Social items outline Rochester guests and Albany visit
Mrs. George E Kendell of Rochester attends McAfee Clark wedding with visiting relatives. Mrs B C Hovey of Spartanburg visits in Albany with Mr and Mrs W Smith. Mrs G B Wright hosts Mrs Sue Wright and Mrs J C Gib Som of Newnan. Sam Collins and son visit Albany. Colonel George M ent and Miss Charlotte Grang host at Sycamore Street Decatur. Grant pending Nebr. visit features. Opera guests include Mrs Albert Givert Wilmington and Mrs J Litiner Lowndesville. Ruby McGaughey returns Brenau for opera. Mrs William Adams of Jacksonville joins local opera party. Others: Mrs Marion Howards of Dawson and Pickett, Zellars, and Bullard parties from Palmetto visiting Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Kendell
Rochester, &O
Frantes Tuller
W. M. Clark
Baston
Mass
McAfee-Clark
B.C. Hovey
Spartanburg
W . Smith
G. B. Wright
Sue’ P. Wright
J.C. Gib Som
Newnan
Sam W. Collins
Sam Collins, Jr
Albany
Aoe
George M. Ent
Charlotte Grang
Sycamore Street
Decatur
Grant
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Neb
Albert Givert
Wilmington
J. Litiner
Lowndesville
S. C
G. McGaughey
East Fourteenth Street
Ruby McGaughey
Brenau
William Adams
Jacksonville
Marion Howards
Dawson
Smith di Pickett
Opera Week Guests Arrive At Atlanta Social Page
Myra Orr Jackson performs in the opera while Mrs E R Gunby of Tampa visits her father Sir Clark Hawn Sr. Notables include Mrs Boerne Young of New York staying with Mrs Louis Wellhouse and Miss Sarah Simpson with Miss Martha Edwards from Toccoa visiting Mrs William Eckford. Several others, including Mr and Mrs Wugh Sanford and Mr and Mrs Alfred Sanford from Knoxville, are arriving in Atlanta for opera week with plans at Winecoff hotel. A birth is announced for Dorothy Vance to Lt and Mrs R A Shope of Santa Cruz Laguna Phlippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Orr Jackson
E.R. Gunby
Tampa
Sir
Clark Hawen, Sr
Sarah Simpson
Martha Edwards
Toccoa
William Eckford
KR. Emmett Holt
Chatta
Frank H. Cooledge
Mary Kate Davidson
Florida
Wugh Sanford
Alfred Sanford
Knoxville
Atlanta
George Baxter
Ile
City
Winecoft Hotel
Florence Wadley Coleman
William Green Faous
Richard A. Johnson
Georgian Terrace
Montgomery
Aia
Mis Hannie Trozevant
Marietta
L. G. Walker
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Daily Times
A. I. Branham
Overlook
Kirkwood
Alice G. Smith
Lucile Landis
Nashville
Fanny Hinton
R. A. Shope
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Philippine Islands
Dorothy Vance
Shope
Rachel Edmondson
Decatur
Acworth Pythians Organize In Acworth Ga
A strong Knights of Pythias lodge was instituted in Acworth on Monday night with the Cartersville degree team performing the ceremony. Institute officer J C Milam of Marietta led the event as about two hundred Pythians from across the state attended. The local band greeted visitors at the trains and an elegant banquet and nightlong refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acworth Pythians
Acworth
Knights of Pythias
Cartersville
Man
J.C. Milam
Marietta
Q Ban hair darkening remedy advertisement
Gray haired readers urged to try Q Ban to darken hair to its original color and restore vigor. The ad promises even natural looking darkening, dandruff prevention, and no sticky residue, noting it stains neither scalp nor hair. Sold for 5 cents at Ed Mendsens Drug Stores in Atlanta with mail orders available.
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Ed Mendsens Drug Stores
N. Broad Street
N. Pever
Atlanta
Ady
The Golden Voice of the Chickering Piano
A nostalgic appeal to readers praising Chickering pianos for enduring sound and family heritage. It suggests every generation enjoys the same sweet voice, guiding children’s fingers to familiar melodies and preserving musical tradition across years.
Bryan May Speak Here At Motordrome Opener
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan may speak in Atlanta at the Atlanta Motordrome opening on Sunday May 10. Manager Noon Hudson sent a telegram stating Bryan’s potential acceptance to address the Shriners gathered for the event with an expected audience of 6,500 and guaranteed expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Atlanta
Atlanta Motordrome
Hudson
Wiliam
Jennings
Washington, D. C
Shriners
Danvens
Hhis Iritation
Glass Ends His Life in Peachtree Hotel
H J Glass a prominent Sharpsburg businessman shot himself in his Wuinecoff hotel room between 1 and 1 30 pm. A death note found in his undershirt referenced joining his wife in death. A second letter, dated from Moultrie, appeared to be his wife’s farewell note. An inquest returned a verdict of death by own action as relatives prepared to retrieve the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Glass
Sharpsburg
Wuinecoff Hotel
Hima
Moultrie
Glass
G. W. Glass
Greenberg & Bond
Undertaking Establishment
Donehoo
Atlanta
Beme
David I Schane Dies. Atlanta Figure Passes After Illness
David I Schane longtime Atlanta resident died last night at his home 415 Capitol avenue after a short illness. He leaves his wife three sons Dave Ben Schane of Atlanta Albert Schane of New York and two daughters Mrs Ben Straus and Betsy Schane of New York. The body was taken to Greenberg Bond undertaking parlors with funeral plans to be announced.
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David i Schane
Atlanta
Capitol Avenue
Dave
Ben Schane
Albert Schane
New York Ciy
Ono
Ben Straus
Betsy Schane
New York
Greenberg & Bond
Dr. Theodore C. Janeway Accepts Johns Topkings Professorship
Announcement from Baitimow dated April 2 states that Dr. Theodore C. Janeway of Columbia University New York has accepted the professorship of medicine at Johns Topkings University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baitimow
Theodore C. Janeway
Columbia, University
New York
Johns Topkings .University
Judge Westmoreland Rested in Garland Funeral Note
Funeral for Judge T. P. Westmoreland held Tuesday afternoon at Trinity Methodist church with many friends present. Services conducted by Dr. W. Lee of Stag, assisted by Dr. Luke Johnson. Fulton superior court judges, municipal and city court members, Atlanta Bar Association, and Atlanta Medical College trustees attended. Interment in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Westmoreland
Trinity Methodist Church
7. W. Lee
St. Taig
Luke “Johnson
Trinity
Fulton Superior Courts
Atlanta Bar Association
Atlanta Medical College
Oakland
Berney Miller’s body recovered from river
Waycross Ga April 28 Special eight feet of water and a hundred feet from the spot where it went down the body of Berney Miller who was drowned yesterday was found late this afternoon in the Satila river. The search lasted twenty seven hours. Dynamiting was deserted today without snail shore seas coal operators today issued their ultimatum to the miners. They refuse the percent increase the miners demand in ie southern field and also refuse to submit any dispute to subdistrict conventions for settlement unless operators and miners agree that district are upon plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Berney Miller
Satila
Shore Seas
Ie Southern Field
Fourth Ward Plans Record Vote for Grady Bond Issue
The Grady committee of Atlanta’s Fourth Ward organized a mass meeting at Worth Avenue School for Saturday night. With 1,534 ward votes, 1,024 must back the bonds. Leaders emphasized the need for modern hospital facilities and compared Grady to aging businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Grady
L. D. Hicks
Great Sufferer From Liver And Stomach
Ridgeway Virginia patient Prof T A Walker recounts years of liver and stomach suffering. After trying many remedies he found Tedford’s Black-Draught effective, cleansing the liver and stomach, restoring appetite and vitality. He now uses it periodically and vouches for its relief and superiority. A penny a dose from druggists.
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Ridgeway
T A. Walker
Greater Grady bond issue urged by local leaders
Yesterday leaders including W. L. Peel of the American National Bank urged passage of a larger hospital bond for Atlanta. They argued the current hospital is outdated and inadequate for contagious diseases and that a $750,000 to $750,960 measure is justified to build a modern facility now rather than later.
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Times
Atlanta
Grady
W. L. Peel
American National Bank
Ine
Not Liable for Bogus Cotton Bills
An April 24 report from Decatur Alabama states the United States Court of Appeals in New Orleans affirmed a lower court ruling against Alexander Eccles & Co and in favor of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in a disputed spurious bills of lading case linked to the Knight, Yancy & Co situation. Damages claimed by Eccles totaled about 78,040 with related suits around 3,500 overall. The appeal was dismissed, upholding the prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
United States Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Knight, Yancy & Co
Alexander Eccles & Co
Cryptic line on money, age, and vanity voiced aloud
The fragment contemplates money as a sign of cruelty and age, asking if dyeing hair implies dishonor. It presents a speculative, odd analogy about appearance and virtue without naming people or places.
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T. T. Zellars
Stuart Bullard
Palmetto
McCray
Tata
Puech
Bethes
Tia Midds
Metray
Pat Patel
Alwars Maida
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA
Boerne Young
Louis Wellhouse
Chickering Pianos
Ludden & Bates
Dorothy Hebert
Elizabeth Morgan
His
Peachtree Hotel
Sharpsburg, Ga
David I. Schane
Janeway
Westmoreland
Garland
Grady Hospital
Aanta
W. Silkin
Hi. Cone
R. C. Bosche
George H. Fausy
Hi. &. Pomeroy
W. B. Ballard
General Committee
Chamber of Commerce
C. T. Nunnally
Featherstone
J. C. Logan
J. E. Ratey
Ivan I. Allen
Charman
Tto
R Wright
Railway and Power Company
Faust
Arcand
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Thedford
Tedford
Grand Opera
Walter Ballard
Peachtree
Wwashington
Fowhatin
Guifford HA. Lewis, Bucuzer
Shriner
J. P. Stevens
Whitehall ST
Georgia Railroad
Wrightsville
Orth Carolina
Virginia
Charleston
South Carolina
Augusta
Georgia
Uthinta
Charlesium
oAtlanta
Wailhington
Atlanta-Augusta
Carolinas
Buckhead
Gra P.M
J. P. Billups
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