Miss Kings Luncheon Sets Elegant Peachtree Hall Affair
Miss Ellen Stokes of Nashville attended a refined luncheon hosted by Miss Carolyn King on Peachtree Road. Daffodils and violets adorned the rooms and centerpieces, with Miss King in sapphire blue silk crepe. Eight guests were invited to meet the bride-elect, Miss Annie Denk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss King
Ellen Stokes
Nashville
Waa
Carolyn King
Peachtree Road
Utah
King
Porter King Wiss
Stokes
Bhs Stokes
Right Of Railroad Commission To Test Macon Rates
Macon April reports show the Georgia railroad commission plans to test contracts set during the war as new rates issued by the commission reveal increases up to 100 percent for some light and power bills. Local businessmen plan to form a lighting company to serve the business district with capital around five thousand dollars. A Red Cross chapter is organized in Macon with plans for police and fire department first aid courses, while a court suit seeks five thousand nine hundred dollars from the General Accident Insurance company over an accident poll.
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Macon
The
Georgia Railroad
Commission
Light
Meer
Mick
Railroad Commission
Wit
Befare Wjllaysee
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Steamecaco
Police and Fire Departments
Red Cross Souers
Roc Hazlehurst
Parson Heavegrace and the rabbit dinner mix up
In a Pottsburg Chronicle style tale Uncle Jim kills a rabbit intended for Parson Heavegrace’s dinner. With rabbits out of season and a risk of embarrassment, the parson guesses chicken but comically asks what part of the bird to grab, finally choosing the gizzard after a playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson
Pottsburg
Parson Heavegrace
de Giszard
Uncle Remus Memorial agency meeting announced
The Uncle Remus Memorial agency will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday April 7 at 10 thirty in the assembly room of Carnegie Library. A second meeting of the Wom Jane Guild of St Lukes Church is scheduled for Friday morning at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Remus
Baraca Convention Set to Meet in Macon Georgia
The Baracas and Philatheas district convention for the Macon area will convene in Macon April 3. Marshall Hudson founder of the order attends as guest. all classes within 60 miles are invited to send representatives. State officers also attend. Sessions run through Sunday with services at Mulberry Street Methodist Church and First Presbyterian Church.
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Macon
Baracas and
Philatheas
Marshall Hudson
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Georgia T P A elects officers at Columbus convention
The Georgia division of the Travelers Protective association adjourned as officers were chosen. J M Giddens of Columbus was elected state president and Albert Ehrlich of Savannah won the secretary treasurer post by a narrow margin. The next convention will be decided by the executive committee in several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia
Travelers” Protective Association
J. M. Giddens
Post - Columbus
Albert Ehrlich
Savannah
Atlanta
Morris Meyers
Qt EL Andrews
C W McClure
Ehrlich
Macon
Als
J L Bracey Savannnah
Ft Wallace
Albany
O L Stampa
Rome
S R Belk
J L “Mayson
H” J Frank
N F Meyer
RF Linehan Yarbrough
F Nuberger
JW Bates
Maron
Max Banner
Columbus & McDowald
Dennis Fleming
MM Anderson
Press
WM Jenkins
Tom Sherman
Augusta
R. A. Grady
Eis Adame
Fragmented names listing in regional notice
A fragmented OCR list features multiple surnames and initials tied to various cities including Atlanta Columbus Macon Augusta Waycross and Rome. Readable items are sparse but imply an interlinked roster or participant index without clear actions or dates.
Scholarships for Georgia youth at agriculture college
Athens Ga April 3 Special Over 100 scholarships to the Dove and girls short courses at the Georgia State College of Agriculture have already been offered by educational and business interests of Georgia to prize winners in corn and earning club work. Professor J Phil Campbell state agent in charge of these clubs says that there will be many more prizes of the same kind offered. He expects that there will be more than 200 boys and girls at the college of agriculture to take the short course.
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Athens
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia
J Phil Campbell
Aame
College of Agriculture
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Annie Denk
Mis .Troutwen
Capitol Avenue
Miss Collier
Virginia Pound
the Ansley
Josephine Coltier
Chattanoega
Miss Richardson
Rancy Hal Flopkins
Bridge
Katherine Richardson
James Haynes Peeves
Driving Club
James L Hickey
Piedmont Daning Club
Piedmont Daving Club
Ragan
Willis Ragan
Almer-Deans
V M Ulmer
Mane Hendricks Limer
Mr Ralph S Deans
Hal Mortison
Boulevard Circle
Gelack
Psi Omega
Atlanta Dental Callers
Southern Dental Colleges
Wineooks Hotel
Groszmann
M. P . Groszmann
National Association For the Study of
Piedmont Hotel
L Brittain Satate
Illiam M Slaton
Erty
F Gaine
Agnes Scott College
George M Howe
Board of Education
Ernest. C. Kontz
North Avenue Presbyterian Day School
Theodore Toepel
Miss Gray
Anstey Hotel
Helen Gray
Finland
Mimeral Bluff
Story-Tellers’ League
istory-Tellers’ League
Carnegie Literary
Eva ‘Urm
Grace Graybill
Musa ‘Ennie Dargan
Ateries
Baraca
Giddens
Andrews
Frye Millinery Co
W. Mitchell St
Souper Dansant
Whitehall
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Ansley
Bissell
Louis
Keely Company
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