Fatinee Party Hosts Social Evening at Seaside Home
Mrs Frederick Gore entertained a social fete with Miss Dorothy Wilhelm as bride-elect. Guests included numerous club members and local residents, with music, dances, a concert, and decorations throughout the mansion. Invitations urged attendance for the onlookers and celebrants as the event continued into late hours.
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Meetings planned in Temple and area churches this week
Local denominations announce joint services and monthly meetings across Temple area churches including Stone Mountain union and Baptist treasurers. Citizens are invited to attend at various venues on Sunday and amid upcoming district activities, with programs featuring speakers, music, and youth events.
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Stone Mountain
Baptist Treera
Social items from New Orleans front page
The Daily States reports on social events across cities including May Rice of Atlanta and Carola Sykes Hamilton of Columbus as sponsor and maid of honor respectively at a Tennessee Confederate Veterans reunion. The item mentions weddings, births, and society visits, with multiple local figures listed attending gatherings and planning ceremonies in Georgia, Alabama, and nearby areas.
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New Orleana
Miss May Rice
Atlanta
Carola Sykes Hamilton
Columbus
Aiss
Miss Hamilton
Gaming Army of ‘Tennessee
Confederate “Veterans Reunion
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Bmround
Jones
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New Vols
Motion Picture Film To Be Made Of Parade
The Brooks Co and Industrial Cut plan a parade film as part of the second annual industrial show in a southern city. Automobiles and parade floats will appear, with expectations of Ford and American** participation. The event, under the Geot aM Chamber, aims to feature a large display of motion picture footage and diversified farm showcases.
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Geot Am Chamber Ff Comin Co
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Hereford
Bible Class Workers Hold Meeting Sunday
A special conference of adult Bible class workers in Atlanta is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The event is under the Georgia Sunday School Association and the Alabama Executive Conference, with Mr. Bennes of Chicago as superintendent of the International Sunday School Association presiding.
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Tabernacle Choir Plans Concert Feature Golden Legend
The Baptist Tabernacle Choir prepares a concert with the Golden Legend as the centerpiece. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jacob G White and the Inner Circle of supporters as preparations launch a defensive membership drive.
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Alda to Sing Carmen in Atlanta This Year
Madame Alda, famed Atlanta opera favorite, will perform in Carmen as Micaela in a single Atlanta appearance this season. Critics note her beauty, voice, and career from Australia to the Metropolitan Opera, with ongoing debate over limited appearances.
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Bankruptcy Practice Expands Says Porter in Lecture
Porter, a noted bankruptcy lawyer, told law students that bankruptcy practice has surged in Australia and will likely keep rising after the 1895 federal act. He linked gains to hard times and urged students to prepare for this growing field as a lasting specialty.
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Dixie Court Organized by Mrs Anna Shipman
The Line Co of the order of Apiranth was organized at Winecaff hotel by Mrs Antu Moshiyenw of Last Orange. The supreme royal leader conferred degrees on charter members. the order includes wives and daughters of Mogens with thousands of members across several U S states. Mrs Wo B Cummings hosts as guest with the wife of the chief of the free department.
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Cadillac Lecture Series Held By Mr Stophins
Impehvah special arrangements announced for a series of four lectures by Mr Stophins on the famous cylinder Cadillac. The talks, highly anticipated by automobile enthusiasts, will be delivered at the Athinta Cadiline showrooms, 28 Pot bie street, with travel miles to view. Tom Rordmindon will be charged a fee and the public is invited.
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Caellege Planned by Christian Church Charter Requested
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a petition and charter request for a college planned by a Christian church. Names and places are garbled. the core idea is church coordinated higher education expansion seeking charter approval and institutional setup steps. A secretary and association figures appear in fragmented form.
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College Girls Attend School of Instruction Held by Health Board
Clumsy OCR text notes a School of Instruction for college girls organized by a Health Board. The fragment mentions age, school, and state health act references, but details are garbled. The readable items suggest an official session or training event under medical auspices with unclear objectives.
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Entertainment at Home Night Schggl Event Review
A home night program at West Hees featured performances by Ehus and Taye with aims to entertain city residents. Attendees included Miss Minty and Miss Das Mathinson as part of a school children’s showcase while the Wesley House received praise for its role.
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Das Mathinson
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Havier
Wesley House
Ious
Council Acts on Jitney Bus Ordinance Today
City council meets in a special session to consider an ordinance creating a jitney bus system. Officials expect quick passage and note the measure could be amended as conditions demand.
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Igreciom
Aegn Janon
Jitmey Buss
Atlanta
Ordmine
Amd
Down
Sain Mapabers
Damage suit against company denied in court filing
Ansperme the suit for 10400 damages is denied by the company. The filing states misrepresentation and that Miss Powell rents property at Athens and Oil avenues where she alleges she was thrown from a street car as the motorman allegedly teased her while she lay on the ground. The company adds Powell’s suit is absurd.
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Lowell
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Athens
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Uncle Andy Declines Civic Forum Vice Presidency
Uncle Andy Stewart Fulton county civic dorm leader declines the vice presidency of the Civic Forum. He has long backed his branch and opposed its aim to abolish the criminal court, prompting his decision to step down from the role.
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Civic Forum
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Tnule
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Andy Stewatt
Ttis
Charter Granted to Hogansville Bank
The third state bank charter to be issued by Secretary of State within a week was granted Thursday to the Planters Bank of Moganeville in Froop vounts with capitalized $2500. Incorporators are C Brultt of TapeS Rear, Jentans HL B North, and 2 Deivels of Hogansville.
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Planters Bank
Moganeville
Froop
Hogans Ville
Artillery Pageant Enacted On Viaduct In Atlanta
Hundreds of Allentans gathered on Washington Street to witness Georgia National Guard artillery rehearsing on the viaduct for a stage pageant at the Atlanta theater next week. The show will raise funds for the battery’s trip to San Francisco for the exposition, under Captain F M Hitde and Lt M Wyeayirs. Musicians and singers will perform as the unit drills, with a Piedmont Park practice earlier in the day.
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Charities Conference Delegates Are Named
Governor Sliton appointed delegates to the forty second annual meetings of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections to be held in Baltimore in May. The list includes professors, judges, and officials from Georgia, Virginia, and nearby states, with numerous named attendees such as Dr LSM Jones, Professor Woocanis Cave Spring, and Judge TL Sten.
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J C Barlars Tale Of Baby Billy Explained
J C Barlars narrative centers on a disturbing infant tale recounted to detective Ros sel. The witness asserts knowledge of the infant’s case and the related alleged wrongdoing, suggesting a crime or grave neglect occurred at a residence on Second Avenue.
Secret wedding kept six months by Atlanta couple
Report notes the marriage of Graves Ji of Atlanta to Lona Hann in a Tejeorwalle ceremony six months ago. The couple, who have lived in Atlantic for three years, reportedly wed after Graves accepted a position in Jacksonville with Riverside Flestrin.
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Te Jeorwalle
Mas Lona Hann
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Flestrin
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Albany Voters Approve $80,000 Bond Issue
Albany Georgia residents approve an $80,000 bond plan funding a $40,600 municipal auditorium on city property and a $40,000 new grammar school in the northern area. Officials report more than four fifths of registered voters favored the measures.
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