Shredded Wheat Biscuit Promotes National Readiness
An advertisement proclaims national readiness comes from fit men and balanced food. Shredded Wheat, made from whole grain via steam cooking, shredding, and baking, supplies essential nutrition for work or play. Produced at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Social items from Elberton and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Hallaburten visited from Elberton. Mrs Sheppard W Foster travels to Washington DC for the DAR national convention. Mr Carrol Lattimer and Mr G Lewis return from Lake Bennett fishing trip. Mrs William Bailey Lamar heads to Washington DC today. Mrs W B Willingham hosts informal luncheon for Mrs Henry W Tift Jr of Tifton. Mrs J H Ewing returns home with daughter Mrs Herbert Miles of Knoxville staying after opera. Mr and Mrs John J Scott announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday April 11. Mr and Mrs James L Dickey plan to travel to Lick Springs Indiana.
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Thomas C Hallaburten
Elberton
Frank Price
Sheppard W Foster
Ashington
D. C
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Carrol Lattimer
G. Lewis
Lake Bennett
Wiliam Bailey Lamar
Washington, D.C
W. B Willingham
Henry W Tift Jr
Tifton
J H Ewing
Herbert Miles
Knoxville
Tor
John J Scott
Scott
Marie Mac
James L Dickey
Lick Springs
Ind
Woman's Club Meeting Set on Baker Street
Federacy meeting scheduled Thursday afternoon at three o'clock in the Woman's club on Baker Street. The medal committee has organized an interesting program and full attendance is urged. Visitors will receive a cordial welcome to the meeting.
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Woman's Club
Baker Street
Methodist Women Gather in Atlanta
Atlanta hosts the first session after church authority recognizing women’s work in foreign and homeland missions. Belle Bennett presides as Miss Gibson speaks for foreign workers and Mrs Siler details homeland aid. The council unites three historic groups under the motto The World Is My Parish with ceremonies, prayers, and a post office committee planning April sessions.
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Methodist Church
Foreign
Charles J. Haden
Belle Bennett
Atlanta
Homeland Missions
Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Woman’s Missionary Council
Foreign Society
Home Missions
Asheville
Misa Maria Laying Gibson
Scarratt Bible and Training School
Henry Leonard
M Haralson
James Jackson
W. P. Hammond
W. A Bass
F P. Rice
E P. Chamberlain
James Carr
E B. W Marsh
T M Barker
Siler
Frank Siler
Emily Alien
Home Society
George Kendrick
Carter
Louisville
E E Wiley
Virginia
John D Hammond
Georgia
Bennett
Gibson
Siles
Jickey
First
Methodial Church
A Hughlett
Lee Britt
Norfolk
John McEachern
Wesley Memorial Church
George Winship
First Methodist Church
Aragon Hotel
Park Street Methodist Church
Susie Wells
Woman's Missionary Council
Maniel Lee Hardin
Raymond Daniel
Gladys Hardin
Natalie Cooper
Lucile Dill
Elizabeth Richardson
Eleanor Lawrence
Margaret Lawrence
Nell Jackson
Marion Herson
Sarah Noys
Mary Quillian
Annis May Lipford
Misa Edwina Harper
Christie McHachern
Josephine Burns
Auris Hunter
Misa Lilian Lupo
Alice Thomas
Lannin Johnson
Martha Soy
Prohibition program and multiple women’s group meetings in Atlanta
The Atlanta Frances Willard Wom an's Christian Temperance Union meets at Trinity church this afternoon at 3. The Inman Park Students' club gathers Friday morning at 1086 o'clock with Mrs Storrs. St Luke's auxiliary meets Friday at 3:30 with offerings. The Young Men's Christian Association Ladies Auxiliary holds its monthly meeting tomorrow at 3:30 in the MCA building. St Philip's cathedral Charity chapter calls a meeting Thursday after the 10:80 morning service. Piedmont Continental chapter AR meets Saturday at Hotel Ansley at 3. Atlanta chapter United Daughters of the Con-
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Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Mary L Mlendgon
Inman Park
Storrs
Elizabeth Street
Womany Auxiliary
St Luke's
United Offering
The
Young Men A Christian Association
MCA
Luckle Street
Charity
St Philip's Cathedral
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Hotel Ansley
The Newest Ribbons At The Ribbon Store
The Ribbon Store offers gay spring attire with varns hat trim mings belts and children's sashes being selected. Bayadere stripes in 2 inch and 4 inch widths priced 59c and 35c respectively per yard. Picot-edge ribbons in popular colors 35c per yard. Exquisite brocade sash ribbons in pink blue maize white two widths 75c and 1 per yard.
Easter Handkerchiefs Draw Rave Reviews
Shoppers praise crepe de chine handkerchiefs with dainty embroidered corners for Easter gifts. Customers report quick purchases, noting colors Nile peach maize flesh lavender blue and white, offered at 25 cents each.
$20 000 in Cash Found in Dr Lyman's Box
New York April 18 more than $20 000 in cash was found in a Newark bank safe deposit box rented by Dr John Grant Lyman who is under arrest for swindling investors nationwide The box registered to George M Brown contained fourteen 1000 bills nine 500 bills and twenty 100 bills Lyman fled from the city in February after the crash of John H Putnam Co He was arrested in Florida and brought back here to answer questions about funds placed in various depositaries The vault opening followed a federal court order obtained by John T Lyttle the receiver liquidating Lyman's affairs.
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New York
Newark
WNJ
John Grant Lyman
George M Brown
Lymton
John H Putnam & Co
Florida
Cargo of Appam Sold at Public Auction
Newport News April 12 German prize ship Appam cargo sold at public auction for about 700000. Largest item cocoa beans 19000 bags bringing nearly 500000. Calabar palm 400 casks averaged 15 cents a pound. Cotton seed 32700 sacks averaged 140 dollars per rack. Sale proceeds held by court pending Appam libel case decision.
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Newport News
Appam
Department of Agriculture
Allies pledge neutrality for Holland in Paris talks
The French minister to Holland, for France, assures Holland that neither France nor its allies planned to attack Holland’s neutrality or inviolability. The statement, issued by the foreign affairs ministry, says the Paris ally conference did not address Holland.
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The
Hague
London
Holland
France
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Toda
Paris
Holand
Richard Harding Davis Dies at the Telephone in Mount Kisco
Richard Harding Davis, famed author and war correspondent, died at Cross Roads Farms in Mount Kisco, New York, after heart trouble. His body was found this morning. he had been dictating a telegram when he collapsed at his telephones. Davis, born 1864 in Philadelphia, wrote Soldier of Fortune and more than thirty volumes, and reported in five wars. He married Bessie McCoy after a 1899 marriage to Cecil Clark ended in divorce. a daughter, Hope Davis, was born.
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Mount Kisco
Richard Harding Davis
New York City
Cross Roads Farms
Bessie McCoy
Philadelphia
Clarke Davis
Rebecca Harding Davis
Lehigh
Johns Hopkins University
Davis
Philadelphia Press
New York Evening Sun
London Times
New York Herald
Mr Davis
Miss McCoy
Hope Davis
Hightower's Funeral Service Set for Today
Funeral services for Thomas J Hightower senior partner of Hightower & Hallman will be held this afternoon at 3 from his residence 65 North Moreland avenue Interment will be private at West View The family requests flowers be omitted He died Tuesday night and is survived by his second wife and seven children The funeral pallbearers will be his sons Business leaders and civic figures mourned his loss Wholesale grocery houses and brokers will close Thursday 3 to 4 pm in his memory announced by the association officers
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Thomas J Hightower
Hightower & Hallman
North Moreland Avenue
West View
Hightower
Atlantas
First Baptist Church
West View Cemetery Association
Centennial Celebration Ends for African M. E. Church
The centennial of the African M. E. Church concludes at Bethel Church after a weeklong event. A torchlight procession from Mor Brown college to Big Bethel leads the festivities. Dr. Julian C. Caldwell of Nashville gave the main address on "The pen Deor" urging youth service.
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M. E
M. E. Church
Bethel Church
Mor Brown College
Big Bethel
Occa
Alon L. Harper
Yonge Co Street
Julian C. Caldwell
Nashville
C L. Harper
Flipper
Younge Neople
Iron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders Says Doctor
Dr Saver argues real strength comes from proper nutrition and iron in the blood rather than stimulants. He touts Nuxated Iron as easily absorbed, claiming it can boost strength and endurance in nervous, run-down individuals within two weeks and offers a $10,000 charitable pledge if it fails to deliver substantial gains.
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Doctor
New York
Dr Saver
Europe
Dr Sauer
Thie City
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
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