Gloria Chase Returns Home for Cousin's Wedding
Gloria Chase arrives at Crosaways for her cousin Virginia Schuyler’s wedding, recalling family legends and the Elopement tale of Gloria’s mother. The house buzzes with wedding preparations as Gloria seeks news from Virginia, only to sense cool reserve from the bride-to-be before the ceremony.
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Crosaways
Gloria
Perio
Moistle
Gloria Chise
Gloria Schuyler
Schuyler
Glora Sehuslee
Howard Graham
Peter Chase
Mr. Graham
Angel of Death
Virginia
Jinny
Wether
Boner
Virginia Schuyler
Dinny
Jinni
Old Fashioned Girls Education Stirs Modern Debate
A column laments antique finishing schools for girls while arguing for balanced public education that strengthens voice and social ease. It notes the need for practical language use, confidence in social settings, and better instruction in arts and self-presentation. It mentions Miss Forbes Beauty Chats guidance and Mrs Kendal’s public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'il
Alice and Philip confront jealousy amid rumors and gossip
In a tense social circle, Alice frets over Carrie Egan and a claim about Philip. Lois needles secrecy while Alice wonders if her husband truly cares. Philip pressures onward with plans as Alice contemplates their fragile trust and looming separation.
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Fehion
Philip
Keely
Carrie Egan
Alice
Mrs. Egan
Mrs
Christopher Smarle
Hugo
Treaily
Pic
Monsieur Ocarre
Philip Ike
Philp
London
Cottag
Heimmersleys
Archeryne
Fashion patterns offer slips and undergarments for women
The Constitution advertises new fashion patterns for 1923 including women slips in satin silk crepe de chine and linen in four sizes. It details yardage for material, pattern prices, and mail order instructions with addresses in New York Brooklyn and Atlanta.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Fashion Department
The
Fulton Street
Broklyn
Rotarians Leave for Annual Meet Sunday Morning
More than 175 Rotarians and family members and 26 Atlanta boys band members left at 9:30 AM Sunday for St Louis to attend the fourteenth Rotary International convention opening Monday. The On to St Louis committee led by Louis D Hicks arranged a full entertainment program for the ninth district delegation. The boys band, directed by RE J Galyean, will ride a special car. The Chattanooga delegation joined the Atlanta party Sunday night. Local delegates include President William H Glenn Lee Jordan Thomas C Lawj and Louis D Hicks as official representatives.
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Atlanta Boys’ Band
St. Louis
Rotary International
Ninth District
Louis D. Hicks
Atlanta
RE. J. Galyean
Chattanooga
William H Glenn
Lee Jordan
Thomas C. Law J
Atlanta Club
Prosperity Rally for July Fourth in Jackson Ga
June 17 special report describes a Kiwanis club and agricultural committee rally in Butts County at Indian Springs on July 4. Leaders will address farmers and business men to promote the permanent prosperity program in a get together format. District rallies have been held across the county with federation women’s clubs cooperation. It closes with an odd remark about Ku Klux uniform origins.
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Jackson
Batts County
Kiwanis Club and Agricultural Committee
Indian Springs
Butts County
Household Tips And Cooking Advice From A Bygone Era
Shabby leather can be refreshed with beaten white of egg applied by soft linen. Inside furniture should be painted with oil-free white paint while outside paint uses enamel. Tea with vinegar removes brown vase stains. Do not stir rice while cooking. soak 20 minutes then boil with ample water for fluffy grains.
Anderson Press Meeting Sought by South Carolina Lions
Anderson S C June 17 The Lions in regular meeting endorsed inviting the State Press association to hold their 1924 meeting in this city. They plan a play to raise funds for saxophone quartet instruments led by John Townsend and will mark their first anniversary July 1. A H Anderson was elected to attend the Atlantic City national convention. Leon W Harris gave a singing talk on The South stressing regional morale after the war.
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Atlantic City
Leon W. Harris
Marionette troupe feted in Thomasville after show
The Tech Marionettes from Boston presented Clarence in Thomasville Ga and stayed two days. They enjoyed an automobile ride through northern winter residents estates, a post performance dance, a pond picnic, and a social evening hosted by Rodgerick Brantley and Miss Mart O Brantley at Louis S Moore’s home. Brantley, a star member from Boston, helped organize events.
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Thomasville
Tech
Clarence
Ee Pond
Roderick Brantley
Miss Mart O ' Brantley
Hiei
Louis 8. Moore
Mr. Brantley
Boston
Ship Cantaloupes From Thomasville Ga
Cantaloupe shipments from this territory have begun and are mainly express. Boston reports many shipments last week and Meigs and nearby areas are sending fruit. The crop is about two weeks late due to rains. Local market had Thomas variety watermelons yesterday, good for eating but skins too tender for shipment. Growers expect continued drives as Florida crop is short.
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Thomasville
Boston
Florida
Poultry Sale Planned in Thomasville This June
County Agent P H Ward says many farmers and their wives urged another sale in Thomasville. Georgia has shipped 120 car loads of poultry since January. The event aims to boost local poultry trade and help growers move stock efficiently.
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Thomasville
P. H. Ward
Georgia
What Women Wear by Anne Rittenhouse
Anne Rittenhouse discusses organdie frocks for summer, noting how frocks shed bouffant volume and favor straight lines. She cites Doucet and Leine et Madeleine in Paris with variants from full silhouettes to slim lines, highlighting underslips and color contrasts to alter each dress’s charm.
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Anne Rittenhouse
Doucet
Paris
The Summer Appetite And Open Air Living
The household page notes summer appetite changes as warm weather and outdoor activity increase nourishment needs. It advises avoiding hot thick dishes and gravies, opting for bulk through salads, fruit, and vegetables, and warns against relying on milk alone in heat. Copyright 1923 for The Constitution.
Miss Swindell Weds Rev Hoke Shirley in Georgia Church
The June 16 ceremony at First Baptist church in Macon united Miss Edna Swindell and Rev. Hoke Shirley. Officiant Rev. John Gordon Black, with maids of honor Miss Lowell Townsend and sisters aiding. Groom’s brother Judson Shirley served as best man. other groomsmen listed from Macon Milledgeville and beyond.
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Miss Swindell
Shirley
Macon
Savannah
Edna Swindell
Leonidas A. Swindell
Hoke Shirley
First Baptist Church
John Gordon Black
Trion
Lowell ,Townsend
Barboursville
Mr. Shirley
Judson Shirley
Atlanta
Robert M. Gamble
Ernest Hulsey
Milledgeville
Warren Marshall
Ro Oswell Smith
Boston
Masn
Thomas J. Wren
Charlie Herrick
Paul Zipplies
Sydney T. Lee
Pastor Kennedy's Silver Jubilee Observed in Huntsville
In Huntsville Alabama on June 17 a special service marked the silver jubilee of the ordination of Rev. Father Thomas H. Kennedy pastor of the Catholic Church of the Visitation. In the afternoon parish members hosted a reception for Father Kennedy.
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Huntsville
Ala
Father Thomas H. Kennedy
Catholic Church of the Visitation
Father Kennedy
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