Honor at esper club dance and Boyd wedding guests
The esper club hosts honor guests at Hyperion next week with Mrs Ramey and Wilhelm Boyd among the attendees. Miss Dorothy Walhelm and Sir William James Boyd wed at St Luke's church at 10 20 this morning. A concert series in Piedmont proceeds to benefit the Vinting District with readings, operatic selections, and ticket sales at Cole Book and Whitehall Street. Ushers listed include Miss Josephine Mobley and others. tea dance planned at Drund Hills Golf Club.
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Wil
Hyperion
Vies Ramey
Wilhelm Boyd
Dorothy Walhelm
Sir William James Boyd
St Luke's Episcopa Church
Ransom Wright
la Laala Orchestra
Vic Bola
Carmen
Jon
Vorstaun
Air Wardwell
Flewee
Frank
la Leala Orchestra
Aretrohs Ace Ny Card
Mey
Lorstaun Micaelas
Air
Louin Voeckel
la Leute
Furale
Ea Leaia Orchestral
Viet Ola
Walter Mo
Stanley
Josephine Mobley
Louise Brovies
Jessie McKee
Nellia Mood Riches
Dorothy Harmon
Womans Guild Meeting At St Lukes Church Briefed
The regular monthly meeting of the Womans guild of St Lukes church will be held Friday morning at 11 o’clock in the usual place.
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Womans Guild of St Lukes Church
Social items from Blacksville wedding and local visits
Dr Dessie of Blacksville visited the city for the Jones Bubose wedding. Mr and Mrs Rex Dorsey will spend the weekend with Dr and Mr B H Yow at Lavonia. Ruth Belk of Brenau college and Theodonia Andrews of Weaseyan college will attend the Whitlim Boyd wedding. Dr and Mrs Choman Y Hinmah return Sunday from Florida. Ira Edward Moore and Edna Horne have come home after ten days at Indian Springs. Mrs Harvie Jordan returns to her Monticello country home after several city days.
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Dessie
Blacksville Town
Vira Rex Dorsey
B H Yow
Lavonia
Ruth Belk
Brenau College
Theodonia Andrews
Weaseyan College
Rse
Boyd
Mra Choman Y Hinmah
Florida
Ira Edward Moore
Wiss
Edna Horne
Indian Springs
Harvie Jordan
Monticellc
Altar
City
Monument to Sidney Lanier to be unveiled at Piedmont Park
Atlanta residents are invited to Piedmont Park at 3:30 p.m. for the dedication of a Sidney Lanier monument. Erected under Mrs Alvingston Mims will, it cost 2500 dollars, and will be handed to the city by Robert F Maddow. Mayor James G Woodward and park board member Ben Lee Crew will accept on behalf of the city and park board, with Ben Lee Crew unveiling the monument. Governor Slaton will deliver an address.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Sidney Lanier
Alvingston Mims
Robert F Maddow
James G Woodward
Park Board
Ben Lee Crew
Slaton Yill
Damier
Mrs William Yeandle Dies After Sudden Heart Failure
Mrs William Yeandle died Thursday night from heart failure at her home 2 Capitol avenue. She leaves husband William Sharveandle and sons William Yeandle Jr and Stephen Yeandle, plus sisters Emily Stafford Lloyd Clarke Thomas Curtis and Nelle Nevin. Funeral to be held Sunday at Chill Cathedral. She was a past regent of Piedmont Continental chapter DAR.
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William Sharveandle
Promagne
Ted
Yeandle
Ormewood Park
Hesband
Yeandle Jr
Mexico City
Stephen S Yeandle
Neutenant
United States Navy
Emily Stafford
Lloyd Clarke
Point Pleasant
Fuomas Curtis
Providence RT
Peach Crop Reports After March Freeze Across States
Washington reports show no material damage to peach crops in South Carolina Georgia and Alabama since the March 22 freeze. Earlier from 50 to 60 percent was killed in the three states, with 19 percent in frost-free districts. Districts like Cornella Aduliaville Woodbury Thomaston Warm Springs and Thomasville in Georgia show varying damage. Leesville Morse and Batesville in South Carolina report 40 to 50 percent left, while Byron Ga and Peachburg Ala show 40 percent, and Fort Valley and Masshallville Ga report 40 percent remaining.
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Washington
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Department of Agriculture
Cornella Aduliaville
Woodbury
Thomaston
Warm Springs
Thomasville
Convict Dodson Escapes from Roseland Camp
Will Dodson, a 30 year old Black convict given a twelve month Fulton county sentence, escaped from Roseland camp last night and was at large at daybreak. Warden Girardeau and Night Chief of Police Lent notified city officers to locate him. Dodson is about 6 feet tall, 147 pounds, dark skinned, with facial scars including a 24 mm mark on his cheek and a scar on his nose bridge, plus scars on his left eyebrow and back of his right hand.
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Will Dodaon
Fulton County
Roseland
Girardeau Neutred
Atlanta
Dodson Jn
Solemn High Mass at Atlanta Federal Prison Chapel
A solemn high mass with deacon sub deacon and full choir will be celebrated at the chapel of the Atlanta federal prison Sunday morning for the first time in the prison's history. Father J Hickey will officiate.
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Federal Prison
Atlanta
O Stock
J Hickey
Leaders of Labor Start Inspection
The committee condemned shocking conditions in a school building. They noted twenty seven negro children crowded in an upstairs hallway with a single window for ventilation and feared the risk if others used the same exit. The committee will report results to the organizations.
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Thia
Ordinary's Place Sparks Hot Political Race
The pending city race draws in many figures as Manon Net Deckicd and Carlos Mason push support for Jim Friday while others like Marcellus Anderson and Enomas Beffries consider entries. E D Thomas appears unlikely to join amid business pressures and public calls.
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Manon Net Deckicd
Carlos Mason
Jag
Jim Friday
Marcellus Anderson
Nile
Enomas Beffries
Lowry Arnold
E D Thomas
Sam
Revival at the Old Tabernacle by New York evangelists
Mra Porter and Miss Anna Murphy, noted gospel singers from New York, arrive in Atlanta this afternoon to lead a two week revival at the Old Tabernacle. The revival follows a recent tabernacle closure and a regnal by Porter and Marshy with W Yarbrough organizing protracted services. Bishop W A Candler, recently recovered from illness, left for Washington to attend a conference amid prior grippe and pneumonia symptoms as Emory College replaces its college of Women’s arts.
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Mra & C
W A Candler
Washington
Pufferins
Bishop Candler
Oxford
Emory University
Jogal Ntepa
Whian Symo
Y College
College of Woerni Arts
Two Children Vanish After Juvenile Court Involvement
Mary Coleman and her two young children Lula and a son vanished from Atlanta during a juvenile court case. Authorities tracked Mrs Coleman’s movements after she arrived at the terminal with a man named James Lucas. Local officials sought homes for the children while the case focused on the family’s legal residence amid a recent marriage.
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Mary Coleman
Lula
Itnerant Bexasie
Fecal Charitable
Atlanta
Nuieroun
Police Ad
Coleman
Ithael
Lucas
Death notices judge mourned by general council
The general council Friday took cognizance of the death of Judge.
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General Council
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