Old Clothes Woman to Attend Missionary Council
Mrs J H R Sanbrough of Spartanburg is among the most prominent workers of the Woman's Missionary Council. She has led the supplies department for 21 years, sending clothing and goods to ministers and families in hard situations, with gifts valued at $404,958. The department now includes council-owned institutions both at home and abroad. Mrs Yarbrough, daughter of the late Dr J R B McFerrin, will report on her work April 14 at the First Methodist Church.
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J H R Sanbrough
Spartanburg
Womans Missionary
Mes Yarbroughs
Mraarbrough Ia
J RB McFerrin
Home Mission Board
Trinity Church
Atlanta
Yarbrough
Tata
Sam Jones
Jarbrough
First Methodist Church
Council of Missionary Workers Methodist Church South
Fo L Gilson
Kansas City
Rob MacDowell
Shville
Mabel Head
T H Yarbrough
Sparta
Jobo
Raleigh
Fook Boss
Nashville
Jof Grubbs
Winchester
Mabel Howell
Mins
eteNe Haskin
Nat G Rollins
Texas
Lee Britt
Virginia
C M Hawkins
St Louis
Belle Bennett
Kentucky
Tuke Johnson
John McEachern
Miss Connally and Bridge Luncheon Courtesies
Social notes detail Miss Connally and Mrs Woo Timmeuns hosting a luncheon with bridal themed place cards, tulip bows, and guests at two round tables. Also includes Miss Dodson of Northlake and Miss Sarah Talimer among attendees at Bets Miss Lilian Mitchell event.
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Miss Connally
Woo
Dodson
Nortalk SaooMre 7
Starrs of
Dee Vary
Misa Sarah Talimer
Bets
Lilian Mitchell
Mea Tam
Mics
Iwyn Clarke
Oldz
Sthirlea Avenue
Misa Sunn
Hong Yelinw
Anc
Misa Paits
JP Korkpatrick
Thomas Gwans
Kosyth
Night of dinners and events around East Lake gatherings
A roundup of social happenings includes a formal dinner party at Lafayette Drive honoring Mrs A and Mrs T J Tilson with Japanese-influenced centerpieces and electric raindrop umbrellas, a driving club dinner dance at Piedmont, and a French alliance segment featuring a one act play Once Upon a Time. Also listed are cake sales, a Zionist society meeting, and a choir rehearsal plan at Phillipa & Crews.
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Alliance Francaise
French Alliance
Mime Slater
Andre Rivoire
Ita
la Comedie Francaise
A Redding
Lafayette Drive
T J Tilson
New Haven Conn
W J Tiluon
East Lake
Japan
Redding
T J Tileon
W J Tilaon
Charles Kunnally
T Ho McCrea
H Clay Moore
Et. A Redding
Paul Johnson
M Toim
Phillipa & Crews
W .Watters
Social items from Calhoun and visiting guests list
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Calhoun named Louie Phinigs honors her maternal grandmother. Augusta visitors Mrs Hinton J Baker and Mrs Gus Goodman from Baltimore host and relatives in College Park and Washington Street. Anna Lou Mardi and Lois Mardi of Leno visit aunt Mrs A G Couch in College Park. Numerous couples travel for opera week with guests from New York Baltimore Indianapolis Charleston and Atlanta. Representatives from North Carolina and Atlanta prepare for tuberculosis program events.
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Andrew Calhoun
Louie Phinigs
AW Galhoun
Thomas P Hinman
West Pehctros Street
Renfinea
Hinton J Baker
Augusta
J B Robinson
Gus Goodman
Baltimore
Gus Hoffman
Washington Street
Lois
Annie Lou Mardi
Leno
A G Couch
College Park
Ava Scott Toda
Jeff
Savannah
Philadelphia
Air
Jack Hirsch
Arthur Wei
Saran An
Armand Kemper
Kemper
Sarah Latimer
Belton, S
Frances Connall
OW Burr
New York
Burr
Public School Meet Held At Ponce de Leon Today
The public school athletic league schedules its annual meet at Ponce de Leon today beginning at 9 o clock on April 15. The event will feature the league day exrinane at the Ponce de Leon site with participation from local schools and athletes.
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Public School Athletic League
Ponce de Leon
Par
Mrs Chas Dowman to solo at Sunday organ recital
Mrs Chas Dowman will be the soloist at the Sunday afternoon organ recital at the Auditorium with Charles A Sheron Jr in attendance. She will perform the Grieg concerto with Bissida Bartholomew as second pianist and has trained at Goucher College and the Peabody Institute.
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Chas.Dowman
Charles Dowman
Charles A. Sheron, Jr
Grieg
Bissida Bartholomew
Dowmen
Aines
Caroline Westmoreland
Evelyn Jackson
Alfredo Baril
Atlanta
Goucher College
Baltimore
Quiet Zone enforced near city hospitals police warn
Chief Mayo announces strict enforcement of noise curbs around hospitals and sanatoriums. Officers will arrest anyone disregarding Quiet Zone signs and creating unnecessary noise from drivers, peddlers, newspaper boys, city trucks, or empty wagons near medical facilities.
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Mayo
Playground teachers form association and elect officers
On Friday a special meeting in City Hall announced a sixty member playground association. Officers elected include F K Tibbets as President Loudie Holland as Secretary and Whitney as Treasurer. Grounds were assigned directors and workouts begin June 12 for ten weeks with first aid instruction and plans to host the National Playground Association convention.
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Council Chamber
F_K Tibbets
F KK Tibbets
Loudie Holland
Mr. Whitney
Tibbets
Association
National Playground Association
Macon
Brinbine Playground
Misa Lora Pines
Grant Park
Emma Hill
Pino Hill
Mia ML
Whitney
Fere de Jeon
Misa Loudie Holland
Rolttddes Park
Misas
Ruth Wee
Ponce de Teun
Harris speaks to Athens business leaders and students
William J Harris federal trade commissioner addressed the Georgia University School of Commerce and the Athens Chamber of Commerce in Athens on April 7. His practical talk urged young Georgians to prepare for larger roles in the business world.
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Athens Ga
William J Harris
Georgia University School of Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Seaboard Plans Double Capacity at Howell Station
Seaboard Air Line aims to double capacity at Howell Station with shop enlargements and added trackage costing about 160000 dollars. Management seeks bids for 100000 dollars of work now and expects 60000 dollars more soon, reflecting major yard improvements.
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Howell Station
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Everey
Railroad Y M C A Holding Old Fashioned Gospel Meeting
The Railroad Young Mens Christian Association will hold a gospel meeting at rooms 315 West Alabama Street Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. A practical Bible lesson will be given by the general secretary and other helpful features will be introduced. Everybody will help in singing and a good time is assured. The glad hand will be extended to all men.
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Railroad
Young Mens Christian Appeciation
West Alabama Street
Sundey
Auto Parking Signs Must Be Observed In Front Of Walton St Shops
City officers and Judge Johnson address auto owners who block sidewalks or ignore “Please do not park here” signs in front of Walton Street stores from Peachtree to Forsyth. City Attorney J I Mayson states merchants may seek police action if owners refuse to move, potentially securing convictions in police court.
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Walton Street
Peachtree
Forsyth
Constitution
J I. Mayson
Wal Mayo
Bis
J. Mayson
Johnson
Cable Piano Company
Ainsworth to Speak at YMCA Cornerstone Ceremonies in Athens
Dr Ainsworth, of Ma son, has accepted an invitation to deliver the address of the day on April 11 in Athens. The cornerstone will be laid for the new 175000 dollar YMCA building. He spoke at the banquet four years ago when the movement began.
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Dr. Ainsworth
Y. M.C.A
Athens
Imperial P— Fey
Ainsworth Ddd
Mason
Pig and Canning Clubs Strong in De Kalb
Jnok Green, chair of the De Kalb County Fair committee under Decatur Board of Trade, began four months ago to promote a countywide pig club. Al Green reports over 100 boys have agreed to raise a pig this year, with H S Hunter and others aiding. The county corn and girls canning clubs are also being strengthened to boost overall 4H-style youth agricultural clubs.
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Jnok Green
DeKalb
Hunter
Vrurcel Ie
Girls Canning Club
Bers Corn Club
Dekalb County
Pix
Tableau Presented by Y M C A Friday
The Y M C A hosted a large Friday gathering drawing crowds from 3 PM to 10 PM with a tableua by ladies auxiliaries and a Around the World booth exhibit. Twelve countries were represented across twelve booths, each presided over by four girls in national costumes. A supper was served at 6 PM for a nominal charge, and the tableau was staged in the building's second floor assembly hall.
Close to Native animal pictures at the Grand theater
Dr John W. Ruskin presents wild animal pictures at the Grand theater for the last time next Monday and Tuesday. He recently returned to Atlanta from Athens after four days showing his work and delivering lectures on Strange Natives I Have Met about the Inuit and Central African peoples.
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John W. Ruskin
Grand Theater
Tueadason Ruskin
Atlanta
Athens
Lie
Central Africa
Tech High School
Cox College
College Night Sponsor Vote Attracts Atlanta Attendance
Frank Dennis, Tech Glee club business manager, reports voting surged after secrecy assurance. Ballots now collected at four downtown stations Nunnallys, Cones Drug Stores, and Tech YMCA. The top vote getter will win College Night Sponsor honors with prize box seat and donations from local businesses. Debates from Atlanta colleges to precede event at the Atlanta theater on April 15.
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Frank Dennis
The
Tech Glee Club
Flanawer
Dennis
Tech YM
Nunnally
Peachtree Street
Nunnallys
Peachtree Cones Drug Store
Waltewall Tech Ymca
Tech School
Tech Glee and Mandolin Club
Atlanta
Decatur’s New School Narrow Escape and Express Office Robbery
An attempted arson aimed at burying Decatur’s new twenty thousand dollar school and robbing the Southern DxXpress office to the tune of one hundred forty two dollars occurred late Thursday night or Friday morning. Firemen found the building burned on all sides with oil traces suggesting arson. Investigators suspect the cash drawer at the express office was rifled after agent Leon ONval left for home for supper. A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of the burglars and attackers.
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von Dalg
Southern DxXpress Company
Express Company
Leon Onval
Decatur
Mrs Walter Love Dies in Chattanooga Home
Mrs Calhoun and relatives report the death of Mrs Walter Love of Chattanooga at her home yesterday morning. She was a beloved local matron known as Wise Kate Triggs and frequent visitor to the city.
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Walter Love
Chattanooga
Andrew Calhoun
Calhoun
Walter ‘Love
Americus May Get New Road Tapping A B A Railway
Americus on April 7. The last spikes are being driven in the trestle over the Flint river bringing a new railroad into Sumter county. Built by Georgia Lumber, the line runs from Games on the A B A railroad in Dooly county to a point four miles west of the river in Sumter. The project aims to provide timber outlet and may extend into Americus if locals back the plan. A Americus committee surveyed the bridge site and met with lumber company officials to discuss terms.
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Americus
Flint River
Sumter County
Games
Dooly County
Georgia Lumber Company
Americag
Americcas
Praise From Minister's Wife on Cardui Cure
Mrs Joseph Fry wife of a pastor writes from Warneeville North Carolina about her severe illness after a cyphoid fever relapse. She credits Cardui with restoring her health enabling sleep and recovery, returning to church and studies at Trinity College. She lauds Cardui's merit and recommends it sincerely.
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Warneeville NC
Joseph Fry
Western
Adea
Trinity of Lege
Fry
Cardus
Indy
Oard
Cardu
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Virginia Ireland
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J Carey
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Charleston
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Smythe
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Charles Imerson Cook
City
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Florida
Peabody Institute
Hmanual Wad
Birmingham
Ala
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MacDowell Club
W. J. Harris
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