Augusta Social Life With Large New Year Dinner
Augusta Ga January 20 Special Correspondence The first large dinner dance of the season at the Country Club drew 140 members and guests with lavish decor and afterglow dancing. Numerous parties followed including Miss Helen Ellis of Savannah and Miss Pleasant Stovall visiting locals. The Belmont tea room opened with musical numbers and the Week featured weddings, bridge parties, moonlight dances, and social gatherings across the city.
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Augusta
Country Club
Howell
Manitoba
Anther
Landon Thomas, Jr
Helen Ellis
Savannah
Migs Ken Thomas, Jr
J. Newcome
Charles Carr
Edward H. Hardy
R. H. Spofford
Aix
Guinby
Nesbite
C. R.dunnar
Frank Denny
George R. Stearnes
J. Austin Best
Georgie Bernard
Jacob Phinizy
Sim
Philip Sawyer
Philip Lamar
Miss Pleasant Stovall
Joseph Geuchl
Juanita Munday
Belmont
H. K. Miller
Margaret Battle
B. 3
Dunbar
Murial Black
Harbor
Wrunford Club
Cotton Club
Doremus
Mary Coates
Macon
Margaret Layless
Pine Heights Sanitarium
Martha Coleman
Parteidge Inn
Children’s Hospital
Robert Walton
A. H. McDaniel
Theodore Kershaw
Roberts Bailey Tint Mies Jessyo Tevin Welly
Crace Methodist Church
North Augusta
Oghers
Bertram Dalia
Lars Hollingsworth
Allan Elliot
Albert Hutt
Grover Baillie
Hev. Shekwood Whitney
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. Lawton
Grace ‘Church
A. Murphy
P. Wingims
Pendleton King
New York
Thil Fi. Newton
Atlanta
John Carnwell
Wellborn Dunn
S. E
Nellie Reece
Clark
Gaither
J. Osborne
Mamie Lee Bearden
Walter Bearden
William ‘Walton
Robert Watton
Lillie ‘Robertson
Mitchel
Montgomery
Thomas
Mobile
Ada Wilcox
Fimide Miller
Neal
Joseph M. Gruk
Bula M. Fountain
Sacred Heart Church
James B. Wager
Augusti
Kransas City
Lula Marsden
Resner Brown
Miriam Hazleton
Athens
Eleanor
Gertrude Garretson
North Augustin
Wiliam P. Flythe
A. L. Ylatcher Anul
J. H. Flythe
Martin Dunbar
Leyla Butt
Charles Garr
al Austin
Florida
Dorothy Musby
Misa Mauday
Ty Tlugh Page
Wallace Hogee
George Cme
Weson
Ruth Johnson
Jatmer Beckum
Partridge Inn
H.C. Hunt
Willie
Nose Clogged From a Cold or Catarrh
An advertisement touts Bly's Dream Balm as a solution for nasal congestion and catarrh. It promises relief from stuffed noses, difficulty breathing at night, headaches, and mucous discharge, claiming instant soothing of swollen membranes. Use a small bottle of the antiseptic cream for rapid penetration and relief.
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Bly
Greenville GA Wedding and Local Society Notices
A quiet home wedding unites Miss Kate Tigner and Mr Battle Boddie in Greenville with Rev T Eakes officiating. Afterward they travel to a home near LaGrange. Mrs Boddie is daughter of the late Dr and Mrs Tobe Tigner. Also notes on Mrs R J Atkinson at a mission meeting in Augusta, the Ladies Civic Club gathering on Talbotton Street with Rook and Forty-Two, and informal dinners hosted by Mrs M W Adair and Miss Irene Adair.
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Kate Tigner
Battle Boddie
Mountville
T. Eakes
Boddie
LaGrange
Tobe Tigner
R. J. Atkinson
Woman's Mission Society
North Georgia
Mission Society
Augusta
Ladies’ Civic Club
J. B. Chick
Talbotton Street
Rook
Howard Chick
Mildred Posey
M. W. Adair
Irene Adair
H. J. Elis
Idilla Ellis
Fay Logan
Jean Roberts
Wthel Bonner
Nellie Rosser
Award Tawnley
M. F. Culpepper
Atlanta
LaGrange social season highlights and birthday surprise
A LaGrange social round up features Miss Mary Robinson's surprise birthday party with friends Julia Reid and Mary Connally among attendees. Events include a First Baptist church tea, theater party for Miss Alice Burks, a Mighty-four club meeting, a Womai club restroom opening reception, Baraca Glee club gathering, and a campus visit by Terressa Thrower with a large guest list from LaGrange Female College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Mary Robinson
Miss Robinson
Julia Reid
Mary Connally
Lois Schaul
Macy Turner
Walter Atkinson
Albert Brooks
Pay Mooney
Casper Lehmann
Will Spivey
Hugh D. McKay
First Baptist Church
Misses Tula Bonker
May Dell Greer
Alice Ferrill
Sarah Morgan
Beas
Herberta Verring
Elizabeth Reeves
Clara, Vaughian
Evelyn Powell
Mary Julia Reid
Ts Morgan
Lewis Willis
Alice Burks
R. J. Willis, Jr
Otis
Mighty-four Club
R. J. Willis
Louise Tallis
Gussie Bruce
Kittle Willis
Chisholm Ferrall
Mesdamies
Nell Truitt
Henry Woods Yard
Fuller Catlaway
Howard Park
R. J D. Render
Misses Ruth
Slack
Kate Floyd
Harvey Nimmons
W.W. Holmes
Mesdames
Arthur Thomason
Harvey Reid
Mary Bruce
Baraca
Robert Burks
Terressa Thrower
Atlanta
LaGrange Female College
Lucille
Pauline Pierce
Lenise Dallis
Tuth Topkins
Jewel Jones
Mattie McGee
Hallie Smith
Carmnne Jarrell
Willie Bell Mon
Andrew College Notes: Social Life and Kappa Gamma Program
Miss Mattie Swann returned to school January 25. Mrs Iva Pennington Franklin and daughter Alice visited Miss Marie Pennington. Miss Gertrude Mc Father spent the weekend with her parents in Edison Georgia. Rev and Mrs R E Bailey and daughter Linda visited their daughters Annie Mae Gunnels and Sarah Bailey for a few hours. Kappa Gamma program featured papers on Florence Nightingale and Queen Victoria by Minnie Mallon and Lillian Malone. Mary Trimble read a humorous piece Why Do Not Have to Study. Troy Doster entertained with In formation. Burgan noted as a musician. Society maintaining good work and cheerful times. No pupils lost at Christmas. three not returning replaced by new pupils.
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Mattie Swann
Carnegie
Iva Pennington Franklin
J Little
Alice
Marie Pennington
Gertrude McFather
Flo Once Nightingale
Queen Victoria
Minnie Mallon
Lillian Malone
Mary Trimble
Mary
Troy Doster
Wieniffert
Troy
Burgan
Martha Durden
Ettie Wheeler
Ada Sharpe
Miss Johnson and friends visit at Baptist College
Miss Jane Johnson spent the weekend at her home in Trimbie. Miss Katherine visited relatives in Newnan. The Lewis Bender Literary Society hosted a Saturday night program with students portraying country boys and girls. Various campus visitors and notable names appear in social notes from the Southern Baptist College.
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LarGange
Jane Johnson
Trimbie
Katherine
Newnan
Lewis Bender
Theo McGee
Shiloh
Gergella Parker
Elizabeth Alexander
Erm
Frances Cleveland
Robbie Cleveland
Pleasant Grove
Mary Paul Smith
Auburn
W. WN. Carlisle
Meridian
Southern Baptist’ College
Miss May Pounds Returns From South Georgia
Smyrna Georgia notes report Miss May Pounds has returned from South Georgia. The Jolly Dozen dined last Friday evening at Hotel Wilson. Mrs Otis Timothy hosted a luncheon with guests including Mrs Tom Wallace of Marietta Mrs Charles du Bignon Mrs 5 B Love Mrs Henry Konegsamark Mrs G Ray Miss Besse Gibson and Miss Emmie Dunn. Young People's Missionary Society met at Miss Ireland's home last Wednesday. Misses Besse Gibson and Emmie Dunn visited Atlanta last week and Edith Hudgins returned from Marietta after a stay with friends.
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May Pounds
South Georgia
Hotel Wilson
Otis Timothy
Tom Wallace
Marietta
Charles du Bignon
B Love
Henry Konegsamark
G., Ray
Besse Gibson
Emmie Dunn
Young People's
Ireland
Atlanta
Edith Hudgins
Matrons and bridge clubs host gatherings in Newnan
Newnan social pages report Mrs. Joe Arnall hosting the Matrons' Club with blooming plants and tea, the Tuesday Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Wade Dent, and multiple entertaining afternoons. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Warlick, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Miss Lutie Warlick, and others. Several clubs held luncheons, salads, and pinapple tea while hosting guests such as Mrs. Dewitt Pogie, Mrs. N. I. Powell, and bride-elect Miss Martha Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Arnall
Wade Dent
Dewitt Pogie
N. I. Powell
I. Fowler
Warlick
Senoia
Nona Wadsworth
Anna Cuttino
Annie Goodwyn
Harriett Warmer
Mae Cole
Wille J Hlerring
Martha Green
Evelyn Wright
Recreation Club
Harry Johnson
Wesley
Vera Cole
Carrollton
Jtf. Jones
Oliver Olismith
Cormas
Frank Rais
Marton Bryant
Martha Glover
Birmingham
Harvey North
New York
Covington Social News notes and engagements
In Covington Georgia a busy social scene includes The United Waveriters of the Confederacy meeting at Mrs PF BE Heard’s Floyd Street home for a program on Robert E Lee, followed by sandwiches and coffee. A daughter Miriam born to Mr and Mrs J Norman on Monticello Street January 20. Rose Thelma Roserhlogm of Baltimore and Nathan Cohen of Covington wed in Baltimore on January 28. they plan to reside with the Cohens on Covington. Mrs W Cohen and Miss Mamnie Cohen attend. Mary Belle Clark returns from Atlanta with social welcomes. Mrs Gount D Gibson hosts Sewing Club gathering with refreshments.
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United Waveriters of
Confederacy
PF. BE. Heard
Floyd Street
Robert
HW oJee
North Covington
the Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Rose Thelma Roserhlogm
Baltimore
Nathan Cohen
Covington
Florida
Pell City
Ala
Annie Mae Lester
Gount
Gibson
Mia S. & Thompson
Normal School Notes Highlight Lectures and Meetings
Athens Georgia January 10 special Rev John B Jenkins of the Methodist mission board spoke at the prayer meeting hour. He discussed union meetings and mission field work in the south. Georgia club meetings were postponed due to mid term exams. February 8 Dr John Mell will address rural church relations to community growth. Faculty attendances planned at educational conventions in Cincinnati Macon and Chattanooga. Dean Wardlaw presiding Macon program and recovering from tonsillitis. Miss Lustie Wimberly of Atlanta visited the normal this week.
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Athens
John 8. Jenkins
Methodist Mission Board
Jenkins
Hig
Giorgia Club
John Mell
Georgia Baptist Association
Mell
Profeasor Merrill
Cincinnati
Macon
Pound Wil
Chattanooga
Dean Wardlaw
Georgia Educational Association
Georgia
Lustie Wimberly
Atlanta
Norcross social notices honor Clif ford Jones at home
Mr and Mrs Homer V Jones hosted a spend the day gathering for their son Captain Clif ford Jones of Honolulu with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Raymond Daniel of Decatur and Mr and Mrs Clarence Bell of Atlanta A late supper honored Mrs Johnson Reynolds and included out of town guests Miss govarele Holland of Seneca CG and Mr G M Hellingsworth of Buford Also Mary Skinner hosted Camp Fire girls Friday and Miss Carrie Reynolds entertained the Camp Fire group Wednesday Mrs 8 T McElroy hosted the Study circle Tuesday Mrs Johnson Reynolds hosted the Ladies Aid at the Presbyterian church Wednesday Edna Rainey returned from Queen s College for weekend and Miss Hoyle Skinner visits Marietta next week Plans for a school medal contest were made at the U D C meeting Wednesday.
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Homer V. Jones
Captain Clifford Jones
Honolulu
Raymond Daniel
Decatur
Clarence Bell
Atlanta
Social Week for Mrs Clayton Calaway in Monroe GA
Mrs Clayton Calaway of Atlanta, guest of Mrs Charles M Walker, received wide social attention last week in Monroe. Parties included a tea by Mrs Clifford Walker, a midweek gathering for Mrs Callaway and Mrs Neva Wayne with five hundred and forty two games, and a sewing party by Mrs Orrin Roberts. Little Miss Martha Camp hosted a play afternoon for Calaway with refreshments later. The YWCA study class met at Mrs Charles M Walker’s home.
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Clayton (Altaway
Atlanta
Charles M. Walker
Clifford M. Walker
W. S. Walker
Callaway
Neva Wayne
Savannah
Miss Francis Beach Hosts Charm in Carnesville Club Event
In Carnesville Georgia Miss Francis Beach charmingly entertained the Rock club Friday evening. Miss Pearl Little returned from Commerce after visiting relatives. Miss Sallie Isbell stayed with the Misses Purcelle. Mr Will Burruss is seriously ill in Atlanta for treatment. Miss Van Willian hosted a birthday party Friday. Mr and Mrs G N Nelms of Royston visited town earlier in the week.
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Francis Beach
Dr J W F Davies To Speak At Wesley Memorial Church
Dr J W F Davies long time Winnetka educational pastor presents a free illustrated lecture Thursday evening at Wesley Memorial Church. Entitled How One Church Does It the talk covers educational and social service aims and notable Sunday school methods. The public is invited.
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J. W. F. Davies
Winnetka Community Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Davies
Theological School
Surgeons of Georgia to gather in Atlanta
The Surgeons' Club of Georgia will hold its annual convention in Atlanta at the Hotel Ansley February 25 and 26 with over 200 delegates expected. An elaborate banquet will be served on the 25th and surgeons will visit hospitals for demonstrations of surgical operations. Dr E G Davis presides, Dr McaArthur vice president, and Dr R M Harbin secretary and treasurer. The doctors anticipate the greatest conference in the club’s history as recent advances are elaborated.
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Surgeons’ Club of Georgia
Rome
Atlanta Ad Men Hear Soule Address On Fair
Atlanta Ad Men invite members to a February meeting of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce where Dr. A M Soule of the Graten College of Agriculture will discuss the southeastern fall for Atlanta and the Toronto fair results. The group plans to oversee the carnival feature of the fair, resumes study classes at the Carnegie library, with Dr Floyd McRae to speak at the next Ad Men luncheon.
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Atlanta
Soule
St. Elmo Massengale
Atlanta Ad Men’s Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
A.M. Soule
Graten College of Agriculture
Toronto
Canadia
Ad Men
Carnegie Library
Floyd McRae
Mass Meeting of Decatur Citizens
An enthusiastic Decatur mass meeting pledged support for the board of trade led agricultural program to develop Dekalb county. Attendees backed the March district rally and farm market conference efforts with speeches by Dabney Ansley McKinney and others including Dan Flughes noting DeKalb's leadership potential.
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Decatur
Board of Trade
Dekalb County
Farm Market Conference
Dabney
Charles D. McKinney
Sourd of Trade
Dr. Wiley
Ansley
Agricultural Department
Board
George M. Napier
H. G. Hastings
P. F. Callahan
Raymund Daniel
Theibbarn
Dan Flughes
Two Lawyers Engage in Lively Fist Fight at Courthouse
Stum? witnesses report two attorneys Watt Kelly and R A Friedson clashed on courthouse steps after a courtroom dispute over a legal point. They exchanged blows and rolled down the steps before Police Captain Poole and Sergeant Bullard separated them and charged them to appear in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt Kelly
R A. Friedson
Sistie
A. L. Poole
George Bullard
Leffingwell Assists Organist Kraft Today
W W Leffingwell director of the violin department at the Chicago Piano college and noted music teacher assists Organist Kraft in a free organ recital at 3 30 o clock this afternoon at the Auditorium The program includes Fantasie In C major Choeur Celeste Scherzo in D minor Romanza Serenade Caprice Marche Religieuse Song of Happiness Souvenir de Haydn Grand Choeur and other selections by Guilmant Moszkowski and Diggle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohan
M. Moszkowal
Leffingwell
Alexander Guilmant
Roland Diggle
Mr. Kraft
Haydn
H. Leonard
Mr. Leftingwell
Relph
City Inspector Hayes in serious condition
City license inspector H. T. Hayes lies critically ill at his home on 275 Spring Street and is not expected to recover. Hayes had been dealing with failing health for months but remained at work until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hayes
Spring Street
Mr. Hayes
California Syrup of Figs Promoted as Harmless Laxative
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe, gentle remedy for headaches, biliousness, sour stomach, and constipation caused by a torpid liver and sluggish bowels. It claims one dose moves waste and fermenting food by morning, warns against counterfeit syrups, and urges asking for the genuine 50 cent bottle by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Plans to use oil burning equipment for ME government railways
Papes Diapepsin advertisement text appears with a discussion of stomach relief claims. The ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless cure for upset stomach, indigestion and heartburn, claiming relief in five minutes and urging readers to buy a fifty-cent case from drug stores.
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Pape
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