Breitenbacher and Melchers Married in Charleston Home
The Breitenbacher Melchers wedding took place at Mrs Jennie’s home in Charleston on April 26. The ceremony, led by Rev Wood C Maller of St Matthews Lutheran, drew a large circle of relatives. The bride, 19, is the daughter of the late Colonel Tang Melchers, longtime editor of a German newspaper. The groom, 2, is a young attorney. Attendants included Misses Lulyn Welling Irene Bisbo and Messrs Anton and Albert Breitenbucker. Honeymoon to Hoe Pantatha in Caleton County, then plans to settle in Atlanta with Mrs McCabe. Various social events followed, including bridge parties in honor of Mrs McCabe and a formal dinner hosted by the Payne and Johnson households with elegant table settings and spring flowers. Sunday School program announced for First Baptist with a lengthy verse and musical lineup.
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Breitenbacher-Melchers
Charleston
Sperial
Jennie Bis Hoft
Wignan Meleers
Emily Breitenbacher
Tre
Wood C Maller
St W Witthews Lutheran Church
Tang Melchers
Dect
Ne Zeitung
Breitenbacher
Silant
Lulvne Welling
Irene Bisbo
Messis Anton
Albert Breltentucke
Hoe Pantatha
Caleton Counts
Krolina
Atlants
Community Socials and Meetings Highlight Local Week
Vocal solos and a duet performed at a village program with guests and teachers, followed by a Dutch luncheon in compliment to the Governor's Horse Guard. A Primary Union meeting at the first Methodist church features devotional exercises and lessons. Social items report visits, illnesses, births, and club activities across West End and nearby neighborhoods.
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Wm Lycett
Governors Horse Guard
Mrnday
First Methodist Church
Oelorck
R Holderby
Marie Clapley
Misa May Holderby
Gaffney
Joint Debate At Washington Gathers Gubernatorial Hopefuls
Washington Ga April 26 Special two gubernatorial candidates Richard Russell of Winder and Ila ke Smith of Atlanta will debate May 7 in Wilkes County drawing strong local interest. Lester Holcomb fifteen of Valdosta was bitten by a dog and treated at Pasteur Institute after the attack. the dog was shot by a policeman as a precaution and the owner's worry about rabies remains.
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Washington
Richard Russell
Winder
Ilake Smith
Atlanta
Wilkes
Lester Holcomb
McCall Chosen President at Providence R I meeting
McCall was chosen president amid a regional gathering that included representatives from Boston Apell and James RoiMecat. The event highlighted national association plans and featured discussions on organizational leadership and future initiatives.
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McCall
Boston Apell
James RoiMecat
Providence
Realm Jnd
National Association of Oh Fanta Mad
Women Gather at Asheville South Conference Delegates Attend
Delegates from every southern state attend the opening session of a ten day home mission conference at the Central Methodist Church in Asheville North Carolina. The program featured welcomes and responses with Ira Bennett of Gallatin Texas among the speakers.
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South
Ashevile
Wares
Music Festival Opens at Wesleyan College Chapel
The great spring music festival began in the Wesleyan College chapel with large crowds greeting faculty and musicians led by President Guerry and Dr Mugene Egerman. Notable performers included Mme Anna Bussent, Mme Corinne Welsh, Claude Cunningham, Frank Ormsby, and Pauli the Danish musician from Atlanta. The event promises a record crowd and continued performances tomorrow as the local choir and ensemble entertain the audience.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Wesleyan College Chapel
Guerry
Mugene Egerman
Mme
Anna Bussent
Corinne Welsh
Claude Cunningham
Frank Ormsby
4 Pauli
Atanta
Seminary board reelects Wey Hood and faculty names
At the Atlanta Theological Seminary annual meeting H B Wey was reelected board president and E Lyman Hood was reelected seminary president. Nicholas Itner, A W FarInger, and David Carson were named officers and three doctors joined the faculty. Several graduates left to take pastorates. Also noted are Ben Hill’s first return to his office after a Temple Court elevator injury and John Johnston’s death news.
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Atlanta Theological Seminary
H. B. Wey
Nicholas Itner
A. W Fariinger
David %. Carson
E. Lyman Hood
Samuel W. Rowland
A. F. Sherrill
Frank E. Jenking
J W. Lee
William J Carden
John Thomas Farr
Robert Lee Locke
Christopher C. Ding
Wiliam Howell Tillman
Ben H Hill
Temple Court
Hill
North Avenue
East
Apitezo Biscuit Promises Nourished Energy Level
An ad claims Apitezo biscuits enrich blood with vegetable iron and red matter to nourish every part of the body. A biscuit with milk or cream serves as a meal, suitable for breakfast or lunch. The copy advertises a 10 cent pack and repeated phrases reflect vintage wording.
Vedado Way subdivision auction starts today at 2
Edwin F Ansley offers 52 lots in Vedado subdivision on Jackson street Greenwood avenue Vedado way and Boulevard for auction this afternoon at 2 o clock. Terms one third cash with balance in one and two years at 6 percent interest. Plans include artistic residential layout with no visible stables or back yards and a planned sewer system. Water pipes will be laid on Jackson street Glenwood avenue Vedado way with a service line.
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Vedado
Edwin F .Ansley
Jackson Street
Greenwood Avenue
Vedado Way
Boulevard
Jets
City Water Board
Glenwood Avenue
Gay New York draws capacity crowds at Bijou and new bill comes
The Bijou saw full audiences for two Gay New York performances with a strong matinee take to benefit Ficta co miffers and plans to forward funds to Frisco. Dan Mason and Miss Lillian Hoertein lead a lively cast with Louise Sanford, Charles Foreman, Kathryn Bartlett and others. Three more shows remain including Saturday matinee. The Belle of Avenue A starring Miss Hina Fay comes next week with a 63 member company and a two-car production. A quirky note about a mysterious unpaid monkey in a legal contract adds backstage color. A packed Star Theater last night showcased vaudeville with high applause and strong acts.
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New York
Ficta Co
Frisco
Dan Mason
Mr. Mason
Lillian Hoertein
Louise Sanford
Charlies Foreman
Katryn Bartlett
FE. B. Adams
Edward Beamen
Joseph Willard
Avenue A
Proag
Bijou
Misa Hina Fay
Miss Fay
Heine
Misa Fay
Beat Hotel
Fine program for Monroe Forsyth Ga closing Monrose college
Forsyth Georgia April 26 Special the following excellent program will mark the closing of the session at Monrose college Friday May 23 6 30 pm Colonian Sorosis vs Kappa Delta Sorosls and readings Saturday May 26 3 0 pm Mid Summer Night s Dream department of expression Sunday May 27 11 am Baccalaureate sermon by Rev W W L Pickard DOD of Lynchburg on Sunday May 28 9 30 m Exalnge by art department In art room Monday May 28 9 30 am Exhibit by industrial department in industrial hall Monday May 28 10 30 am Meeting of the alumnae Monday May 28 3 pm Recital by departments of music and expression Monday May 28 8 30 p m and concert Tuesday May 28 11 a m Baccalaureate address by Rev Juniua W Mullard DD of Atlanta Ga Delivery of medals by Rev L F Christie of Valdosta Ga Conferring degrees Southern Home Mixed Parnta pure leads and oils varnishes and putty Window and Plate Glass Wholesale and retail F J COOLEDGE BRO Savannah
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Forsyth
Monrose College
Kappa Delta
Juniua W Mullard, DD
Atlanta
Valdosta
Knox Gardner Missing in Macon After Sudden Disappearance
Knox Gardner, a 19 year old Macon native and former stenographer for L C Milner in Danville, vanished after leaving the Milner offices early Tuesday morning. Friends say he recently completed a business education in Macon and he had been ill, raising fears of mental derangement. Police and local officers are conducting searches with no leads so far. Gardner is described as having dark eyes and dark hair.
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Macon
Knox Gardner
L C Milner
Danville
Girl Upsets Nation’s Plans In Baltic Novel Serial
Dorothy Amhurst of Bar Harbor is depicted resisting Russian plots in A Rock in the Baltic by Robert Barr, to begin serial publication in this paper on Sunday May 6. The Authors and Newspapers Association launches a $150000 series of novels, with this title leading the set.
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Dorothy Amhurst
Bar Harbor
Baltic
Robert Barr
Authors and News Papers’ Association
Public sale ordered in New Century Cotton Mills case
In the Douglasville Georgia superior court a special master in chancery will publically sell all property of New Century Cotton Mills including real estate machinery and fixtures as described, to satisfy a decree dated March 12 1900. The sale occurs May 16 1906 at the courthouse in Douglasville between 1 and 4 pm with bidding cash terms and assigned rights of redemption.
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Caureult Court
United Blazea
Geormanm
Sergus New Centurs
Aguis. Ball
Wilam T Newman
Nud Court
Court House
Douglas Douglasvitle
Podar
Wadakam
Dockxk
New Century
Dougluayily
Pouglas
Georgina
Doug Taemle
Georgia
Tanner Street
Cooper Strort
Southern Railway
Cooper Street
Fort
Dorsett Street
Anid
Sad i Aontern Rasteay
Broad Street
Fort More
Emeua
Anid Tows
Douglasville
Korma
Grady Street
Fartore Road
Forth
Tactary Road
Cnn Foye
Superior Court
Dengiga County
Geonga Ani
Réaain
Douglas County
Prinapal Sud
Ami
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Henry Johnson, Jr
J Carroll Payne
Laura Payne
First Baptist Sunday School
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Marion Woolley
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Saved By Grace
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Bridge On
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Migs Solomon
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T. A Lovelace
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West Point
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OM Club
Fred Stewart
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J.J. Simpson
Misella Vass
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Miss Glove Tetin
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Katherine Gholston
Mra Carria Robinson Stewart
Covington
Misa Boite Stewart
Fred Lewis
W A Bates
East Third Street
Capt
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Piedmont Avenue
Mr. Martin Amorous
Guild of the First Methodist Church
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Judge Russell
Hoke Smith
Asheville
Home Mission Board
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Jersey City
Star Theater
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Capital City Laundry
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Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta, Ga
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Atlanta _Floral_ Company
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century Building
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Forest Ofice
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