Marietta social notes and club events blend into spring
A flurry of gatherings fills the week with cake and aprons sales, birthday anniversaries, and bridge parties. Notables include Mrs W B and Mrs H Todd hosting at Georgian Terrace, Miss Reed and Miss Thorn honored at Georgian Terrace events, and a Druid Baptist cake sale at Walter J corner Whitehall. Easter egg hunts, Driving Club dances, and Y W C A notes punctuate a busy social calendar.
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Ladies of the
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W. B
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Whitehall
Miss Akin
Frances Akin
Georgian Terrace
Emogene Thorn
Emogene
Helen Thorn
Annie Lea ‘"McKenzie
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Hoke Smith
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Emily Winship
Sarah Rawson
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Jennie D. Harris
Emme Kate
Amorous
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New York
van Spalding
Jeanne Jonas
Nora’ Belle Rosser
Annie Orme
Helen Jones
Marie Ridley
Easter Egg Hunt At Peachtree And Fourth Streets
In green and brown with a leghorn hat trimmed with flowers Miss Ladson wore old blue taffeta and lace while her rose colored hat bore roses and blue chiffon. An Easter egg hunt will be held Monday afternoon on M185 Allen's lawn at Peachtree and Fourth streets with the North Avenue Presbyterian Church young ladies committee in charge. Admission is 10 cents with lemonade and candy for all.
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Piedmont Park
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Fourth Streets
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North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Improved Equipment for Dental Practice in Atlanta
The practice of Dr. C. A. Constantine at the corner of Peachtree and Decatur streets showcases new painless dentistry equipment. The office has been remodeled and refurnished to enhance patient comfort and speed of service.
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Peachtree
Christian Ministers Convene in Macon for annual meeting
The Georgia Christian Ministers Association will hold its annual convention in Macon from April 8 to 10. Dr. W A Chastain of Monroe serves as president. Program participants include J Walter Reynolds Macon Howard T Cree Augustine L Bricker W Foster Atlanta George F Cuthrell Rome T G Linkous East Point F B Powell Oconee J H Woodener and Charles B Jackson Savannah Dub a.
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Macon
W. A. Chastain
Monroe
J. Walter Ynolds
Howard T. Cree
Gusta l L. Bricker
W. Foster
Atlanta
George F. Cuthrell
Rome
T. G. Linkous
East Point
Federal Judge Annulls Rates In Famous Case In Alabama
Montgomery April 5 Judge Thomas G Jones United States court issued a final opinion annulling challenged rail rates. The decree granting the injunction was announced earlier this week after findings that rate classifications denied equal protection and that intrastate rates were confiscatory, depriving complainants of just compensation for property used in intrastate business.
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Fotlowission
Thomas G. Jones
United States Court
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Satanic World Dominion Claims by Evangelist Haynes
Carlyle B. Haynes preached at Broughton Tabernacle claiming Satan once ruled a single world and will soon lose control. He argued sin’s permitment serves God’s justice and demonstrates divine love, citing scripture and outlining future sermons on Jesus return and related topics.
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1 000 Mile Railroad for Alaska Witnessed
Washington April. Falcon Jos lin of Fairbanks Alaska represents the Alaskan affairs committee of the American mining congress before the house territories committee. He urged a bill authorizing the president to build a 1 000 mile railroad in Alaska by the most productive route.
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Falcon Joslin
Fairbanks
Alaska
American Mining Congress
House Territories Committee
Resurrection Bay
Yukon Valley
Fisher
UNCLE SAMS DESTROYERS MAKE NEW WORLD RECORD
Pensacola Fla April 5 a new world’s record has been made in torpedo firing the destroyers Trappe and Monaghan of the tenth group of the Atlantica fleet each attaining 100 per cent hits at the practice conducted at night under very adverse weather conditions one torpedo sent from the tube struck the bull’s eye of the target in the center the entire group of vessels made an average of 70 per cent of hits which is above the average for even daylight firing under favorable weather conditions the fleet has been here for a week engaged in firing with torpedoes and guns
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Pensacola
Fla
Trappe
Monaghan
Atlantica
Opera sales continue as Atlanta festival sells seats
The Atlanta Music Festival Association holds seven operas as an Atlanta enterprise with about 50 000 seats sold. Despite strong sales, good seats remain and buyers may still obtain them as daily sales reduce remaining options.
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Atlanta
Misplaced Wilson Support Efforts Across Local Clubs
Governors campaign managers mis fired at organizing Wilson clubs in Georgia and Marietta. John Bostwick of Bostwick refused to lead a Wilson club due to support for Oscar W Underwood and no Wilson backers found nearby. Marietta’s Moultrie Sessions declined Wilson’s appeal citing Wilson’s past dual role and duty, sending a blunt reply that he cannot support a governor who campaigns for another office.
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New Jersey
John Bostwick
Bostwick
Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
Comez
Moultrie M. Sesssions
Marietta
Mr. Sessions
Woodrow Wilson
Sessions
canVéss
40 Is a Woman's Glorious Prime
Advertisement urging women to read a booklet titled Charm about Robinnaire Hair Dye. Claims it restores hair to original color, protects health of hair, and avoids staining skin. Distributed by Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta with trial and regular sizes offered postpaid.
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Malik
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Houser Philippine Scout officer approves court martial action
The service recommends court martial for Houser on charges of mistreatment of troops. A Taft authorized investigation found claims that he ordered confinement by tying men to stakes without food or water and forced one soldier to stand with a foot in water. Witnesses say he struck and kicked others with a whip handle.
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Philippine Scouts
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Court
Artial
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Argea
Sixteen Years for Assault in Sing Sing Prison
In Poughkeepsie New York April 6 Walter T Davis a farm hand was sentenced to sixteen years in Sing Sing for attacking Miss Haisa Holtja daughter of a wealthy contractor on her way home from Sunday school near Pleasant Valley. Supreme Court Justice wdorschwuer said he would make the county high Ways as safe for a young woman to travel as a city street patrolled by policemen.
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N. Y
Walter T. Davis
Sing Sing
Haisa Holtja
New York
Fleasant Valley
Supreme Court
Wdorschwuer
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