Reception for Dr and Mrs Walker at First Presbyterian
The congrega tion hosted a reception for Dr and Mrs Walker and their family last night in the Sunday school room decorated with palms ferns and flowers. Dr Walker leaves for Long Beach Cal this afternoon to assume a new pastorate. A list of social events follows including a private Atlanta Kennel Club exhibit on April 15 at Brookwood Lawn and a matinee party for Miss Lopez at the Forsyth.
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Walker
Hugh & Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Long Beach
Cal
Atlanta Kennel Club
Nungdly
Brookwbed
Miss Lopez
Rufus Darby
Forsyth
Inez Lopez
Easter Bazaar at Praid Park Presbyterian Church Sale
Easter bazaar and sale of lingerie and fancy articles for Easter gifts plus home made cakes and candies will be held Tuesday April 7 at Ludden and Bates music store 63 Peachtree Street. The Zebraduze Athletic club was entertained at supper Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Praid Park
Zebraduze Athletic Club
Atlanta Society Notes and Games Reported
In their clubroom on West Peachtree Street the Ohlo club of Trinity Sunday school celebrated winning their first baseball game. Gainesville high school ladies were guests after a Gainesville Washington seminary basketball game ended 4 to 0 for the seminary. Andre sellesort of the International Alliance Francaise lectured in the Ansley hotel ballroom, with Mrs Slifer hosting at the depot. Bellefort spoke on French home life and social duties in French, critiquing superficial views of Paris.
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West Peachtree Street
Ohlo Club
Trinity Sunday School
Eugene Hinton
Henry Baldwin
Clifford Chapman
Jesse Griffin
Frank Armistead
Richard ‘Hancock
Ann Thompson
Robert Pritchett
Vernon Bashinski
George Griffin
Toulman Hurt
Washington Seminary
Gainesville
Scott
al. Andre Sellesort
International Alliance Francaise
Ansley Hotel
France
M. Bellefort
Paris
Miss Gray Lectures on Finland at Mineral Bluff School
Miss Helen Gray delivered the second lecture in a Finland series for Mineral Bluff Industrial school last night at the Ansiey. She spoke of Finland's women in government and suffrage, detailing political factions shaping public life and the country’s customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gray
Finland
Helen Gray
Mineral Bluff
Ansiey
Readiness of Women to Decide on Principles Campaign
The article notes a Women’s Membership Campaign for the Young Woman's Christian Association starting Wednesday and running through the week led by Mrs. Clayton Callaway. It lists numerous committee members and aims to secure 1,000 names while detailing social events honoring Mrs. Howland of Boston with dinners and teas hosted by Mrs. Preston Arkwright, Mrs. Robert Foreman, and Mrs. George P. Howard for visiting guests from Paterson and Pittsburgh.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Clayton Callaway
Clyde King
Frank Dean
W. S. Witham
James Jackson
George, Brown
Philip Weltner
Emily MacDougald
Misa Masgey
Dumas
A. R. Coleard
Tom Daniel
Howland
George P. Howard
Worman’s Baptist Missionary Union meeting announced in Walton building
The executive board of the Worman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia will meet in the Walton building corner Walton and Cone streets in room 700 on Tuesday, April at 1 00 p.m.
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Worman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Walton Building
Walton and
Cone Streets
Mrs Dull's Cooking School At Central Church
Much interest is shown in Mrs Dull's cooking school at the Central Congregational church under the Christian Endeavor society. Tickets may be obtained for 10 cents daily. Tuesday's menu includes roast and vegetables with a lecture on gas stove care and comparing gas and wood stoves. sessions run 3 to 5 p.m. in the assembly room at Ellis street and Carnegie way.
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Dull
Central Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Assembly Room
Ellis Street
Carnegie Way
County to move court to new building earlier than planned
County committee completed arrangements for the criminal branch of the superior court to begin on May 1 with Judge Ben Hill presiding and also requested contractors to have municipal court quarters ready by June 1.
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County Committee
Superior Court
Ben Hill
Municipal Court
Anderson Seeks Governor Post After Slaton Candidacy
Randolph Anderson, state senate president, returned from Atlanta and said he has broad statewide support for his governor bid. He will not announce until after Governor Slaton formally declares for the senatorship. The note closes with a Savannah, Ga., April dateline.
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Randolph Anderson
State Senate
Atlanta
Anderson
Slaton
Savannan
Shippers Oppose Freight Rate Rise At ICCh
Washington April form testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission shows shippers arguing that lake and rail freight handling is inefficient and costly. They say loading and unloading remain archaic, using hand trucks rather than modern devices, and urge carriers to prove efficiency before any rate increase is approved.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson approves twelve regional reserve cities plan
President Wilson yesterday gave unqualified approval to the twelve regional reserve cities selected by the Federal Reserve Board organization committee. He said the committee fairly considered the facts and examined actual financial conditions and lending. Wilson stressed the new bank structure would be solid and noted he is still considering reserve board eligibles with no selections made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Education in the South Opens in Louisville Conference
Hundreds of visitors from sixteen southern states attend the seventeenth annual conference for education in the south in Louisville. The event, opening at the First Regiment armory, features demonstrations on rural community living, farmers clubs, cooperative projects, domestic science, community hygiene, health and home-building led by prominent educators and government experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Conference For
Southern Educational Association
Tomorow
Education
South
Votes for the Women Move Proposed by Palmer in House
Representative Palmer of Pennsylvania today introduced a joint resolution for a woman suffrage constitutional amendment. It mirrors a senate proposal by Senator Shafroth and would let states decide via a ballot question after a petition threshold of voters in the previous general election.
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Washington
Palmer
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Shafroth
Nine Die In Bridge Shaft Gas Poisoning Disaster
Memphis April 6 nine men lost their lives when a shaft into the Harahan bridge foundation flooded with poisonous gases. Eight suffocated while descending to work in caissons. watchman Peter Watson died rescuing comrades. All the dead were white men. rescuers were protected divers. Authorities weigh carbon monoxide poisoning and marsh gas as causes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harrahan
Peter Watson
Liberty
Ind
A. Winkler
Chicago
John Clayton
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas Leonard
KING
Tack Powers
Jast
Arkansas
Wuatson
Tam Daniels
Jury Refuses Hearing for Savannah Prohi League
Savannah Ga April 6 Special The grand jury refused to admit a Law Enforcement League committee to present cases against Savannah saloon dealers. The committee warned mandamus proceedings could be used to force a Grand jury hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Grand Jury
Law Enforcement League
Women Who Are Always Tired Advertises Pinkham Remedy
Swan Creek Michigan and Hebron Maine residents praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for fatigue female weakness and renewed energy. Letters from Annie Cameron and Charles Rowe describe health improvements and urge others to seek the remedies with confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Swan Creek
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie Cameron
R.F.D
No. 1
Swan Creek, Michigan
Hebron
Charles Rowe
No 1
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Motive engineer killed in 1911 train wreck near Alston
A motive engineer perished on August 29, 1911 when his train struck a burning trestle near Alston. Swift & Company reports Fresh Beds sales in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday April 4 averaged 11.45 cents per pound.
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Alston, S
Swift & Company
Atlanta
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