Ashantee Country House Party to Clayton Gt From Atlanta
OVUUILI I House Party at Ashantee in Clayton Gt where a congenial group will attend a week long house party hosted by Mrs W A Parker and Miss Louise Parker, with a list of attendees including Miss Margaret Murphy and many others from Newnan, Cedartown, Atlanta, and nearby towns. A separate porch party at Miss Clara Smith’s on Ponce de Leon Ave honors Miss Bengovan Waring of Norton, Va with games and a punch service by Ada Barnette and Lullan Smith. The Rice tea at the Driving Club terrace features Miss Daisy Le Craw and Miss Helen Sibley among a large guest list with fashion notes on gowns and hats. An al fresco party on West Peachtree St hosted by Mrs Claude Showmake entertains Miss Louise Alexander and Miss Daisy Le Craw with Birmingham guests.
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Ashantee
Clayton Gt
Mra
W A. Parker
Louise Parker
Ashantea
Margaret Murphy
Newnan
Florine Hardwick
Cedar Town
Edith McKenzie
Wontezuma
Jessie Thompson
Msra Scott Wars Murphy
Atlanta
Robert Tate Brevens
Albert Brewer
Elberton
June Bunn
Chariie Thompson James
Roane Robert Bauga
Robert Redding
Clara Smith
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Bengovan Waring
Nortons Va
Ada Barnette
Lullan Smith
Misa Waring
Cathleen Muller
Clyde Rapp
Louise Bates
Annie Lee Gray
Stirling Price
Wary Smith
Wortha Bloodworth
Lilza
Miss Rice
Annie Sykes Rice
Daisy le Craw
Helen Sibley
Brmingham
Louise Alexander
Augusta
Cleude Bhowmake
Miss Sibley
Miss le
Claude Showmake
West Peachtree Street
Sibley
Birmingham
Mr Tidwell's Dance Delights Youthful Society at Lola Grove
A summer gathering hosted by Mr Reuben Bruce Tilwett of Denver, spending time with his grandfather Vir Row Tidwell, drew a large young guest list at Lola Grove on Williams Mill Road. Numerous Tidwell relations and local families attended, with Miss Marian Woolley, Miss Edna Crawford of Calmba, and Miss Louise Watts among the guests. Punch service was provided by Miss Elizabeth Mawell and Miss Florence Qbear, and the affair featured a notable turnout from Quitman and Columbus social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Bruce Tilwett
Denver
Vir Row
Tidwell
Lola Grove
Williams Mill
Dd Howard McCall Jr
Wiilliam ‘Tidwell
Denser
Wiss
C RB
A Ot. Tidwell
Quitman
George 8
Obear Jr
Howard
Frank Bo
Logan Crichton
Leon Walker
Asa Candler Jr
Arian Woolley
He caAm
West Peachtree Street
Mary Murphey
Wis
Edna Crawford
Calmba
Indian Young
Quitmen
Wess Flizaleth Mawel
Wiss Florence Qbear
Wise Doroth Ault
Chattanooga
Visa Mayrechten
Pattie Metteheer
Mise Grae Bloodworth Wiss
Nelle Walker
Mary Stewart Wiss
Ann Parrers
Rm Mias
Nell
Heate
Dorothy Lillion
Dorothy Brown
New York
Carre Bimnt
Iss Blewhe Traine
Carters Moss War
Parker
Tora Savitt
Columbus
Manan
Clumbus
Freon Green
Margaret Lowman
Birmnghem
Mita Wert Dunser
Vare Dinkins
Ib A Candler
Texas
Helen Dike
Ike
Jessie Mason
Meddoer
Athen
Howard McCall Jr
Frank Tidwell
Matinee Party Honors Miss Louise Scarborough Guest of Mrs Dobbs
Miss Frances Springer hosted a matinee party for Miss Louise Scarborough of Columbus, guest of Mrs Dobbs, with Miss Martha McCree and Miss Mary Holland Roberts among the attendees. A later luncheon at Joyeuse followed, hosted by Mrs Otties for Mrs Middo and Mrs Little, featuring white and rose crepe myrtle decor, silver cups, painted place cards, and summer flowers.
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Frances Springer
Louise Scarborough
Columbus
Miso Fa. Dobbs
Martha McCree
Mary Holland Roberts
Joyeuse
John E. Otties
Joyeuse Vestyriia
Robert Middo
John Little
Littles
Marie
Thomas B Belcher
Wich
Gitley
Mrs Little
Maddox
Social Items Reflect Local Lives and Notable Occurrences
Fragmented notes reveal social happenings including visits, family ties, and summer activities. Mentions of Mr hu, Se do Jr, and local residents hint at gatherings, travels, and pending projects. The text preserves names and places while conveying a mood of community connectivity.
Local Names and Summer Travel From North Carolina to New York
The notice lists residents and visitors including Miss Clare Harden, Mr and Mrs AD Legg of Baltimore, Sallie Adams, Miss Ida Hichardson, Mr Joseph L Flynn, Mre Kate Blatterman, Muss Alethea Latham, Mr and Mrs Cornelius Sheehan, Mra WD Tidwell and son from Denver, Mrs C Rowland and son, Mrs Ad Tidwell and daughters from Quitman, and Mrs William J Garrett and Miss William Riley Boyd planning trips or visits in Boston, New York, Savannah, Tybee, and the mountains of North Carolina, plus summer stays at Sevanace Tenn and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Harden
AD Legg
Baltimore
Claude Ashley
Margaret Ashley
Creary Adam
St Joseph
Ormary
Ida Hichardson
Joseph L Flynn
Tybee Oo
Kate Blatterman
North
Carolr
Muss Alethea Lathams
Abe
Columbia Salles
Cornelius Sheehan
Boston
New York
Savannah
Tidwell
Denver Gole
Crlowell
Deiglan
Ad Tidwell
Quitman
Vr RW. T
Howe
Willams Mil Road
Mian Harria Sokdel
Athens
Mery Fugl
William J Garrett
William Riley Boyd Willeave
Totay
Werren Boyd
Sevance Tenn
Croxton Begins Work as A B A Passenger Agent
Croxton, who succeeded W H Leahy as general passenger agent of the A B A, began duties yesterday. Formerly with the Norfolk Southern at Norfolk, he has held several high railroad posts and is regarded as a top railway official. He will receive a cordial welcome in Atlanta and city activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow Croxton
W HO Leahy
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Croxton
Pasenger
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk
Atlanta
Leahy Named Head of Atlanta Industrial Bureau
W H Leahy, former general passenger agent of the AB & A railroad, becomes head of the Industrial and Statistical Bureau of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. He began duties yesterday, selecting a temporary office site as the new building is completed. The bureau will seek better freight rates, improve railroad service for Atlantans, attract manufacturers, and retain existing businesses.
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W OH Leahy
AB & A
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Lashy
Mr Leah
Loving Cups Presented to Henry S Jackson
Two silver loving cups with HSJ monogram were presented to Henry S Jackson by the Internal Revenue force of Georgia in Atlanta as thanks for services. The cups, inscribed with Presented to Henry S Jackson by the internal revenue force of the district of Georgia, were given just before his transfer as Georgia state collector to A O Blalock. The ceremony occurred in the United States Building assistant custodians office with remarks by Oscar Pendly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S Jackson
Internal Revenue
State of Georgia
O Blalock
United States
Atlanta
U 5
Henry 3S Jackson
District of Georgia
Oscar Pendly
Central Baptist Church Sunday Services Absent Pastor
Due to Draleb Ridley's absence he left Monday for Sxlya NC to preside over a Bible conference. In the morning the pulpit is supplied by J B Richards secretary treasurer of the Georgia Anti Bialoga League and at night by Charlie T Tillman the well known evangelist and song book publisher. Central chorus will render several special musical selections at both services.
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Draleb Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Sxlya NC
J B Richards
Georgia Anti Bialoga League
Charlie T. Tillman
Central Chorus
Steeple Jack Falls but Is Uninjured
Steeple jack W W Burdette fell 39 feet from the smokestack of the Western Newspaper on Central avenue Friday morning. He landed on tin roofing after his tackle failed and lay unconscious briefly. He reached Grady hospital, then walked back to the stack and resumed work within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
State Street
Western Newspaper Company
Central Avenue
Grady Hospital
Funds Sought for Colored Warren Church Construction
Rev E H Oliver, pastor of the colored Warren Methodist Church, appeals for funds to build a church in a congested Black area of the city. Groundbreaking on the 19th featured Rev Dr CE Wiimer of St Luke's Episcopal Church. The church plans a day school, nursery, and general institutional work for the colored population. contributions should be sent to Hey & H Oliver, South Atlanta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E H Oliver
Colored Warren Methodist Church
CE Wiimer
S Lukes Episcopal Church
Hey & H Oliver
South
Atlanta
Three Mansion Sales Resolutions Move Through Senate Committee
Three resolutions propose exchange sale or lease of the Governor mansion. Peyton would form a five member commission and require legislative approval before finalizing any deal, Turner seeks power to close a sale without assembly report, Watts cites a 400000 valuation with rumored offers. Public Property committee leans toward replacing the mansion and drafting a joint substitute incorporating features from all three measures.
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Governors Mansion
State Senate
Peyton vi
Senate
House
Public Property Committee
Peyton
B . Miller
Miller
Turner
General Assembly
Watts
College Park Slogan Contest Prompted by Rain
Citizens gathered at the College Park board of trade to pick a slogan and name for the citys commercial body. A 35 dollar gold prize drew hundreds nationwide. Charles J Haden of Atlanta urged progress and reforms. A homecoming, cleanup, and postcard day were also planned with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Board of Trade
Charles J Haden
Atlanta
Tennessee Copper Co Granted Year Extension on Emission Tests
The Tennessee Copper Company near Ducktown, Ga., was granted a year's extension to demonstrate the efficiency of its appliances for eliminating damaging fumes from adjacent farms. The extension follows a Senate amendment to the Wright resolution, concurred in by the House on Friday. The Supreme Court had set a deadline to expire in October of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Copper Company
Ducktown
Wes
Senate
Wright
House
United States Supreme Court
Slade Demands Report on Military Measures
Representative Slade of Muskogee introduced a resolution demanding the house committee on military affairs report next Monday on two companion bills. He argues the measures would give the military supreme local authority over civil power when ordered out and says the committee has held them without reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Military Affairs
Slade
Muscogee
House
Fire at G A F Grocery causes $2500 loss at Piedmont Ave
A fire on the second floor of the G A F Grocery Co building at 22 Piedmont Avenue caused $2500 damage. The blaze, believed to start from wiring, was spotted by Call Officers McHugh Arnold and Williams as they investigated mysterious pistol shots. Fire companies 6, 4, and 7 battled the blaze and secured it. the loss is fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A & F Grocery Co
Piedmont Avenue
McHugh Arnold and
WeWilliams
Bilding
Grove Tonic Aids Liver Boost and Blood Purification
An old standard general tonic claims to arouse the liver to action and purge malaria from the blood. Marketed as a strengthening remedy for adults and children, it touts overall system support and health benefits.
Resolution on Western and Atlantic railroad commission
A unanimous committee report approves a resolution creating a bi partisan commission of Senate and House members plus two citizen experts to investigate extending and releasing the Western and Atlantic railroad. The panel will assess property, port facilities, costs, terms, and state ownership implications for lines from Chattanooga to various points and along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L. Sweat
Western and Atlantic
Committee On Western and Atlantic
House of Representatives
Senate
Sunta
Sali Road
Thay General Assembly
Eald Commission
Auld Commission
Westero and Atlantic Railroad
Viata
Auld Railroad
Chattanooga Town
Atlanta
Southern Railroad Company
Fort Valley
Atlantic Wapcross
Northern Railroad Company
Fort Vat Jey Ga
Coustue
Aald Potas
Jacksonville
Western and Ailant
Chattanooga
Ten Nates River
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Glass clash over crematory glass delays construction
A dispute between New York’s construction department and Destructor Company engineers over glass specs for the $260000 crematory risks a protracted battle. The city demanded polished glass, while the company insisted on one-sided polished glass. The health board approved a compromise offering materials worth 853 dollars in exchange for the spec change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destructor Company of
New York
Halfman
W E Dowd
Destructor
Mayor Demands Tiestruetor Adhere to Contract Terms
In a firm stance, Mayor Woodward insists the Tiestruetor company execute the contract exactly as written. No alterations will be accepted, he states, underscoring commitment to specified provisions and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Woodward
Tiestruetor Company
Iil
Cordele Postmaster F G Boatright Faces Resignation Request
Cordele Georgia August 1 Special Postmaster General Burleson has requested the resignation of Cordele Postmaster F G Boatright after an investigation by the Post Office Department inspectors found inadequate personal attention to duties. Boatright refuses to discuss the matter beyond confirming the request. his term expires February 16, 1954.
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Cordele
F G Boatright
Burleson
Boatright
Postoffce
Goatright
Beatricht
Troosevelt
Taft
Bazemore
Felder
J W Bivina
A L Mcarthur I Kelly
J D Pate Hach
Charles R Crips
Third
Gistrict
Sumter County Tax Returns Reflect Strong Prosperity
Sumter county closes in on tax rolls with valuations likely surpassing 37 million dollars. The continued prosperity is evident in property returns, with Lana valuations stable and figures nearing or exceeding last year despite economic stringency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Sumter
Lana
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Ashby McCord
Bernard Nea
Charlie Candler
John Stewart
Edwin Lockridge
Maurice Thomas
Bob Baugh
Mark Cautier
Dewin Henderson
Lynne Grannen
Newton Thomas
Grace Holleman
Hugh Leuhrntan
Robert Crichton
Sam “Mangham
Carl Goldsmith
Douglas Manghim
D B Osborne
Don Watts
William Bedell
Basil Wooley
Robert Hubert
Frank Harrison
Jim Harrison
Pat Dinking
Goodwyn Walker
Forrest Roberts
Joe Haverty
Eq Schoen
Lawton Goldsmith
Barnard Boykin
Fuzzy Roan
Mr Tidwell
Miss Walker
Fthel Louie Walke
I College Park
Eben Sentt
Columbis
Louise Watts
Bionda Sixt
Peachtree
Kodaks and Supplies
Glenn Photo Stock Company
Eastman Kodak Company
OPP
Piedmont Hotel
Charles A Sheldon Jr
Will Pic
Mr Hu Et Se Do Jr
Tharaday
Pape
Motes
Igs
Mr Barrett
Mobo
Elrda
Ain
MoUs Poker Fay
Mies
Marty Terre
Whitehall A
Rom Murphy
Robin Harwell
Plist Sallie Adams
Hes
Broward
The
A B EA
W H Leahy
Industrial Bureau
Central
Steeple Jack
Tennessee Copper CO
Hotel
Ansley
Atlanta, Ga
Rathskeller
Uncle Sam
Rocers B.tov
Acrnt
ALL Lines Union Depot Ticket Office
Prompt Service
Atlanta Tent and Awning CO
Warletia St
Main
Aodaks
Sead Te Catsie
Vince Lit
Whiteboll St
Sarentid
A Q Hlaloce
Fayetteville
United States Collector of Interna Revenue
Georgia
G Boatright
Faust Spaghett
Faust Spaghetti
Faust
All Grocere
Maull Amos
St Louis
Hotels and Resorts
Cpicsee
Chicago
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Lake Michigan
Maidigan Boulevard
Metropole
Michigan Blvd
3D St
Manhattan Square
Manhattan Square Park
Museum OF Natural History
West 77Th St
New York City
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
Central Park
F. N. Rogers
Constitution
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