Progress and Present Problems at Spellman Visit
Mrs. Heard of Elb erton and Mrs. Connally toured Spellman Seminary to study its industrial department for young colored women. Violet plantings from West End were added years ago, and the visit included chap e l assembly with plantation melodies. Mrs. Harris returns from abroad to ann ounce a third serial in The Saturday Evening Post and may lecture at Athens University Club. The piece contrasts reform rhetoric with faith and education, praising constructive discourse over sensational shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Harris
Eyvoning Post
Nashville
Elbert Country
Young Woman Writes Her Way to Insurance Fame
Eva Neal of Atlanta stands out in Southern States Life Insurance as head of the follow-up bureau. She champions strong English training for business women, merging literature skill with practical letter writing to advance prospects and empower agents. Her career spans church and civic writing to top insurance publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eva Neal
Southern States Insurance Company
Miss Neal
South
Miss Neala
State Normal School of
South Carolina
Converse College
Spartanburg
D. C
University of Tennessee
Southern Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Agnes Scott .Institute
J. K. Orr
Educator Monthly
Hines
Vitalizing Company
Elit
Miss.Neal
Flore
St Louis to Host Mothers Meeting Post Epidemic
The Mothers Congress moves its Texas meeting to St Louis due to the meningitis outbreak. The event runs March 20 to 26 with themes on home responsibility and child welfare. Speakers include Mrs David Mears Boston, Mrs Clarence E Allen Salt Lake City, Mrs George H Robertson Jackson Tennessee, and others from Chicago Fort Worth Kansas City and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Congress
Texas
St. Louis
David ©. Mears
Boston
Clarence E. Allen
Salt Lake City
Utah
George H. Robertson
Jackson
Tenn
Jean Gordon
Elizabeth Harrison
Chicago
Frea T. DuBois
Blackfeet
Idaho
Brally
Frank R. Hill
Cantrell
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Appointment of Mrs N H Kirkpatrick to Atlanta women’s board
Mayor Winn appoints Mrs N Hy Kirkpatrick to the women’s board of education in Atlanta. The appointment is expected to satisfy the women of the city who know her earnest character and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra N. Hy Kirkpatrick
Winn
Bouquet of spring hats prettiest for seasons
A vivid fashion feature celebrates spring hats in cerise and violet tones. Describes lace trimmed white hats with orchid silk, aquamarine velvet bands, and pink roses, plus cerise straw bonnets and saucer shaped hats, urging women to trade winter darks for bright headpieces.
Fisherman's Lack to benefit Thomaston concert band
In Thomaston Georgia the play Fisherman's Lack will be presented at the R B H Lee Institute auditorium next Friday evening to raise funds for the Thomaston concert band. Cast includes Misses Mary Kate Bethel Marie Allen Kittie Mae Britt Anna Ruth Chikis and Messrs W Allen A E Feen F C Lewis Hugh Thurston E Y T Smith and Webb Pruitt. A pro-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
R. BH. Lee Institute
Mary Kate Bethel
Marie Allen
Kittie Mae Britt
Anna Ruth Chikis
Messrs
W. ¥. Allen
A. E. Feen
F. C. Lewis
Hugh Thurston
E. Y T. Smith
Webb Pruitt
Duty of Woman to Learn Dress, from Social Conduct
The article argues women should study dress as a practical and artistic duty, warning against overstuffing wardrobes with useless outfits. It asserts a well dressed woman must elevate taste, adapt to status changes, and sacrifice personal ideas when required due to public or social life demands.
Local Society Pages Highlight Meetings and Socials
The Symphony club met at Mrs. W. A. Daniel’s home marking the year’s first gathering with entertainment by Mrs. J. B. Hardy and a program featuring opera selections. Leap Year and 42 parties pepper social calendars as Mrs. Oscar Williams hosts friends and a Young Ladies' Club forms under Miss Elizabeth Davis and Miss Martha Weaver. Several residents visit relatives and guests travel from Hawkinsville and Yatesville to spend time with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Club
W. A. Daniel
L. P. Davis
Alien
Carmen
Anna Ruth Childs
Kittie Mae Britt
Kia Suggs
T. E. Mauldin
F. D. Riviere
Oscar Williams
T. A. D. Weaver
Woman's Club
M. ¥. Allen
Lucy Stroud
Barnesville
D. A. Stroud
Clyster Self
Woodbury
R. H. Mille
Georgia Mechian
Hawkinsville
W. Y. Daniel
K R. Middlebrooks
Yatesville
T. J. Roberts
Greenville social notes highlight visits and guests
Mrs W T Strozier visits sister in College Park while Mrs W A Wim bist hosts Ladies Civic Club on Terre street. Miss Susie Marti from Newnan visits the Hill sisters. families in Greenville host and visit. Bible Study at Dr J W Perry’s, Mrs J J McLaughlin visits Lumpkin relatives. Mary Pender visits LaGrange aunt. Miss Virginia Richardson from Po rand visits. Miss Tennie Winslow from Woodbury visits, Rose E Swope guests in Baltimore. Messrs Bass evangelist and Stapleton chorister return to Macon and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Strozier
T. M. Kener
College Park
W. GA. Wimbist
Ladies Civic Club
Terre] Street
Hinton McGhee
Talbotton
Susie Marti
Newnan
Martha
Josie Hill
J. W. Perry
J. J. McLaughlin
A. J. Bell
Lumpkin
Mary Pender
H. W. Terrell
LaGrange
Miles Eliza Hill
Odessadale
Myre
Luke McGee
J.A. Thrash
Virginia Richardson
Porand
FAIRBURN SOCIAL NOTES SHARE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Misses Mary McCurry and Lois Lester return from Ormond Florida. Mrs W W Floyd and Miss Mamie Floyd plan a White Plains Florida trip, Winnie Floyd visits Athens then to join mother and sister. Lurline Parker, 11, back in Fairburn convalescing from Georgia Normal and Industrial College. Mrs A S Wilson spent days with J M Wilson in Atlanta. Mrs W H Young and Mrs Joe Wooddall in Atlanta Tuesday. Neighborhood Bridge Club hosted by Mrs W T Roberts. Ogletree Finlayson and Stubbs were guests of C G Stubbs. Fairburn Woman's Club held a business meeting at the president's home with social plans ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCurry
Lois Lester
Ormond
Fla
W. W. Floyd
Mamie Floyd
White Plains
Winnie Floyd
Paul Jackson
Athens
Lurline Parker
Wairburn
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
A.S. Wilson
J. M. Wilson
Atlanta
W. H. Young
Joe Wooddall
W. T. Roberts
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Messrs. Ogletree
Finlayson and
Stubbs
C. G. Stubbs
Fairburn Woman’s Club
C. O
Norcros social roundup with regional visitors and locals
NORCROSS GA residents and guests share a busy week end scene. J R Sprecker and Mrs. Sprecker of Washington D C travel from Jacksonville with Mrs N L Downs of Conyers to visit Mr and Mrs W J Kinnett in late March. Other mentions include Mr and Mrs R A Myers hosting Jack Myers of Charlotte, Miss Mary Russell and Miss Ola Branch in Atlanta, and multiple social calls by Mrs R E Skinner, Miss Micchie Alma Medlock, Miss Sadie Simpson in Milledgeville, and Rev Robert F DeBelle visiting in Atlanta. House guests include Miss Willie Dean in Maysville and Beatrice Osborne visiting Homen Christian. Leap Year party planned by Mrs R B Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sprecker
Washington, D. C
Jacksonville
Fla
N. L. Downs
Conyers
Wll
W. J. Kinnett
R. A. Myers
Jack Myers
Charlotte
N.C
Mary. Russell
Lennie Alexander
Misa
Marguerite Harper
Edwine Harper
H. T. Feggan
B. P. Franklin
W. E. Franklin
A. McDowell
Atlanta
Willie Dean
Robert F. DeBelle
W. S. Webster
J. B. Adams
Martha Adams
Maysville
Beatrice Osborne Fa
Homen Christian
R. BE. Skinner
MO. Sheek
W. A. Gilliam
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Ser
Mrs. Harris
Jesus of Nazareth
Bohemia
Chris‘thantry
Frere
Mra
Jonn T
Lober
Isa
Wesley Hishburg
N. H. Kirkpatrick
Mothers’ Meeting
Allwens
Troisseau
Greenville, GA
Fairburn, GA
Norcross, GA
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