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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
12
The piece argues that efficiency equals work and that a store’s character comes from how it acts when not busy, stressing intelligent effort beyond mere physical labor. It asserts thought and experience guide actions, favoring present results over future promises.
Simple straight lines and minimal detail flatter ample figures. Expertly cut for large sizes from 40 to 44 and 30 to 24, offered in blue poplin or gabardine and black and white checks. Prices are 29.50 and 35. Located on the fourth floor.
A series of meetings across Atlanta include a special Hast Atlanta PTA session at 2 pm on the schoolhouse topic School and oie Gardens for Children and Read ihe in the Grades. The Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association meets at 10 36 am at the Congregational church. Nurses club meets at 39 o'clock at Porter place. Eastern Star plans degrees at 7 20 pm in Lebanon temple with two large classes. Young People's suffrage group at Apaley hotel to elect officers. Oglethorpe chapter hosts a buckhead box supper at 7 30 pm. Mrs. Shearer calls a Luckie Street PTA meeting at 3 pm with a Baby Saving lecture. Ashby Street School hosts a March 9 session with Miss Laura Smith. Scottish Rite Hospital auxiliary meets March 9 at 10 30 am at Georgian terrace. Milton Avenue PTA meets at 2 80 o'clock with Dr Shanks speaking and refreshments.
Mrs T T Dickson visits Mrs Snider in Columbus Georgia. Miss Idella Kimball returns from Cuba and east coast Florida. Mrs M M Carson visits relatives in Bristol. Mrs Smith Pickett returns from Griffin after a week with Mr Fred Wakefield Patterson who came from Rochester New York. Mrs Felton Jones of Cartersville visits the city guest of Mrs W W Austell. Mrs Austell convalesces after illness. Mrs R T Dorsey Jr hosts luncheon for Miss Laleah Adame of Savannah. Mrs W L Cosgrove hosts luncheon for Mrs Edward Fitzgerald of Birmingham. Mrs W O Holmes and Miss Vivian Holmes of Ledrange Georgia visit Mrs W S Chancellor in Menan Park.
Under electric torch light held by Officers Lane and Appling, Ford G Kinsey and Mre W L Parla of Gainesville wed on Rev D I Longs front porch after an automobile trip from Gainesville. The ceremony occurred around 2 a.m. with sisters of the bride as witnesses near 46 Herald Avenue and 10 Euclid Avenue where the license was obtained.
Mrs Buean A. Spalding mother of Jack J Spalding died Tuesday afternoon after a period of frail health. She lived in Atlanta with her son after moving from Morganfield Kentucky and leaves three daughters two in Kentucky and one in Nebraska. Funeral at Sacred Heart church Wednesday at 9 30 am with interment in Kentucky. She was about eighty five years old.
March winds roughen complexions and freckles but mercolized wax offers a nightly remedy. Apply like cold cream, remove with soap in morning, and watch a clearer youthful skin emerge as blemishes fade.
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