Herschel Taylor Hosts Fourth Birthday Party
Herschel Taylor celebrated his fourth birthday Monday afternoon with twenty friends at his home. The party featured cosmos decorations, a pink and white dining setup, and a center cake with four candles followed by cream and cake. An Armistice Day observance delayed the WCTU meeting to Thursday November 12 at 3 PM at the First Methodist Church with speaker Will McArthur discussing how the WCTU can aid law enforcement.
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Aade
First Methodist Church
Will McArthur
W. CT. U
Local residents host visitors on Forrest and College streets
Mrs. Edgar McGill of Dawson arrives to visit Mrs. C. D. McGill and Mrs. Clyde Williams on Forrest street. A. Kirchoffer, rector of Christ Church Mobile, is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harrold on College street. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gatewood return to Richland after a weekend visit.
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Edgar McGill of
Dawson
C. D. McGill
Clyde Williams
Forrest Street
Teo. A. Kirchoffer
Christ Church, Mobile, Ala
Tom Harrold
College Street
Four Shots In Chippewa Falls Domestic Incident
Mrs Helen Allard of Chippewa Falls fired four shots after discovering her husband riding with another woman. The girl Emma Schultz was wounded and is recovering in hospital. Mrs Gatewood and other relatives are mentioned among visiting and returning residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Allard
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Emma Schultz
U-52 Phrase Tells Of Old Clothes Trade In Russia
A Moscow report explains the slang U-52 meaning old clothes, traced to American shipments of second hand garments. Refugees and relief workers heard the stencilled code on bales, signaling stock numbers, and the phrase spread across villages. The practice by which Armenia and other areas routed ragged garments into Soviet regions is noted.
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America
American Relief Organization
United States
Armenia
Russia
Local man returns home after weekend with mother in Birmingham
A man traveled to Birmingham Alabama to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs. C. A. Chambliss and then returned home, details note a family visit concluding the trip.
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Birmingham
C. A. Chambliss
Card of thanks for Albert and Nettie Jones
The Jones family expresses gratitude to friends of every race for kindness during the illness and death of their beloved daughter.
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Albert and
Nettie Jones
Hospital Notes Show Local Medical Movements
Miss Mitchell, superintendent of the hospital, and Mrs. Dorman returned from Quincy Florida after the death of Mrs. Mitchells sister Mrs. J B Campbell. Miss Ruby Nolan, a June graduate, left for Baxley Georgia to take charge of Baxley hospital. Mrs. L B Carmack of Miami, recently ill, is resting well today. Miss Fannie Elmore of Oglethorpe
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Miss Mitchell
Ruby Nolan
Baxley
Georgia
Miss Nolan
L. B. Carmack
Miami
Wellesley Crew Members Practice Row On Lake Waban
Wellesley Mass seniors train on Lake Waban for a practice row led by a doughty crew. Members include Miss Vander, Miss Stevenson, Miss Fairchild, Miss Peet, and Miss Bettwhye. Hospital reports note Mrs. E B Everett moved home on South Lee Street after a day in Mixe Brothy.
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E. B. Everett
South Lee Street
Wellesley
Lake Waban
Mass
Dogs Lead Two Kinds of Lives in France
Paris, Nov. 10. Dogs fall into two tax categories pleasure dogs and watch dogs. A dog taken out for walks is a pleasure dog while a watchdog stays on the property it guards. Watchdog status carries a 20 franc tax. In practice owners insist their dogs are watchdogs, and gendarmes back the legal ruling even when the dog gets a rare liberty.
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Paris
France
Palladium Club Plans Armistice Day Parade
Palladium Club president B E Turner urges members to meet at the club rooms tomorrow at 2 30 PM to march in the Armistice Day parade saying it is important every member be punctual and participate.
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B. E. Turner
The
Palladium Club
Turner
Mrs. Kenzie Granted Divorce in Macon County Court
Mrs. Willie McKenzie won a total divorce from Willie McKenzie in Macon County Superior Court at Oglethorpe. She reclaimed her maiden name Effie Little and cited cruel treatment. The case followed a past incident when McKenzie shot Walter Anderson after finding him with his wife in Fort Valley.
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Anderson
Fort Valley
McKenzie
Macon County
Oglethorpe
Effie Little
Doctor saved one eye after incident
Mrs. McKenzie has been living in Atlanta for some time and it is understood that Anderson also lives in that city.
Theater use donated for Legion event in Rylander
West inclement weather expected tomorrow afternoon but Mr Fields of Rylander Theater offers the venue at three o clock free of charge. The committee plans outdoor exercises if the weather remains favorable with Mr Smith set to speak from the Post Office platform.
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Addres of Hokesman
Rylander Theater
W. E. Fields
Rylander
Field
American Legion
Smith
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Herschel Taylor
Eli Lefates
Cosmos
Zinnias
Mrs
Sam Gatewood
Richland
T. F. Gatewood, Sr
Vera
Roach
Memphis
Tenn
Auburn
Ala
Lauren Chambliss
Moscow
Fannie Elmore of
Stein - Bloch
Styleplus
D. R. Andrews, Inc
Americus, Ga
Mixe Brothy
Thomas
Ssouder
J‘vatt
Stevenson
Mice Faircbird
Miss Peet
Bettwhcy
Sites Belly Ltd
Mrs. Lowert
Kenzie
Montezuma
Willie McKenzie
Walter
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Atlanta
Biltmore
Georgia-Tech
Tech
Bowman
Georgia Tech
Holland B. Judkins
William C. Royer
Moran
Americus Steam Laundry
Constance Talmadge
John Carson
Okeh
WSB
Doris Kenyon, Ronald Colman and
Aileen Pringle
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