Theater party for Mrs Upham at Bonita theater
Mrs J M Carlisle entertained her house guest Mrs H K Upham with a theater party Tuesday afternoon. Sixteen friends attended at the Bonita theater. Afterward guests went to the Red Cross Drug Store parlors where cream and cake were served. Attending were Mesdames H B Adams J M Dodd C K Henderson A A Simonton Robert Hyatt Hilton Tyus L K Smith Albert Simonton Hugh Ward Walker Flournoy J I Oxford West Frank Weems and Tom Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carlisle
H. K. Upham
Bonita Theater
Red Cross Drug Store
Mesdames
H. B. Adams
J. M. Dodd
C. K. Henderson
A. A. Simonton
Robert Hyatt
Hilton Tyus
L K
Jokers Club Entertained By Mrs Foster In Dixie Street
The Jokers Club had a pleasant Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Chip Foster's Dixie street apartments. Guests included Mrs. Moncrief, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Perdue Kytle, Mrs. Shirley Boykin, and Miss Alice Weems. Bananas, sandwiches, crackers and iced tea were served. Mrs. Harry Bickford will entertain the Bridge Club next Wednesday afternoon. The Missionary Society of the M E church meets Monday at 3 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jokers'Club
Chip Foster
Dixie Street
Moncrief
Herndon
Perdue Kytle
Shirley Boykin
Alice Weems
Harry Bickford
Bridge Club
The
Missionary Society of the M.E. Church
Mrs Carlisle Hosts Recreation Club at Dixie Street Home
Mrs J M Carlisle delightfully entertained the Recreation Club Friday afternoon at her home on Dixie street. Flowers and fragrance enhanced the library where guests gathered. Punch was served in the hall. After games of dominoes a chicken salad meal and assorted sandwiches were enjoyed by the invited guests and club members including Mrs Upham Mrs Frank Weems Mrs C K Henderson Mrs Ralph Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carlisle
Recreation Club
Dixie Street
Alice Weems
Christine Fitts
Upham
Frank Weems
C. K Henderson
Ralph Brown
C. E. Roop
Mandeville Long
John Newel
S. C. Kytle
Perdue Kytle
Lee Fitts
Mrs Kinabrew Hosts Work-a-While Club Meeting
Mrs Robert Kinabrew hosted the Work-a-While Club at her Bass House Dixie Street apartments Tuesday afternoon. Five members attended and spent the time sewing. The hostess served sandwiches banana salad crackers and iced tea at the close. Butterick patterns at Bradley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kinabrew
Bass House
Dixie Street
Theater party honor to Mrs Upham at Stewart home
Mrs C H Stewart hosted a Thursday afternoon theater party on South Street honoring guest Mrs H K Upham. Guests included Mrs Carlisle Mrs Homer Lewis Mrs S C Kytle Mr Oscar Hay and other local residents who enjoyed tea, sandwiches, and a screening at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Stewart
H. K. Upham
J. M. Carlisle
Mrs Boykin’s Visitors Honored With Theater Party
Mrs T A Herndon complimented Mrs Boykin’s guests Mrs Stubbs Mrs McCurry and Mrs Jones with a theater party Wednesday afternoon After the Auditorium pictures Mrs Herndon escorted the guests to Johnson’s Drug Store for refreshments The party included Mesdames Irvin Cheney Walker Flournoy Tom Jones Emanuel Reese B F Boykin and J G Cheney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Herndon
Boykin
Lit-Mu Club Meets at Miss Lowry Home
The Lit-Mu Club accepted an invitation from Miss Bessie Lowry to meet at her Bowden trend country home next Thursday afternoon. This last meeting of the year will be a recreation afternoon with no program.
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Lit-Mu
Bessie ‘Lowry
Bowden
Morning Party for Mrs McCurry and guests at Dixie street
The Domino party Thursday morning hosted by Mrs Jones at her Dixie street home honored Mrs McCurry Mia Jones and Mrs Stubbs. Tables filled with roses and greenery preceded a hot lunch of chicken croquettes creamed peas potato chips crackers sandwiches and tea after games. Guests included Mrs Stubbs Mrs Jones Mrs McCurry Mrs Boykin Mrs Carlisle Mrs Upham Mrs Holderness Mrs Mandeville Long Mrs Frank Weems Mrs Lee Fitts Mrs Herndon and Mrs Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Jones
McCurry
Boykin
Carlisle
Upham
Holderness
Mandeville Long
Frank Weems
Lee Fitts
Herndon
Tanner
Atlanta Hospital Treats Wiley and Catherine Stewart
Mrs. Wiley Stewart and Miss Catherine Stewart traveled to Atlanta for care at Wesley Memorial hospital. Other locals hosted guests including Mrs. Arnold Stubbs of Banning and Mrs. Bob Jones of Whitesburg, with visits by Mrs. B. F. Boykin and Mrs. A. C. Padgett. Reverend W. E. Dozier departed for Kansas City as Atlanta Presbytery representative to the General Assembly.
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Wiley Stewart
Catherine Stewart
Atlanta
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Arnold Stubbs
Banning
McCurry
Fairburn
Bob Jones
Whitesburg
B. F. Boykin
W. E. Dozier
Kansas City
Social notes details from local visitors in Georgia
Mrs Annie Fain and Miss Kate Fain arrived from Fort Worth Texas and will open their Rome street home after a few days. Miss Eugania Mandeville returned from Atlanta after a week with Mrs Edgar Watkins. Mrs Irvin Cheney and daughter came back from Rome after two weeks with friends. Mrs L C Mandeville is in Atlanta. Misses Clara Bell and Georgia Adams are guests of Miss Marguerite Adams on College street. Miss Elizabeth McClellan was in LaGrange for the weekend with Miss Emma Lee Kytle. Mrs C H Stewart and Mrs Sid Holderness were in Atlanta Tue–Wed. Misses Susie Tanner and Jeannie Stone stayed with Miss Bessie McKown in LaGrange for the weekend. Mrs M M Bradley will join a fishing party in Alabama after visiting Mrs Hanson in Atlanta. Mrs Mandeville Long and others motor to Atlanta for a day of shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Fain
Kate Fain
Fort Worth
Texas
Henderson
Rome Street
Clara Bell
Georgia Adams
Marguerite Adams
College Street
Susie Tanner
Jeannie Stone
Bessie McKown
LaGrange
M. M. Bradley
Hanson
Atlanta
Alabama
Mandeville Long
Frank Weems
Shirley Boykin
Mary Long
Commendation for Seminary in Vocational Education Magazine
The May issue of Vocational Education Magazine commends Mt. Zion Seminary in Mt. Zion Georgia for integrating vocational studies into the curriculum. Established by the Methodist Episcopal church in 1880, the school restructured under principal James L Robb offering classical and vocational tracks. The vocational line includes domestic science and arts for girls and agriculture and business for boys, boosting enrollment 47 percent in 1914 and aiding financial revival. The institution won county fair prizes for district products, runs the largest boys corn club, and hosted the county’s first tomato and pig clubs for the girls and boys respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ilinois
Mt. Zion Seminary
Mt. Zion
Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church
James L. Robb
Local visitors and activities fill Resaca area week
Hutett Mrs J F Hinesley visited with her sons Mesars Nelson and Fred Hinesley in Resaca this week. Green Moore of Buchanan visited relatives here last week. Wiley Marchman spent last week in Burwell and Atlanta. Arthur Adderhold and family toured to Hulett with hosts Mr and Mrs Wm Hail. Dr Roland Strickland attended the Shriners convention in Atlanta. Corrinne and Lessie Embry spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Embry. Mrs Ben Smith of Bremen visited her sister Mrs J N Sewell last week. The school conducts experimental work in agriculture selling 10 000 cabbage plants and several hundred tomato plants. Milk tests are made of neighborhood cows. A model garden, pruning and similar work are underway. The seminary plays a prominent role in county school affairs and broadens its usefulness with practical subjects in its curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hinesley
Mesars
Nelson
Fred Hinesley
Resaca
Green Moore
Buchanan
Wiley Marchman
Burwell
Atlanta
Arthur Adderhold
Hulett
Wm. Hail
J. M. McBrayer
Marion Kinney
Roland Strickland
Corrinne
Lessie Embry
Newnan
Wm. Embry
Ben Smith
Bremen
J. N. Sewell
Announcement of Carroll County candidates and estate notices
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Carroll County Georgia legislators with August primary dates and requests for voter support. Included are creditor notices for Bennett Evans and estate settlements for G W Hollaway, executor T L Moore and administrator S L Hakaway dated May 7 and May 21 1914.
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Carroll County
Georgia
L. Z. Dorsett
G. A. Hogan
Bennett Evans
T. L. Moore
G. W. Hollaway
S. L. Hakaway
Adn
Clem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Upham
Jokers’ Club
Mrs. Carlisle
Mrs. Kinabrew
Bradley's
A. C. Padgett
Mance
T Am
Van
J. T. Coleman
Carrollton
O. V. Fowler
Fowlers
Carrollton Chautauqua
Creel & Harper
Eugania Mandeville
Edgar Watkins
Atanta
Irvin Cheney
Rome
Elizabeth McClellan
Emma Lee Kytle
Sid Holderness
Hutett
House of Representatives
John R. Spence
T Mayof
Carroll
Haralson
R. D. Jackson
Carrollton, Ga
Uncle Sam
Sam
Citizens Bank
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