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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1916

Page

15

Social Items Highlight Birmingham and North Carolina Guests

Mrs James Wilcox of Birmingham spends opera week with Mrs W B Carhart formerly Mrs John C Hicks and Miss Laura Mae Helmstetter from Lexington North Carolina and Professor E H McNeil of Macon during the social circuit weekend.

James Wilcox Birmingham W. B. Carhart John C. Hicks Laura Mae Helmstetter Lexington N. C E. H. McNeil Macon

Opera Week Guests and Local Visitors List

Mrs. John J. Baker hosts opera guests. I L Wartman of Citra Florida visits daughter Mrs Eugene H Cox on Ashby Street during opera week. Mr and Mrs Lewis C Whitfield of Montgomery entertained by Mr and Mrs A C Mellan and returned home Monday. Richard McKeldin of Athens Tennessee visits Leonard Brown. Mrs Clay Mriskell is critically ill at her parents' home on North Jackson Street. Doris Bigelow of Jacksonville yesterday guest of uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lows Lr Warner on North Jackson Street. Mrs Guy Saxton of Pittsburgh arrives Thursday to be guest of Mrs Warner. Anice Speer of Madison arrives Thursday to be opera guest of Mrs J W Rankin in West Fond. Mrs Marshall Ellis of Macon is guest of Mrs Nunnally, Mrs Kelton Hatcher and Miss Mary Plant of (illegible).

I. L. Wartman Citra, Fla Eugene H. Cox Ashby Street Wn End Lewis C. Whitfield Montgomery A. C. Mellan Richard McKeldin Athens Tenn Leonard Brown Clay Mriskell Ed England North Jackson Street Doris Bigelow Jacksonville Fla Lows Anice Speer Madison J. W. Rankin West Fond Marshall Ellis Macon 8. Nunnally Kelton Hatcher Mary Plant

Notable Letter on Cardus Relief from Laurel Woman

Laurel Mississippi resident Mrs Martha Corbin testifies to pain in side head and back with monthly backache. She credits Cardus for rapid swelling reduction pain relief and recovery after two bottles. She endorses Cardus for women and urges purchase from druggists.

Laurel Martha Corbin Tom Cardus

Opera Guests Gather in City for Grand Weekend

Macon will arrive today to be Mrs. Nunnally's guests for the opera. Miss Elizabeth Sloan is visiting relatives in Vienna Georgia. Mrs. R L Walker entertains Mrs. George F Rutzler and Mrs. George F Rutzler Jr of Charlotte for the opera. Marguerite Smathers of Asheville visits for the opera with Mrs. J A Maxey at 24 Poplar Circle. Mrs. John Barbage and baby of New York stay with Mr. and Mrs. Julius PeGive. Mrs. Garland Jones of Newnan visits Mrs. Norman Sharp for the opera. Miss Helen Martin of Birmingham visits Miss Laura Featherstone and Mrs. Clifford Carroll of Baltimore with Mrs. Robert Crumley. Joe Judge and Mrs. Spencer Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Colquitt Carter take a weekend drive to Carters Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Fort Tarver and Mrs. Richard Hobbs with Mr. H H Tarver of Albany arrive to stay with Mr. and Mrs. T R French until Saturday. Miss Ida Lathrop of Knoxville visits Rhoda Rhea Pearce at 306 Last Pine Street. Miss Ada George and Miss Estelle Hulse of Chattanooga return home after visiting Mrs J H Deans. Mrs. E P Heldonston of Ocala spends week with Mrs. Louise Spalding Foster. Miss Mamie Harrison of Opelika will arrive to be guest of Mrs Alfred Truitt during grand opera. Mrs. Arvid Kantor and Mrs. Rufus A Parker host a Thursday opera eve party. Edward Murphy and wife announce the birth of a daughter April 20 named Josephine Margaret.

Macon Nunnally Elizabeth Sloan Vienna R. L. Walker George F. Rutzler George F. Rutzler, Jr Charlotte Marguerite Smathers Asheville J. A. Maxey Poplar Circle Aes Helen Martin Birmingham Laura Featherstone Clifford Carroll Baltimore Robert Crumley Joe Judge Spencer Atkinson Colquitt Carter Carters Fort Tarver Richard Hobbs H. H. Tarver Albany T. R. French Ida Lathrop Knoxville, Tenn Rhoda Rhea Pearce Last Pine Street Arvid Kantor Rufus A. Parker Edward Murphy Josephine Margaret

Tallahassee May Seek Rail Link to Thomasville

In April in Thomasville Georgia a booster meeting backed by A S Metzner promoted a railroad from Tallahassee to Thomasville and beyond. The Tallahassee Boosters Club endorsed the project and will seek city council action to grant franchise at its Thursday meeting. The move aims to improve travel between the two cities and the region.

Thomasville Taleco Florida Boosters’ Club of Tallahassee A. S. Metzner Tallahee Citie

Law Students Meet Today at Ansley Hotel Pine Room

The junior class of the Atlanta Law School will meet in the Pine Room of the Ansley Hotel at 7 45 p m today.

Atlanta Law School Pine Room Ansley Hotel

Suit Filed Against State Mutual Life In Rome Ga

Ocie D Farrow sues State Mutual Life Insurance in Rome city court alleging breach of contract and seeks return of all premiums plus interest. The insurer is under Georgia insurance department supervision for solvency issues and cash surrender value was denied by the commissioner pending court proceedings. Attorneys Dorsey Brewster Howell Heyman of Atlanta handle the case.

Tome City Court of Rome Ocie D. Farrow State Mutual Life Insurance Company Insurance Department of Georgia Insurance Commissioner Insurance Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman Atlanta Cis

Harris May Name Namie Hall as Hodges Successor

Governor Harris met with Dupont Guerry and Joe Hill Wall in Macon to discuss appointing a successor to Judge Robert Hodges of the city court. He signaled a decision likely to name Hill Hall, former county representative, within a few days.

Ublin N. F. Harris Macon Dupont Guerry Joe Hill Wall Dempsey Robert Hodges Harris Jor Hill Hall Thia County

Grady to Install New Phone System for Staff Help

Grady hospital board met Tuesday to discuss an inter-telephone exchange and needs for a nurses dormitory and a lounging room for internes and attaches. Dr. W D Summergill said a company operator would run the hospital switchboard and plans were authorized to proceed. The board postponed action on the dormitory bid system and noted daily patient load and costs.

Grady Hospital Board of Trustees W. D. Summergill Southern Bell Telephone Company Summerall Cpnnmon Exchange J. H. Hirsch Summeral

Atlanta Police Ready For Crowds At Memorial Day Parade

Atlanta police under Chief Mayo prepare for grand opera crowds and Memorial day parade. Mounted squad ordered in readiness and five officers placed at city cemeteries. Day and evening watches extended to twelve hours to keep two squads on duty all day.

Atlanta Mayo

Judge Horace Holden to Speak at Athens Memorial Day

Athens Memorial day will feature Judge Horace M. Holden former supreme court justice delivering the annual address at the University chapel at 3 PM tomorrow. Veterans receive a reception at 11 AM and a Georgia barbecue dinner at the Delmar at noon.

Athens Horace M. Holden The Supreme Court University Chapel

Eleven Farm Schools Hold Meeting Friday

The first annual meeting of the eleven congressional district agricultural schools of Georgia will be held at the State College of Agriculture in Athens on April 28 and 29. These schools, formerly part of the Georgia High School meet, now form an exclusive organization.

Athens State College of Agriculture Georgia High School

Memorial Day Observance Planned in Millen Georgia

April 25 special program by United Daughters of the Confederacy honors Confederate veterans with crosses of honor for those not yet recipients. A barbecue for surviving southern soldiers will be held at noon on Masonic square with Lorey Cowart, a prominent local attorney, delivering the oration.

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