As the Years Go by Poem and Bridge Luncheon
Beulah Rose Stevens notes aging with quiet strength and growing compassion. A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. M. Leach and Mrs. H. R. Thornton honors guest Mrs. G. D. Smith of Gadsden Alabama and Mrs. J. E. Lane of University Virginia, hosted by Mrs. C. W. Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rose Stevens
J. M. Leach
H. R. Thornton
G. D. Smith
Gadsden
Ala
J. E. Lane
University, Va
C. W. Buchanan
Flag Code of Georgia Schools
Georgia flag guidance outlines proper display and conduct showing respect at ceremonies and in decorations. It covers placement height, sunrise to sunset hoisting, half mast procedures, and spectator salutations, plus rules against misuse and improper disposal of worn flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Army
Navy
United States of America
Benefit Valentine rook party postponed by club
The Valentine rook party planned by the Woman's Club at Hotel Buchanan on Saturday has been postponed indefinitely due to the flu situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Rook
Hotel Buchanan
Willard Memorial Meeting Promised By W C T U
The regular W C T U meeting will be held next Tuesday at 3 PM in Mrs. W O Ham's home. The Willard Memorial Meeting calls for full attendance. Subject Frances Willard's Widening Way led by Mrs Webb with a strong program committee. Bring dues and a contribution to the memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Ham
Frances Willard
Sunday School Class Entertained at Feb Afternoon Party
Miss Miriam Fletcher entertained her Sunday School class The Truthseekers with a pleasant afternoon party at her home on February 11 at 3 30 o clock. Twelve guests enjoyed the hospitality and a contest followed by a sweet course. Miss Fletcher was aided by Miss Davie Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Davie Fletcher
Missionary Institute At First Baptist Church Kimbell Assembly
The Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church announces a March meeting in which Jackson is named to attend among about 100 women from local churches. Attendees include Mrs Wakefield of Atlanta Miss Mallory of Baltimore Mrs Prior of Greensboro and Mrs Neal president of the Georgia Missionary Union with other distinguished women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Jackson
Kimbell Association
Wakefield
Atlanta
Mallory
Baltimore
Prior
Greensboro
Neal
Georgia Missionary Union of Georgia
U D C Medal Contest for Essay on Old South Civilization
Georgia Division U D C offers a gold medal for the best 1000 to 1500 word essay on What Made the Civilization of the Old South. Open to white Georgia children under 18. Essays due March 1 to local committees. entries coordinated by Miss Rutherford and Mrs L D Watson in Jackson and Athens. Pamphlets available at 10 cents each. Further notices next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Old South
Larkin D. Watson
Jackson
U D C Chapter Reports Active Meeting at Hotel Buchanan
Larkin D Watson chapter of the U D C hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering. Members approved aid for Old Soldiers Home veterans including robes and comfort slippers, planned a fruit barrel, and voted to place a large flag in the school auditorium and later flags in county schools to replace three-year-old donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Buchanan
S. P. Nichols
R. P. Newton
A. F. Whitney
L. P. McKibben
Bessie Waldrop
Mary Newton
Larkin D. Watson
Hotel Buchanan
Old Soldiers Home
Program on the Life of General Lee Noted
A program honoring General Lee was arranged by the program committee with Mrs. Clarence Compton and Mrs. Otis Ball contributing papers. Miss Helen Carmichael performed a piano solo, and attendees enjoyed a social hour with a salad course and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
General Lee
Clarence Compton
Otis Ball
Helen Carmichael
Meeting of Woman's Club in Jackson Highlights Education
The Woman's Club of Jackson met at Mrs. J. M. Leach's home with hosts Mrs. Eva Mae Smith and Mrs. Glen Carreker. Members debated educational and civic topics and formed a petition for a new school building. Lois Rogers spoke on Child Psychology from Wesleyan College, inspiring attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club of
Jackson
J. M. Leach
Eva Mae Smith
Glen Carreker
Butts County
Lois Rogers
Wesleyan College
Macon
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Laxative for Children
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children. It promises a delicious fruity taste and full dosing directions on each bottle. Mothers are urged to say California to ensure authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Caifornia
Adv
Valentine gathering described with flowers and desserts
Baskets and vases of red carnations decorated the living and music rooms. A delicious salad course with coffee featured heart shaped tim bales and sandwiches echoing the valentine theme. Hostesses were assisted by Mrs. G. D. Smith of Gadsden, Ala., guest of Mrs. Leach, Mrs. H. R. Thornton, Miss Carter and Miss Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
G. D. Smith
Gadsden
Ala
Leach
H. R. Thornton
Carter
Victors and Guests Attend Regional Events Across Georgia
Victor Carmichael attended Rexall dealers convention in Atlanta this week. Mrs. L. P. Lester and little Miss Anne Lester visit Mrs. W. S. Lawson in Macon. Professor and Mrs. Burson of McDonough were guests of Mrs. T. B. Miller. A Jackson Shriners party headed to Atlanta for Yaarab Temple ceremony, including R. H. Bowden, J. F. Ingram, T. E. Robison and D. P. Settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Carmichael
Rexall Dealers
Atlanta
L. P. Lester
Anne Lester
W. S. Lawson
Macon
Burson
McDonough
T. B. Miller
Jackson Shriners
Yaarab Temple
Messrs
R. H. Bowden
J. F. Ingram
T. E. Robison
D. P. Settle
Local residents noted on visits and trips this week
Mrs W H Dodson spent Monday Col J T Moore spent Tuesday Joe Carmichael was down from Tech this week Col W E Watkins was a visitor in Atlanta Tuesday Mr J M Collins was a visitor in Jackson Wednesday Mrs Otis Ham and two sons are spending the week in Atlanta Mr R E Lavender of Flovilla was a visitor here Wednesday Mr T J Land is at home after several weeks in Florida Mrs Tom McMichael and Miss Mary Ruth spent Monday in Atlanta Mr W B Thompson is confined to his room with illness this week Judge J H Ham was a business visitor to Atlanta Thursday of the past week William Wright who attends Emory University spent the week end at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Wright
Forsyth
Jackson
Mr. T. J. Land
Florida
Tom McMichael
Mary Ruth
Atlanta
J. H. Ham
William Wright
Emory University
Roads blamed for poor showing of candidates
Vague remarks fault bad roads for candidates not elected as roads impeded fast campaigning and travel, hindering efforts to run quickly and reach voters.
J M Collins Seeks Re election as County Surveyor
Mr J M Collins announces for re election as county surveyor after twenty four years in office. He has served three counties Butts Henry and Spalding during recent months due to vacancies and has kept up the duties to the county’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Collins
Collins
Butts, Henry
Spalding
Spalding County
Henry County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flag Code OF Georgia Schools
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Mrs. C. M. Kimbell
J. E. Woods
B. L. Harley
J. C. Kinard
Roselle Clark
D. M. Thornton
Ser
the Land Studio
Jackson, GA
G. H. Mathewson
Lindale
Fred Maddox
Shreveport
Thaxton Oil Syndicate
E. D. Allen
East Point
Mrs. G. W. Allen
Taylor Buttrill Smith
W. H. McMichael
John A. Moore
Emmett Moore
Marjorie
Griffin
J. L. Watson
Viola Slaughter
Rachmaninoff
John Duncan
Quitman
Laura Frances
Duncan
Julia Thornton
Maggie Currie
Mr. E. Smith Settle
New York
Jackson Mercantile Company
College Park
David Leach
David
Carmichael Drug & Book Co
Rexall
W. H. Dodson
Col
J. T. Moore
Joe Carmichael
Tech
Col. W. E. Watkins
Otis Ham
Hwo
R. E. Lavender
Flovilla
W. B. Thompson
Ort Weber
Mother
Calumet
the . S
Hill's
Cascaral
Mr. Hill
McKibben Buggy & Auto Co
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