Opera Trip Highlights Georgia Normal Girls in Atlanta
Senior class members from Georgia Normal and Industrial College MiNedgeville travel to Atlanta to attend grand opera. List includes numerous students such as Charlotte Actander Benita Alten Ruth Banks Bertha Bark Aurelia Bares Ideain Bedell Mery Bell Mary Bethel Emule Bledsoe Louise Bond and many others. The item notes the occasion and names attendees in a lengthy roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
MiNedgeville
Atlanta
Charlote
Elizabeth A.ctander
Benita Alten
Ruthmigie Almond
Saling
Loriane Banks
Bertha Marcie Bark
Aurelia Lanna Bares
Ideain
Ler Bedell
Mery
Ken Bell
Mary Burke
Bethel
Emule
Frank Bledsoe
Lit- Han Louise Bond
Callierene Bawden
Madleatherine Boyer
Mary Bradford
Rena Ho
Sarah Eiizabeth Doughtry
Rath Davenport
Hassle Davis
Pearle Dekle
Edna Lee Denman
Marlon Louise Eater
Viola Rehos
Matte Lee Evans
Nel Fields
Ruth Traylor Fields
Davie Spencer Fletch
Teachers Oppose Plan Of McCrory In Georgia
Georgia educators oppose C J Crory plan to publish state school books and urge legislature to keep open national book market. Resolution warns against state editing and publishing, favoring best texts and copyright protections. New officers named include J C Wardlaw as president and Ralph Newton as first vice president. Additional resolutions urge opposing compulsory education, supporting vocational schools, and permissive free kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macov
Georgia Educational Association
wWed
C. RR. McCrur
Georgia
Otis Ashmore
Savannah
Ashmore
Resolutions
Jeant
McCrory
C. J. Me Story
Publc
J.C. Wardlaw
Athens
T. G. Poiull
LaGrange
Ralph Newton
Fort Valley
Sliss Florence Bernd
Macon
Co. L. Smith
R. E. Brooks
Dublin
J.C. Bacrz
Rome
Jason Scarzara
Tifton
E. To 'Holmey
Barnesville
Association
Congress
All These and Others Abound in Our Beautiful Cases
The notice invites readers to call and inspect the collections at their convenience, promising abundant items in the display. It emphasizes accessibility and leisure in viewing the cases.
Macon Men in United States Fleet Reach Mexico
Macon residents closely follow Mexico happenings as several local young men serve in the U S fleet. Named among the sailors are Captain Huyne Ess with the Pacific squadron Lieutenant B W Wilcox Jr executive officer on the Dolphin at Tampico Tommie Jordan seaman on the Florida Robert Burney son of Mrs D M Burney a clerical star on the New Hampshire W W Joes Jr shipwright on the Dixie Buford Rodgers grandson of Z T Rodgers gunner on the battleship Lomstana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mexico
United States
Huyne Ess
Pacific Squadron
8. W. Wilcox, Jr
Dolphin
Tampico
Tommie Jordan
Florida
Robert Burney
Mra Dla
Mra Dla M. Burney, Member of Clerical Star of Battleship New’ Hampshir
W. W. Joes, Jr
Dixie
Buford Rodgers
Z. T. Rodgers
Lomstana
Social events mix in Sparta assembled hosts and guests
Sparta residents hosted afternoon gatherings with auction bridge in honor of New York guests Mrs Bam Palmer and Mrs Henrietta Ghlman. Round Table and Five Hundred clubs met with several members named, plus plans for attending grand opera in Atlanta next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yom Ieming
Auction Bridge
Bam Palmer
Henrietta Ghlman
New York
Arthur Reynolds
Ruth Reyhotas
Round Table
Susie Yarbrough
Claude Lewis
Ruth Reynolds
Charlie Harris
Benjamin Ohlman
Linie ‘Killebrew
Walter’ Lewis
Hattie Archer
Randall Fluker
Five Hundred Club
Robert Turner
Atenta
Mae Evans
Fionne Rozier
W.H. Burwell
Hattie’ Archer
Sadie Bhoges
Zell Rozier
Talla
Burnett
Grand Opera
Atlanta
Marriage of Nell Cobb and Dr. H E Donnan in Americus
In Americus and Macon social circles, Miss Nell Cobb and Dr. H E Donnan wed at the Beard residence with a large attendance. The ceremony featured a blue outfit for the bride and a wedding march by Katrina Gilreath. A subsequent reception honored Miss Marianne Watts with a formal dinner and dance at Ruth Hodges’s country home. Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Kula Mas Summerford to Mr. Charles Davis Little on May 30 at Estia Baptist Church, with a reception to follow at the Summerford home. The community also anticipates the Redpath Lyceum series events starting May 18, with city ladies organizing charity-supporting programs at the Jackson street auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aign Nven
Nell Cobb
Americus
H. E. Donnan
Macon
Macon Peeple
J. F. Beard
J. 4.Thomas
First Methodist Church
Katrina
Gilreath
Mars
Donnan
Medta
Marianne Watts
Ruth Hodges
Andersonville Road
Miss Watts
Elizabeth and
Mildred |Hollis
Ruth Brown
Ben Hollis Hawkins
Furlow Gatewood
Charles Burke
Earl Willams
Ernest
James Madison Summerford
Misa Kula Mas Summerford
Charles Davis Little
Lestia Baptiat Church
Summerford
Americas
Sion
Jackson Street
Mail Order Growth Boosts Parcel Post in Atlanta
Figures announced by Bolling H. Jones show a surge in mail order business and local merchant activity following parcel post. In the first fifteen days of October 1913 parcels dispatched from Atlanta rose 72.8 percent versus April, totaling 77,727. From October 1 to 15, 1913, 47,560 parcels arrived, with gains of 4.1 percent and 45.8 percent, while overall parcels moved rose from 110,332 to 190,692 in the period observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolling H. Jones
Atlanta
Parcel Post
Atlan-2
Meetings Placed for Women’s Club and City Missions
A called meeting of the executive board of the Woman’s club is set for next Friday May 1 with a full attendance urged. The Board of City Missions holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 10 am at Wesley House and members are urged to attend. The Graded Sunday School union meets Tuesday at 4 pm in the First Methodist Church Sunday school room corner Peachtree and Porter Place, and all future meetings will be held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Board of
City Missions
Wesley House
Graded Sunday School Union
First Methodist
Peachtree
Porter Place
Social notes from East Point and surrounding areas
Mrs. Lewin Turner of LaGrange visits Miss Marion Woodward for the opera. Numerous readers travel to see relatives in New York, Albany, Forsyth, East Point, and other Georgia towns. Socials include visits by Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Miss Mamie Mixon, and many others. several couples relocate, and a Hast Point Epworth league meeting is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Dixey
Georgian Terrace
Mira
MB. Gnizath
John K. Ottley
Hot Springs
Delos Blodgett
Misa Helen Blodgett
Willis Ragan
Mamie Mixon
Baet Point
Welborn
M. F. Perryman
East Point
Jacksonville
Fie
W. A. Barfield
R. J. Ashfield
St. Augustine
Key West
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frank Robertson
Albany
Robertson
Laura Reinly
James Mackey
Minnie Grove
C. B. Harrison
Forsyth
Day Forecast Promises Fair Warm Sunday in Atlanta
The Atlanta forecast expects a dry Sunday with few clouds and light southerly winds. Temperatures will rise to about 80 degrees or slightly higher, delivering warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia peaches seen as 1914 crop set to exceed six thousand carloads
Reports to the Georgia Fruit Exchange indicate the 1914 peach crop is in excellent condition and unlikely to suffer damage. If weather stays steady, Georgia could ship over six thousand carloads, while Texas and Arkansas face significantly smaller crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Georgia
Texas
Arkansas
Anniversary Observed by D. A. R. Chapter in Eufaula
Mrs C G Mercer hosted the Lewis chapter of the D A R in Eufaula for the thirteenth anniversary with a program on national work and verse by Dr M B Wharton. Officers were reelected including Regent L Dean and Secretary C M Thompson. A May 6 meeting at Highland View was announced. The Caldwell wedding anniversary was celebrated Monday evening with about 200 guests on the porch, featuring punch tables and floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
C. G. Mercer
Lewis
FS. Northrup
Pars
CM Thompson
E. B. Weedon
J. ¥. Dean
T. LoMbore
M. B. Wharton
L. ¥. Dean
B. Weedon
C.M. Thompson
Wize Merrill
Clarence Caldwell
Ford Pomeroy
Lula Flewellen
Bessie
Hailes
Louise Cato
Frank C. Petry
J. B. "Rees
SC. Daniels
Garland
Thomson and Talbotton Socials Blend Floridian and Thomson Marriages
Miss Adelle Clayton of Florida and Mr James A Boatwright of Thomson wed in Jacksonville by Rev J W Boone. They plan to live here. Mrs Howard Kennedy and Miss Jessie Montgomery wed at the Methodist parsonage. Various social gatherings and parties follow including showers, picnics, fishing, and a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting with a planned memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelle Clayton
Florida
James A. Boatwright
Thomson
Jacksonville
J. W. Boone
First Christian Church
That City
Boatwright
Howard Kennedy
Jessie Montgomery
Methodist
J. H. Mashburn
A. H. Thrasher
Eddie Gene Gheesling
Ada Hawes
Virginie, Rivgra
Tudsay
Dozier's Mountain
PF. Manone, Jr
Moses Libbia DeLonche
Mary Douglass
Mary Mahone
Rity McDaniel
Maggie Johnson
Susie Harnest
Jennie McCoy
Miss Pearl
Daughters of the Confederacy
WC. Thomas
Fitzhugh Lee
Atlanta
Punch
Bleznor
Leila Grey McCoy
Martha I. Smith
Clara Spivey
J. Dudley Spain
A. J. Perryman, Jr
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Kathryn Florence
Etta Gertrude Foasett
Buena Ware Freeman
Loutee Freeman
Oppla
Leo Fuaus
Cornelia Graham
Marion Graves
Margaret Jacke
Guinn
Reieda Gunther
Lillis Dive “Hamilton
Ruby Monteen
Narris
Carrie" Hersison
Josie Louisa Harvey
Ludla Whoiue Helser
Hagel Hope
Olive Beryl
Howell
Hizabeth Darling Hoggeins
Sara McGee Hunt
Mittie Reba Johnson
Gladys
Annie Lewis Patterson
Brownie Myrha
Perry
Otte Vincent Perry
Regina Park Pinkston
Margaret Polhill
Pauline Pope
Louise Powell
Pauline Roberts
Tosa Fulertuon
Sara Garolyn Robertson
Claire Isabel Robison
Susi
Elizabeth Russell
Eloise Belly
Cora Lea Shelley
Sarah Opal Shepherd
Fannie Leola Sigman
Annie Vivian Simmons
Irene Sims
Bosale Smenner
Mary Nek Smith
LeVeene Souter
Annie Ruth Spence
Blanche Sturr
Ethel Stil
Annie May Strickland
Winifred Juanita’ Strickland
Daisy Hynson Stubbs
Mary Ruth Summerour
Lola Swann
Gratia Lee Thoman
Blossom Bobbie Thompson
Lyra Mary Thompson
Elble Odom Tucker
Martha Adray Turnen
Amy Anderson Wakefield
Bonnie Wells
Ida Faith Wiggs
Emily Virginia Willams
Maude Hartridge Windham
Emily FR. Wisdoro
Kate Wisdom
Jthel Irene Wood
Ivanure Wood
Annie Fates
M’grory
J. C. Wardlaw
Mulberry Inn
Mulberry Street
Charles Ennis
Tittle
Maurice ‘Tittle
Harris Street
Younr ‘Tittle
Haynes
Mary Chilton Fairfax
Paul Revere
Chantilly
Louis XV
The
Eugene V. Haynes Co
Whitehall St
Sparta
Americus, GA
8. J. Brown
Hopevilla
Dr. Luke
Newton
J. M. DeFoor
Church Street
M. Watts
Frank Hudson
J. E. Matthews, Jr
W. N. Mash
Brunswick
Ellie Mash
Thomasville
J. Wayne Moors
Ware Avenue
F. G. Duke
Palmetto
Lillian Harrison
Henrietta Kease
Coxcolleze
Douglasville
Mise Bessie Frdinic McCarty
W. AL. Carmack
W. Track
Opelika
W. Ramsey
Tast Point
George McDonald Thompson
Eien Dickson
Quincy, Fla
A. Williams
Cheney Street
Roy Lovinggood
Marietta
C. M. McMillan
Acworth
J. . McMillan
Hast Point
Paul Hudson
Tom Beck
Canton
J. R. Griffin
Missy Dora Davis
Rockmart
W. L. Wright
J. C. Hood
Milledgeville
H. K. Sturdivant
Greenville
N.C
Pred J. Allen
W. F. Shannon
Birmingham
Willie Whaley
Stone Mountain
Matt Thompson
A. Braswell
Viking
Fla
LC. Braswell
Dempsey Farrar
Jerkinsburg
E. D. Lashley
Jonesboro
Monticello, GA
Jasper Chapter
BB Smith
Blanche Ward
Smith
A. S. Walker
G. F. Johnson
T. A. Hutchinson
J. 3. Pope
Sarah Jordan
Nancy Hart
Molly Pitcher
Joyce Henderson
Kamper
Cornfield
Emoire
Dreasea
Ducky
Lamb
Lego
Smithfield Haan Jordan
Ferris Brann Delleions
Sausnge
Alf Heaton
Shriners
Gordon Dilworth
S Gordon
G. G
Plumas
Damsona
Dilworth
Club House
Mis Club
Hedberries
Steg
Gie Jars
Rterylat
Grant
Ncts
SOC Crosse & Blackwells
CIA
California
Deans
Aplus
Welch
Tate
Withstworth Kamper
C. J. Kamper Grocery CO
Peachtree St
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