Miss Arkwright Honored At Dinner Dance in Driving Club
Miss Josephine Mobley will entertain at the Driving Club Saturday evening in honor of Miss Dorothy Arkwright Mrs Pattillo entertained recently at her home on North Mordland Avenue. Decorations featured yacinths and jonquils, a Fanch was served, and a piano recital was part of the program with attendees including Margeret Macintyre Hodgson Jennie Hedexon Emily Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Arkwright
Josephine Mobley
Miss Dorothy Arkwright
Mra Mabell Atudio
Margeret Macintyre
Hodgson
Jennie Hedexon
Emly Davis
É T Biven
S. Wait
Her Avenue
Srattnaosephinett
Helen Adam
Maurice Clarke
Katheryn
D Johnson
George Adams Carrington
Virginia
Danderine Ad Promises Thick Hair In Moments
An old Knowlton’s Danderine advertisement urges women to try a 25 cent bottle to cleanse the scalp and boost hair fullness. It claims immediate shine and softness and promises new, soft hair growth after weeks of use with repeated cloth applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Women’s club events highlight Johnson city gathering
Miss Mildrea Rutherford discusses Southern History and Literature at College Park Woman’s Club meeting with pianist Mrs Armand Carroll. A Dr uid Hills card party follows with prizes for top scores and 12 drawings. Brenau recital by Otto Pfefferkorn set for Brenau Colony event with Liszt and Beethoven works. A bridge party at Druid Hills Club honors Mrs Arthur Firley with spring decor and multiple prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rutherford
Mildrea Rutherford
Coege Park
Armand Carroll
Atetherford
Evaniniser Rutherford
Mm.” A
Woodward
Druid Hills
Thachila Welfare Committee
Filenta Woman's Club
Irving Thomas
Druid Bills Golf Elm
0 Torster
Druid Hills Do Club
W W Blackman
RC Varbe
Arthur Tfirley
Philadelphia
Fevca
Guy Woolf
Lewis
Virgil
Fairy Play Promises Charming Near Future Show
Misa Carolyn Cole will present a production titled The Rescue of the Princess Winsome. The charming fairy play stems from a Little Colonel story with cast members Cronshaw Hilmaheth Holieman Mery Cronshaw Zoulse Sherrer Lillian Ward Smith James Zuber William Zuber Hollemen Mary Mathew Jolla Lamb Kopin Shog Eerie Seek Halen and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carolyn Cole
Winsome
Eyyaane Fellows
Jobnet
Cronshaw
Hilmaheth ‘Holieman
Mery Cronshaw
Zoulse Sherrer
Lillian Ward Smith
James Zuber
William Zuber
Hollemen
Mary Mathew
Jolla Lamb
Kopin
Shog
Eerie
Seek Halen
A Stern
Ethel Pier ‘Pur
Wealthy Pennsylvanian Seeks Ideal Wife in Atlanta
John Jay McDevitt of Wilkes Barre Pa writes to P B McGlynn of Atlanta detailing qualifications for a bride. He requires conformity to his views humor and religion a lively neighborhood interest and remembrance of anniversaries. He promises weekly allowance a touring car two New Jersey lots an accident policy and gold mining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P B McGlynn
Atlanta
John Jay McDevitt
Wilkesbarre
Rome Votes Bond Issue For City Building
Rome voters authorize a 340000 bond issue at 5 percent for 30 years to fund the completion and equipment of the new municipal building and auditorium under construction. The total vote was 613 for and 28 against, with 613, or more than two thirds, needed to approve. Contrada work on the project will be let immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romana
Citizens of
Rome
Thunder in Snowstorm at Mount Airy Depth Three Inches
Mount Airy Georgia reports a thunderous snowstorm yesterday and last night with three inches of snow on level ground. Heavy sleet and lightning accompanied the storm as it moved through the area, causing intermittent thunder after ten o clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Feet of Girls Injured by High-Heeled Shoes
Eugens Ore February 9 report cites University of Oregon tests on twenty three freshmen coeds showing only three with good feet and none perfect. Future footprints will be taken for all entering students to guide physical culture work. Most prints indicate flat foot from high heels weakening foot arches and causing other disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens
Ore
University of Oregon
Freida Goldsmith
Everett Thought To Have Lefty City Mystery
Everett WT, a United Cigar Stores employee and brother in law of S A Williams of Ss A Williams Lumber, vanished Sunday night. Police and relatives suspect he left town, as no trace has been found though all clues were pursued. A note to his father in law claimed his body would be found in the Chattahoochee river tomorrow, but search parties found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
United Cigar Stores Company
S A Williams
Ss A Wiliama Lumber Company
Chattahoochee
Wat
Hearing Opens in Georgia Ballrosa and Banking v Wright Case
Judge Newman opened a long equity hearing in the Georgia Ballrosa and Banking Co of Augusta versus Comptroller WA Wright over eight years of property tax on the road bonds valued at 1,305 dollars. The session, led by Augusta’s Alex C King and Bryan Cumming, spanned a full day and resumes Wednesday. state counsel includes George Westmoreland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
United States District Court
Georgia Ballrosa and Banking Company
Augusta
WA. Wright
Alex C King
King & Spalding
Bryan Cumming
George Westmore- Jang
Judge Mclelland Honored At Farewell Dinner In Atlanta
Two judges and attaches of the mu mie court in Atlanta last night hosted a farewell dinner for Judge Ralph McClelland who retires from the bench to return to legal practice. The event was presided over by AL MM. Anderman, clerk of the court, with other court officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ralph, McClelland
AL MM. Anderman
Thejeourt
Tearlion Sypmes
Chambers
George A. Carter
Mayor vetoes illegal appropriation over Peachtree street widening
Mayor Woodward vetoes a council resolution to pay Central Bank and Trust $5,000 for widening Peachtree Street claiming the appropriation is illegal and that city finances cannot cover such claims. He favors using any surplus funds for sidewalk readjustments rather than paying property owners, arguing the proposal is unfair to other taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teounell
Peachtree Street
Ellis
Baker Street
Whitehall
Ivy West Peachtree
Estair
Henry County forms new farm association in McDonough
Henry County forms a farm association with Julian T Weems president and R I Turner secretary. Vice presidents include A Combs J I Arnold McWilliams A N Brown and AC Norman. J H Hancock named county farm demonstrator to promote corn clubs ple clubs acre patch clubs and livestock development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough
Spe
Eialj
Henry County Agricultural Association
Julian T Weems
R. I. Turner
Weems
J H Hancock
Henry
Smith Lever
J P Wood Elected by Augusta Merchants
Augusta February 29 Special Monday afternoon the Merchants and Manufacturers association elected officers for the coming year President J P Wood vice presidents Roscoe Perkins and J Le Roy Hankinson secretary treasurer F Lombard Brinson Mr Wood was the moving spirit in the Stevens Creek development movement and his administration of M and A M is expected to be energetic Brinson enters his seventh year with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Merchanta and Manufacturers’ Association
J P Wood
Roscoe Perkins
J Leroy Hankinson
F Lombard Brinson
Wood
Stevens Creek
Brinson
Relief Becomes Permanent Says Woman Credits Cardut Tonic
Mrs M A Redman of Hendersonville writes that a two year health decline began after marriage and that since taking Cardut in November 1918 she gained weight from 107 to 128 pounds, her pains and back trouble eased, and she feels a different person with permanent relief and recommends Cardut as a tonic for women, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville Snc
M A Redman
Big Place
Cardus
To Discard Aged or Weather-Soiled Skin
A dubious old-time skin care note promotes mercorized wax as a nightly treatment to shed the top skin layer. It claims painless peeling yields a “parising beauty,” with the product easily found in drug stores. The writing is jumbled and inconsistent, highlighting antiquated brand and method notions.
Smart New Taffeta Suits Arrive At $25 In Navy and Black
Two piece taffeta suits arrive on the Fourth Floor priced at $25 with belted Norfolk jackets rope girdle and sash fronts. Charming checked suits and plain colors available up to $50. Limited stock expected.
Women’s New Utility Coats For Spring
The little special lot features knee length coats with fitted bodices and flaring skirts in club checks black green and white or black blue and white with green or blue collars priced at 12.50. One Wooltex coat in black and white shepherd checks with black silk collar and belt is priced at 25.00.
New Spring Notes and Dress Descriptions End Capricious Prices
A period ad page lists new spring notes featuring Georgette crepe gowns in periwinkle blue and black at 3950, crepe de chine items with lace and silk trims at 6gc, and plain color petticoats with narrow frills at 3.98. It notes dressy blouses and self color plaids with floral patterns priced from 1.50 to 2.50 per yard, across floors two to four.
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Adarton Why
Altes Callaway
Evelyn
Ducket
Alaky
Rena- Winns Grose
Ferock
Brenau
Otto Pfet—ferkorn
Anmey
Pfefferkorn
Beethovenee
Opin
Schumann
Lisst
Endymion
Otto Pfefferkore
Rubenstein
Conalat
Mra HJ Pearce
Mre
Corinne ‘Fur
H. G. Lewis'& Co
Lewis New Store
Provident
Lewis Specig
H.G. Lewis & Co
Whitehall St
Neer Corner
Hunter St
Beuchler’s Dairy
Fulton County
Bors Bowen
Erg Courts
Mra
I & Duncan
Charles Norman Sharp
I. Wachendorf
Rich
Wal
M’clelland
Farm Association
J. P. Wood
Augusta Merchants
Georgette Crepes
Failles
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