Drama League Officer Addresses Atlanta League
Mrs Cora Mel Patten, a two member of the Drama League of America board, spoke to the Atlanta league twice Thursday morning as Junior eagle chair and urged use of children's dramatization in pageants. In the afternoon she lectured on Brand and praised Ibsen, reading from the play and inspiring students and listeners with the drama's philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora- Mel Patten
The
Nations Board
Drama League of America
Atlanta League
Junior Eagle
Chicago
Boyd
Saturday Afternoon Dance at Piedmont Hotel
The regular dance will be held Saturday afternoon at the Piedmont hotel from 5 to 7. Officers of the Joseph Habersham chapter D A R will supervise the afternoon as chaperons. In Atlanta next Friday and Saturday Dr. Maximilian Groszmann will lecture on exceptional children under the Atlanta Teachers' association. Admission for the first talk is 50 cents. the public may attend the second lecture free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Joseph Habersham
Maximilian Groszmann
National Association For the Study of Exceptional Children
Atlanta
Atlanta Teachers’ Association
Brownine Hall
Barili School of Music
Ted
Grieg
Elliott Johnson
Mra. H. H. Reach
Florianis
Godard
Ethel Po Soni
Florindis
Mozart
Flo Sang
Faust
Gounod
Martha J. Smit
Gad
Maturard
Wiliott Johnson
Chadwick
A Little Brown
Dave
Saat
Sylvia
Schubert
Martha J. Smith
Spring luncheon guests seat guests at round table
The guests were seated about a large round table with a spring centerpiece of blues narcissi violets and green wicker baskets filled with violets and rose buds marking the places. Misa McCarty wore a gown of blue chiffon taffeta. Invited to meet Miss Stokes were Misses Atchison Jennie D Harris Fessie McKee Mamie Ansley Lil Hodgson of Athens and Margaret McVacty.
Bazar at St Luke's Church Headed by Mrs Slaten
St Agnes fund of St Luke's church holds a bazar today and tomorrow at Teachtree street Vanegar and homemade candy will be on sale. Mrs John Marshall Slaten serves as committee chair.
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St. Agnes Fund
St. Luke's Church
Ludden & Actes
Teachtree Street
Vanegar
John Marshall Slaten
Ad Men Visit Phone Exchange in Atlanta Luncheon
The Ad Men's Club of Atlantis held a luncheon at the Hotel Ansley with a talk by George J. Yundt on Behind the Scenes in a Telephone Exchange. About 60 attendees toured the Ivy telephone exchange and learned how operators handle calls and service. Next meeting plans include a talk on The Plaza Plan with stereopticon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Men's Club of
Atlantis
Ansley
George J
Atlanta
Ivy Telephone Exchange
Ivy
South
Haralson Breckley
Plaza
Woman Fights Burglary. Man Escapes with Gas $7
Mrs. Jennie Malone of 124 Courtland Street chased a burglar into a basement room upon hearing noises. The assailant, a big Negro, overpowered her, yanked the gas meter from its pipes, and fled through a window with $7 from the meter. Malone suffered bruises from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Malone
Courtland Street
Captain E. E. Holcomb Seriously Ill at Home
Captain E. E. Holcomb long time superintendent of Capitol grounds, a South Carolina native who came to Atlanta twenty years ago, has been seriously ill at his home at 151 Crew Street. He served with the police department and then the state across four governors, leaving many friends in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W H. Hollcombs
Capitol Grounds
Crew Street
South Carolina
Captain Holcombe
Atlanta
Ohioans in Georgia to Meet Friday Night
The Ohio Society of Georgia will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday night at the Hotel Ansley in Atlanta. An old time Ohio social will be held and plans finalized for a spelling bee at the May meeting. Every Ohio man, woman or child in Atlanta is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Atlanta Burch
Regu
Winecote Hotel
Mr. Burroughs
Bird
Ohio Society of Georgia
Ansley
Pleasant Weather Forecast For Friday And Saturday
The forecast shows a near clear Friday with a cool start around 48 degrees and daytime highs near 75. Light variable winds, mostly west, and largely dry conditions expected. Saturday also looks pleasant with continued mild temperatures and gentle winds through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Examination for Teachers Sets May Dates in Atlanta
By authority of the board of education an examination of applicants for teachers places will be held by Superintendent William M. Staton on the first Friday and Saturday in May at 9 o'clock in the morning. Applicants from far and near are invited and must appear in Atlanta with testimonials. Vacancies arise as teachers resign in June, and rapid system growth drives demand. First year salaries for a grade teacher start at 45 a month, rising to 85 after five years. assistant principal starts at 75 a month, rising to 95 in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
William ‘M. Staton
Atlanta
Madam Pevsner Describes Beilis Trial in Kiev
Madam Bella Pevsner of Haifa Palestine, a noted lecturer, spoke at the Jewish Alliance building last night about the Beilis trial in Kiev Russia. She described the proceedings vividly, and the lecture drew a large crowd. Pevsner is a respected linguist with a admired personality.
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Madam Bella Pevsner
Haifa
Palestine
Jewish Alliance
Kiev
Russia
Madam Pevsner
Diplomates Graduate From Southern College Pharmacy
The graduation exercises for the pharmacy department at Southern College of Medicine and Surgery were held last night at 8:00 in the Pharmacy Building, 53 McDaniel Building. President Henry Bok delivered the address and awarded the diplomas to numerous pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmacy Department
Southern College of Medicine and Surgery
Pharmacy
McDaniel Building
Henry Bok
Sigma Phi Epsilon Georgia Alpha Celebrates Anniversary
The Georgia Alpha chapter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity marks its seventh anniversary with a banquet at 3 o clock Saturday night in the banquet room of the Hotel Ansley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Alpha Chapter
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Ansley
Rabid Mule Bites Cow in Georgia Farm
A mule reportedly rabid bit a piece of flesh from a cow on a Woodland Georgia farm. The cow, owned by Mrs Cunningham of Manchester Georgia, is expected to develop hydrophobia. The incident occurred today and involved Hal Dixon, a local laborer.
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Talpotten
Hal Dixon
Woodland
Cunningham
Manchester
Committee to Raise Fund for Monuments
A three member Old Guard committee led by H. M. Ashe seeks $250 to $300 to repair the McPherson and Walker monuments near Atlanta before the Shriners convention in May. They report the sites overgrown, damaged by vandals, and access hindered by broken roads. Donations payable to World Guard Monument Repair Fund, c/o 1329 Healy Building.
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Atlanta
Old Guard
Ashe
Constitution
Clayton
McPherson Monument
Wile
Walker
Repai
Walker Monument
Eleizens
H. M. Ashe
World Guard Monument
Healy Building
City
McPherson
Moreland Avenue
County Line
Zlenwood Avenue
LaGrange Reporter Changes to Semi Weekly Schedule
LaGrange Ga April Special The LaGrange Reporter one of the oldest southern newspapers shifts from weekly to semi weekly publication with plans to become daily in fall under J A Perry owner and Phil Trimble manager. The paper has improved and aided LaGrange progress since the current management took over.
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LaGrange
Runaway Couple Weds After Prayer Meeting in Rome
A runaway wedding occurred after a Rome prayer meeting at the First Methodist church. Miss Ruby Walte of Cnat tanoosa married W. R. Bright, traveling representative of the Pair- Danks company from Louisville, Kentucky. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. H. Wakes, Rome district presiding elder, following Miss White’s arrival in Rome to visit Mrs. C. R. Gidham.
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Rome
First Methodist Church
Ruby Walte
Cnattanoosa
W. R. Bright
Pair- Danks Company
Louisville
White
C. R. Gidham
First, Avenue
J. H. Wakes
LaGrange Plans New Hotel Investment Drive
LaGrange Ga April 2 Special a subscription list will be circulated in LaGrange soon to organize a Greek company for erecting a new hotel in the city. A strong local effort has pushed for years to expand hotel facilities and indications suggest concrete action may start soon as the city progresses.
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LaGrange
Survey of DeKalb County Schools Underway
Decatur Ga April 2 Special a survey of DeKalb county schools is being made by Miss Celeste Parrish state school supervisor This new work in DeKalb county is expected to aid future educational efforts Parrish will finish the survey in about ten days County School Superintendent FB x Carroll is enthusiastic about the county school fair set for April 16 and 17 with growing interest from schools across the county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
DeKalb County
Celeste Parrish
Postoffice Change Names James Cooper Superintendent
Postmaster Bolling H. Jones of the Atlanta postoffice appointed James L. Cooper, a long-time registry division employee, as superintendent of Postel station A at 123 Gordon Street West End to replace Clark who was transferred to the registry department due to impaired health. Station A is a key Atlanta postal facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolling H. Jones
Atlanta Postoffice
James L. Cooper
Postel
Gorden Street
West End
Clark
Atlanta
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Cora
Mell Patten
Drama League
Virzii Perryman
John Jay Smith
New York
Smith
T. B. French
Forsyth
James Jay Smith
J. J. Gonzales
Miss Clyburn
Vivian Clyburn
Theodore Warfield
Helen Atkinson
Lyndal Haddon
Helen Wilson
Virginia Burr
Mabel Atkinson
Rubye Becht
Mildred Florence
Edward Vail
Mckibbon
McCarty
Helen McCarty
Piedmont “Avenue
Ellen Stokes
Nashville, Tenn
Marion Atchixon
Barili School
Thomas
Grace Goldsraith
Mar Cohen
Susan Broyles
Bazar
E. E. Holcomb
Georgia
Beilis
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Ther Fairbank
Dekalb Schools
Lester
Anibal Ie
Louisville Varnish Co
Louleville
Wooltex
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Coats
Friddell Brother
Mouse O&o Quality
Shriners
Hastings
Bell
H. G. Hastings & CO
West Mitchell St
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