Two Scholarships To Be Given By Daughters Of Confederacy
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will award two scholarships this year. One in Miss Woodberry's collegiate department and another in Miss Hanna's school, open to descendants of Confederate soldiers. Applications are due to Mrs. T. T. Stevens at 430 Luckie Street, Ivy 321, with credentials required. winners to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Stevens
Atlantas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Woodberry
Hisa Hanna
Nee
TY. T. Stevens
Luckie Street
Atlanta
Woodberry
Hanna
Hunt Sewell wed in early evening ceremony
A wedding last Wednesday united Miss Bessie Hunt and Mr Kay Sewell at 2 pm in the Hunt home. The drawing room altar featured palms ferns and America Beauty roses. Dr W R Owens officiated as Paul Donehoo played the wedding march. The bride wore a dark blue charmeuse serge coat suit with a blue straw hat trimmed in peacock tips. A reception followed with guests and attendants named, then the couple planned to reside with the groom's mother at 3 Highland View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vaushan
Clarence Lauxford
George Taylor
Minsea May
Christian
Marriage Announcement for Misa Della Vandi ford and J B Vance
The marriage occurred Saturday night at 124 Mangum Street with Rev A Ward officiating. Misa Della Vandi ford and Mr J B Vance are announced as newlyweds in this brief notice.
Miss Patterson Hosts Evening Honor Guests
Miss Ann Patterson will entertain a group of younger guests at her West Peathree street home tonight. The gathering compliments Miss Anna Lowry of Leastr Tenn who visits Miss Emma Lowry Freeman, and Miss Blanche Devine guest of Carrie Blount, with Dorothy Brown of New York and Dorothy Ollens in attendance.
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Miss Patterson
Ann Patterson
West Peathtree Street
Anna Lowry
Leastr. Tenn
Emma Lowry Freeman
Blanche Devine
Carrie Blount
Dorothy Brown
New York
Dorothy Ollens
Mina Stewart Hosts Piedmont Avenue Dance for Dora Candler
Mina Helen Stewart hosted a delightful dance at her Piedmont Avenue home in honor of Miss Dora Candler of Dallas. About two hundred college-set members attended as Miss Candler wore blue chiffon with pearl trim while Miss Stewart wore pink mull and lace. Mrs. W. W. Stewart and Mrs. C. Dinkins assisted with entertaining. House party hosts Mrs. W. A. Parker and Miss Louise Parker invite guests at their summer home Ashantee near Clayton.
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Mina Helen Stewart
Piedmont Avenue
Mario Dinkins
Dora Candler
Dallas
Texas
Miss Stewart
W. W. Stewart
C. Dinkins
Milas Candler
Miss Dinkins
W. A. Parker
Louise Parker
Ashantee
Clayto
Clayton
Margaret Murphy
Newnan
Filorna Hardwick
Cedartown
Edith McKenzie
Montezums
Jessie Thompson
Myra Scott
Mary Murphy
Atlanta
Robert Tete Stevens
June Bunn
Cesartown
Charles Thompson
James F. Ro
Social Items from the City Courtyard
General and Mrs Evans and several officers depart Friday for Camp Perry Ohio. Many residents sail or travel this week to venues including Lake Toxaway High Point New York Atlantic City and Charleston. Social figures Mr Hugh Foremes Mrs Henry Bankhead Mrs Frank Filla Miss Katharine Ellis and others are listed among weekend trips visits and relocations to Greenbrier White Sulphur Atlantic City and other regional stops.
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Evans
Tucker
Avana
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hugh Foremes
Atlanta
Henry Bankhead
George Pullmin
West End
Captain Bankhead
Mrs
Frank Filla
Misa Katharine Ellis
Greenbrier Wake
Va. Ee
Michels
New York
Wella
Stavedale
Chicago
Ann Patterson
Ena
Ken Lickey
Jacob Hisarman
Con Pred
Atlantic City
Meanes Man
Annie Bundick
Virginia
Fractured Note Mentions Family Ties and Beet Prices
An OCR fragment references online relatives in ye Colonel BR Lowry Yeaven Sowes and Mr Gammel Dunlap of Macon visiting Mr and Mrs John D Latte. It also notes Seite & Co's Freak Beet in Atlanta averaging 16.50 cents per pound for the week ending Saturday July 26.
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Ene
Iment Biiseneth
Jennie Tml Ruthweiter
BR. I. Lowry
Yeaven
Sowes
New York
Gammel & Dunlap
Macon
End Mra
John D. Latte
Seite & Co
Atlanta
City Council May Sell Edgewood Plant
The Edgewood power plant, gained after annexation, is eyed for sale by City Council. Charles W. Smith and W. G. Humphrey, leaders of the tax and finance committees, favor the sale with potential receipts between 4500 and 5080 dollars, and a party has offered 4000 dollars for the site near the Georgia railroad. A follow up meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ompower
Edgewood
Charles W. Smith
Tax Committee of Council
W. G. Humphrey
Smith
Georgia Railroad
Humphrey
Contracts Awarded For City Street Paving Projects
The council approved paving contracts for RM Hudson on Woodson from Little to Love and Heckwith Street, with bituminous macadam, and for Cement Stone and Tile on Lakewood from Fonce de Leon to St Charles, plus Linwood from Ponce de Leon to North Avenue, and South Prada to Piedmont. Nichele Construction and Cement Stone and Tile issued bids with unit prices for asphalt, rubble gutters, rock and chert.
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Council
Rm, Hudson
Woodson
Little To Love
Yard
Nichele Constructing Company
Heckwith Street
Cement Stone and Tile Company
Lakewood
Fonce de Leon
St Charles
Rook and Cied
Mothers Rights Bill Favored by Judiciary Committee
The Mothers Rights bill was favorably reported to pass by substitute by the General Judiciary Committee. It grants mothers a prima facie right to custody of children under 12, challenging the current father's sole control unless a court finds the father unfit. Also advanced was the tax discoverer bill by Rep McMichael of Marion.
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John ¥. Smith
Fulton
Sam L. Ultye
Hichmond
General Judiciary Committee
Lill
Representative McMichael
Marion
Foreclosure of Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad Ordered
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad was formally foreclosed after a one month period to settle debts. Public notices will run weekly for six weeks in AB and Beaton papers before the sale date set by Victor L. Smith, special court commissioner. Receivers' certificates total about $6,000,000 with overall obligations near $14,000,000 and per mile costs around $90,987.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Birmingham
Beaton
Victor L. Smith
Representative Evans Questions Webblaw Fate in House
Representative J H Evans of Screven sends a letter to The Constitution arguing the Webblaw bill will not reach the house this year. He notes the Ennis substitute postponed the bill to next year and ends current session’s consideration, whileDiscussing committee actions and possible minority reports.
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J. H.vans
Screven
Constitution
Senate
House
Ennis
Baker
Mer. Pullwright
Burke
Diacoénion
Luthy House
Jaysell
Enule
Ita
Fania
Quenton Petag
Enais
Dean
Myee
T. F
Haniet
Nave
Teast
Evans
Conference committee approves reduced auto for city sleutrician
Atlanta council clashed with the aldermanic board over finance items. A conference committee trimmed requests, recommending 758 for an auto, 20 for League of Municipalities delegates, and 499 for night soil tanks near the crematory. Aldermen had refused council refunds of 190 to Assistant Manager Rupp, and the report awaits Waeodward's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Aldermanic Board
Connell
Maddox
League of American Municipalities
Counciil
Rupp
Yor Waeodward
Consolidation Plans for Three Colleges Cancelled
The presidents and executive boards of LaGrange, Andrew Ferisie, and other institutions pursued a consolidation this year but found financial and administrative interests too complex. No merger will be presented to conferences this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
rheDian
Yoro Hanto J Jeyan
LaGrange
Andrew Ferisie
Niance
Faust Spaghetti Promotes Summer Nutrition
An old advertisement touts Faust Spaghetti as a nourishing, cooling alternative to meat in hot weather. It claims a 10c package provides as much nutrition as 4 lbs of beef, noting the product is made from high protein Durum Wheat and versatile in serving styles. Free recipe book offered.
Infant Mary Manning Dies at 7 A.M. in Pickett Street Home
Mary Manning infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Manning died yesterday morning at 7 at 28 Pickett Street. The body was taken to Burkett-Simmons undertaking establishment and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manning
GW. Manning
Pickett Street
Burkett-Simmons Undertaking Establishment
Death of Dewitt Oliver at Collings Springs Ga
Dewitt Oliver aged 43 died at his residence in Collings Springs Georgia at 17 oclock Sunday night. Funeral services were held in Burkert Chapel at Oakland with interment following.
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Dewitt Oliver
Collings Springs
Oeluck
Burkert
Oakland
Mons
Meeting Postponed for Country Collective Society
The Country Collective meeting set for July 30 is postponed and will be held on August at 8 o'clock in the male pavilion at Grant Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Collective Society
Grant Park
Federal Court Receivership Involves Fred Beers and Fred Finerowaky
In a filing by Deputy Clerk Fred Beers of the federal court and merchant Fred Finerowaky the petitioner states total liabilities of 2924.89 and assets of 3529.45. H. S. Farris is named receiver under a bond of 1000 dollars.
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Scenetiies
Slerk Fred Beers
Federal Court
Fred Finerowaky
Greceryman
Petitoner
Farris
Hazlehurst School Tax Election Victory
In Hazlehurst Georgia on August 4 a special election approved school taxation for educating country children. The county favored taxation by a nice majority and supporters, led by County Superintendent A. B. Hursey, celebrate the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlehurst
Friends
A. B. Hursey
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