Marriage of Missee Turner to George W Dykes in Chattanooga
The clipping reports the marriage of Missee Turner, daughter of Mrs. F. L. Turner, to George Wilson Dykes, at the First Baptist church in Chattanooga. Rev. Jno W. Inger officiated. The bride, a brunette with bubble gray georgette, and corsage of sweet heart roses, traveled afterward to Signal Mountain. Dykes, a member of Lee and Dykes cotton buyers, will base in Atlanta.
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Atlanta Constitution
Americus
Tenn
Jno. W. Inger
D. D
Lee and Dykes
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mrs. Dykes
Signal Mountain
Dublin visitors travel on to Hawkinsville after stay
Mrs V L Stanley and two sons Rollin and Billy along with Mrs Frank Brown and two sons Frank Jr and Stanley of Dublin have left to visit relatives in Hawkinsville after a stay at Forsyth street. Judge and Mrs J A Hixon spend a month in Atlanta at the Winecoff Hotel with grandson James Hixon Hawkins. Miss Evelyn Crew returns from a motor trip to Canadian points of interest.
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J. C. Sale
Brunswick
Fla
Jessie Niblack
Dunnellon
Americus
C. E. Niblack
Felder Street
W. H. Little
Johnson City
Tenn
Harber
Neal
Carl
J. S. Hudson
West Church Street
Little
Nell Hudson
Frank Barkalow
South Carolina
E. FE. Schneider
Hancock Avenue
V. L. Stanley
Rollin and
Billy
Frank Brown
Frank, Jr
Stanley
Dublin
Frank Stanley
Forsyth Street
Hawkinsville
Judge
J. A. Hixon
Atlanta
Winecoff Hotel
James Hixon Hawkins
Miss Evelyn Crew
Canada
Thombley Baby Born at West Lamar Street Home
Mr and Mrs J S Thombley announce the birth of a son on July 2 at their home 1412 West Lamar street He will be named Thombley Jr A stray line mentions shoe polish concealing shirt collar rouge and a stray remark about macaroni and spaghetti without clear relevance.
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Lamar Street
Ee Thombley, Jr
Ten Commandments Shown At Albany Theater All Week
DeMill's feature picture Ten Commandments will run at the Liberty theater in Albany all next week at popular prices. It marks the first Georgia showing at reduced rates. Manager Gortatowsky notes the film identical to the version later shown nationwide at higher prices. The film is praised as marvelous and essential for all ages, likened to Birth of a Nation for rewatchability.
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Americus
Constance
Albany
The
Daughters of the American Revelation
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Popular Prices
DeMill
Liberty Theater
Georgia
Gortatowsky
Americas Theater
Ten Commanders
New York Blacks Riot and Knockout Beats Weinert in Two
Harry Wills, a nigh heavyweight, floored Charley Weinert of Newark in the second round of a 15 round bout as crowds surged during a New York fight card. Wills attacked from the outset, Weinert toppled after a brief rally, and the finishing punch left him unable to rise. Dave Shade also stopped Jimmy Slattery in the third round of a six rounder.
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Newark
M. J
Dave Shade
California
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
New Jersey
Luis Firpo
Giant Negro
Weinert
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