Local social notes from Lawrenceville and Buford area
Lawrenceville and Buford guests populate a busy social scene as local residents report visits, relatives, and friends from Atlanta Monroe Auburn and Grayson. Names include Rupert Street, G O W Felker Lena Lewin Wilcox St Ware, Bunten, Veal, Reese Conch, Ma Perd of Auburn, Tutt Mi, Kate Moore, Miss Kate, Miss Lucile Craig, Mrs J C Cooper, Bettie, Mrs King and Mrs Gouge among others. The column notes weekend visits, illnesses, and pending travel plans within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Street
G. OW. Felker
Lena Lewin
Munroe
A. St. Ware
Bunten
Atlanta
GL. Veal
Reese Conch
Lindsay
Ma Perd
Auburn
I. Lawrenci
Uabert Hines
Hlallie Byrd
Jety
Kate
Moore
Waringten
Mae Powell
Baswell
John
Peeples
Mes J Brant Craig
Mte
John Th. Craig
Robert
Joe Weaver
Hopkins
W.oal
W. Guest
Ty Af
Grayson
East Campbell
Atlanti
Tob
Misa Lucile Craig
J. C. Cooper
Allants
Bettie Durian
King
M Pan MM Byrd
Missionary Society of the Bapiat Church
J. N. Gouge
Oxford Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Events
Oxford residents host a string of visitors and scholars including Ate Gund Man of Atlanta while I Helena Wil- Mame and Miss Helen Wil- Williams join families across town. Mrs. Walter Jarbee of Madison travels to Athinta with Lt. L. Johnson, Miss Helen Willian teaches high school, and Anour Kena, Sarah Branham, and Tarlan Branham appear in student and social circles. Keller Metton of Palmer Institute wins a local composition contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Atlanta
Means
Sue Mean
Misa Angle Bash
Farmer Institute
Inx- Ford
Helen Wil- Mame
Alph Williams
Walter Jarvee
Daustites
Jtee Jarbee
Madison
Athinta
L. Johnson
Charles la
W. F. Melton
Chetstreas
Mister
Monros
Idus
Melsettur
Tieferd
Leur
Anour
Wesleyan Calelege
Macon
Ronnel
Ted
Wean
Sarah Branham
Vecatur
Tarlan Branham
Atlan
Spensdisa
Wo Branhem
Dubson
Uke Mer Vers
Bil Kare
Ardon Stipe
Stiye
Emmie Stewart
Johnson
Madaneg Onie F. Starr
J. G. Stipe
Sue Means
Frances
Nell Johnson
Keller Metton
Palmer Institute
Oxford
Newton County Teachers’ Association
Covington
Suiurdas
Monroe social news highlights from Mrs Saydigg's home
Medlin hosted a cordial afternoon at Mrs Mary Saydiggs residence with visitors and a luncheon following games of 500 and bridge. Lena Bell Royston visits relatives in Atlanta while Julia Moodley hosted last Thursday evening. John Wiges and children of Warmbus expected Monday to visit relatives. Mrs Gray Quinney of Waynesboro visits her mother Mrs C G Newell. Mary Edwards returns from Carterville visit and Mrs Hill Foster with children stay with Mrs Agbert Mobley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Medlin
Mary Saydigg
Eva Pollack
Atlanta
Lena Bell Royston
Julia Moodley
MTA
John tWiges
Co‘Warmbus
Gray Quinney
Waynesboro
C. G. Newell
Mary Edwards
W. H. Hield
Carteravne
Hill Foster
Maison
Agbert Mobley
Fabric list including matelasse ratine and charmeuse options
The notice lists Matelasse ratine fabrics for coats and wraps at $3.50, plain ratines in multiple colors, and scalloped width options from 27 to 36 inches at $2, plus Charmeuse Crepe de Chine varieties in several colors from Silks Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Copenhagen
Gulards
Cheneya
China
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Fhotory Helly
Ar-Old
Mrs. Victor Brown
Lawrenceville, GA
Oxford, GA
Monroe, GA
New York
Hester
Rich
America
Sergei Bedford
Shepherd
Ladies’ Home Journal
Baldwin
England
Union Linen
Heonomy
Madame Howell
South
Mrs
Gary
Fifth Avenue
Jardinieres
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