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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1913

Page

48

Oxonian Club at Emory College Publishes Meeting Notes

The Oxonian at Emory College Oxford Ga reports a March gathering with Dr and Mrs W F Melton. Professor J B Peebles spoke on tunnels under Hudson and East rivers in New York, noting his two years as engineer and inspector. Dr Dowman discussed the ideal college professor with insights from his career. Bu ford D Battle and Hatton Towson added student perspectives on the professor ideal. The club now fixes April as its fourth Tuesday meeting date.

Emory College Oxford Oxonian W. F. Melton J. B Peebles Charles E. Dowman Peebles Hudsen East Rivers New York Pennsylvania Dowman Wesleyan College Macon Emory Emory Theological Department Buford D. Battle Palmer Institute Hatton Towson Georgia Rhodes Scholarship G. K. Turner

Local residents host out of town visitors in Blackshear

Blackshear GA residents receive guests from Atlanta Hoboken Savannah and Waycross. Visitors include Mrs J M Joiner Mrs E B Newton and Mrs J P Jones with relatives in Blackshear. Contingents attend church events and a Washington DC visit is noted for Constance Brantley.

J. M. Joiner Aulants E. B. Newton Hoboken J. P. Jones J. H. Hurst Waycross T. M. Howard Beach W. W. Preston Savannah A. J. Moore Milltown H. Daniel Anent Waycrags J. M. Purdom Jacksonville Tidwell Florida John Ellis Blackshear BE. G. Rankin Charleston W. A. Huckabee Quitman Pierce Collegiate Institute J. F. Yeoman Tey Washington, D. C James English A. M. Moore N. W. Litefield Washington Brantley Washington, DC

Tennille Baptist Church Banquet Honors 75th Birthday Guest

Tennille Georgia hosts an elaborate social affair. The Tennille Baptist church banquet, held Thursday evening in the Smith warehouse, featured smilax and cut flowers with 100 guests. Rev. Dr. Tr. Heck was guest of honor marking his seventy fifth birthday.

Tennille Baptist Church Messrs T. N J. W. Smith Tr. Heck

Beasley Honored With Gold Watch At Birthday Program

A Tennille Baptist church event honored Dr. Beck with a gold watch and engraved monogram. Rev. E. Smith presided as MC with speeches by Rev. Dr. Harrison, Colonel Willis Evans, and Rev. Brantley among others. Guests included ministers, former pupils, and distinguished attendees. A candlelit birthday cake crowned the central table.

Dr. Beck RE. J. Smith Dr. Harrison Mercer’ University Willis Evans Sandersville Brantley Tennille Tennille Baptist Church J. E. Smith Beck

Social rounds feature guests and gatherings across towns

Miss Selma Gutman of Anniston visits Thomaston with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gutman as peers travel from Woodbury and Barnesville for tea and visits. In town, many guests from Zebulon to Valdosta attend weekends, and events include a colonial tea, a large party at Mrs. A Black’s home, a sewing circle gathering, and a formal dinner for Evelyn Duffey’s visitors.

Selma Gutman Anniston Ala Leo Gutman J. W. McDaniel Pink Woodbury W. C. Hightower Robert Bethel Marcon B. D. Mardin Chil Dren Valdosta M. J. Harvey J. FW. Johnson Atlanta B. B. Alford Anne Rivier Macon Rowland Spain Talbotton William Leonard Naomi Atweter Bertha Jackson Zebulon E. T. Black Ernestine The Rock E. M. O'Neal Bainbridge Lela Matthews C. P. Stephens H. T. Booth Atlants Nettie Miller Carter George Washington Ed Stephenson Robert H. Trippe Evelyn Duffey Missex Henry Blalock Jonesboro Indie Hurrell Madison Indie Harrell Henry Blalock Barnesville Clyde Willis Frances Handerson Eva Stephenson Susie Fewis Measrs John Echole Hugh Wright

Knights of Pythias Event in Covington Georgia

A Covington gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Lea hosted by the Knights of Pythias featured decorated lower rooms with ferns and citrus as punch was served by Dorothy Lee and Alice Louise Travis. Guests began at Lyric theater viewing Damon and Pythias with Dr. W. D. Travis narrating, followed by live orchestra music. The Woman's club plans to meet at the library on Tuesday afternoon March 4.

O. Lea Knights of Pythias Dorothy Lee Alice Louise Travis Louise Whitehead Eugenia Guinner Caroline Wooten Lucy White Lyric Theater Damon and Fythias W. D. Travis Woman's Club

Social notes and greetings from Macon gathering

Saturday social scene features club members and guests including Missee Annie Anderson Beverling Adams Cero Hine Wooten and many others. Visitors Mrs W W Williams Miss Marion Wallace Miss Myritice Brown Mrs Richard Bruce and Miss Henrietta Sanford attend events with local families while Mr and Mrs John Cline relocate to Savannah.

George Washington Missee Annie Pauine Anderson Beverling Adams Cero- Hine Wooten Carrig Williams Louise Whitehead Lucy White Marion Sherman Eva Fowler Alice Fowler Mardell Taylor Flora ‘McCoco Hoe B. Allen Macon W. J. Proctor Lamar Harry Harry Jennings Ter ’ Ocean Sibley Jennings John Cline Bavanm Marion Wallace Myritice Brown Guetta Brown Richard, Bruce Columbus Our City Henrietta Sanford Montgomery Allen Beall Putnam Eure Brantley

Local society notes from Milledgeville guests and events

Milledgeville social page records visiting guests Complamenting Misa Fule Trippe and Mrs John Wright of Covington entertained at bridge. Flowers and hand painted fans valued prizes and bouquets. Frances Willard day observed by W C T U with readings and music. Hill club hosted at Mrs Rey Alford with dominoes. B P U to host visitor E E Lee in mid March.

Misa Fule Trippe John Wright Covington W. T. Hines Way Callaway T. M. Hall Pauline Nesbit Julita Troutman Frances ‘Willard M. G. Beil Cook P. U E. E. Lee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxonians Blackshear, GA Tennille, GA Edith Bryson Kathleen Hewlett Pauline Overton Thomaston, GA Educational Fund A. Black 3. B. Girardeau Girardeau W. E. Adams A. A. Brite Susie Havey J. P. Davis Brooklyn N.Y Covington, GA Milledgeville, GA Thousan Nadinola National Toilet Company Forts, Tenn J. S. Field Randope Wester Music Company Peachtree Street Wurm
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