Daily calendar of women meetings in Atlanta clubs
The calendar lists multiple gatherings across Atlanta including the Woman's Civic Club of West End at 3 PM with Mrs Murray Howard presiding, Grove Park P T A at 2 PM, Emory Elementary and Junior High PTA at 3 PM, and a 1 PM Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at the Atlanta Biltmore following a morning music program. Also noted are meetings of the Wednesday Morning Study Club, Atlanta Truth Center, Central Congregational church, Joseph Habersham DAR, First Presbyterian church auxiliary, Needle Craft circle, Hoosier club, Samuel M. Inman school executive board, Ele club, Atlanta Woman's club speaker John R. Hornaday, Woman's Pioneer society, W A Bass Junior High PTA, Modern Topics club, Westminster Presbyterian church PTA, Decath Senior High PTA, Oakland City PTA, Georgia Avenue PTA with Mrs George Howsman speaking and a student musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club of
West End
Murray Howard
T. T. Stevens
Atlanta Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlanta Biltmore Hotel
Atlanta Music Club
Biltmore
E. W. Brogdon
South
Jordan Street
Atlanta Truth Center
Central Congregational Church
A. W. Herrington
Study Clubs
Parent-Teacher Associations
D. A. R. the
Kle Club
Truth Center
Atlanta
No Trouble When Baby Came
Advertisements from St. Joseph and New Orleans feature women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal strength and easy confinements. Personal testimonials from Rosa Daan, A Meyn Jr, and Jane Crossan claim relief and restored health after childbirth, with a note on a nationwide canvass showing high benefit rates. The copy emphasizes safety for nursing mothers and non narcotic ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atti
A. Meyn, Jr
Touro St
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jane Crossan
Pine St
Wilmington
Delaware
Many Meetings Open Civic Effort For Atlanta Women
A busy calendar of meetings fills today for Atlanta women involved in civic improvement and education. At Agnes Scott College at 12 30 investiture marks the senior class as they receive gowns and caps amid a formal program led by Dr. McCain and Miss Hopkins. Fine Arts Club members hear Mrs Katherine T Jones and Mrs Georgia Price in a recital praising Georgia home culture and race harmony. A discussion on laws to protect handicapped children by Burr Blackburn is set for First Methodist church at 10 30. William A Bass Jr High PTA meets November 5 with Willis Sutton speaker and a children’s mandolin program followed by a parent reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott
Agnes Scott Chapel
McCain
Alexander
Miss Hopkins
Jones
Fine Arts Club
Robert Maddox
Katherine T. Jones
Georgia Price
Ten Eyck Brown
Hasselman
Rogers
Georgia
Roselle Montgomery
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Montgomery
Amy Lowell
May Sinclair
North
South
Sara Teasdale
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Nathalia Crane
Mary Dobbs
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Clement Wood
Burr Blackburn
State Council of Social Agencies
First Methodist
William A. Bass, Jr
Pitif
Attran
Tsung-ma Bob
Business Woman's League Shifts Meeting Date
The regular monthly meeting of the Business Woman's League of the Second Baptist Church, led by president Mrs. Frederic J. Paxon, moves from the first to the second Sunday. The next gathering is Sunday, November 9, at 4 o'clock with Circle A chaired by Miss Elizabeth Taylor and an address by Eugene R. Black. The Detkalb League of Women Voters hosts its regular meeting Friday, November ?, at 3 in the Decatur courthouse jury room, with Mrs. R. M. Striplin of the Atlanta Woman's Club speaking for citizenship. The election by the…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's League of the Second Baptist Church
Frederic J. Paxon
Circle A
Elizabeth Taylor
Eugene R. Black
Detkalb League of Women Voters
Decatur
R. M.striplin
Atlanta Woman's ‘Club
Secasion
Astrology Lectures and P T A Meeting Announced
The Spring Street P T A holds a daddies meeting Friday at 3:00 PM at the school. An astrology lecture by Mrs. Hancock titled The Planets Storehouses for the Various Forces is set for 4:00 PM Wednesday at the Grand Theater building rooms 313 314. The Hoosier club meeting moves to 50 Penn Avenue today at Mrs Scantling's home due to Mr Moore's father's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street P
T. A
Grand Theater Building
Marie Louise ‘Hancock
Hoosier Club
N. T. Moore
North Boulevard
Moore
New Albany
Ind
Fred Scantling
Penn Avenue
Legtard James
E. B. Taylor
Fred Scanling
Philathea Class Holds Meeting at Westminster Church
The Philathea class of Westminster Presbyterian held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Rhea Pearce’s Vedado Way home. Autumn Thanksgiving decorations filled the room as Mrs. George Ripley led the business session under teacher Mrs. I W Caldwell. Afterward a social hour featured an original Thanksgiving contest by Miss Sayre with witty participation from guests including Mrs. H W Buckland and Mrs. G Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rhea Pearce
Misa Herta Sayre
Pearce
Vedado Way
George Ripley
Westminster Church
I. W. Caldwell
Sayre
Norman Flensley
E. C. Kent
W. N. Massengale
FP. Morkert
Guy Norton
van Fleet
T. J. Wells
Household Suggestions From Old Household Hints
Across the material advice about ironing Kimona aprons side to side to avoid sagging, keeping cat flowers alive, snapping clasps from garments for reuse, dangers of mixing an iron with a doorbell, and converting hair to a bottle device for draining drows with bluing in a controlled manner.
Sure Way to Dissolve and Remove Blackheads
A travel of cosmetic advice explains a method using calonite powder dissolved in water to dissolve and wash away blackheads. The instruction notes applying the mixture to a hot damp cloth and briskly rubbing, then washing to reveal clear pores. The piece emphasizes that dust, dirt, and secretions form the plugs and that the calonite solution makes them disappear.
Social items detail Atlanta area visits and travels
Social notes list Mrs. Myron K Peck of Nashville as guest at Mrs. Marshall Buckner’s Oxford road home and future guest on Juniper street. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Flynn of New York visiting at Park drive Boulevard Park. J F Chalenor’s return from Staunton. families returning from Asheville and Florida trips. plans to attend the Princeton Harvard game in Cambridge. other visits to Pensacola Atlanta and Bryn Mawr Hospital. Baldwin College student Tholene Lewman recuperating after appendectomy. Mrs. Lee Lewman and Miss Lewiman back from Europe. General Johnston’s promotion celebrated at Fort McPherson. Mellon and James Lester visits. Neelys to New York for two weeks. Stan Ella Schlesinger studying in Pittsburgh. Orme Campbell in Chicago. birth of a daughter to McKenna family. Isolene Campbell noted as former Atlanta Junior League president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron K. Peck
Nashville
Temn
Marshall Buckner
Oxford Road
Peek Willl
I. B. French Futher
Juniper Street
Richard Flynn
New York
0. D. Bush
Park Drive
Boulevard Park
Atlanta
Tholene T Lewman
Bryn-Mawe Hospital
Bryn-Mawe
Baldwin College
Widow's cellar mirrors a hidden asset law bars
A widow faces a legal snag over her late husband's liquor assets, unable to move or sell the cherished cellar of rare wines and spirits. Friends warn a fortune-hunter may target her, while she plots to sell her home but cannot detach the liquor. The piece blends social gossip with legal frustration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grove Park P.T. A
Emory
Joseph Habersham Chapter
Woman's Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian Church
The
Needle Craft Circle
E. E. Steed
North Moreland Avenue
Samuel M. Inman School
Edward F. Bond
Ele Club
Elks
Atlanta Woman's Club
John R. Hornaday
Woman's Pioneer Society
Edison Hall
W. A. Bass Junior High
P.T. A
Moreland Avenue
Modern Topics Club
W. D. Marshall
Peeples Street
Parent-Teacher Association of
Decath Senior High P.T. A
Oakland City P.T. A
Georgia Avenue Parent-Teacher Association
George Howsman
P.T. A. Council
Pega Frod S. Stewart CO
Tlanta. GA
Stewart
Russia
Whitehall St
Fatent
Aleo
Mrs. Crossan
St. Joseph
Missouri
Rosa Daan
11Th St. St. Joseph
William Bass
Business Woman's League
DeKalb Women Voters’ Meeting
Mittee
Universal Brotherhood
Grand Theater
Philathea
E. A. Morgan's
Jeweler
East Hunter St
Sammers
Summers
Booth’ Bend
Thurston Hateher
P. J. Haden
College Park
J. F. Chalenor
Staunton, Va
Gordon Kise
Gordon
Jane
Asheville
N.C
William Worth Martin
Hugh Richardson
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
J. A Daw
Pensacola, Fla
Maud ‘I’. Ware
Argonne Avenue
Lee Lewman
Miss Lewiman
Europe
Tee
William H. Johnston
Bridge
Fort
W. F. Mellon
Florda
James Lester
Covington
Frank Neely
Stan Ella Schlesinger
Carlysle Tech
Pittsburg
Orme Campbell
Chicago
Mrs
Thomas Swift
William Jay McKen
Prides Crossing
Mary
Daughws
McKenna
Misa Isolene Campbell
Atlanta Junior League
Ake Mra
James Birot
Tor
Fin
William A. Speer
iPeachtree Road
E. W More
Peachtree Street
Homor
Louise Hunt
Knoxville, Tenn
James Burd
KR. W. Pursell
Llorence
8. C
David Tugene
Easiy
Dara
Thingana
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