Hyperien Club Dance in West End Club Rooms
An informal dance by the Hyperien Club in West End drew many members and friends for the first of two dances this month, highlighted by a special orchestra program. Attendees included Catherine Webster, Ethel Hudson, Mary Disbro, Mina Carroll, Sara Chebey, Carolyn Balenine, Annie Nichols, Emma Porden of Statesboro, Ga, Ethel Beasley, Mabel Meek, Thelma Thomas, Olga Freeman, Geraldine Vignaux, Ruth Atkinson, Clara Harrison, Alma Hollowell, Tommie Perdue, Pauline Hill, Marie Oliver, Clyde Mackey of Savannah, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperien
Fiyperien Club
Rooma
West End
Sven
Catherine Webster
Mins Ethel Hudeon
Sige Fur Cain
Eddie Lee Terrell
Milss
Altha Hilecios Bien
Mary Disbro
Mina Lois Carroll
Mims Calloway
Sara Chebey
Shepdora Andrews
Carolyn Balenine
Annie Ruth’ Nichols
Milas Emma Porden
Statesboro
Ethel Beasley
Mabel Meek
Thelma Thomas
Eve Gwen
Mint Olga Freeman
Geraldine Vignaux
Ruth Atkinson
Seashore hotel guests hosted at Sunday concert
Attendees, including Mrs W H Fielder and daughter Miss Aline Fielder, returned to Atlanta after a ten day Seashore hotel stay. Mrs Frederick hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Dixie Cawthon and Miss Williams in Ansley Park, with garden flowers and white attire noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Seashore Hotel
John W. Reid
H. K. Green
RB. P. Archer
George Ripley
RL Woodson
Miss" Ruffin
Ruffin
G. B. Everett
Kate Southerland
Rozette
Atlanta
Rea. Northrop
Jernigan
Prang
W. H. Fielder
Aline Fielder
Fielder
Frederick
Claude M. Frederick
Ansley Park
Dixie Cawthon
Miss Williams
Jacksonville
Miss Cawthon
Bridge
East Lake Country
Wilar
List of Name Fragments in Historical Page Cut
A garbled OCR line presents a long string of personal names including Ansley Bedell Goodwin Elkin Bell Dulione Stiner Dobbs Srait Moor Scott Spain Hart Montague Schoen Henderson Davi Love Hundicutt Baker Knox McMilan Schustler Raine and Jan ey, lacking clear context or events. The fragmentary text appears as a roster or index from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary Ansley
James Bedell
Bice Wallace Goodwin Elkin
John Bell
Bam Dulione
Harold Stiner
Candler Dobbs
Noel Srait
William Moor Robert Scott
Frank Spain
George Hart
Howell
Montague
Edward Schoen
Erein Henderson
Hesamont Davinon
Fay Love
Edgar Hundicutt
Tom Baker
Inman Knox
Woodrow McMilan
Harey Schustler
George Raine
Har Janey
Georgia library group meets at Mrs Jones home
The King's Daughters and Song will hold their weekly meeting today at 3 pm at 582 Edgewood Avenue Inman Park. Members are asked to take care of transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Maryie Stringfel- Jow
Isabel Garrett
Augusta
Miss Garrett
Avilmerdine Perdue
Elizabeth Crawford
Erakine
Jarnagin
Grace Goldsmith
Frances Walker
Margaret White
Margaret Vaughn
Margaret Wikinson
Sarah Senane
Alicea Stearne
Dorothy
Katherine Haverty
Bett
Georgia Library
Critte of the King's Daughters and
Song
M. ¥. Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Inman Park
Cara
Great Cattle Exhibition Plans Tied to Georgia Fair
R M Striplin outlined plans for a major cattle show in Georgia during the fall tied to the corn show. The event would display fifteen prize Hereford herds from the American Hereford Breeders Association running November 1 18 at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce fairgrounds. The drive includes $5 000 in prizes and attracts top beef cattle from California and other regions, signaling Georgia as a premier market for high quality cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
M., Striplin
Plana
Georgia
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
San
Thiaia
South
Striplin
Chicago
Phin Association
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Simplin
H. E. Stockbridge
J. C. Wade
Carnelia
South Dakota
W. U. Kriegshaber
of the Fair Association
R. M. Walker
Directéra
Ronore
Walker
Walter Choper
Chamber
Albert Thomson
le Fall
G. Turman
Social items from Perry Decatur and surrounding arrivals
Social notes list Mr Sam Hurst Perry spending week in Decatur. Mrs G R Donovan back from Atlantic City and Mr Donovan from California. Mrs Frank Lester New York visiting Mentone Hotel Alabama. Miss Ruth Jackson leaves for Alabama relatives. Miss Margaret Fraser to return from New York. Numerous visits and travels noted across Georgia, Alabama, New York, Illinois, Kentucky and Virginia. births and engagements announced. several families heading to North Georgia and Florida. Notable residents and guests: Miss Arlette Lapsley New York. Mrs B M Boykin and Miss Effie Boykin to Indian Spring. Miss Pearl Bodo Cedartown visiting Cedartown to West End Park. Miss Marjorie Wilkes returns from New York Chicago Norfolk. Miss Carolyn Gwiane Zebulon Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hurst
Perry
Decatur
G. R. Donovan
Atantic City
Donovan
California
Frank Lester
New Yorks
Mentone Hotel
Quentone
Ala
Misa Ruth Jackson
Alabama
Mrs. Bean
Kentucky
R. al Bean
Indianapolis
Will &. Bakin
Margaret Fraser
New York
V. A. Batchelor
Nags Head
N.C
Edward van Winkle
Norigik
Jonnie May Sloan
Chicago
Shukiesburg
Wis
Mister May
Dollie Evans
the Waldorf
KR. B. Ridley
William Morgan
LaGrange
Arlette, Lapsley
C.kayor
Pearl Bodo
Cedartown
Bertha Cover
West End Park
B. M. Boykin
Effie Boykin
Wiz
Wat
Lizzie Macauley
J. R. Holliday
Katherine Oweng
Eva Powers
A. Pauli
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Hervie Jordan
Evelyn
Jordan
J. W. Joux
Marjorie Wilkes
Sem W. Wilkes
Norfolk
the Majestic
Ruth Crusselle
Alice Wilson
Wayeh Camp
Springdale
Will H. Alle
Jennie Finley
EK. Hunter
Iddle Hunter
Briday
Tallulah Falls
Mary Dorothy Palmer
Waynesboro
Klatt Armstrong
Agricultural College inspected by farmers in Athens
Nearly a hundred Walton county farmers traveled by auto to Athens to inspect the State College of Agriculture, review the college farm, and ask experts detailed questions. Franklin, Jackson, and Monroe groups plan similar visits and農venturers logistic nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Walton County
State College of Agriculture
Monroe
Franklin County
Jackson County Farmers’ Union
First Cotton Bale of 1315 Season Sold near Lyons
The first bale of cotton for the 1315 season was brought to Toombs County near Lyons and sold by John Arnold, a white farmer on Dan Odem’s place, about five miles south of Lyons. The bale weighed 417 pounds and brought 1034 cents per pound from two local buyers. It graded good middling. Arnold also delivered the first bale of the season last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Anguat
John Arnold
Dan’ Odem
Iit
Arnold
Aldermen Back 3.358 Million City Bond Election
The aldermanic board unanimously endorsed an ordinance for an $8.358 million bond election to fund schools sewers waterworks fire department improvements and a cyclorama building with Grady Hospital receiving 375 000. An election is set for September 36 with mayor pro tem I N Ragsdale promising swift signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Ragsdale
Grant
Alagrmanic
Jesse W. Arrostead
General Council
Armistead
Bail Set At 8000 In Dynamite Case Albany
In Albany on August 5 special proceedings followed a commitment hearing for J W Belcher charged with attempting to dynamite the home of Margaret Williams. Court set bail at 8000. Circumstantial evidence was presented by state witnesses. defense counsel represented Belcher. Williams testified a shot once fired through her window was possibly sent by Belcher. Belcher could not post bond and remained jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. W. Belcher
Political crop taking on life in Toombs County
Lyons Ga August 5 Special Meek Meadows of this county may run for congress to succeed Dudley Hughes. he has not decided but received encouragement. Four candidates for representative already active GW Lankford W B Brown T Ross Gharne and Dr John M Meadows each run on a different platform. Other county offices draw several hopefuls. primary hype builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Meadows
Congress
Dudley Hughes
GW. Lankford
W. BE. Brown
T. Ross Gharne
John M. Meadows
Road to Encourage Raising of Cattle by State Farmers
The Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway buys a herd of Short Horn cattle from Major John Cowan and introduced to the state along its route. Industrial Agent F M Ewing facilitates purchase. The cattle, descended from English stock, are shown to encourage farmers to raise beef and dairy stock. the railroad aims to demonstrate value rather than profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Chattanooga and St. Louis
John Cowan
Max Meadown
F. M. Ewing
England
Storm Hits Wilkes County Causes Crop and Property Loss
A violent wind and rain storm swept northeastern Wilkes County near the Savannah River causing crop and property damage. Lightning struck and destroyed Andrew McLendon Way chart and machinery with 5 to 75 bales of cotton salvaged. A negro church roof was ripped off. Rain ended a four week dry spell but crops had already deteriorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilkes
Savannah River
Andrew McLendon
Salton
Wits County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrie Andrews
J.C. Baldwin
Arnold Bins
J.’ MB. Bloodworth
Cist Brown
Henry Collingworth
L. ¥. Dathowee
Ra. Garner
Dupont Gelzer
Lee Green
John H. Harrison
Julian Jackson
John F. Jordan
Collier Laird
L. 7. Law
Jamen Miller
A. Tucker
Roy North
JG. Batawin
Harry Sarr
I. Hoad
Fred Curtis
Joe Wheeler
A.B. Joverett
Air
J. Hliaoter
Norman L George
Mir
G. C . Adame
Joe Keener
Nick Jones
C. Symmes
Lowell
And
Mira
W. A. McCullough
H. G. Poole
W. A Loveless
Gary
Paschal
Weathers
Marguerite West
Mary Medlock
Louisville
Maria Duval
Myrtle Latimer
Stephen Jennings
Mario Duval
Sarah Smith
Sarah “Duval
Mario Green
Styrtle Latimer
Elizabeth ‘Tillman
Mary
Kate “Schinster
Marion ‘Hale
Miss Dodge
Herns
Miss Mediock
Miso West
Mecera
Albert Jennings
Jerome Hunter
John Ransome
Gerald Junar
George Moltz
Moore
Pearson
W. J. Lee
A. V. West
Fairfield
Davison
Jones
Cran “Ail
McClelland
Weston
Elisabeth Richardson
First Methodist Church
W. B. Richardson
Lucas Baird
Miss Richardson
Joseph Pearce
Annie Pearce Barnes
Honey Treestrong
Sarah Mellichamp
Jeannette Johnson
Eula Green
Katherine Watson
Laura Belle Turman
Ruth Herrington
Dorothy Whippey
Mary Thomas
Louise Sullivan
Elisabeth Shewmake
Lucile Dil
Myrtie King
Alice Harris
Georgia Rice
Wadeline McCullough
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
Rome
Coos R
A. B
Propriet
Pryor
Hunter Stealants
THE
Strand
Marguerita Fisher
Strand Orchestra
Strausaly
Washington ‘Seminary
Peachtree Road
Pia
Eurkicalamn
Peelgirth
Bezina
Bow “Gc
Emma B. Scott
Principais
Agnes Scott College
Galatog
Bulletin of View
I. Gaines
DV. L
Marie and
Nellis Hood Ridley
Vecatur
Katherine Owens
James Campbell
India
Bascom Torrenen
B. W. Torrence
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Civic Club
Woman's
Third Ward
Grant Park
Raouls
Camden
New Jersey
Blenors Raoul Wil
Ste
Woman's Journal
National Suffrage Organization
Constance Leroux
Brookhaven Drive
Misa Leis MacIntyre
Missea Scudder
Punch
Margaret Macintyre
Evelyn Jordan
Julian Farian
Julius Letse
Ravenel Walker
Armistead Knox
Kopakers
Phot Be
E. H. Cone
Market Co
W. Pryor
R.M. Striplin
Jackson Harry Simma
Harriett Eloise
Lucile Avenue
R. H. Shaw
Robina
Idelle
Teave
North Georgia
Misa Mary Atgood Jones
Lexington
Benjamin Barker
Gainesvile
Barbara Boykin
Susan, Giles
Charlton Giles
Opelika
West
Guy Mitchell Jett
W. A. Parker
Clayton
Mank W. Johnson
Katherine Reynolds
Birmingham
Elizabeth Hawkins
Idwara Witsgerald
Virginia
Grace Sima
Louise King
Kingwood
Grace le Craw
George T. Flynt
Henry J. Wilson
Nat Wilson
Providence
William T. Wilson
M. Klausman
National Guard of Georgia
Tobbyhanna
John Probasco
Misa Carla Dagmar
Santa Monica
Cal
Lon Angeles
Joe Mra
Arnald Broyies
Francee
Broyles
Susan
Agricultural College
Keely
Ludiwice
Onte
Toombs County
MT. Gilead
Camp Ground
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic
Crry
Poe
Kenton Hall
Gao Come
Rite Wire
Katios
Wilkes County
Coren
St. Louis Tw
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri ‘Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
KO Jennings
D.P. A
Jamce
Chattanoogs, Tean
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!