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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1923
Page
30
Advertising copy markets a fur and rug sale with price tags on each item. Readers are urged to review every word, mark desired pieces, and bring the ad for convenience. Store purchases are free and delivery can be arranged.
Beautiful cedar chest suite includes bow-end bed vanity and chisforette dustproof throughout finished in Old 'ory in 'ludor design. A good buy at the regular price.
Major-General Samuel Hibert chapter in Tennille held its May meeting at Mrs. Joiner's home with Mrs. Joiner and Mrs. Colgate as hostesses. Reports praised regent George Riley and treasurer Paul Sheppard. 12 new members joined, and plans for grave markers and a county history publication were noted. Various chapters across Brunswick Albany and Athens reported officer elections activities and community projects.
Mr and Mrs J R Lockhart and Mrs A R Allen of Columbus were guests this week of Mr and Mrs Henry Mathews. Toronto visitors C A Johnson stayed with Mrs Harralson. Elizabeth Bradfield returned from McDonough while Ruth Strozier of Greenville and Sara Hinton of Branchville visited Grace Kener. Avis Patterson came back from Juo thereville and Emma Proctor plans to spend summer at home after teaching in Covington. Tindsey Milholen and daughter Othelda Faye visit Tome Gr GA. Batemans visiting Alabama. W W Lazenby and Tom Barrett of Newnan were guests of Mrs Richardson. Virginia Proctor returned from Georgia State College for Women. Frankson heads to Washington for Shrine convention. F F F club entertained at Henry Mathews home. William Hos Reewster and son William Toe traveling from Cay Lambue visit Mrs Brewster’s parents. Perriman Tongine and children of Columbus stopping by.
A weekly summer Girl Scout program is outlined with merit badge training led by volunteers. Dates list speakers and activities from June 4 to August 27 at Grant park Phillips & Crew hall Emory university and scout headquarters. Also notes summer office hours and social events plus updates on membership and local club activities.
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