Carrollton Chautauqua Second Annual Session Begins
Carrollton Georgia hosts the second annual Chautauqua session from June 11 to June 18, 1911. The piece extols the movement as a major moral and educational force uniting diverse creeds, delivering affordable entertainment and high ideals. It praises organizer Arthur E. Gringle and urges community support to attract visitors and boost local business.
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Carrollton Chautauqua
Carrollton
Vincent
United States
Arther E. Gringle
Lyceum World
Progressiv Carrollton Chautauqua welcomes visitors plea
Keep a lookout for strangers during Chautauqua week and greet them warmly. Encourage townspeople to make outsiders feel wanted to foster growth. Remind residents to point visitors to the building restroom as a shared space during the Carrollton Chautauqua.
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Carrollton
Carrollton Chautauqua
Progress Carrollton Aids Children for Chautauqua Visit
Fifteen men in the Progressive Carrollton group plan to ensure certain children attend the Chautauqua, showing local civic support and charitable effort to provide access to cultural events.
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Carrollton
Be a Booster and Share the Credit Party Ethos
Maximize support for others projects with positive backing. Do not dwell on failures but celebrate strengths and promote effort. The more people contribute, the more capable everyone becomes. While working one task, we prepare to do more. ee Hazlitt.
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Carrollton
Mandeville
Adamson
Snead
Baskin
Dodd
Hamrick
Chautauqua Reading and Rest Room Notice
Items of Interest invites visitors to register at the Chautauqua with daily papers stationery and ice water available in the Reading and Rest Room. Contact R J Gailbreath for information and J M Dodd for kick handling. Encourage sending friends tickets and sharing the daily motto to ensure every child attends.
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Chautauqua
R. J. Gailbreath
Glad Perth
J. M. Dodd
Our Reading Room Receives New Reading Room Supply
We thank the public for kindness in furnishing magazines for our Chautauqua reading room. Through the progress of Mr. F. S. Seely editor of the Atlanta Georgian the reading room will receive daily news from the Georgian and Atlanta 20th Century News Service.
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F. S. Seely
Atlanta Georgian
Atlanta 20Th Century News Service
Registration urged for 1911 Chautauqua visitors
The notice asks all who plan to attend the Chautauqua to register in the Reading and Rest Room of the hosting building. Organizers seek names to select literature and programs and to publish a visitor list in county papers for the forthcoming 1911 Chautauqua.
Lilliputian Reproduction of Alice Roosevelt Wedding Reception
Children aged 2 1 2 to 10 from Chautauqua perform a Lilliputian Reproduction of Alice Roosevelt Wedding Reception on Wednesday evening June 14. Gertrude Schram of Galesburg Michigan promotes the show and holds copyright with approval from ex President and Mrs Longworth Jr. Parade next Tuesday features over 100 participants, Barbour band, and floats and autos supplied by local citizens.
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Alice Roosevelt
Gertrude Schram
Galesburg
Mich
Barbours
J. W. Pitts
Newnan Street
Court House
Lilliputian reproduction of Alice Roosevelt wedding scene
Outline of a children's play from 1909 by Gertrude Schram set in the White House. Scene 1 depicts Maj. McCawley’s arrival and Alice Roosevelt with Nicholas Longworth in a wedding reception format. Characters include Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee and President Roosevelt with a brief intermission and post card sales. Music and a small Lilliputian orchestra appear throughout the program.
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Maj. McCawley
Roosevelt
Mie Ethel
Nicholas Longworth
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Boston
Henry Yates Satterlee
D. of C
Misa Alice
Lohengrin
Bishop Satterlee
Broughton Praises Captain Jack at Baptist Tabernacle
Dr. Broughton commends Captain Jack for delivering the hit lecture at the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta last November. He states no lecturer has given greater satisfaction, calling him a double warp and twisted success and all wool and a yard wide, ideal for a full course with one speaker.
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Jack
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
Dr. Broughton
Pastor Baptist Tabernacle System
L. Gg. Brousheon
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Lee Sharpe
The
White House
Blue Room
Pres
Len G. Broughton
Jack Crawford
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