Formal opening of new Home for Old Women annex
The formal opening of the beautiful new annex of the Home for Old Women will occur Thursday the 10th, open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Two members of Gordon circle will receive visitors and conduct tours. An all day opening invites the public. Walker street and Hudle avenue cars pass the door.
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Gordon Circle
Walker Street
Hudle Avenue
Local entertainment and society notes highlights
A May to remember with piano and violin performances by Mias Victor Bert Danhauser and Meek Hirsch berg plus a Mrs Max Samuels piano solo. After the program dancing and refreshments for night school girls and friends. Mrs Wharton and guests from Gadsden, Ala. attend a matinee party with Mrs Nunnally hosting. Luncheon, bridge and box parties at the Grand and Woodhaven mark spring social season. Recitals at Cable hall and lectures by Dr H B Dubose feature prominent Atlanta women and students. May events include Kindergarten Alumnae gathering, Holt Groover nuptials, and Y W C A menu followed by Domino Circle at the Grand.
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Atlanta Council of Jewish Women
Educational Alliance
Jeanette Victor
Dessarte
Irma Schoen
Mias Victor
Piand
Bert ‘Danhauser
Méek Hirschberg
Max Samuels
Ada
Council of
Jewish Women
Should be in every home a slogan for Gold Dust
The advertisement promotes Gold Dust as essential for every cleaning need from cellar to attic. It claims effectiveness on clothes, dishes, floors, woodwork, silverware, tinware, bathrooms, refrigerators and more, urging households nationwide to adopt it for all cleansing tasks.
Social news and private parties in the city
Hospitality notes list Mrs. Hinman hosting two bridge tables at her West Peach Tree Street home for Mrs. Snow, and Mrs. Raine hosting guests for Miss Lolie Lewis at the Grand. Miss Adrienne Battey held a matinee for Miss Virginia McCormick of Baltimore. guests included Miss Knox and Miss Weir. Altrurian Society sets class meetings at 3:30 pm and 11 am in the 500 Hillyer club rooms with daily book room hours 9 to 1.
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Miss Graves
Emma C. Connally
Lowndes Calhoun Connally
the Grand
Laura Graves
New York
Frankie McCrory
Kate Sturdevant
Bridge
East Lake Club
Snow
Thomas P. Hinman
West Peachtree Street
Walter B. Snow
John Raine
Miss Lewis
Jan Robinson
Lolie Lewis
Virginia Bowman
Virginia Hoffman
Isabelle Robinson
Katharine Wytle
Emma Jordan
Adrienne Battey
Virginia McCormick
Baltimore
Jennie Knox
Margaret Webb
Helen Jones
Misa Irene
Austin
Maud Arthur Weir
Toronto
Canada
Ven Wilkinson
Altrurian Society
Altrurian Club
Hillyer Building
Meetings of Capitol Hive No 1 and Nurses Club
Capitol Hive No 1 Ladies of the Maccabees meets Tuesday afternoon at their hall 6 James street from 2 80 to 5 o clock with Miss Ella L Markam as guest and an instructional program. Atlanta Registered Nurses club meets Wednesday April 6 at 3 pm at Davis Fischer sanitarium urging all registered nurses to attend.
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Capitol Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
James Street
Ella L. Markam
Atlanta Registered Nurses’ Club
Davis & Fischer Sanitarium
Girl vows to shoot sweetheart who posed as bachelor
In police court 18 year old Alice Hammon learned Robert L. Wilson was married with children. She accused him and vowed vengeance while Wilson fled as detectives closed in. Mrs. Wilson asserted marriage proof. the case was dismissed.
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Alice Hammon
Robert L. Wilson
Wilson
Recorder Broyles
Prison Commission Hears Clemency Pleas at Capitol Session
The state prison commission held an all day session at the capitol hearing from inspectors and inmates seeking clemency. Commissioner E L Rainey, appointed after Captain Wiley Williams's death, presided. Convicts Solomon Bentley Stonewall Davenport Ben Collier W J Collier Joseph Conger and Dewey Drake petitioned for sentences reductions paroles or pardons. The commission will report its recommendations to the governor after an executive session.
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State Prison Commission
Capitol
E. L. Rainey
Power
Wiley Williams
Solomon Bentley
Washington County
Stonewall Davenport
Oconee County
Ben Collier
Meriwether County
W. J. Collier
Richmond County
Joseph Conger
Colquitt County
Dewey Drake
Reformatory
Travel of Q. and C. Not Hurt by Flood
No interruption to traffic on the Queen and Crescent route due to floods in Ohio and Indiana. Telegram from Vice President T. C. Powell, Cincinnati, reports all passenger trains between Cincinnati and the south on schedule and all freight and express traffic moving without delay. Through traffic via Louisville to the south is also being promptly handled.
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Ohio
Indiana
Atlanta
T. C. Powell
Cincinnati
South
Louisville
Southern Railway
Queen and Crescent
Louisvile
Barrels of Booze Seized in Americus Case
Americas Ga April 7 Special Sheriff Fuller confiscated eight barrels of whiskey at the property of Dink Frazier a white man repeatedly arrested for violating prohibition laws. Frazier recently served jail time for contempt after whisky yelling at his notorious report here and has been convicted fined for similar offenses, only to reoffend upon release.
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Americas
Fuller
Dink Frazier
Frazier
Newnan Banker Killed Crossing Tracks in Buggy
Charles C. Parrott president of the First National Bank and a leading Newnan citizen was struck by an express train near Newnan Georgia while crossing the Atlanta and West Point railroad in a buggy at an early hour. He died instantly, the accident occurring two miles south of the city at a spot known as Bol-
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Newnan
Atlanta and
West Point
Charles C. Parrott
First National Bank
First Verdict Given to Girl of Seventeen
Judge W E Bilis granted a first verdict in a case framed as an annulment rather than a divorce. Ruth Clay, 17, said she married at 15 to Paul Clay, 17, was abused and deprived of earnings, and left him. The proceedings reflected multiple undefended divorce pleas seeking separation on abuse and non support.
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W. E. Bilis
Ruth Clay
Paul Clay
Ellis
C. L. Crumley
Hua
The Working Man's Food Faust Spaghetti Ad Claim
An ad argues Faust Spaghetti provides more nutrition than 4 pounds of beef, noting durum wheat content for muscle and bone. It promotes low cost packs at 19 cents and 10 cent options, easy digestion, savory dishes, and offers a free recipe book via grocers.
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Faust
Starnes Interprets Tosca At Free Opera Concert
Dr Percy J Starnes will perform Puccinis Tosca on the organ at the Auditorium Armory tonight at 8 30 in a free Atlanta Music Festival association concert. The series aims to acquaint the public with operas slated for the Metropolitan Opera company season. Tomorrow Verdis La Traviata is set, followed by Tales of Hoffmann on Thursday and Cyrano de Bergerac and Banes on Saturday April 13.
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Auditorium Armory
Puccin
Percy J. Starnes
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolitan Opera Company
Banes
Tragic Crossing Fatality Highlights Sudden Train Danger
A man named Poelow collapses near a crossing while approaching through a deep cut. His defective hearing and limited view of the railroad track prevented timely escape, making his death a shocking tragedy.
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Ree
Poelow
Marriage fragment ties names to San Diego and Tennessee
Age and eaves, a wife and all bhly dren, the latter being Mrs. Robert Orr and Bisby Parrott, both of San Diego, Cutt, of Chattanooga, to Pillow, of Columbia, Tenn. and Mrs. E. T. Hallingaworth, of Gadsden, Ala.
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Robert
Orr
Bisby Parrott
San Diego
Cutt
Chattanooga
Pillow
Columbia, Tenn
E. T. Hallingaworth
Gadsden
Ala
Salaries In Proportion To Ability-Capital Easier To Get Than Brains
J. B. Cleveland argues high salaries reflect input and ability in piano sales. He notes Georgia firms compete on price with a one price system, justifies salaries for top brainpower, and stresses that service is included in price. He cites a rival ad pricing $500 yet selling at $430. He claims Cleveland Morning Piano Co offers lower prices with full service and emphasizes value, quality, and maximum ability from paid staff.
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Georgia
Mr. Holmes
South
Mr. Holmen
Atlanta
Mnea
Player Pianos
Cleveland Morning Piano Company
North Pryor Street
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