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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
7
Folks observed careful training and interpretation as spring flowers adorned the platform. Mothers and friends of the pupils attended a successful program followed by games and refreshments for the young guests.
The poem speaks of a bluebird caroling in spring sunshine. It compares the bird waking Earth to a mother kissing a child, as sky and earth awaken and kisses become flowers, signaling a bright coming hour.
Mrs. L. P. Lester hosted a Sunday dinner party to celebrate the birthdays of her daughters Miss Sara Lester Miss Elizabeth Lester and Miss Anne Lester all extending warm wishes and family cheer.
The ladies of group No. 5 of the Woman's Missionary Society will entertain entire society members at a social gathering next Monday afternoon April 30 at 4 o'clock at Mrs. J. M. Leach home.
Dr. Robert VanDeventer welcomed the Men’s Club after their business session on Thursday in the church parlor. A salad course and coffee were served by a ladies committee. Rev. H H Jones, Methodist pastor, gave a splendid talk as honor guest.
On Wednesday afternoon a program by primary and intermediate pupils of Miss Thelma Newton expression and Miss Miriam Fletcher piano filled the school auditorium. The performances portrayed the idea of spring in each number. Though simple the little pieces showed earnest effort.
Members of the D A R chapter are invited to meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. L L O Kelley and Mrs. L D Watson at Mrs. O Kelley s home. May marks the chapter s tenth anniversary and a birthday cake will be the feature as ex regents review past events. Ex regents include Mrs J D Jones Mrs B F Watkins Mrs J B Harrison Mrs A T Buttrill Mrs J P Etheridge.
The public is invited to hear Miss Smith in a piano program featuring Haydn and Chopin pieces, Grieg, Grieg, Deyo, Schutte, Rachmaninoff, Mendelssohn, and a second piano by Miss Fletcher with works by Mozart and others.
A stark wartime voice proclaims resolve for justice amid fearful disasters. The speaker vows to battle for truth and endure suffering, marking a somber reference to the toll on youthful fighters and the nation’s resolve.
Jackson music lovers will attend a piano recital by Carolyn Smith on May 1 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Smith trained at the Atlanta Conservatory and studies under Miriam Fletcher in Jackson Public Schools. Edna Mare West, soprano, also from Atlanta Conservatory, will assist.
Miss Nellie Gossett and Miss Mary Kinard served punch, then provided ice cream and cake to guests after the addresses.
Mrs. H. R. Slaton and other hostesses welcomed members to a Friday afternoon session. Officers and committee reports prepared the annual club report for the Sixth District Federated Clubs convention in Macon on May 4. A $20 donation to Tallulah Falls school was approved, and the group discussed a possible club house and future plans under President Mrs. J. B. Settle.
The Pulpit notes the pastor preaching sermons on missionary characteristics as shown in Abraham and continued with Joseph last Sunday, highlighting biblical examples and lessons for the congregation.
A parade of names visits Macon Atlanta and nearby towns with weekend stays and trips. Church life highlights include the Kitchen and Parlor value of departments, a Mens Club meeting, a Teachers Conference, and upcoming Bible Class social hour.
A new shipment introduces Lion brand collars including soft semi soft and linen options plus staple shapes and several new designs. The offer highlights varied textures and fits for dogs and cats.
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