Social notices and events in Columbus press
Columbus society column lists guests at a party for Miss Mary Murphey with attendees including Miss Blackmar Miss Murphey Miss Louise Broyles and several gentlemen. Dean Atkinson will lecture to the Council of Jewish Women and attend the vestry meeting this afternoon. A hospital fundraiser recital at Wesley Memorial Hospital on October 21 includes Miss Gail MacDonald and special music to benefit the marble room endowment. A Halloween party by Little Miss Carroll Hood and entertainment plans for Miss Nell Parks’s bridal event are noted along with matinee views for Mrs DeLamar. Foster Chance: Lucile Foster and Arthur Chance wed at Rev Fleming’s residence with couple at home.
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Dean Atkinson
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
AIL
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Wesley Church
Gail MacDonald
New Wrezley, Mamorial Hospital
Miss Parks
C. P. Branch
T. P. Willingham
Branch
St. Charles Avenue
Nell Parks
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proves Helpful
A Lackawanna resident credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after childbirth. She reports renewed vigor, appetite, and ability to work, and notes long use for female troubles. The ad emphasizes reliability for displacements, inflammation, irregularities, and nervous issues, inviting letters to the company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. i
A. F. Kroamen
Electric Avenue
Lackawanna
Lydia EB. Pinkhsem
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia I. Pinkham
Advics
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Piano Recital and Social Events at the Atlanta Conservatory
The Atlanta Conservatory of Music presents first Percy H Cox in a piano recital this evening at Cable Fall at 6 30 assisted by soprano Misa Mildred Parks and violinist Miss Gen Evieva Voorhees. Miss McKay Miss Grace Sims host a bridge morning in honor of Miss Ethel McKay of Macon guest of Miss Louise King. Miss King hosts a Peachtree Street buffet tonight and Miss Laurence Horina hosts a matinee at the Forsyth for Misa BleKay. White Plains Ga October 19 a quiet wedding honored Miss Gertrude Crutchfield to Mr BB Callaway of Penfield Ga performed by Rev J W Pearch. The bride wore an African brown suit with velvet hat and carried white roses.
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Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Percy H. Cox
Cable Fall
Misa Mildred Parks
Genevieva Voorhees
Miss McKay
Grace Sims
Bridge
Ethel McKay
Macon
Louise King
White Plains
Gertrude Crutchfield
BB. Callaway
Penficia
F. A. Neere
Gaard
Mendelssohn
Marie King
Neergaard
J. W. Pearch
J. W. Crutchfield
Mrs. Calleway
Penfield
Callaway
Meetings and clubs schedule for Atlanta groups
The Atlanta Art Association opens its fall meeting at Carnegie Library this morning at noon, the Business Women's Club of St Luke's hosts an October gathering at 6 30 this evening with supper and winter plans, and Study Circle No 1 of the Atlanta Drama League meets October 21 at 10 30 pm at the Carnegie Library with a reading from Secret Service and discussions on Nathan Hale Barbara Frietchie and Held by the Enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
St. Luke's Church
Atlanta Drama League
Carnegie Library
Legion
Secret Service
Gillette
Nathan Hale
Barbara Frietchie
Georgia colleges to show educational motion pictures
Georgia college students and Atlanta preparatory schools will witness a landmark Georgia industries film shown at the Auditorium Armory. The 6,000 feet of footage covers historical buildings state institutions towns farms and plants and aims to inspire pride in Georgia achievements. Faculty and students from Georgia Tech Agnes Scott Cox College Marist College and other institutions will attend with cadets in uniform and bands providing music. Doors open 7:30 pm with a 8 o'clock start.
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Georgia
Atlanta
United States
Giorgia Tech
Agnes Scott
Cox College
Marist College
Gearsla
Military ‘Ecademy
Washington Seminary
Tech. Marist
Interesting Exhibits Wade by Crisp County Corn and Canning Clubs
Cordele Georgia October 19 The best corn and canning club exhibits in Crisp County history were on display in the courthouse auditorium witnessed by hundreds. Twenty four ten car displays from the Boys Corn club and preserves jellies and canned vegetables from the Girls Canning club highlighted the event. I W Elvins led the program with talks by Tallulah At King Miss Max Land and others including J A Littlejohn and J A Johnson. Scholarships were awarded for short courses at the State College of Agriculture to girls Ethel Cofer Gladys Clary Lillian Stewart and scholarships for boys went to W H Blanchard Reginald Barty and Austin Sergent. Additional funds from the county board of education and community gifts supported the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Crisp County
I. W. Elvins
Tallulah Atking
Max Land
Sam Woods
Macon
Canning
South Georgia
J. A. Littlejohn
Superior Court
J. A. Johnson
State College of Agriculture
Canning Club
Ethel Cofer
Gladys Clary
Lillian Stewart
Carnelite
Reginald Barty
Austin Sergent
County Board of Education
Carn Club
Forsyth Increases Water Facilities
Forsyth Georgia October 19 special city officials announce the completion of a third artesian well. The surge in water users left the supply inadequate and Forsyth was nearly without protection about a month ago. The new well is expected to secure the town’s water supply.
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Forsyth
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