Officers State Society Dr Annoal hee in May
Reference to a state society officers event in May 1907 at Macon. Names and roles are partially garbled but indicate an official meeting or announcement involving Dr Annoal Hee and Macon in May 1907.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
5
Reference to a state society officers event in May 1907 at Macon. Names and roles are partially garbled but indicate an official meeting or announcement involving Dr Annoal Hee and Macon in May 1907.
Mrs Ida Richards Compton argues children thrive with outdoor play, proper diet, and guided exercise. She condemns corsets, overcoaching in school, and neglect of physical education, urging regular medical examinations and gym instruction to build health, self control, and cheerful character.
The Star theater unveils a mammoth Christmas week program headlined by the drama Fight for a Wife. The bill features the Star chorus with new songs marches and dances plus new vaudeville acts including Misa Goldin Lowman Annette Stinburn Jack Wiley and Hattie Lowman. A special matinee is set for Tuesday after a Monday afternoon start.
Continuation from page eleven previews a double bill of The Sign of the Four style drama. Sherlock Holmes appears with Watson Major Sholto and others in a crowd pleasing stage adaptation praised for humor and fidelity to the novel twist. A Christmas matinee is listed with performances across Monday through Saturday alongside The Two Orphans.
Princeton undergraduate singers from the East and the Banjo and Mandolin Club tour Atlanta at the Grand next Tuesday. The program blends lighter current music with Princeton airs, features darkey melodies, and includes the Tigers new football song The Cannon March. Also planned is A Trip to Coney Island and the Step Song by alumni request.
With Judge Speer’s approval trustee N B of Plant bank will pay twelve and a half percent to creditors. The sum is large and will bring brightness and happiness to many homes. Additional dividends are expected to follow.
Dr Len G Broughton calls on Atlanta readers through The Georgian to donate to the Tabernacle infirmary Christmas fund. He seeks at least 1600 to cover running costs and prevent debt, asking for twenty five supporters to give specific amounts and urging aid in the name of Christ. Funds may be sent to 69 71 Street Arsten.
A Founder’s Day program will be observed December 23 with a morning sermon in Christman Hall by Bishop J. M. Walden of Cobio and an afternoon address by Rev. J. W. at Shattanoogs Tennessee in the same hall. Rev. M. C. B. Mason, co secretary, will also speak. December 24 features a pleasure-hanging exercise in Gammon Hall.
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