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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
5
Hugo, Jean, and Gaunt scale a moonlit tower wall as Tito the dog whines below. Hugo defies danger claiming the castle with the small green men while Carlo and the others urge him down. A rock strike wounds Gaunt as the group contends with the peril of the ascent. Continued tomorrow.
The Atlanta girls named as Laurel Falls campers for the season include Mary Goidard Suzella Burnett Miriam Davie Ada Claire Forshey Harriett Ryunyan Ruth Miller Catherine Norcrosa Ruth Norris Elsie Prater Barbara Wilkins Maxine Moody Jane Alger Elizabeth Carroll Pearl Cogging Julia Sanders Jane Zuber Martha Bowen Jeanette Bailey Virginia Starke Mary Eleanor Kemp Louisa Shivers Gladys Neal Margaret Mahoney Ruth Jolly Virginia Thomas Suzanne Springer Elizabeth Fall Virginia Brittain May Padgett Mary Armstrong Margarite Hodanett Frances and Catherine Craighead Charlotte Burnett Flora May Tumlin Elena and Carolyn Craighead. Atlanta counsellors are Miss Beatrice Hamlett Miss Mildred Davis and Mrs E B Craighead. Aften come for as a open the foll season, Frsday. Most symphony or Tune 28 with Rev C W Smith concerts was given chestra and arise as director. The terminal station afternoon at Washington D C will be a scene of noisy confusion and merry greetings whens the hundred happy campers from all parts of the south meet to leave for Clayton Ga on a especial train at 8 25 in the morning. Laurel Falls camp is situated in the Blue Ridge mountains of north Georgia at an elevation of 2 300 feet. Being a completely equipped camp. Its junior and senior departments offer every sport dear to the hearts of fun loving girls. In response to a demand from college and professional women, the Laurel Falls club has been established under the personal direction of Frank A Smith. It is located at the foot of Screamer mountain overlooking Chechero lake about half a mile from the girls camp, and offers the same advantages.
Miss Mary Clizabeth Browyn will wed Thomas Talmadge Lively Thursday. She was guest of honor at a Lee Street party given by Miss Laura Jenkins Monday afternoon with gladioli and sweet peas, hand painted tally cards, green crepe baskets of mints, and a dancing bandena. Guests included Mrs. W. L. Markett, Miss Marion Jeck, Mrs. J. J Rushin, and others. Prices for Swift & Company carcass beef in Atlanta for week ending June 28, 1923 ranged from 9.00 to 18.00 cents per pound, averaging 12.92 cents.
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