Georgia Business Women Meet In Annual Convention Here
Georgia businessmen and professional women gather for the Georgia Federation convention at the Georgian Terrace hotel in Atlanta. National VP for Georgia presiding. sessions cover dues, attendance, program reports, club hospitality, and a morning and afternoon program with speakers from Savannah Macon and Augusta.
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Rha
Georgia Federation of Ten Clubs
Atlanta
Dublin
Savannah
Valdosta
Macon
Hambridge
Atlanta Hosts State Federation Women In Business Meet
Delegates from cities across Georgia arrive in Atlanta for the annual convention of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women. The event opens with addresses of welcome, remarks on civic roles for women, and a reception in the Winship? hotel, highlighting progress of women in industry and finance.
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Goode Anderson
Atlanta
Georgia
Formal Opening of Woman's Club Banquet Hall
The Atlanta Woman's Club opens its new banquet hall to the public on Sunday with officers and executive board members welcoming visitors from 2 20 to 6 80. An in house warming and attractions will draw guests to the open house, featuring a noted orchestra and a pres banquet to celebrate the club and city.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Atwell Nown
Woman's Club
Elty
Beilllanes
Alumnae Luncheon Planned by Georgia Normal Alumni Group
The Atlanta alumnae of Georgia Normal and Industrial College schedule a luncheon at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to coincide with the Georgia Educational Association convention. Miss Agnes Ellen Harris, dean of women and Alabama Polytechnic Institute home demonstration head, will be the guest and principal speaker. Also attending: Miss Gwinda Tappan, Mrs W Brown Paver, Mrs Robert B Hayes, and others, with Dr M M Parks, college president, expected to speak.
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Atlanta
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Anirlenda
Agnes Ellen Harris
Alabama Folstechnic Institute
Giest
Miss Harris
South
Haytig
Elty
Dintelet
Eehnels
Séo
Deposition
Benator Willian J.artis
Georgia
Mise Gindwa ‘Tappan
Mrs Boyden To Be Guest At Parties In Atlanta
Mrs Archibald Henderson Boyden of Salisbury NC will arrive Monday to visit Mrs Murrell Land and Miss Klutty in the McGichee apartments and will be entertained at a series of parties. Tea Monday afternoon April 23 hosted by Mrs Land and Miss Klutty. luncheon Wednesday April 25 hosted by Mrs Howard G Davidson at the Georgian Terrace. luncheon Friday April 28 hosted by Mrs Gordon Burnett on Peachtree Road with invited guests including Mrs Silas W Devine, Mrs John K Ottley, Mrs Robert Harvey, Mrs Walter Wellborn and Mrs Thomas B Kilby. also Mrs J O Wynn. Music Club Elects Officers. The Avanta Muse club held a regular meeting at Habersham Hall at 10:30 with a musical program and the annual election of officers: Mrs Delos Hud wan reelected president. other officers elected were Mrs C Hatcher as first vice president, Mrs Rucker McCarty recording president, Mrs George Wight third vice president, Miss Madeline Kamp fourth vice president, Mrs J F Walker treasurer, Mrs Bert Mattingly recording secretary, and Mrs Tiannah Franklin corresponding secretary.
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Progieam
San A. M
Rredentals
Acaglon
Min Alambo
Georgia
Club Mechanis
Club Hansea
Mika Cleaming Patton
Cunleer Tillman
Beneradircuasion
Viedu
Napier
Macon
Frances Webb
Mia
Jeria Pullen
Sadlestes Qinances
Mixa
Department of Interior
Yuneh
Georgian Terrace
Giesta
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Anante Woman's Club
Quota
Athantic Womans Club
Archibald Henderson Boyden
Salisbury
N. C
Murrell Land
Mias Dande Klutty
McGichee
Land
Miss Klutty
Howard G. Davidson
Min. Boyden
Gordon Burnett
Peachtree Road
Silas WW. Devise
John K. Ottley
Robert ©. Harvey
Walter Wellborn
Thomas EB. Kilby
J. O. Wynn
Avianta Muse Club
Habersham Hall
Glee
Mra
Delos Hud Wan
Ware
Mea
C. Hatcher
Rucker McCarty
George Wight
Madeline Kamp
Fr. Walker
Berbert Mattingly
Tiannah Franklin
Miss Woolley Honored Guest at Ridge Tea
Miss Marion Woolley, a bride elect, was honor guest at a ridge tea hosted by Mrs. Homer Davia. The rooms featured spring yellow and white decor with crabapple peach blossoms and yellow jonquils, pink tapers, and garlands. Guests included Mrs Adams Gray, Mrs F B Hovnteh, Mrs S L Bima, Mrs Goodlee Yancy, and many others as plans progress for Miss Woolley.
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Miss Woolley
Marion Woolley
Homer Davia
Candalab
Davis
Moss Woolley
Mradams & Gray
FB. J. Hovnteh
Bima
Goodlee Yancy
Henry McCurry
Philip Alston
W. Ott Alson
Morris Ewing
Martha Nichols
Adams
B.C Baxter
M. M. Borba
JT. Spell
Theorge Noble
Walter Holmes
J. DL
Pattition
Julian Prade
George Bubnihe
Anna
Clarbert Mites
Touhy McMillan
Hugh Mcntillin
Mlax
May McMillan
Mira Dorothy Wolditeh
Mise
Margaret Colbert
Cor Mist Woolley
Imatinoe
Gem Party Teas Highlight Week's Social Roundup
Gemneae Atea party Thursday at which Mes Gem yera will entertain. Friday Mrs J Y will be hostess to Miss Woolley at an informal tea.
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J. Y
Spelt
Mrs Little Hosts Church Board Luncheon at Peachtree
Mrs James R Little entertained her church board members at a Wednesday luncheon at her Peachtree Road home. She wore a French blue crepe gown and the dining table featured a lace cover with a large silver basket of spring flowers as the centerpiece.
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Mrs. Little
James R. Little
Peachtree Road
Local Names Listed In Hartman Page Seventeen
A fragmentary list shows individuals including Hartman, Mrs J Gewie, Sire, Edward Crawford, Mrs Porter King Mre, Andrew Stewart, Mrs Charlo, Daniel, Mrs Harry Etheridge, Mrs A H Benning, Miss Cora Brown and Miss Wheat, indicating a social or directory listing in page seventeen.
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Hartman
Sire
Edward Crawford
Porter King
Andrew Stewart
Charlo
Daniel
Harry Etheridge
A. H. Benning
Cora Brown
Wheat
The Home Fainter Missing Instructions on Paint Application
A fragment discusses overhead painting safety and a makeshift shield for handling brushes. It suggests cutting a small hole near the top of the paint can to allow the handle to turn toward the bristles, creating a shield that offers both safety and control during use.
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Mitchen
Evening Fashion Accessories From Ostrich Fans To Pearls
The Evening Fan collection features ostrich plume fans in curled willow and coque styles, priced from 12.50 to 87.50. Scarves include Spanish lace in black or white from 12.50 to 40.00, with other net or crepe scarves from 10.00 to 37.50. Hair ornaments range from shell and crystal combs to pearl bandeaus and leaf-brilliant chaplets, 3.00 to 27.50. Evening necklaces feature Richelieu pearls 6.50 to 46.00, opera types with pearl cores 21.00 to 46.00, and Oriental necklaces 1.80 to 35.00. Earrings shown from 1.50 to 19.50 to suit many costumes.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Miss Merritt
Iesigia Federation of
Aualnens
Eluba
Denta
Athiitn
Rom
Dors Mendes
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Savannath Tras
Georgia Federation
Miss Corrigan
Misa Teging Corrigan
Atlanta Catholic
Burnesh and
Spirit of
Cane the Constitution
Hla
Clu Wities
Thore
Hopen
Ambitiona
Plana
Elizabeth Beara
The
Independent Woman
Winrcott Hotel
Miswellie Bann
Ibden Bann
Augusta
Mies Tale Melvove
Misa
Maive Titman
Avanta Woman's Club
Cpleh
State Federation of Business Isd
Nes
Yau de Vrode
Sime
Bet
Misa Jane van de Vrede
Rustnosa
David Mart
Miss Blow
Campbell
BO Wilson
Clater
Celeste
Blow
Dames
Te Campbell
Sauteday
Mie
Mere
Nate Noalesard
Reura Watt
Delica Laboratories, Inc
Dept. C
Broadway
Woman’s Club
Dijon
Tata
Crooklyn
Famong
Flaxon Nainsook Batiste
Dimity Longcloth
Organdie Ratine
Swisses Mall
Poplin Vaile Sheeting
Pique
Vaile Ginghams Batiste ‘A BC Silk
Rountree’s
N. Z. Turner, Mer
Whitehall
Menchtree St
Pour
L’ Opera
Kayser
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