Ninth District Women's Clubs Meet in Gainesville
Society Women’s Clubs of the Ninth District Feder ation met Tuesday morning in Gainesville city hall with executive board members present. Luncheon followed at Ansl ey Park home of Mrs. Carl Fischer honoring Mrs. Burney Dobbs of Athens with St Patrick’s day decor. The visit included an automobile tour of the city after discussions on women’s political advancement.
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Women’s Clubs
Ninth District
Gainesville
Ninth District Federion of Women's Clubs
Ber of Commerce Hall
Ainesvile
W. C. Edwards
D. M. Snelson
A. Fricks
A. E. Mitchell
Foccoa
G. A. Johns
Winder
W. W. Starks
C. Bittman
C. A. Mize
Carty Merce
Olive Stricklan
Strickland
Duluth
J . Rowney
Ts ‘ Ag Fowet Medes -O
Sribae
Carl Fischer
Ansley Park
Luncheon Event Showcases Handcrafted Keepsakes and Attire
After a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Emmett Hale, attendees admired hand-painted talley cards and prizes including a hand-embroidered card table cover. Mrs. Fischer wore a blue silk lace gown with gold tulle as guests and relatives mingle, with several named attendees and visitors from Monroe.
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Ridge
L. C. Fischer
Toy
Klattermattong
Kenneth Keyes
Richter Smith
Herbert Iles
Henry Noble
Casper Johnson
Mya
W. W. Anderson
Paul Potter
Dennie Peteete
Pat Hammond
Hal Lambdin
J. C. Sellars
Albert Collier
Aubrey Milam
Charles Brooks, Jr
Sturgeon King
Hal Steed
Carlton McKinney
George Waler
Mark Pentecost
Rnest Ottley
Omar F. Elder
Barnard Boykin
Robin Adair
Henry McGehee
Crosby Swanson
Martha Crane
Atlanta Journal
Larry Gantt Looks to Atlanta With Agricultural Plans
Larry Gantt outlines a platform focusing on Atlanta duties. He mentions sharpening his focus on the Agricultural Department and promising striking facts for the people as he moves to address broader issues. He references Mr Brown and the packing plant and abattoir in Tuske.
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Atlanta
Tuske
Mr. Brown
Early opposition to establishing the livestock district
After an investigation the official noted insufficient cattle and hogs in the territory. He would not authorize the district yet but stated he would be ready when farmers support it.
Morgan sermon at First Methodist Church Athens
Dr G Campbell Morgan preached at the First Methodist Church in Athens drawing on It is the call of the spiritual man not the physical toward Christ He outlined three calls to the Christian life holiness hope and heroism with examples from Peter and the fallen woman The crowd included visiting ministers students and local residents.
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G. Campbell Morgan
Athens
First Methodist Church
Georgia
University
Normal School
Lucy Cobb
Cally
Hota
Christ
Doctr Morgan
Peter
Legion Drive To Aid Unemployed And Secure Jobs
Washington reports the American Legion launches an employment day drive to place 700000 World War I veterans in work. Secretary of Labor Davis urges public cooperation, praising veterans for service and insisting they seek honest employment rather than charity. Work makes the flag fly, he says, and citizens should help keep it high in peace.
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Washington
American Legion
Davis
White and Dundee to clash in Madison Square Garden Friday
Chicago’s Charles White and New York’s Johnny Dundee, veteran lightweights, meet for the third time in Madison Square Garden Friday night in a 15 round bout. White, 30s favorite, weighs 135 pounds for the bout, with Dundee aged 28. The match tops a busy St Patrick’s night in New York and trails talks of future title bouts with Benny Leonard. The card starts at 2 o’clock.
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New York
Charles White
Chicago
Johnny Dundee
Dundee
White
Theatre merger eyed to cut building overlaps and losses
L Erlanger and J J Schubert negotiate a merger with Charles B Dillingham A H Woods Florence Ziegfeld Sam Harris George M Cohan Selwyns and others to centralize theatre booking and limit new houses and overlapping exhibitions in smaller cities to protect high class attractions.
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PRA Aloe
L. Erlanger
J. J
Lee Schubert
Charles B. Dillingham
A. H. Woods
Florenz Ziegfeld
Sam Harris
George M. Cohan
Selwyns
Maysville Dentist Takes His Own Life
COMMERCE Ga Dr William G Sharp prominent jeweler of Maysville Ga commits Friday by cutting his throat He arose early left home wife thought he went to office Not returning wife called office body found in chicken house on his lot with his throat cut and a knife nearby He reportedly left a sealed note to his brothers contents not made public yet No cause given for his act
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Commerce
William G. Sharp
Maysville
Local Delicatessen Ads Tout Fresh Produce and Specials
A cluttered ad page lists Hinton Securities Life Insurance alongside shop offerings. Costa's Delicatessen advertises fresh spinach potatoes and vegetables, while King Hodgsom Co highlights strawberries oranges apples and bananas. Saturday specials include Sunbeam Coffee discounted to 1.10.
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King Hodgson CO
King ‘Hodgson CO
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