Tribble-Dick Wedding Lights up Athens Church and Lawn
Miss Ruth Tribble and Mr. Sam Dick wed at First Presbyterian Athens in a ceremony led by Rev. E La Hill. A grand reception at the Tribble home followed with elaborate decorations, gowns of lace and silk, and hundreds of presents. The couple plans to reside in Atlanta after a bridal trip starting at midnight.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Tribble
Sam Dick
Atlanta
Congressman
Sam Tribble
Milledge Avenue
E. la Hill
Lynch
First Baptist Church
Athens
Tribble
Washington
Old Georgia
Tennessee
Texas
University of Georgia
Ronald Ransom
Samuel Dick
Callie Hoke Smith
Magnolia
Senator
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
Edith Jackson and Bishop Alexander wedding in Athens
The Augusta Herald reports the Rosemary estate nuptials of Miss Edith Jackson and Mr. Bishop Alexander Jr at eight thirty with Dr Stokes performing. Attended by family only the couple plan a reception then a honeymoon at Toxaway before returning to live with the Jacksons.
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Rosemary
Edith Jackson
Bishop Alexander, Jr
Stokes
Toxaway
Jackson
Augusta Herald
Bargains at Misses Bradberry Store Sold for Cash
W Milton Thomas Receiver announces a temporary sale of the Misses Bradberry stock at greatly reduced cash prices. The sale offers a varied assortment of goods at bargain levels over the next several days.
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Bradberry
W. Milton Thomas
Madam Clairvoyant Returns to Athens With Daily Hours
Madam Paulini, renowned clairvoyant and palmist, has returned to Athens for a short stay. Office hours run daily from 10 a m to 8 p m except Sundays at 293 Clayton St West.
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Athens
Clayton St. West
Women and Age Appropriate Dress Eyed in Fashion Note
Opinion piece criticizes eccentric summer coats and outfits for women. It argues dresses should suit age and figure, praising graceful, instantly appealing styles while condemning youth-faddish looks. Ends with ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Langston's Music House Advertises for Wants
Music Shop Langston's Music House at 187 Clayton Street Athens Georgia invites readers to advertise their wants with a brief notice. The position emphasizes local music offerings and consumer listings in a concise help wanted style.
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Langston
Music House
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
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