Guests To Opera Week In Atlanta And Nearby Cities
Atlanta social set lists guests visiting for opera week. Names include Miss Ann Elizabeth Erwin, Miss Zillah Johnson, Miss Jesibel Christopher, Mr James Turner, Miss Frances Hobbs host, and visitors from Birmingham, Chattanooga, New Orleans, Portland, and San Francisco. Several extended visits planned at Georgian Terrace and Kennesaw Avenue with local hosts including Dr and Mrs Stockard, Mr and Mrs Jerome Beam, and Mrs John Henderson. Also noted are wedding trip returns, illnesses, and upcoming Easter events.
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Zillah Johnson
Jesibel Christopher
Mr James Turner
Gainesville
Frances Hobbs
Katherine Henderson
Chattanooga
Georgian Terrace
Marion Benson
Columbus
Aimee Denis
New Orleans
J E Hunnicutt
Charles Eaton Bass
West Point
Imperial Hotel
John Keating
Portland
Washington DC
BAR Congress
John Henderson
Kennesaw Avenue
J H Wallace
San Francisco
Jerome C Beam
John L. Richmond
George Forrester
Ose
FB Arden
Savannah
Reese Marshallee
A Batchelor
Nashville
Walker Danson
Ansley Park
John B. White
Mra Woolford
Baltimore
Cator Woolford
C Nottingham
Mr Woolford
Mrs J J Goodrum Jr Taken to Rest in West View
Mrs J J Goodrum Jr dies Thursday and funeral held Friday at 3 30 PM from her mother 1032 Peach Tree Street North Avenue Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev R O Flinn Interment in West View Pallbearers listed. Elizabeth Emerson High before marriage, she was popular in Atlanta with varied interests in music literature sociology and sociological work at Columbia University.
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J J Goodrum Jr
J Migh
Peach Tree Street
R O Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mrs Goodrum
Weat View
David B Smith
B Steele
Lama Collier
G R_ Solomon
Wardlaw Roby Robinson
M H Brittain
G © Jones
Wilmer L Moore
Percy H Adams
Elizabeth Emerson
Atlanta
Social Service Committee
Columbia University
Telephone Directories Distributed On Friday
Southern Bell officials praise employees for distributing 23000 new telephone directories in under 24 hours over the Atlanta area. The April directories arrive citywide with a new front page lineup, Fos Woodruff as general manager first division, T R Gentry as commercial superintendent first division, and S B Mathewson as Atlanta manager in charge of the city. The issue highlights Atlanta's growth over the past four months.
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Fos. Woodruff
T R Gentry
Mathewson
Tar Heels elects M Duffie as president in Atlanta meeting
A North Carolina society gathering in the Chamber of Commerce building elected P Mc Duffie as president. Burton Smith Higdon and W A Horne were named vice presidents, L A Niven secretary, and BEG passenger treasurer. An executive committee includes Morton, Lewis, Lowenstein, Pryor and Powell. The annual banquet is set for May 20 to honor the Mecklenburg Declaration. a speaker will be secured. A luncheon is planned May 3 at 1 o'clock for Tar Heels in Atlanta, with monthly gatherings hoped to follow.
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North Carolina Society
Chamber of Commerce
P Mc Duffie
Burton Smith O. Higdon
W A Horne
L A Niven
Beg Paslenger
George L Morton
Jack Lewis
W J Lowenstein
Jo Pryor
John H Powell
Soeet
Tar Heel
Atlanta
Phillip's 18 Evangelistic Services At Gordon Street Baptist
Evangelist JB Phillips from Chattanooga grows crowds at Gordon Street Baptist Church with a 7 o'clock Saturday service and a parade through West End. Sunday schedule includes 9:30 Sunday school, 11 a.m. sermon on The Mission of the Church, 3 p.m. mass meetings for men and for women, and a 7:45 p.m. sermon on The Bible's Greatest Commandment.
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Gordon Street Baptist Church
JB Phillips
Chattanooga
Tenn
West End
Phillips
Albert
Gordon Street Presbyterian Church
Roads Give Cheap Rates to State Convention
Kimo Massengale announces Southeastern Passenger Association offers cheap round trip rail rates to the Democratic state convention in Macon on May. At First Congregational church Easter Sunday services begin with 7 o'clock Easter morning prayer and 11 am Easter sermon by Brion Proctor on The Resurrection a Historic Fact on Futures Hope and a Present Reality at 8 pm Easter concert themed The Hope of the World. Following the concert the annual Easter offering will be presented. Rev John E Barnard of Calvary Baptist is to address Sunday at 3:30 pm at 314% West Alabama with a song service. railroad men invite friends to attend.
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Kimo Massengale
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph Richardson
Southeastern Passenger Association
Georgia
Macon
First Congregational Church
Brion Proctor
Railroad Young Mens Christian Association
John E Barnard Astor
Calvary Baptist Church
West Alabama
York Meet Calls Junior Memorial to 3 PM at Carnegie Library
The Junior Memorial association is summoned to meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Carnegie library. Each member should bring large dues. Professor William M Slaton will deliver an address, and plans will be made for the association's role in the Memorial Day parade and exercises.
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Junior Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
William M Slaton
Opera Week Guests and Parties Honoring Mrs Blodgett and Miss Blodgett
Opera week notes detail social events in Washington and Atlanta honoring Mrs Delos Blodgett of Washington and Miss Helen Blodgett. Governor Slaton and Mrs Slaton host box visits, dinners at the Capital City Club and Piedmont Driving Club, and numerous guests from Chicago New York Los Angeles Philadelphia and Knoxville plan for opera week with arrangements at the Driving Club East Lake and the Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isme Dooly
Delos Blodgett
Washington, DC
Helen Blodgett
Slaton
Blodgett
William D Grant
Capital City Club
William Randolph Hearst
Miss Buss
Goodrich
Ireland
New York
Guy R Barham
Los Angeles
W C Bryan
John Allyn Campbell
Chicago
John E Murphy
Hugh Richardson
E P. McBurney
Arkwright
T Lamb
John Temple Graves
John Hardist
Kenneth McHae
Robinson Martin
Hearst
William 12 Grant
Piedmont Driving Club
Pardee
Newman
Dan McDougald
Blodgetter
Floyd McRae
Mre
Blodgetts
Carroll Payne
Bryan
Druid Hillis Golf Club
Atchison
Bliss Misa Goodrich
Sanders Jones
Guy Barham
Joseph Brown Connally
J_B Hockaday
W W_ Hockaday
Olin Finney
Philadelphia
Creed Cox
Shirley Olympious
Marian Atchison
Welborn Blalock
James Nevin
Greatest coal order ever placed north of Ohio river
The Continental Coal corporation announced the largest single coal order south of the Ohio for Detroit. It calls for 2650 carloads of Straight Creek coal, with 141 train loads and about 28 cars per train. Most cars are steam coal or domestic use. The price is 10 cents a ton above last year. The order should be filled within six months, all from Kentucky and Tennessee fields.
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Ohio River
Continental Coal Corporation
Straight Creek
Detroit
Com Ding
Continental Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sterling Gum and its natural flavors described
The passage outlines about twenty mint varieties and highlights Sterling Peppermint as the finest flavor. It notes Cinnamon flavor from the Cassa bush grown in the tropics and mentions sap from Sapotea trees, cane sugar, corn syrup, and sap-derived flavors as sources for Sterling Gum.
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Tropics
Nature
Seven Point Gum Contest Entry Rules
A historical notice outlines a contest by Sterling Gum Company offering a $1,000 prize for the best six word entry describing the seventh point. Winners’ ideas may be used for sale. additional prizes total 7,777 dollars via email entries.
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United States
Canada
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Sterling Gum Company
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A B Christopher
Jn Houston
Evarts
Cuticara
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Ann Elizabeth
A B White
Birmingham
Cec] Stockard
J A Scott
Moreland Avenue
H Hein
South Pryor Street
Sol Hein
Kate Waller Barrett
Alexandria Va
Edward Alfriend T
Aes
R.A Beard Jr
Wemphis
Pointa
Mississippi
Beard
W Heh Carter
Smyrna
George Carlton
Carlton
Robert Ro Wood
Wood
Henry Todd
Alexander Pope Wason
Albany
Stewart Phinizy
Augusta
A P Cole
Alfred Kennedy
Greenville
S$ C
Kennedy
Misa June Thornton
Albert E Thornton
Atlant
FE V Carter, Sr
J K Hineste
Aline Fielder
Winstondalem
Chapel Hill
Gladys Riggs
FE Shumate
Ross Harper
Marion Harper
Eli Meyer
Jane Meyer
Florida
Louis Wellhouse
W Ot Claiborne
Enonville
E Norris
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
J. J. Goodrum, JR
West View
M'Duffie IS
TAR Heels
York
Opera Week
Miss Robinson
Isabel Robinson
Driving Club
Mattie Lamb
Norfolk
Misa Margaret Grant
Messrs Remsen King
Hugene Haynes Senders Jones
John Hardisty l
Welborn Blalock Ir
Mra
R Atchison
Campbell
W . Bryan
Forrest Adair
John Prices
Jinney
B W Woolford
Isoline Campbell
Annie Kilby
Anniston
Laura PD Anderson
Margaret Traylor
Joe Williams
Norman
Prince Webster
Pbugene Filaynes
Patterson
John Patterson
North Carolina
Percy Adams
Joseph Hilsman
Mra A A Yeamer
Wiss Margaret Yeager
Knoxville
Jenn
Mrs Caroll McGaushey
Misa Hawina Tockett
Winston Salem M
Misa Jean
Nette Johnson
East Lake
Edwina Lockett
Annie Winship Bates
Jeannette Johnson
George Bonnell
D Willig Johnson
Kimball
Misa Edwina Lockett
Claude Frederick
J L. Murphy
Mobile
F_ W Patton
Montgomery
Charles C Holt
Mra _ Henry O' Bunn
George Pratt
M B Wellborn
Matthew H Maury
Maury
Anne Bolling
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Edith
Wellborn
Farrington
Capital City Country Club
Deutscher Frauenbund
W H Kriegshaber
Tosca
M Hecht
Kurt MacHer
Merrill
Ida Bartholomew
Miss M Hearne
Southland
Luzianne
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Alabama St
Maine
California
Texas
Hudson Bay
Sterling Price
Lexington Ava
New York City
Geovet
John A. Sieicher
Lestie’s Weekly
Eagar Suvon
Jno
M. Siddatl
Frederck L Collins
McClure’s
Robert H Davis
Museey
Saturday Evening Post
Prise Committee
the Sterling Gum Co., Inc
the Sterling Gum Co. of Canada, Ltd
Toronto
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