Atlanta Society Roundup Teems With Weddings Dances
Society news highlights multiple events in Atlanta including marriages of Rachel Brook to Dr. Michael Sullivan in Asheville and Marion Penland to Walter Turner Candler. Also covers dance parties at Lithia Springs Hotel and Piedmont Driving Club, hosting lists, and a July 29 wedding of Frances Virginia Walton Parke conducted by Dr. J. J. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brook
Careroilton
Rachel
Chidel
Xavier Sulliven
Spartanbog
Mr. Sullivan
Grove ‘Park Inn
Asheville
Massachusetts
Spartanburg
Lithia Springs Hotel
Lithia Springsotel
Atlanta
Lithia Springs
Penland-Candler
J. M. Penland
Marion
Walter Turner Candler
Mr. Candler
California
No brighter complexion promises from mercurial wax remedy
A 19th century tip advises applying a thin layer of mercurial wax at bedtime to remove tan and roughness. Spread evenly over the face, wash off with warm water in the morning. One ounce of mercurial wax is recommended for slight or moderate use, promising a spotless, pure white complexion when underlying skin shows.
War Work Leaders Urge Pledged Payments This Week
Citizens who subscribed to the United War Work Campaign last November are urged to pay their pledges now. R A Kine, director of collections for the southeast military district, says the seven welfare agencies need funds to continue operations through Spee Up Week. Collections must speed up as some agencies are short of money to finish their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work
R. A. Kine
South‘east
Enelana
Durand Chataqua To Be Great Success Durand Ga
Durand Georgia hosts the Warm Springs campground chautauqua August 6 to 10. Opening with moving pictures and orchestra music Tuesday night, then nightly shows and daytime talks by prominent speakers. Dr C Jarrell of Emory University will be program manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Warm Springs
J. H. Barnes
Bullochville
Chaurada
C. Jarrell
Emory University
So They Were Married And So They Were Married Chapter XXID
Ruth confronts Rita's abrupt departure and a hidden trunk crisis. Ruth, unsettled by Rita's secrecy, vows to help yet distrust brews between them as Scott and Alice fear involvement. The trio debates responsibilities while awaiting the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Rita
Johnston Improving at Grady Hospital
Steve R. Johnston, superintendent of Grady hospital, has been ill but is improving. Doctors expect he will resume duties in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Grady Hospital
Steve R. Johnston
Georgia Examinations for Teachers Draw 12000 to 14000 Applicants
State examinations for teachers began Friday and will continue Saturday in most counties. Approximately 12,000 to 14,000 are seeking various certificates, including prim ary general elementary high school and supervisory. Renewals require a planned reading program and an average 75 percent score or approved equivalent courses. In Siberia, sugar industry expansion plans promise land grants and bonuses for new factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton High School
Colored Et Spetman Seminary
M. S. Brittain
Board of Education
Lcense
State Board of Education
Second Legion Post Named for Atkinson
Organization of Atlanta's second Poet of the American Legion formed by veterans among street car men was perfected last night with a constitution and officers. The new post, named Harry M. Atkinson Jr. Post, elected J. W. Reynolds as commander and started meeting plans for a charter filing with the Georgia division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
American Legion
Harry M. Atkinson, Jr
J. W. Reynolds
Thirty Second Division
Argonne, Now & Motorman
A Kray
Raymond N Snead
Paul D. Reid
Davia
F. McElroy
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Soldiers’ Club
Peachtree Street
Regar
Power
Legion
Georgia Division
Conkle Injured by Heavy Truck Near His Home
T M Conkle of 350 Cooper street was seriously injured late Friday afternoon when struck by a truck near his home. The driver fled after the collision, leaving the scene about a block away. Conkle was taken home where surgeons reported internal injuries and severe bruises. Officers Fain and Fidgen investigated and are seeking the driver. Savannah flood shows more unemployed than jobs as returnees seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Conkle
Cooper ~ Street
Cooper
Conkle
Surzeols
Fain
Fidgen
Savannah
The Charmed Life of Miss Austin In Oriental Journey
Edith Austin plans a bold escape to Peking by train and sedan chair, packing a wooden box and a small dog. Amid warning bridges failing and uncertain routes, she orders Oldjohn toward Pek ing side, while pondering the risks and her aunt and uncle’s fragile hoped outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Rhoda
Hadith
Blacp
Miss Austin
Rergne
Chingfing
Pekin
Mies
Austin
Peking
Oldjohn
Shansi
Oldjodn
Mr. Harbison
Misa Austin
Oll
Simon Blumstein
Blumstein- Wimberly
Soansi
Rhoda Wavesley
Nfe
Nera Awane
Fen Ho
Atood
Olajohn
Pingting
Pek
Capita l Gossip Bargain Day at Secretary of State Autos Counter
Bargain Day at the Automobiles counter in the secretary of state's office planned for Friday. About 360 license applications were received by Charles Cook, registration clerk, with 50 returned for overpayment. Auto owners urged to note the new lower charges effective August 1. Changing name allowed for American Shipping Company to Universal Steamship Company after petition filed with McLendon. Georgia cotton directors to meet August 4 at Kimball House with J J Brown inviting to discuss cotton development. National association executives may join later per J S Wannamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Charles Cook
Cook
American Shipping Company
Brunswick
Universal Steamship Company
G McLendon
Bennet, Twitty & Rees
J. H. Hembright
Georgia
American Cotton Association
Atlanta
Big Corporation
J. J Brown
Kimball House
National Association
J. S Wannamaker
Dr Dan Sage Urged To Run For Council
Second ward citizens urge Dr Dan Y Sage, a prominent physician who has lived in the ward since childhood, to become a council candidate. A committee has been in contact with Sage, who is in New York, and he will make a formal statement on his return expected Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Dan Y. Sage
Sage
New York
Monay
Fulton County Leads in Concrete Pavement Miles
Fulton County ranks high among Alabama counties in concrete pavement. W. Ty Hansen Jr. surveyed roughly thirty three miles of Fulton concrete in three days, noting nineteen plain concrete and the rest vibro finished. The Lakewood Avenue Drive, built in 1913, is praised as the South's most beautiful job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Ty, Sell, Jr
Hansell
Board of Elt Commissioners
Montgomery
Ala
Fulton
Lakewood Avenue
Andrews Avenue
Maat Pace's Ferry
Naccoches Drive
Mayson
Hightower
Gordon Street
East Point
Hapeville
Grant Park
Ashby Street
Lakewood
Atlanta Women Near 3000 Mark in Registration
The women of Atlanta are close to reaching 3000 registered names for the upcoming primary on September 9. By Friday the count stood at 2735, with the registration office open daily from 3:30 PM to 8:30 PM and closing at noon Saturday. Tuesday is the final registration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Senators to Be Barbecued Guests at Hanson Plant
The Hanson Motor Company invited the state senate to a barbecue Friday August 8 at 1 30 o clock. Legislators will tour the expansive plant at the corner of Lee and Ash by streets in company autos. About eight hundred stockholders agents and friends from across the state will attend. The invitation came in a letter to the senate president from company president George Gleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Motor Company
Senate
Hanson
Lee and
Ash
George “Gneon
Granite Club Guests Of Dr Boyd At Georgian Terrace
Dr Montague L Boyd will entertain the Granite club Friday night at the Georgian Terrace hotel. Mr Rek Rambo will read a paper titled The New Normal in Business Affairs. Members include Wightman Bowden, Thomas Gone nally, Harold Hirsch, Major Gabriel R Solomon, Philip Weltner, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague L. Boyd
Granite Club
Georgian Terrace
Rek Rambo
New Normal
Wightman Bowden
Thomas W. Gonenally
Charles
Dowman
Hat F Hentz
Harold Hirsch
S .Honekina
W. Cole Jones
H. Warner Martin
KR. K. Rambo
Stewart R. Roberts
Charles B Shelton
A. B. Simms
Gabriel R. Solomon
A.D Thomson
W. D. Thomson
Philip Weltner
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M.X. Sullivan
Rachel Brook
Claud Frederick
Woman's Club Committee
Hose
Dura
Frederick
D. Gorman
EF Yankey
East Lake Country Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Miss Robinson
Hugene Hartington
Holse Robinson
Piedmont Driving Club
James Ragan
Isa Julia Brantley
Blackshear
Cavera
Miss Brantley
Archibald Brantley
Harriet McDaniel
Grace Goldsmith
Misa Frances Ellis
Robert Maddox
Charles Orme
Edwin Broyles
James Alexander
Ralph Ragan
Willis Regan
William H. Riser
Brutus Clay
Lucy Young
Lexington
Jack J. Spalding
Arthur G. Powell
William Lawson Peel
Loudte Speer
Frances Powell
Messrs
Stevensakewell
John Henry Jones
Tange
Alex Smith, Jr
Libert Thornton, Jr
John Quertmoreland
Shallenberger
Henrietta Tupper
Calomel
Jacobs’ Fmnacy
Price
Batchelor
Hazol Dnyo Batchelon
Rute
Ftuth
Rhy
Scott
Alice
Dan
Abo
Reily
Tayior
Omsk
Siberia
Atkinson
The
Argonne
Savennah
Wiliam J. Grayson
UFR
Miss, Austin
Samuel Merwin
Capitol Gossip
Dan Sage
Council
Boyd
Crabshaw
Nurich
Whitehall
O Meet
liMazeaa Ae
Ane
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