 7 30 pm in a ceremony led by Dr R F Eakes of Atlanta. Miss Murphy is the third daughter of Mrs George W Murphy and the groom is cashier at Dixie Cotton Mill. They will reside with Mr and Mrs Milam in LaGrange after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Murphy
Albert Lehman, Jr
LaGrange
Shawmut
Ala
R F. Eakes
Atlanta
Miss Murphy
George W. Murphy
Dixie Cotton Mill Ofice, Pr
Milam
Do Not Use Soap on Hair Says Old-Time Advice
A historical note advises avoiding soaps and shampoos as they dry the scalp and brittle hair. Recommend using plain refined coconut oil mixed with water to create a mild lather that cleanses and rinses easily, leaving hair soft and manageable.
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June
SQ. Paramount CO
Norma Phillipatis
Real Tele
Thomas Chatterson
Irene Boyle
Ethel Clayton
Marguerite Clayton
Grandin Film Company
al Wilson
Officer 666
Sidney Seaward
E.R. Harry Salter
Florence Lawrence
Grace Cunard
Mary Pickford
Famouys' Players
Muriel Ostriche
Warren, Kerrigan
Beverly Bayne
Mignon Anderson
Thanhouser Company
Gertrude Robinson
Reliance Pictures Company
Biluking
Shdokipina
Chester Batpett
Marrie
JAS. CRUZE_IN
Zudora
Lafayette, GA
Suwanee, GA
Greenville, GA
Summerville, GA
Carrollton, GA
Society
Frank Woodruff
Boston
Mary Hill
Bridge
Louise Jones
Southville
Louise Buttolph
A.A. Wilbur
Muscogee Equal Franchise League
Marjorie Hutchins
Luleogre
Aday
Loutaville
Schley Gordy
Sewing Club
Lovuise Jones
Lloyd Bowers
Trova~tore
Jameen Glinart
Rowe Clem P
Stee Macon
Ralph B. Ma
S. P. Buttolph
Muscogee’ Club
Newnan, GA
Carmichael-Damour
Shorter College Notes
Normal School Notes
Covington
Frances Godfrey
Miss Godfrey
Misses da Winship
Isoline Campbell
Eleanor Jaegers
New Jersey
Amelia Smith
Elizabeth Blanc
Lawcen Hines
R. QO. Campbell
Christina White
J. H.R. C. Club
Louise Whitehead
Monticello Street
Danity
A. Franklin
May Belle Clark
Franges
Godfrey
North Covington
F. EB. Heard
Floyd Street
Chargs
W. D. Travis
S. H. Adams
A. Sockwell
F. 5
Woman's Club
C. A. Sockwell
J. D. King
A. D. Meador
C. A. Lockwell
Verona
Griffin
William
Royster
Charles W. Leavett
Leavett
America
Wilburn Wilson
Margaret Watrus
Tampa
Fla
Kathleen Prothro
Rover
Waynne Prothro
Young People's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
C.warren
J. C. Brobke
Thomas J. White
Florance Gleason
Laura Glessner
W.C. Beeks
Brooks
Wid. Kincaid
Kincaid
Lewis Thomas
St. Petersburg
Fila
Joseph M. Thomas
W. J. Kincaid
Alice Thomas
Mary Emma Thornton
Ruth Thornton
Tartulah Falls
Marguerite White
Robert Otis Crouch
Katherine Nichols
Marietta, GA
Berry School News
Bessie Tift
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