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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
8
Mrs Tracy Fatien of Lincoln Ave Salisbury credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after years of female trouble and pain. She says her baby was born on Peace Day following her use of the Compound and urges other women to try it for better health.
A noted authority claims a few drops of Outgro on the skin around an ingrowing nail reduce inflammation and pain. The treatment hardens the tender skin so the nail turns outward overnight, with Outgro described as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists available at drug stores.
A large reception today at 5 pm hosts the Uncle Remus Memorial Association at the Wren's Nest home of Joel Chandler Harris. Mrs. Joel Chandler Harris will attend with other officers as hundreds of visitors tour the folklore writer's house decorated with garden flowers and Brer Rabbit at the central table. Also on the program the Carolyn Cobb Community Players perform Tuesday at the Auditorium with a pantomime Uncle Remus and the Little Boy featuring Remus Harrie. War Mothers' Flag Day program follows at Edison hall with star spangled banner, prize essays, harp solo, flag display, and prayers. Dinner at Central Congregational Church is offered today from noon to 2 pm for sixty cents. L'Alliance Francaise meets Thursday at 3:20 pm at the Brandon home with Buckhead transports. Birth announced for Richard Hubbard Carter Jr. Magna Charta Day observance set for June 15 at Mrs. Charles F. Rice's home, with program and reception to mark the 1215 charter.
Dr Guasto Phillips and Mrs S H Davidson return from Indian Springs. Mr and Mrs John Oatley announce the birth of a daughter on June 11 1921. WW Burwell arrives from Birmingham Alabama to visit his parents Mr and Mrs B L Burwell. Mr and Mrs J Rauchenburg plan a motor trip to Brunswick Georgia. a eis Gomen.
Busy day with bridge luncheons and teas honoring Miss Margaret Stovall and Mrs Helen Whitehurst. Recitals, lectures, and receptions fill East Lake and local clubs as society figures, visiting guests, and local dignitaries attend events across Atlanta.
At the Atlanta League of Women Voters luncheon at 12 30 PM in the town hall chamber of commerce the group will discuss a proposed constitutional amendment requiring a two thirds vote for all measures. A round table discussion follows to shape a tentative program for the executive committee ahead of next quarter’s meeting. All nonmembers interested in the organization’s work are invited.
At Druid Hills Golf Club St Elmo Massengale marks the 35th anniversary of Massengale Advertising. He pioneered southern advertising during a low economic period and helped awaken the Industrial South by promoting southern products nationally.
The regular summer term at the Atlanta School of Oratory and Expression begins June 18 at the Baptist Tabernacle. Many professionals and students have already registered. Special classes will aid various professions and those with throat or speech defects, reflecting the school’s strong reputation. The past session was highly satisfactory with over half of attendees being college and university graduates.
All members are urged to leave bundles of clothing at the clubhouse 46 Peachtree Street as soon as possible. Signed Mrs EB Boykin president.
A brief recipe describes mixing one pound flour with four eggs and a half cup of water, kneading into a paste, cutting into four pieces, rolling thin sheets, drying, folding, and slicing into fine strips. The noodles are boiled in salted water about eight minutes and served hot.
Mrs. B M Boykin presides as Atlanta Woman's Club hosts a large dinner Thursday honoring organizations aiding the curb market movement. Guests include state county city representatives, local papers, trades federation, Civitan club, and other supporters. menu features raspberry cocktail and baked ham among varied dishes.
A June 14 event celebrating a curbside market features Mrs Sharf and committees as honored guests with leaders from Atlanta and other southern cities. Plans include musical performances by Mrs Williams Chears and Mrs Charles Chalmers, a dance by school girls, and reservations through hostess Mrs Simmons Hemlock 225. Patrons list prominent locals and Governor elect Mrs Hardwick among invitees, highlighting market success and reduced cotton acreage due to ready product demand.
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