Dance at Segaldo's and Upcoming Social Events
Informal dance for younger set at Segaldo's tonight from 3 to 12 with Miss Lulan Viola Mosley as chaperone. Also notes a rummage sale by the Ladies' auxiliary to the O. R. C. at 60 Peters Street Saturday April 12, phone Main 4458-5. Additional social teas and bridge luncheons honor Miss Bess Wall and Miss Hortense Herrman with hosts including Miss Dorothy Cowles, Miss Julia Meador, Miss Ruth Corrigan, Mrs. Walter Smith, Miss Jo Park, and Mrs. Ed Pierce scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulan Viola Mosley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Peters Street
Bess Wall
Hortense Herrman
Eastman
Dorothy Cowles
Julia Meador
Ruth Corrigan
Walter Smith
Misa
Jo Park
Ed Pierce
Social round of visitors and host people at the Georgian Terrace
Savannah guest Mrs D A Byck stays with Mrs Werner Byck until opera week. Mobile visitor Miss Fendley Glass will visit Miss Bertha Wright. Mrs William H Snow departs for Norton Conn. Mr N M Daniel tours Chattanooga with Miss Ethel Daniel and Miss Ruth Pharr. Others arrive or depart: Horace B Leber returns north. Various guests from Jersey City Eastman Richmond and Chattanooga visit or travel via Atlanta venues. Dr M W W Manahan and Mrs Austell recovering. Augusta and Johns Hopkins trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Byck
Savannah
Kirs. Werner Byck
Georgian Terrace
Fendley Glass
Mobile
Mary Jeter
Bertha Wright
William H. Snow
John Raine
Hame
Norton, Conn
N. M. Daniel
Chattanooga
Ethel Daniel
Ruth Pharr
Horace B. Leber
Atlanta
Charles Brady
Jersey City
William Oslin
Young People's Missionary Society Monthly Meeting at St Pauls
The Young People's Missionary Society of St Pauls Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon April 13 in the music room. Everyone is invited to attend. The Atlanta Philosophical Society meets Sunday at 3:30 in Carnegie Library lecture room for general discussion on Intention. All interested are cordially welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society of
Atlanta Phological Society
Carnegie Libra T
Fourth National Made Federal Depository Designation
The Fourth National Bank is named active designated depository of the United States. Government funds will be deposited there and local banks can direct payments to the depository. Warrants and checks drawn on the treasurer may be paid by the depository, the Treasury, or sub-treasuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth National Bank
Institutir
United States
Washington
United States Or To A Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Sub-Treasuries
Shell
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
High School Girl Sues Atlanta For Damages
Miss Comitedell Garner a high school student sues the city of Atlanta for 5000 in superior court alleging injuries from falling into an open trench as she left home for school on May 27 1912. Through her father C E Garner as next friend the suit seeks damages for a sprained ankle that required crutches for six months and is claimed permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comitedell Garner
Oliver Street
Atlanta
Superior Courh
United States
C. E. Garner
Kennedy
J Harris Named Census Director
Washington April 11 W J Harris democratic state chairman of Georgia will be nominated by President Wilson to be director of the census replacing E Dana Durand. Many minor nominations including Seversland office appointments will go to the senate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. J. Harris
Georgia
Wilson
E. Dana Durand
Seversland
Senate
State Department
Great Britain
Walter Page
E of St. James
Annual Atlanta Baptist Training School Set for April
Atlanta Baptists and B Y P U workers anticipate the fourth annual session at First Baptist church from April 13 to 20. A strong faculty includes Dr. P E Burroughs of Nashville who will lecture daily and teach Old Testament history, Frank Leavell of Atlanta, Arthur Flake of Baldwyn, Miss., and George Andrews of Atlanta. Capitol Avenue union will host a business meeting Thursday and West End union a devotional Friday. Free lunch will be served each evening from 4 to 6:46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Baptist Training School
First Baptist Church
Dr. P. KE
Burroughs
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Leavell
Arthur Flake
Baldwyn
Miss
B. Y
P. U
George Andrews
Capitol Avenue Union
West End Union
Aymard and Howard Indicted on Friday
Indictments charging embezzlement and misappropriation of 27529.96 from Owner's Supply were returned against L. E. Aymard and Robert C. Howard, alleged organizers of the failed concern. Aymard is in debtor's court, Howard remains at large. bonds set at 7000 each. Indictments detail embezzlement of 2500, 18854.96, plus 1675 and 4500 for related acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Aymard
Robert C. Howard
Aymard
Montgomery
Ala
Howard
Odd Fellows Meeting Held at Carrollton Georgia
Carrollton Ga April 11 Special The twelfth division of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Georgia met here Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Officers elected were W A Abercrombie deputy grand master Dr Malone division secretary and E M Lyle chairman of relief committee. A public meeting at the courthouse followed with welcome by Mayor W H Shaw and remarks by W J Mullican James Holmes and others. Thursday sessions opened at 8 am with speeches by Holmes Gibson and Fullerton. Next gathering set for Douglasville in early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Georgia
W. A. Abercrombie
Draketown
Malone
E. M. Lyle
W. H. Shaw
Odd Fellows of
W. J. Mullican
Carroll County
James Holmes
Talapoosa
Gibson
Fullerton
Tallapoosa
Douglasville
University Club Elects New Members List of Names
The University Club announces election of new members including Tarleton Collier reporter at The Georgian and P E Goilenn secretary treasurer from Exposition Cotton Mills. Nonresident appointees include Dr J A Guinn physician Conyers Ga Frank B Wingham attorney Forsyth Ga and Judge Sohn T Allen Milledgeville Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Tarleton Collier
the Georgian
Alabama Polytechnical Institute
University of Chicago
P. E. Gqilenn
Exposltion Cotton Mills
A. B. Emory College
J. A. Guinn
Conyers
Atlanta Medical College
Frank B. Wingham
Forsyth
University of Georgia
Mercer University
Sohn T. Allen
Milledgeville
Atlanta Camera Club Organized On Tuesday
Formal organization of the Atlanta Camera club will be effected Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Carnegie Library where camera enthusiasts are invited to enroll. After the business meeting an exhibition of lantern slides from members' negatives will be shown. Symmes is temporary chairman and L. O. Surles is temporary secretary, with Lucy Wind gathering joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Camera Club
Carnegie Hibrary
Symmes
South Pryor Street
L. O. Surles
Hast Pimerect
Yucy
S. O. S. From Lightship Brings Revenue Cutter
Washington April 11 The revenue cutter Seminole located the Frying Pan Shoal wreck through an S O S signal after the ship had been blown off its course. The rescue operation followed distress calls as the Seminole moved to assist near the shoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Insurance Rule Bans Private Coverage for Parcels
Postmaster General Burleson issued an order prohibiting any insurance on parcel post packages unless the insurance is provided by the post office from which the package starts. The policy, effective with parcel post, bars outside insured labels and directs that only government insurance be accepted for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Parcel Post
Bergan
Post Offce Department
McKee
Miss Decker Refuses Help After Family Tragedy
Miss Maybelle C Decker of 126 Waverly Way faced the death of her mother and serious illness of her father Richard P Decker. Despite offers of aid, she declined, continuing to support her family by making and selling sandwiches to lunch stands and soda fountains for three years. Her father’s health worsened and the mother’s death occurred Thursday night. funeral held at Greenberg Bond’s chapel yesterday at 3 pm. The Decker family, of English origin, moved from Chicago to Atlanta for health reasons, and Miss Decker’s work helped sustain them during hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle C. Decker
Waverly Way
Idneas
Richard P. Decker
Hyr
Atlanta
Decker
New Traverse Jurors Drawn for U S Court
An extra panel of twelve federal traverse jurors was drawn to fill spring term vacancies. Names include Dantzler Atlanta NcCullough McCullough Ellsworth McDonough and Glover. Subpoenas direct reporting to Judge Newman in open court Monday morning April 14 for qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Traverse
United States Court
John Dean Steward
Newman
John & Dantzler
Atlanta
D. Nimrod McCullough
Neal E. Williams
Marietta
Aaron B. Coffey
Lithonia
James Tt. Dickey
Habersham King
Newnan
Charles J. Stanfield
Lovejoy
Theodore E. Atkinson
Philip M. Essig
William P Ellsworth
James PF. McCullough
McDonough
Henry W. B. Glover
Johnson
Dudge Newman
Splendid New School Going Up at Demorest
Demorest Georgia April 11 Special work on the new eight room school building is rapidly pushed forward. When completed it will be one of the finest school buildings in North Georgia. Demorest teachers and pupils have raised funds for equipment begun by Superintendent J C Rogers. Each school entertainment drew strong local support. The building will be ready for the fall term opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
North Georgia
J. C. Rogers
Women Missionary Conference Opens In Columbus Georgia
South Georgia Methodist women gather April 18 to 22 in Columbus for the Woman’s Missionary Conference. 100 to 200 delegates expected. Mrs George W Matthews presides. Dr W W Pinton and Mrs T B Patterson to speak. a Christian mission demonstration planned with white and black dress to symbolize heathen nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
South Georgia
Columbu
Woman's Missionary’ Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Matthews
Ritz- Béral
W.W. Pinton
Nashville
St. Luke Church
South
T. B. Patterson
Griffin
Dublin Chautauqua line up announced for homecoming festival
Dublin Ga April 11 Special The chautauqua program for the home-coming festival beginning in June and lasting ten days features speakers Dr Frederick A Cook Dr Thomas E Green and Senator Dix of Montana The varied program also includes musical features novelties and attractions plus a decorated automobile parade several baseball games and the crowning of the festival queen a contest to select the most popular and beautiful young lady will open in a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Thomas E. Green
Senator Dixon
Montana
New Members To Be Received At St Pauls Methediat Church
The pastor Dr B F Fraser will preach at 11 am Sunday for the reception of a large class of new members following last Sundays class of seventy. Dr Fraser credits a revival led by Dr H C Morrison and expects lasting spiritual power. At 7 30 pm Dr W P Lovejoy presiding elder will deliver the evening sermon. All Christian people are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methediat Church
B. F. Fraser
Fraser
H. C Morrison
Traffic Not Stopped by Flood Says Frisco Officials
Memphis office reports traffic through Memphis remains open and no expected damage. Frisco lines state they will accept all freight with possible delays. A levee breach at Wilson Arkansas will not affect operations but may aid freight movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Frisco Lines
Charles A. Forrest
Wilson
Ark
Guyton Church Donates 1741 to Flood Fund
Guyton Baptist church of the Middle association sent 17.41 to the flood sufferers fund. The contribution was received through EH BR Bernard auditor of the Georgia Baptist convention mission board. The fund total now stands at 8 741 53 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyton Baptist Church of the Middle Association
EH. BR Bernard
Mission Board
The
Georgia Baptist Convention
Memorial Day Parade to Feature Confederate Flags
Mrs W D Ellis president of the Ladies Memorial Association has bought 174 confederate flags for children in the April 26 exercises. Dr Charles Lee rector of St Paul s Episcopal Church in Macon will be orator of the day. Adjutant General Van Holt Nash marshal says the parade will be long and fine and start at 2 pm. Because Memorial day falls on Saturday the association will seek a half holiday for schools the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ellis
Ladies
Charles Lee
Lee
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
Macon
van Holt Nash
Atlanta
Ladies of the Memorial Association
Watch Recovered After Lost in Washington Inauguration
Officials report the recovery of a lost J Senaud watch found during the Washington inauguration period. Congressman W Kennedy of Michigan picked up the watch and traced ownership to J L Schaub via J P Stavens & Son in Santa Georgia. Mrs Randolph of Atlanta located Schaub’s wife in LaGrange, leading to the watch’s return to the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
J. Senaud
Peace Monument
W. Kennedy
Michigan
J. P. Stavens & Son
Santa
Howard
Georgia
Hollin A. Randolph
Atlanta
J. L. Schaub
LaGrange
Langley
J. Schaub
Macon
Randolph
Madame Poincare Dies in Paris April 11
Madame Poincare mother of the French republic president died suddenly in Paris today. Her passing removes a high civic figure connected to the presidential family and national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Poincare
Paris
French Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Segaldo’s
Segaldo’sa
Mrs. Connally
Buford Matthews
East Lake Cijagb
Lowndes Uslkoun Connally
John Wilcox Wall
City
Hugh HK. Walker
Margaret Walker
Tennessee
Louise Green
Sycamore Street
Decatur
Walter Ballard
Minnesota
M. WW. Manahan
Elizabeth Winn
Richmond
Hugh Lokey
Frances Austell
Austell
Pioneer Women's Society
W. G. Chipley
C. W. Flagerman
Florida
Hagerman
A. Marshall
Chadwick
Capitol Avenue
al Marshall
W. A. Gregg
Ellen Meek
Arrivas
R. T Cooney
Wee
Lord
Roland
Chicago
Augusta
J. J. Gonzales
Virgil Perryman
Duncan
Miss Duncan
Terre Haute
Eugene B. Elder
Toronto
Canada
Elder
Waren
Iarey
Donnet
Drescell
Caollot
Poiret
Joanne Francie
Parker
Bensulfias
Hysotee & Texarcant
Yeh
Eastman Kodaks
Hawkeys
paDee Chemicals
East Ma
A. Hawkes CO
Hadak
Writehail
Si Itlanta
Federal Depository
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Famous Shoes
J. Harris
School For
B. Y.P.U
ODD Fellows Meeting
Camera Club
Revenue Cutter
Durand
New Traverse
U. S
P. Rade
Lavenny
Wilson I. Davenny
National Rivers and Habors Congress
Washington, D. C
Board of Trade Hall
Chattahoochee River
Columbus Grocery Company
M. C. Barlow
Ford
Hamlin Ford
Guyton Church
Frederick Fanning Aver
Alban
Ima
Mach Watch
Wi A
Louis Asher
Fishguard
London
Berlin
Vienna
Mauretania
Lusitania
Queenstown
Liverpool
Campania
A. Caronia
A. M.sauretania
Jary Carmania
Minetaria
Eae Caronia
Ae A. M
Ampania
Carmania
L.A .Mauretania
Queastown
Hasbound
Madeira
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Trieste
Iy Saxonia
Ivehnia
Fannonia
Carpathia
Saxonia
Egypt
India
China
Japan
Manus
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
South America
Europe
Stc
Ben Tor
Peninsular and Oriental
N. Co
Norway
Rrae
Battery
New York
Pacific Coast
Orleans
Southern Pacific
California
AIU
Arizona
New Mexico
Deming
Landsburg
New Orleans
O. P. Bartlett
G. A
R. O. Bean
D. L. Griffin
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
C. H
Monon
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!