State DA conference opener at Habersham hall
The twenty fifth annual state DA conference opens this evening at 8 in Habersham hall. Mrs Christine Clarke presides as general chairperson with a long list of prominent women as guests and speakers including General David Bhanka Mayor Sane and Alfred Newell. Committee members and hospitality hosts are named, detailing chairs and duties for credentials, entertainment, and arrangements.
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Habersham Hall
Ar Buesty
Oonast
Strom
Mra Christhin Clarke
Talley
Macon
Jobo
Mtoe
Adam
C.D
Charmain
Chirles
Lobinson
Charter Whitper
Mike George
Mad Walter Mos
Ff Moody
Mea Wyrd
Cie Moore
Chieles Bo Kotineon
Maydeinalti
Chalom
Enya
Peak Beek
Min Rog
Dunwanily
Mra
Prank Gablen
Sime
Woo Dike
Mire U'baales PF
Whitmer
Vis Cates
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Caudle Endorses Tanlac for Prolonged Life Claims
The author cites Caudle praising Tanlac as among the finest medicines on the market. He describes personal health improvements, including stronger digestion and energy, and notes his plan to move to LaGrange to manage merchandise. The piece portrays Tanlac as beneficial for older people and as a preferred remedy, with sellable stock and substitute options mentioned.
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Pyegard Duilac
Vernon
Savage
Cullen
Rowan
Lucin
Gordons
Ted Ativan
Cuudle
Aintel
Healeh
LaGrange
Lusutess
Warrange
Freud
Tadiae
Ana
Tegan
Inter
Notable Guests Named for D A R Conference in Athens
State regent Mrs Charlea Akerman and hostess chapter regent invite prominent women to the opening session at Habernham ball in Athens, with introductions by Mrs Aker tan and honor guests at a series of events during the conference. Recipients include former state regents and general officers from Daughters of the American Revolution, Confederate Daughters, and related groups from Georgia and nearby states.
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Charlea Ak ‘Erman
D. A. Ity
Aeasion
Athenia
Habernham
Akertan
Mra
Os. J. C. Morgan
Savannah
Anna Cacheline Benning
Columbus
Exvier
James A. Itounanville
Rome
Exivice
Sheppard W. Foster
OMM
Howard I Metall
Atanit
Alate
Frank Harrold
Steurgia Ilivenon
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stevenids
Winston- Salem N.C
W. V. Spence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winston Salem
N.C
James A. Craig
Jacksonville
Fin
Amerian Revoluon
Frank Clarke Cain
St. Matthews
Noc
Malvina & Waring
Co- Montia
Cire Jones
Etate Preaalent
Adavelation
Macon
John Calhoun Davis
Clinton
Duviamville
Pla
Marietta
Amerie Revolution
Mra Woot Haye
Montezuma
Alice Reieration Presdent
W. C. Godfrey
Exstate Res Fant
Daughters
American Rrevolution
Covington
Mra Dovter King
The
American Revolueion
Atlanta
Aacog
John C. Sage
Chldren
W.oide Felton
Carteruyille
Harriet Gould Jeffring
Auaueta
Hovorary
Albert Gor
Athinta
Ldaaio Hill Unsley
Griffin
Georgia
Albert E.thornton
Good Loads Aanemtion
Namuet Eamen
Georgia General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sam D Joner
War Mothers
William A. Wright
State Memorial Association
At- Tanta
Frank Fleming
American Legion Ancillary
Augusta
Joseth Morgan
Plonvers
Moors Gurnt
Mia Choa Po Poeyles
al Oniier Ville
Wall
the Howe
Montecounty
Atdkes
Bine
Hays
Mopton
Cater
Borey
Chi Cuenta
Bebrur
Paulin
Toc. Parker
Atate
Knonville
Min
Bam
Mitche
Vitor
California
Th Athinta Chapten
D. A.W
Memser
Mull Romeb
Parganid
Ore
Iter Qanghler
John A Kenting
Mise Tlaine May Mitchell
Firmes Alate
Dexon
Helwan
Frances Brown Chase
Paul Tiamell
Dutton
Il. Mathess
A. L. Willina
Baseman
Wabur Coney
Bavannah
Harvey Sue
John A. Perdue
Herbert Pranklin
Tenville
Sanford Gurener
Atlanta D A R Delegates Named For Nurse Conference
Delegates and alternates from the Atlanta chapter D A R will attend the nurse conference opening this evening at Habersham hall. Listed are regents and members including Mrs Hun Wy Ne, Mrs Charles A Davis, Mrs Joseph Morgan, Mrs John Sinton, Mrs Bieteher J Spratling, Mrs Frances Smith Whiteside, Mrs J W Bateman, Mrs Thong Moll, Mrs A T McMillan, Mrs JW Smith, Mrs Virginia Hardin, Mrs Robert Caldwell, and Mrs F C Henderson.
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Atlanta
Sumter County Hogs Shipped to Havana Cuba
Two loads of corn fed hogs totaling about 1700 pounds were sold for 2000 dollars to Cuban butchers at the Lesement by George O. Munahull county food demonstration agent. Fourteen farmers contributed hogs, shipped from Leslie to Hever, with a pork guarantee. A sale schedule by Marshall sets sales for April 3 and 5 at Amerione with plans to dispose of six more hogs in the same auctions.
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Armerians. Cin
George O. Munahull
Leslie
Hever
KH “Hurd
Railroad RF Elects All Old Officers
Louiseville Ga April 2 Special The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Louisville and Wade County Railroad Company held here today elected all old officers: Charles Mohone of Tonntile was president, Aahme of Bysamialy censivery ALTR Lanny OP RCA was elected to a post, with Velpas of Ry Fyne and Abe Hath Be as directors. Reports read and the board declared the company had not suffered from recent depression, despite three years of low mood.
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Abe
Bowie
Vite
Vans
Wadley
Louisville Water Declared Excellent by Health Board
Louisville Ga April 2 Special The city water supply now judged pure and sterile by state health office analyses. A letter to the city clerk from Atlanta states Louisville's water has been very good for several months and the April circular will likely mark it as excellent.
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Louisville, Ga
Todsuuy
Ahe
Tuia
Stegome
Loulaville
Revival series begins at Plat Methodist church
Rev John M Ouner, pastor, opened revival services at the Ele will Hyrtuch courthouse, with meetings planned nightly through the week and into Sunday. The program follows the destruction of the handsome editlee church by fire months ago, as members continue a campaign of healing and religious revival in home gatherings.
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America
Arpl
John M Ouner
Plat Methodiat
Echuret
Editlee
Elberton Church Names New Pastors Amid Change
Elberton Ga April 2 Special De Wolf Pere who for many years presiding elder of this district leaves to serve Augusta churches Tarace Smith of Atlanta will arrive this week to succeed him The past week Dr and Mrs Aleree completed their twenty ninth wedding anniversary
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Elberton
de Wol Pere
Augusta
Auuivetas Lemling
Tarace Smith
Athinta
Aleree
Auneversan Yy
The Constitution's Patterns in Summer Weaving
A fragment discusses summer fabrics like silk taffeta and crepe ve, noting how patterns mirror constitutional style and suggesting trim details for a formal gown. It mentions weaving and design choices to create an elegant, durable look.
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Titansas
Sylvester Kiwanis Club Names Officers at April Meeting
Sylvester Georgia April 2 Special The Sylvester Kiwanis luncheon at the American Legion hall Friday evening adopted a permanent constitution and by laws and elected officers including Hall as president Tipton as vice president and C V Poords as treasurer A board of directors was named with Weatherny Steangward Kimble Bancaster Shell Camp Bord and Leo Tench pattern notices for clothing patterns appear in the page text with pattern prices and ordering instructions.
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Sylvester
Sylvester jRawania Club
Amerean
Atandacd
Hall
Roa Fein
View
Leo Tipton
Secretars
C. Vifoeds
Diatriet
Weatherny
Cot Steangward
EM. Kimble
Democratic Victory Club Organizes in Malledgeville
Chairman Ordell Hult of the Democratic National Committee appoints Mayor Miler Bell as special representative to organize the National Democratic Victory Club in Malledgeville. The club will begin organizing immediately to mobilize local Democrats for the national effort.
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Allledgevn Thedia
Miler
Bell
Ordell Hult
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Victory Club
Malledgeville
Amang da Democratic Af Alleds Vile
Right Nwa
Narrow postmaster race in Savannah
Savannah Ga April 2 Specht unofficial Washington advice narrows Savannah postmaster selection to three of a dozen applicants Marion Lucas former postmaster J A Meonough Dr Wright Hunter The list is especially prominent in the talk that the appointment has or has not been settled yet.
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Savannah
Washington Tofllay
Ravannah
Marion Lucas
J. A. Meonough
Wright Hunter
Social Affairs Will Interest D A R Delegates
A series of social affairs will feature the WAL conference this week. The Athiata chapter plans a luncheon at Craigie house on Piedmont avenue at 1 o'clock Wednesday April 4 with officers and town members acting as the reception committee.
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WAL
Athiata
AL RA Wall
Edward Stewart
Lucius Merenll
Thomas Morgan
J. W. Snitch
Mix
Finners Smith Whiteside
N. Bateman
Geneato Wet
Bryan Wells Collier
Virgie Anilin
Charles F. Hare
al M. Ligh
Tony Mes
Charles AL Phin
Loy. Sage
Carpenter Totes
William fLoutey
Miwa Na Moll
Hoeham
Alfred Nowell
John
A. W. Trodnett
Mra
Roy Collier
Herbert Buell
Wrw
Walter Maude
Robert Harvey Ail
Walter Mill
Wo L. Barnes
Mes Dyury Poweta
Edward
Lewis
Tmlehard
Beva
Mahio Cromer
Mite
Mate Trad Peor
AL Billi Patis
Afise
Mary Tlew
Mea
Pitt Genes
Cuernth Tatinen Mfr
Pdenate Veteat
Alisa Winse Bintth
Mia
Onange Raves
View Viraal Wiech
Mee
OW Winseh
Mpa
Lips
Panta
Dudley
Deer Powers
Joseph Andersham
Hewlesa
Atlantans Farewell for U C V Reunion in New Orleans
A large group from Atlanta plans to attend the United Confederate Veterans reunion in New Orleans. State president Mrs William A Wright leads the delegation along with many officers and sponsors. They depart Monday night, with numerous local dignitaries and supporters joining the trip.
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Willam A. Wright
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Tad
Willams
Aligdotn
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Altermata
Hmolbiuals
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Laker
Stafford Sepdet
Min
Buteman
New Orleans
Low Leynolds
John
Gordon
Alisa Ethel Bittlek
Christine McEachern
Mise Moise Lewis
W. D. King
Rome
Mia
T. L. Stevens
Misa Frances Powell
Atate
Elizabeth Lowe
Minang
Atlanta
Med. Wolson
Confederated Sagth Rh
Armoriat Angacationy
Ashley Jones
A. Oh Woodward
Nathan Bolford
Prominent D A R Delegates And Hostesses Conference
A Georgia D A R conference in Atlanta brings many delegates and hostesses from across the state. Notables include state regent Mrs. Chutes ahuatun, exstate regent Kent, and numerous county chapter leaders hosting guests at the Georgian Terrace and related venues during the four day event.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South
Chutes Ahuatun
Adueun
Cores Pug
Bel So Beato
Otis Chiisuiaa
Exstate
Ce Kent
Autustiu
Alin
Dauediu
Sue Coubceled
W. C. Vereen
Varios Mes
Wilko
Sdvattin
Den
Burnchat
Savanant
AL Biadun
Monsheres Road
Co Morgan
Savanenab
Bute
Joseph Tlahersham
Georgian Terrace
Abss Maule Clark Puan
Monthvellu
Nauille Ampendevi
Kaitontan
Mig
Walter Sort Coloumu
Une Daa
Confaenes
Albert Lidwell
Quinn
Ainte
Mus Liltpen
Tidwell
Howe
Ansley Park
Lee
Kee Dyagh
Misa Dhenberh
Kalwell
Fae Bern
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Forhan Company
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Forusn’s, Limited
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Port Valley
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Mig Uuold Mooledie
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Julia Sparks
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We Coneland
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Alte
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Thomaston
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Murin Undertwood
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Athena
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Amerios
J. LB. Mc Crary
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Bainbridge
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Miew Annie Rutusitl
Haine
Reeves Brown
Mae
TU Sutton
Faresvth
McCormick & CO
Baltimore
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Kees
Edna Walace Hopper
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