Inman Park Students Club Meeting at Mrs Aliser Home
The Inman Park Students club will meet this morning at 10 30 o clock at the home of Mrs Aliser 26 DeKalb avenue Atlanta chapter No 37 Order of Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting this Friday evening at o clock sharp in the library room of the Masonic temple There will be no initiation at this meeting and all candidates are requested to be present on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at a Special meeting for initiation Mrs NonnIe Heame Secretary
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Inman Park
Aliser
DeKalb Avenue
Atlanta
Order of Eastern Star
Hbrary
Masonic Temple
Nonnie Heame
Social items from a regional social column
Mr and Mrs Robert R Wood will take possession of their new home on Thirteenth street mid Monday. Mr and Mrs C A Wood have returned from Augusta where they spent winter at Hampton Terrace and are at the Georgian Terrace. Miss Isabel Garrard of Columbus is guest of Miss Ruth Hull and Mrs Herbert Manson. Mr and Mrs Cameron Burnside of Paris France are visiting Mrs Virginius Hitt. Mrs Burnside was formerly Miss Emma Young. Mrs Lucile Hitt. Mrs John Probosce will leave today to spend two weeks in New York. Mr and Mrs T Cleveland Mason of Rome announce the birth of a son on Wednesday April Aus Mason was formerly Miss Emma Young. Mr and Mrs K Warren Granade announce the birth of a son Monday night at their home 11 East North avenue. Mr and Mrs 4 D Coles left Wednesday for New York, sailing from there Saturday for Liverpool. They will spend several weeks in Continent and return home in June. Mr and Mrs Charles Winship and Miss Enda Winship will leave soon for a visit to friends in Texas. Mrs Ellen Roper and Mrs H Hearn have returned from South Georgia where they have been for a month.
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Robert R. Wood
Thirteenth Street
C. A. Wood
Augusta
Hampton Terrace
Georgian Terrace
Isabel Garrard
Columbus
Ruth Hull
Herbert Manson
Cameron Burnside
Paris
France
Virginius Hitt
Burnside
Mes
Lucile Hitt
John Probosce
New York
Mgr
T. Cleveland Mason
Rome
Aus
Mason
Emma Young
K. Warren Granade
East North Avenue
P. Coles
Liverpooos
Wolffungen Concert Promises Noted Talent Tuesday
Tickets on sale at Cable hall for the Wolffungen concert at Baptist Tabernacle Tuesday night featuring De Cortes Wolffungen with Madame Carthew Vorstunn Alexander Von Sxibinaky violinist and Mildred Harrison pianist. Hosted by Atlanta Woman's club music committee led by Mrs. William Lawson Peel. Admission 30 cents.
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Cable Hall
de Cortes
Wolffungen
Carthew Vorstunn
Alexander von Sxibinaky
Mildred Harrison
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta Woman's Club
William
Lawson Peel
Dr Griggs Delivers Sociology Lectures at Girls High
A second group of lectures in the alumnae Course of sociology at the Girls High School will be given next week by Dr Howard Griggs in Browning Hall. Topics include What Is Progress and The Social Idea in Modern Civilization with sessions Monday and Tuesday afternoons at 4 o clock.
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Howard Howard Griggs
Browning Hall
116 New Members in YWCA Campaign on Thursday
The Youre Womens Christian association announced 116 new members from a Thursday campaign led by Mrs. Joseph Broughton. Top junior captains were Mrs. James Jackson with 26 and Miss Dallas Dumas with 14, while renewals not counted as new. The list of initial hundred enrollees includes numerous named members such as Mrs. Joseph Broughton and Miss Dallas Dumas, reflecting strong local participation.
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Youre Women's Christian Asseliation
Joseph Broughton
James Jackson
Miss Dallas Dumas
A. C. Briscoe
Creagh Briscoe
AC. Evins
Lilian Gavulng
A SL Smith
Herbert Wises
H.C. Little
O. Wilkerson
F.C
Sale of Opera Seats Sparks Record Interest in Atlanta
The sale of individual opera seats began this week at Cable Piano and Phillips & Crew stores with unprecedented demand from locals and out of town. Seats will be sold until the first performance, then at the Auditorium Sendarsville. Ernest Grubbs, reported dead after a Davisboro stabbing, survived after hours of medical care and lies critical but improving at a hospital.
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Ernest Grubbs
Sandersville
Atlanta
Cable Piano Company
Phillips & Crew Company
Georgia
Sendarsville
Davisboro
Philip Goodrich
Wilson and family off to Hot Springs
President Wilson leaves Washington at 12 10 am for White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for a three day health trip for Mrs Wilson. The party includes Misses Margaret and Eleanor Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre with Secretary McAdoo unable to accompany due to work. The trip by private car on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway aims for White Sulphur Springs arriving early tomorrow.
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Washington
Wilson
White, Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Margaret and
Eleanor Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
Cary T. Grayson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
White Sulphur Springs
Rough, Wrinkled Skin Care With Mercury Wax
April winds and dust can worsen rough freckled skin. Do not conceal defects with paint or powder. Use ordinary mercurized wax nightly to gradually improve the surface and reveal clear, youthful skin. Wash off in the morning. consult a druggist for one ounce.
LaGrange to Have Pretty City Park
LaGrange, Ga, April 8. Negotiations are under way to open an up-to-date city park on M. F. McLendon property two miles northwest of the city. The site features two ponds, a rock-bottom spring, swings and other attractions. Several thousand dollars will be spent on improvements including a small menagerie, alleys, skating rink and drinking facilities.
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LaGrange
M. F. McLendon
Grogan Named Chief Statistician by Census Director
S M Grogan of Elberton Gay named chief statistician of cities by William J Harris director of the census. Grogan has years of government service and praises the accounting system used by Goldsmith in a letter to Comptroller Galdemiths office. He also commends Harris for his work as director of the census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke M. Grogan
Elberton, Gay
William J. Harris
Grogan
Galdemith
Goldsmith
W. J. Harris
Prosecutors Cite Ice Cream and Oyster Dealers in State Case
About twenty ice cream and oyster dealers appear before Commissioner James D. Price to answer charges under state pure food laws. The case alleges ice cream fails butterfat standards and oysters are watered, risking prosecution.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
James D. Price
Calse
Chamber of Commerce Urges Militia Support in Atlanta
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce writes to Atlanta employers asking cooperation to enroll employees in the militia. It states maintaining the Fifth regiment is vital to local business interests and the city’s well being.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Mrs. Lucinda Little Dies in Commerce at 40
Mrs. Lucinda Little aged 40 died last night at her grandson Claude Little s home in Commerce Ga She was mother to Captain T A Little ex major and Colonel H Little of Carneaville She leaves more than a hundred living descendants Interment at Hebrew Church tomorrow afternoon.
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Commerce
Lucinda Little
Claude Little
T. A. Little
H. Little
Carneaville
Hebrew Church
Monument at place of Lee's surrender
A proposed peace monument to honor both sides at Appomattox was announced by Major General George B. Davis at a Kit Carson post meeting. The 49th anniversary of Grant and Lee meeting there was noted as the moment two great armies laid down arms and embraced peace.
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Washington
Lee
Appomattox
George B. Tavis
Kit Carson
Grant
Appomattox Court House
Davis
Pardon of President at Last Given to Woman
Frances Brown widely pardoned after a lengthy search that extended through Virginia West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio. Federal officers delivered the pardon granted by President Wilson three months ago while Frances Brown stood with her two brothers J H Mooney and Alfred Mooney. The pension law violation conviction led to the pardon due to their ages, over 70.
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Carleston
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Frances Brown
Wilson
J. H
Alfred Mooney
Kaplowitz Kidnapping Case Involving Russian Tailor
George Kaplowitz, a young Russian tailor earning 326 a week, is wanted after he abducted his 2 year old child from the home of his brother in law A Janko on Wednesday morning. Janko says he will take special steps to recover the child as Kaplowitz, previously well supplied with money, remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaplowitz
A. Janko
Mr. Janko
I. Kaplowitz
Ehita
Women Aid Campaign Opens for Grady Hospital Bond
Campaign headquarters opened in room 402 of Atlanta Chamber of Commerce building to support the May vote on the Grady hospital bond issue. Bishop C K Nelson presided over a meeting announcing daily headquarters, a secretary, stenographer, and expanded publicity committee of ten led by R E Foreman. Ward committees will form a central body to direct the Greater Grady effort with active participation from notable Atlanta figures.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Citizens’ Committee
Chamber
Ivan E. Allen
Fielder & Allen
New Quarters
C. K. Nelson
Atlanta
R. £. Foreman
Charles 3. Northen
A.B. Colcord
Wilmer J. Moore
W. H. Kriegshaber
Jerome Jones
J. K. Orr
Ivan B. Allen
A. 8. Adama
Isaac Schane
Central Campaign Committee
Greater
Grady
Atlanta Women to Aid in Hospital Bond Campaign
Atlanta citizens’ committee announces plans to recruit women from clubs to assist in securing better hospital facilities. Volunteers offered services, letters and postal cards will be sent citywide to gauge sentiment on the hospital bond issue. Organization for a Greater Grady solidifies as headquarters prepare to mobilize Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Club
Grady
Judge Broyles Speaks at Georgia Ave Church
Judge Broyles will address the People of Grant Park section at Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church corner of Grant and Georgia Avenue Sunday evening at 4 o clock. The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor hosts the event and invites all. the subject is Pitfalls on Sites Highway. The society asks other city societies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash HR. Broyles
Grant Park
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Grant and
Georgia Avenue
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Health officers meet in Atlanta on Tuesday
Health officers from state, county, and municipal associations will gather next Tuesday in Atlanta for the State County and Municipal Health Officers association meeting. Mayor Woodward will deliver the welcome address, with several health experts also speaking. The program closes with a barbecue at Battle Hill sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woodward
Batle Hill Sanajtorium
Job in Indian Service Opens Competitive Exam
Secretary Hare in the fifth district announces a competitive examination to be held at his offices in the Atlanta federal building on Wednesday May 6. The aim is to secure an engineer and carpenter for assignment to the Fohdtchi boarding Navajo Agency in the Indian service in Arizona. Applicants must be 20 to 50 years old and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Service
Hare
Atlanta Federal Building
Fohdtchi
Navajo Agency
Arizona
Mayor predicts start for plaza next year
Mayor Woodward told the Atlanta Ad Bien that work on the proposed plaza would begin within a year, urging Uptown beautification and pledging city pride. Architect Haralson Bleckley outlined plans with stereopticon views and urged Ad Men to back legislation granting base ment rights over tracks to secure the plaza. The Ad Men adopted a resolution of strong support and appointed a committee to oversee the project. Frank Calloway urged cooperation to boost attendance for the Atlanta vs Nashville opening game at Ponce de Leon park, with a committee formed to aid advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Atlanta
Ansley Hote
Haralson Bleckley
Mr. Bleckley
South
Bleckley
Ad Men
H. G. Hastings
J. D.kearney
W. F._Parkhurst
WG. Peebles
W. H.smith
Frank Calloway
Atlanta Baseball Association
Oli
Nashville
Ponce de Leon Park West
Julian Boehm
J. C. Stanford
George H. Patiss
Cake Davis
Fred Hoyt
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New England
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Ise'bell
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Decatur
Flood Marines
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Sorietta St
West End
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Gordon St
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Gomien and Lee Sts
East End
Storante Guy
Auburn and
Boiler
Imment Park Pharmacs
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Kimball's
Sonth Bousieyvare
North Side
R. G. Dunweeds
Mme
Tripod Paint CO
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Myrtle Brown
Meredith Collier
J. A. Wingo
Marion Woodward
Pettigrew
Lo D. Rogers
Stephens Hook
Starrison
Anise Annie McNally
Emma Roberts
Alfrida Bigelow
W. J. Wingo
F. Phinizy Calton
Frank Boland
Brune A. Walter
Sire
Julia O'Keefe Nelson
Aliss Frances May Davis
Lora Cunningham
Bre Betzner
Hattie E. Wise
Ina Cone
Kathryn Crabbe
Susan L. Davis
Henry Tanner
O. D. Gorman
Philip Weltner
CV. Abies
W. T. Gentry
Georgia Shepard
R. C. Fotley
Guy =z. King
TY. DeLoach
Katherine, Wooten
Ben D. Watkins
C. H. Candler
J. H. Porter
R. J. Guinn
George Ittner
C. McGehee
P. A. Methvin
John Zuber
T. K. Gienn
Jona A. Sawer
Hot Springs
Myue
N. A. Bass
Phillips & Co
Buchanan
American Investment and Loan Company
Talcum Poff Company
Hisars and Ranefadereras
Tango
Atanta
S. M. Grogan
Chamber OF Commerce
Kaplowitz
Judge Broyles
Georgia Ave
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