Social Clubs Hostess Draw Members To Meetings
Miss Annie Howell welcomed the swing club to her College street home Friday morning for a sewing session with a salad course served after the hour. Mrs W O Ham hosted a sewing club Wednesday morning at Covington street home with bright garden flowers and a tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Howell
Wr Sewing Club
College Street
Park Newton
Park, Jr
Newzian
S. M. Pope
E. C. Robison
Flora Robison
Griffin
Bluma Carmichael
Emma Mallet
Marion Carmichael
Atlanta
Picnic at Watkins Mill with Mrs Jamersons class
Mrs W W Jamerson’s Sunday School class enjoyed a pleasant picnic Monday evening at Watkins Mill. The group included many young ladies and several young men with others joining in. Boating swimming and a delightful picnic lunch followed chaperones Mr and Mrs Jamerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamerson
Watkins Mill
Mrs
Nic
R. W. Mays
Cainday
Sevrer
Mays
Junior Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Strouds Home
The Junior Sewing Club of Jenkinsburg met Thursday afternoon at Mrs C F Strouds home with ten members sewing for an hour. An exhibit of work pleased the group before another hour at the bathing pool. The Young People's Missionary Society plans Friday evening events on Mrs R W Mays lawn with Miss Hyde Gaston in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkinsburg
C. F. Stroud
Young People’s Missionary Society
R. W. Mays
Hyde Gaston
Social Service
Mays
Jessie Jones
Social notes of Forsyth residents visit family and friends
Forsyth society reports a string of visits and hosting across nearby towns. Ethel Little stays with Beulah Mae Hencely in Forsyth. guests include Annie Mae Wells of East Point and Hattie Belle. families travel to Monroe county, Griffin, Athens, and Dothan for visits and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Little
Forsyth
Beulah Mae
Annie Mae Wells
East Point
Hattie Belle. Gilmore
Various local residents travel for visits and duties
Local society notes list numerous residents and relatives visiting Atlanta Newnan Macon Griffin Athens Mountville West Point and Birmingham. It records trips to New York Chicago and Toronto for family visits meetings and a Kiwanis convention with mention of Camp Toxaway physician assignment and a legislative session.
Presbyterian Church Service Next Sunday Evening
A Presbyterian church announces a service next Sunday at 8 o'clock in the evening. Worshippers are invited to attend the hour of prayer and fellowship.
Vacuum Tube as Radio Detector and Electron Theory
The article explains vacuum tubes as detectors amplifiers and oscillators, detailing electron emission from heated filaments, ion formation in atoms, and how plate voltage controls current in a evacuated bulb. It covers electron theory, ions, and the role of tungsten filaments in vacuum tubes for radio use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiotron
Audion
Seriotron
New San Francisco Radio Station Declares Global Reach
Frisco talks center on Honolulu and beyond as a Presidio transmission site announces the most powerful Pacific coast vacuum tube transmitter. Two 150 foot aerial towers on the high Presidio point will boost reach toward Salt Lake City and Cheyenne, with aerial conditions favorable for half a globe reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Presidio
San Francisco
Globe
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Wireless radiophones to be installed on German trains
German express trains will receive wireless telephone instruments with receivers in hotels and embassies. Tests in a moving freight car showed functional communication with Berlin. Observers included engineers, military attaches, and diplomatic representatives of the United States and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Sweden
Handling Vacuum Tubes With Care
Handling the vacuum tubes of your receiver requires great care to avoid knocking or breaking the elements. Tubes are the heart of the set. keep the glow just below the critical point to operate safely.
Amateur Radio: Practical notes on tubes and installation
Advice outlines plate circuit voltages, detector tube sensitivity, and radio reception versus transmission. It compares single and multiple wire reception, warns against defective B batteries causing roar, and explains tube purity, wavemeter use, grounding options, and essential lightning protection per underwriters.
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Irs
Beincie
Mrs. W
Jordan
Fancy Grocer
California
Y. P. M. S. Meeting
Seircle
George Head
Lassionary Society
Methodist
Arch
A. C. Finley
Roanoke
Ala
J. W. Hencely
Monroe County
Col
W. E. Watkins
Grady Quinn
Wayne Johnson
Danville, Va
M. C. Johnson
R. A. Franklin
Robert
Hiram
Barnesville
Mrs. Victor Carmichael
Richmond
Washington City
Paul Maddox
H. F. Gilmore
P. F. Jones
Houston
Texas
H. S. Downs
Mrs. Pitts McKibben
J. J. McKibben
Tallapoosa
W. T. Street
Dothan
W. A
Newton
J. O. Minter
Athens
Malcolm Ainsworth
Catherine
Macon
L. Lyons
C. L. Saunders
Fitzgerald
Thompson
Willie Woodward
Marie McMichael
Kate Valentino
T. J. Whatley, Jr
J. H. McKibben
Ernest Cole
Baby
J. L. Burney
Jasper County
Mr. Cole
Cedartown
Convention of the Children of the Confederacy
L. L. O’klley
Florida
J. H. Ham
R. P. Newton
Newnan
G. E. Rice
Pauline Mallet
Dr. O. L. Chesnutt
Carmichael
New York
Lula Ham
Mrs. Dewey White
Mrs. W. A. White
Stark
H. G. Quinn
J. R. Strickland
Helen Roddey
Leila
R. S. Womble
Vienna
Emily Jinks
Miss Miltrude Henslee
Lin
T. H. Buttrill
Mr. Harvey Maddox
J. L. Maddox
Messrs. W. R. and
J. W. Mad
Dox
J. T. Harris
Sara Smith
Charles Kinard
Gwendolyn
Mountville
West Point
A. H. Weems
J. P. Mc Bryant
Horace Fletcher
Bryan Patrick
Pliny Weaver
Helen Fletcher
Mary Fletcher
Helen
University of Georgia
J. C. Beam
Martha
Hawkinsville
Jeffersonville
Charles Faulk
Danville
Charles Kimbell
E. W . O'Neal
Mattie Byrd
Edith
Walstein O’neal
J. C. Jones
Mary Jarrell
Lake Toxaway
N. C
Camp Toxaway
General Assembly
Toronto
Canada
International Kiwanis
W. A. Dozier
E. R. Edwards
Kiwanis Club
Jackson
King Edward Hotel
Carmichael Drug Co
Presbyterian Church
Frisco
the Presidio
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