Social Service Lecture Drafts Health Education Talks
The Quillian president city board of health will lecture to the service training class today and on November 25. The event is part of a program by Savcal Organizations to cooperate in improving Atlantic health through department training and educational work. Meetings are held in the Gaull building with lectures starting promptly at 2:00 PM.
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City Board of Health
Savcal Organications Cooperate
Subic
Asso
Gaull
At & Sé
Georgia Suffragists at National Convention In Nashville
Georgia sent its delegation of suffragists to the National convention in Nashville. Mrs Willam belton of Carteray leads the Georgia group, with speakers including Miss Rostows and Hannah Jackson helping organize home economics talks. The Georgia faction is promoting meetings across counties and branches while delegates prepare for Friday's sessions.
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Vic
Georgia
Willam Belton
Carteray
Sue
Mia Pelton
Rashville
Rorin
Beau Penh Mey de Muuzeede
Rome
Women Baptist Missionary Union Meeting At Columbus
Delegates from Georgia gather at First Baptist in Columbus for the Womans Baptist Missionary Union convention. Hospitality from Columbus churches and local leaders aids sessions. Mrs Neal of Cartersville re elected president. funds approved for memorials and church building support. next meeting set for Savannah.
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Lumbus
Wopmw
Georgia
W Ot Neal
Cartersville
Evle Campbell
HC Sucholz
L J Warren
Church
Home Mission Board
Sours
Misamm L
Misa Amos
J . Thompson
Richmond Va
Worom UW
First Baptist Church
Savannah
Mir Basil Wand Boykin
My Health Struggle and Silent Suffering Revealed
A fragmented account recalls years of severe illness and weakness, including near blindness and voice loss, with exposure to sunrises and sunsets. The narrator describes visiting doctors, enduring pain, and a battered spirit seeking relief while feeling the toll of illness on daily life.
Beautiful Hair Tinting Ad From Kenton Pharmacal Co
An advertisement promotes Brownatone hair tinting available via Kenton Pharmacal Co. It claims lasting color, harmless formula, and shade options including dark brown and black. Consumers are directed to order samples for 10 cents and to seek Brownatone from local druggists and Jacobs Pharmacies in Atlanta.
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Pike St. Covington
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacies
Miss Mobley Hosts Debutantes and Brides Luncheon
Miss Josephine Mobley entertained yesterday at her home with a luncheon honoring Miss Jean MacGregor the guest of Miss Isoling Campbell. The event showcased debutantes and fall brides with yellow and white chrysanthemums, sapphire blue velvet attire, and elegant dining displays.
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Wimberly Peters
Leechmont
Jean Mac ‘Gregor
Springfield
Isoline Campbell
Josephine Mobley
Jean MacGregor
Isoling Campbell
Misa MacGregor
Miss Campbell
Paradise
Miss Dargan
Mary Helen Moors
Helen Daren
Mrs Edwin F Johnson Wins The J P Allen Golf Trophy
The Capital City Country Club hosts the J P Allen trophy event with Mrs Edwin F Johnson winning and runners up including Mrs Thomas P Paine Lewis Arnold and Mrs Harvey Johnson. Social events honor Miss Callie Hoke Smith and visiting debutantes from Savannah and Chicago with dinners tea dances and receptions throughout the Capital City Club scene.
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Edwin F. Johnson
J. P. Allen
Edwin F Johnson
Thomas P Paine
Georgia belles entertain at Mr Ragan's Birmingham home
A social gathering in Birmingham featured Georgia belles and guests including Nicos Vergaret Grant, Martha Phimizs, Nikrion Phin, Virginia Abercrombie, and LeRoy Peru among the gentlemen. Mrs Witherspoon hosted a bridge tea with pink roses, the dining area adorned for the event.
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Nicos Vergaret Grant
Tintasuey
Martha Phimizs
Athens
Nikrion Phin
Augusta Wiss
White Sulphur Springs
Brillant Entertainment
Witherspoon
Robert Witherspoon
Othe Prett
Frank Inman
Trancés
Irs Witherspoon
Edward
Leverett Walker
I B
Hockaday
Frances Block
Elifford Atemson
Henry DeGive
Dirs
Crank Inman
Prank ‘Hawkkins
Hugh Richardson
Two Cotton Ships Leave Savannah for Bremen Trade
Savannah on September 17, two cotton ships head to Bremen with cotton cargoes. The steamship Carolyn, flag of the United States, is set to sail from Savannah within ten days. The Berwind is chartered to sail with Carolyn, signaling the first German-related cotton shipment since the war began. A third steamer was reportedly chartered but unverified.
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Savannah
Carolyn
Bremen
Berwind
Prize for Best Menu Offered in Thomson
Thomson observes Georgia Products Day on November 18 with the Woman’s Club leading a royal movement. Each member serves a dinner made exclusively of Georgia products. A prize will be awarded for the best menu actually served on November 18, with entries to be submitted to the Home Economics secretary by November 25.
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Warghet Gause
Ponce Je Leon Avenue
Thomson
Speciol
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Royal Movement
Government Asked to Aid Ga Farmers Market New Crops
Athens Ga November 17 Special An appeal to the secretary of agriculture seeks federal cooperation to help Georgia farmers market diversified crops President Soule of the Georgia State College of Agriculture says staff will aid farmers in marketing new crops. No state funds are available for hiring. federal help may be connected with the college or the project proceeds with college support.
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Athens
Secretary of Agriculture of the
United States
Georgia
Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Baby Winners Delayed Prizes In Better Babies Contest
Officials delay prize announcements for the Better Babies contest at Baptist Tabernacle due to overwhelming entries. Over 100 babies have been entered as the show closes today. Prize awards were to be announced this afternoon at 330. Physicians will need a week or more to compile their statistics.
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the Baptist Tabernacle
First Baptist Church
Sock Tea at Georgian Terrace to Aid Soldier Gear
The War Relief Committee of Atlanta ladies led by Mrs Porter King announces a sock tea at the Georgian Terrace next Tuesday from 4 to 6 pm. Aimed at producing socks shirts neck pieces and other apparel for soldiers in Europe the event will feature a musical program and other activities after the Drama League meeting. Admission is 25 cents and the committee includes Mesdames Howard Bushnell Frank Pearson Bylow Campbell Lin ton Hopkins and RoW Johnson.
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America
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Frank Pearson
Bylow Campbell Linton Hopkins
Row Johnson
Drama League
Moderately cool midweek with clear skies forecast
A weather summary notes moderately cool and generally clear conditions on Wednesday with light winds. Early morning lows are expected near 2 degrees after Tuesday’s 26 degrees, followed by a daytime high around 65 degrees. A new cold wave will persist for several days with moderate temperatures.
Tabernacle Debt Paid Prompts Thanks to WCTU
Dr Joseph Broughton of the Baptist Tabernacle Band of Deacons announced Tuesday that the church was saved from foreclosure and that 32700 was needed to pay accrued interest on the debt.
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Joseph Broughton
Baptst ‘Tabernacle Band of Deacons
Church Funds Move to Save Oglethorpe Church
Dr Broughton states the mortgage holder Mr Smith a millionaire farmer of Oglethorne County will foreclose unless funds are raised. Members of the Tabernacle contribute most of the over two thirds of the $700 needed. The WCTU urged to help and a permanent pastor will be sought to boost the church’s work.
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Oglethorne County
WCTU
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Smith
Tabernacle
Chief Beavers Host At Patrolman’s Marriage
Chief Beavers hosted a wedding last night for Patrolman WoC Stigall who married Mins Berhe Hendra of 36 Central Avenue. The ceremony took place at 24 West Baker Street, the home of Policeman Luther Green, with Chief Beavers and Mrs Beavers as hosts and policemen and their wives as attendants.
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Mins Berhe Hendra
Central Avenue
Luther Green
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Baker Street
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Mr. Beavers
Notaries Resignations Open Door to Reconsideration
Attorney General Grice states that once a notary resigns and the resignation becomes effective, the matter ends. Yet two notaries from Bulloch and Fleet counties raise the question of retraction. A prior Felder opinion allowed renege before the effective date, permitting a change of mind before it takes effect.
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Publie
Bulloch County
Fleet County
Felder
Cox to Welcome The Ten Club Friday at Cox College
The Ten club will guest the President Willim Go of Cox college Friday. Rev J W Michaels Baptist evangelist will preach tonight at Second Baptist Church at 7:36 in the Beign language. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Cox College
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King Lear
J W Michaels
Second Baptist Church
Dunia
Meetings at Ansley Hotel
Two key gatherings occurred at the Hotel Ansley today. The Atlanta Insurance Exchange held its monthly luncheon in the banquet hall at noon, while the Georgia lenders group held its monthly meeting in the convention hall.
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Atlanti Insurance Exchange
Georgia Lite Arnteeso
Mobile Invites Wilson to Visit This Winter
Washington November 1 President Wilson was invited to visit Mobile by Ursenle Harris representing the Mobile Chamber of Commerce Harris editor of The Southern Medical Journal posed a question about a movement to establish a standard of medicine in the government The president indicated uncertainty if public business would permit a trip and local officials weighed the possible visit.
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Wilson Todas
Womic
Gulf
Ursenle Haris
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
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Southern Medical Journal
Aunt Sally Adifies Beauty Seekers for Clear Complexion
A vintage advice piece praises delicate nose care and a wax-based treatment to improve skin. It recommends mercurial wax as a safe, obtainable remedy from drug stores, applied like cold cream and washed off each morning. A harmless lotion recipe with powdered cassia and witch hazel is also noted for wrinkles and "crawl feet."
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