Chrysanthemum Club Hosts Garden Party at Ferrell Home
Members of the Chrysanthemum Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. R G Ferrell's country home on River Road with Mrs Ed Morgan as hostess. Floral decorations featured tatnias asters and cannas with discussions on plant care and budding. A salad luncheon followed. Also that morning Miss Anne Heys hosted a bridge luncheon for Miss Leila Bell of Dawson and Miss Louise Hannah of Thomaston with a pink and blue theme and a tied bouquet of prizes.
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Chrysanthemum Club
R. G. Ferrell
River Road
Ed Morgan
Ferrell
Anne Heys
Taylor Street
Bridge
Leila Bell
Dawson
Louise Hannah
Thomaston
S. R. Heys
Katherine Smith
Mary Littlejohn
Bell
Hannah
Ruth Fyerett
Ira Gatewood
Purification Cure Promoted By Calotabs Ad
A newspaper ad urges health through complete purification of the system. It promotes Calotabs as the greatest system purifier and recommends a course once or twice weekly for several weeks, offering a family package and a trial pack with listed prices.
Local Notes On Visits And Travel In Americus
Mrs A G Wicker and son Lamar visit Perry relatives for weeks. Shelton Sheppard ill with diphtheria at home on Fast Lamar street. Pearl Feagle and Louise Feagle return to White Springs Fla after weeks with Americus friends. Mrs Paul Wootten and children return from stay with her mother at Porter Springs. Clay Bell family and guests motor to Richland for a day with relatives. L E Mitchell of Americus hospital goes to Chicago for vacation. Mrs S B Hall now in Orlando real estate business with Mr Hall. E D Pittman returns to Bartow Fla after time with parents on Jackson street. Mrs R L Hampton returns to Fitzgerald after weekend with Pfrsons.
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S. R. Sheppard
Shelton
Fast Lamar Street
Pearl Feagle
Louise Feagle
White Springs
Fla
Americus
Paul Wootten
S. B. Hall
Orlando
Mr. Hall
E. D. Pittman
W. P. Persons
Jackson Street
Bartow
Bills Pile Up As Georgia House Near Session End
Atlanta Aug 14 bills continued to be dropped into the hopper as the legislature heads toward sine die adjournment. The seven new measures raise the House total for the session toward 900, with more to come before the end.
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Atlanta
Legislaure
Avenger hunts killer to face Dalton trial after decades
C P Hannah, son of Dalton police chief R H Hannah, pursued the man he believes killed his father in 1899. He traced a suspect to Gainesville Texas, who now faces murder charges and will be tried in Dalton in a fortnight. If convicted, the yearslong quest ends. if acquitted, the hunt continues.
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R. H. Tannah
Dalton
C. P. Hannah
Hannah
United States
Gainesville
Tex
Texas
Bill Jones
R. H. Hannah
Fewer Bills Being Introduced as Session Winds Down
Atlanta Aug 14 As adjournment nears the assembly bills introduced shrink to a trickle with only a local bill or two remaining amid the rush. Local measures pass outside the calendar and face little contest while a capable body can advance 20 or 25 in an hour.
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Atlanta
Moore and the Confederate Veterans Plead for Pension Bill
In Atlanta on August 14 Dr C I Moore appeals to Georgia House members to pass the Scrip Bill now before the House to aid aging widows of Confederate soldiers. He notes 65 000 veterans and 6 000 dependents would benefit and recalls Senate approval without a dissenting vote as legislators prepare to reconvene in two years.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Dixie
C. I
United Confederate Veterans
General Assembly
Senate
Albert Foster
Aro
Moore
Weathered troubles fade as cooler days arrive
A short, reflective note on weather and aging, suggesting that as temperatures drop, one’s burdens lessen and a poetical view of aging women finding grace in growing lines. The piece mixes weather imagery with a wink at improved lines as age increases.
Rules Committee Now In High Gear
Atlanta August 14 The senate rules committee has taken charge of its calendar and bills pass quickly. The reading clerk stays busy reading and the roll-call clerk calls the roll. An average of 10 to 12 measures daily are decisions for the senators with life or death outcomes.
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Atlanta
Senate Rules Committee
Scientists seek gasoline substitute with footwear hint
Scientists hunt a gasoline substitute. A curious claim notes the world owes a wing and implies misused money. A fragment mentions a shih dog and shoes as an odd factor in the search.
Thick Paris Fog Halts Traffic Amid Visibility Crisis
Dense fog shrouded Paris causing widespread traffic disruption as motorists struggled to navigate. Reports suggest the murk impeded driving and may have affected daily life with reduced visibility across streets and avenues.
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Miss Heys
Christine Brown
Frances Eastterlin
Jane Armstrong
Mary Elizabeth Easterlin
Mary Glover
Parmalee Davis
Annie Ruth Ray
Josephine Simmons
Mary Earle Allen
A. G. Wicker
Lamar
Perry
L. E. Mitchell
the Americas Hospital
Chicago
Norman Institute Grammar School
L. H. Browning
Norman Park
Thos. S. Bell, Inc
Rylander
House Peters
Patsy Ruth Miller
Hollywood
H. S. Walker & Co
Phoe
Americus, Ga
Os Nee of
G Legislators
Selons
Jam
Florida
Thea
Ouality Brands
Hag
Lic
Pert Atlantic & Pacific
Everybo
Paris
Nashville
Dallas
Henard
Henards
N. R. Harris
E. Forsyth Street
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