Mrs Woods White Discusses Biennial Of Women's Clubs
Mrs Woods White, Atlanta Federation president, returns from Cincinnati Biennial with a unity message. She praises organized women, mentions National Health Bureau support, and highlights local Ohio hosts and notable speakers. Georgia president Mrs Willet reports on state progress as banners of state federations are carried.
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Wellesley
Simrall
Ron Lane
Wemesley Allumnae
White
Samuel Allen
Moore
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Georgia
Willet
Georgia Club
Birthday Celebrations For Mr A B Davis Of Austell Ga
Mr A B Davis of Austell Ga celebrated his eighty second birthday with relatives and friends. The gathering included numerous Davises Bankstons Trussells and Misses Davis and Kemp. Jackson Home schools closing exercises Friday featured W A Dodge as monitor and a program of contests songs and awards. Helen Fair Mason won the medal for highest average with other honors awarded to Carter Banks Frances Kilpatrick and others. Refreshments followed and pupils departed with goodbyes to books for gunny brooks.
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Hin
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Ja M. Kalight
Mary Willie Trussell
Misa Lottie Trussell
Jessie Bettis
Percy Wood
Jack Houston
C. F. Hughes
J. BR. McCoy
A. Davis
J. H. Davis
KR. A. Davis
Alice Davis
Emma Davis
A&a L. White
C. C. Davis
Ida Davis
MO Kemp
W. J. Lumpkin
W. L. Trussell
C. M. Rattry
Burdy Bankston
Lella Kemp Waters
Nannie Bankston
H. EB. Bankston
A. Bankston
Bessie Bankston
Julia Bankston
R. H. Sims
Hugh Krugier
Jackson
W. A. Dodge
The
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Helen Fair Mason
Carter Banks
Frances Kilpatrick
John Pound
LaRue Church
Lamar Morse
Elizabeth Morse
Ice Cream Festival Hosted by Ladies Circle No. 3
The Ladies Circle No 3 of St Pauls church will hold an ice cream festival on Tuesday night May 24 on the lawn of Mrs Peacock at the corner of Glennwood avenue and Hill street All are invited The Free Findergarten Association meeting is set for Monday May 23 at 11 am at the Carnegie Library
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Social items from Columbus Georgia society notes
Misa Sulsa Wills of Columbus and Mrs Freak Boland host brief visits while Miss Frances Connally heads home from Mississippi. Many local residents entertain or travel to cities like Savannah Atlanta Baltimore and Nashville. Notables include Miss Hazel Adkins Miss Elmina Nance Miss Louise Falligant and Miss Leila Powell. Families, guests, and club events fill pages with matinee parties, visits, pending returns, and trips to summer destinations.
Mr Lochridge to Give Piano Recital at Woman's Club
Edwin Lochridge, holder of last year’s honorary music scholarship by Mr Hunter Welsh, will present a piano recital tomorrow at 8 30 pm in the Woman’s Club rooms 17 West Baker street. It closes a Welsh pupil recital series showcasing teaching prowess and tonal depth. Admission is free. Georgia Federation members receive special invitations. Willis Ragan hosted a dinner in honor of Miss Boyle, guest of Mrs Falder. Do not accept substitutes. demand K K E Flour.
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Edwin Lochridge
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hunter Welsh
Woman's Club
West Baker Street
Welsh
Georgia Federation
Misses Boyle
Willis Ragan
Miss Boyle
Thomas B. Falder
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