Frangly Witt marriag e announced at Rockdale event
Mrs. Joian and Hurt of Miami announce the marriage of their daughter Frangly Witt to a son of Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. Attended by family and friends in Atlanta area rooms. The event featured receptions, garden displays, and a formal dinner with guests from Terrell and Sumter counties.
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Joian
Hurt
Miami
Frangly- “Witt
Ho Rockdale
Erpleneaton
Its
Young
Black
Marion
Ser
Baxter
Maddox. Bey
A. J. Poole
Lawson, Xl
Infrey Rem
Safety First and No Accident Week Events in City
An announcement by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and others promotes a Safety First and No Accident Week to aid city safety efforts. The report mentions Mrs Sarah Chewning and B E Satterwhite wedding in Roanoke, Ala, and covers related social events including charity sales, lake races, and a Saturday dance scene at Lithia Split hotel Austell. It highlights community activities around driving clubs and gatherings at churches with musical events and parties for visiting guests Miss Poole and Miss Judith Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Ign
Chamber of| Commerce
Tha. Sunior Charmbe
Westracresant
Commerce
Sohn LL
Roanoke
Ala
Campbell
Valdemar Goode
Lula, Brown
Ig¢wood
Gunungber
Bright
Gode
Wild Wood
Piedmont
Painful Feet Relief Through Rozlum Prescription
Painful perspiring swollen feet with corns bunions and ingrown nails blamed on germs in skin pores. Rozlum, a French prescription, cools cleanses soothes deodorizes heals and tightens skin and nails. 35¢ at drug stores. satisfaction promised.
Luncheon at Anssley Park House Honors Mrs Moultrie Hanes
A social luncheon hosted at Anssley Park by Mrs Moultrie Hanes of Asheville NC featured a decorated table with a tall silver vase of pink and yellow roses, pink tapers, and pink, yellow, lavender bonbons. The top score prize was a Louther fan. consolation prize was a pink organdy tumbler.
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Sarredy
Wdge Tuncheon
Anssley Park
Moultrie Hanes
Asheville
N.C
Dor
Miss Lou Carruth Entertains At Angelhurst Home
Miss Bakh Coleman hosted a refined gathering at Angelhurst Farm on a Thursday evening. Dancer Moss Carruth attended as a charming guest of Elsie Pratt. guests enjoyed light refreshments and light entertainment in a country setting.
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Moss Carruth
Bakh Coleman
Angelhurst
Mlance
Lou
Carruth
Jelside Pratt
Porkbla
Births and visits fill social column across Atlanta
Mr and Mrs R W Evans announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Margaret at their home 866 East North Avenue. The column lists numerous visits and returns including the Hartsocks from Fort Valley Ga the Websters related guests at Ponte Da Enna Avenue and many other social arrivals and travels among Atlanta residents and visitors from Savannah Asheville Ridgecrest Atlantic City and Jacksonville with names such as Julian Webster J L Giles Roy McClellan and Caroline Eichberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Evans
East North Avenue
Mary’ Margaret
Evans
H. T. Dobbs
M Ve ‘Hartsock
Ernest Hartsock, Jr
Fort Valley
John ‘Webster
Julian H. Webster
Alta
Mrs. B.'A! Hartsock
Ponte da Enn Avenue
J. L. Giles
Orlando
Fla
E. L. Cox
West End Park
Minnie Lou McNeal
Marietta
Borothy ‘Haverty
Roy McClellan
Nae Ruth
William Goldstein
Wigwam Hotel
Indian Springs
Neg W. Phillips
Walker visits state capitol during law career pause
Former attorney general Clifford Walker, a former gubernatorial candidate against Governor Hardwick, visited the state capitol on Friday. He spoke little of politics, noting only his enjoyment of his law practice at his Monroe home while greeting numerous friends in the legislature and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Walter
Hardwick
Capitol
Walkers
Monroe
Races and dances at Lakewood and Bri Brookhaven
Automobile races at Lakewood sponsored by Woman's Club at 2 80 clock and a tea-dance at Bri Brookhaven in front of Gould building at 7 30. Regular dance at East Lake this evening led by musicians with Miss Margaret McArthur assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake -Wood
Woman's Elute
Margaret McArthur
East Lake
Louigé’ Carruth
Special matinee features Pollyanna for children today
Metropolitan offers a children’s matinee presenting Mary Pickford in Pollyanna based on Eleanor Porter’s story. George Lee Hamrick will play solo organ music. Special 10 cent admission applies to children and adults with children. show starts at 10 45 AM.
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Metropolitan
Mary Pickford
Eleanor E. Porter
George Lee
Hamrick
The
Burrell Jailed Again After Three Day Liberty
J. L. Burrell, released from a four year term on auto theft, was jailed again after a theft of a suitcase from Terminal station. He claimed intoxication and a mistaken purchase, with the Burroughs Adding Machine Co. salesman R. E. Walton named as owner.
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J. L. Burrell
Gwinnett County
R. E. Walton
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Hurt
Terminal
Surrelt
Civilians in Camp to Be Reviewed by General Pershing
General Pershing will review Monday the training camp corps at Camp Jackson South Carolina. The Atlanta boys in civilian personnel will be compared with regulars with years of service. Captain Arthur F. Casby executive secretary of the Military Training Camps Association of the United States was entertained by civilians soldiers. Sergeant R F Catron of Atlanta son of Dr Catron prior Spanish American War veteran led the high school rifle team and captained Company E Boys High. Maconalga contributes soldier material via Sergeant P J Taaf of Lan ter High who has three years as cadet captain in the H O T C.
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Pershing
Training Camp Corps
Camp Jackson
S. C
Atlanta
Arthur F. Casby
Military Training Camps’ Association of the United States
R.F. Catron
Dr.Catron
Waa
Maconalga
P. J. Taaf
Lanter High
Fine Entertainment Friday At East Atlanta Park
Eloquent speeches by prominent men, singing, dancing, recitations, and music form part of a program at the East Atlanta park grounds next Friday. Mayor Key will discuss Playground Development and Taxes. Tom Chaw, Rotary president, returns from Edinburgh, Scotland, to speak on Rotary’s Playground interests. Julian V. Boehm acts as toastmaster. C H Robertson will speak on The Value of Play, Hubert F Lee on Playground’s Community Role. Other speakers include Judge W T Buchanan, J AL Carpenter, Athward alderman, and H C ReinKE, with Margie Buchanan singing and Agnes Moora leading the community singing.
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Atlanta Baptist Church
East Atlanta Park
Key
Tom C.haw
Atlanta Rotary Club
International Rotary Convention
Edinburg
Scotland
Julian V. Boehm
Clinton Club
C. H. Robertson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Hubert F. Lee
W. T. Buchanan
Carpenter
Athward
Parks H.C. Rbinke
Margie B. Buchanan
Agnes Moora
Mullins Announces Candidacy for Fifth Ward Alderman
Y W Mullins of 428 West Tenth Street formally announces for fifth ward alderman. He pledges to vote for police reform and department improvements to boost efficiency. He will run against incumbent C R Gardner and George S Harris, with James Maddox and W M Etheridge also contending for seats. Mullins pledges progressive administration and full support for public schools.
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Y. W. Mullins
West Tenth Street
Fifth Ward
Mullins
Attecks
Atlanta
Services at Grant Park Begin August Program
Arrangements made for Sunday afternoon religious services at Grant Park during August. Dr W H Major of Capriol Avenue Baptist Church will speak at the opening service. Mrs. Spark and Mr. Cowan will lead the music. Mt Piedmont Park Inman Park First Church will preach. Services start at o'clock with Charles Williamson leading singing.
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Suntey
Servic Park
WH. Major
Grant
Capriol Avenue Baptist Church
Spark
S.A. Cowan
Inman Park
Mt.Piedmont
Park
Fist
Charles
Williamson
Ars
Plans for Braselton model town announced by Braselton brothers
Braselton, a town of 300 on the new highway, aims to lay out a model town with everything in logical placement. The Braselton brothers own major establishments and act as postal heads and officials. Landscape architect JL Huffman of Atlanta to plan improvements. The town already has a department store street lighting a modern school and hopes to build a dormitory for out of town pupils.
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Braelton
Gaites
Een
Brasaiton
Prothers
Jl, Huffman
Atlanta
Braselton
de Sormitory
Gainesville
State appoints two educators to state board of education
Governor Hardy announced the appointment of Professor M. M. Parks of Milledgeville and Dr. E. J. Forrester of Sparta to the state board of education for four year terms beginning September 3. Parks leads Milledgeville’s Georgia Normal Industrial Institute and is a noted educator. Forrester, a prominent Baptist pastor, succeeds Walter Steed at Butler. The governor also named W. C. Adamson of Carrollton and Frank Loftin of Franklin to Bowdon College trustees, each to six year terms.
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M. M. Parks
Milledgeville
E. J. Forrester
Sparta
State Board of Education
Hardy Wielk
Parks
A. H. Moon
Moultrie
Georgia, Normal Ind. Industrial Institute
Forrestsr
Walter [. Steed
Butler
Forrester
Churches of Arts
W. C. Adamson
Carrollton
Frank & Loftin
Franklin
Asl
Bowden College
Five Arrests After Attempted Store Hold-Up
Five African American suspects were arrested after an attempted robbery at Dr. McDougald’s drug store on Houston Street and Piedmont Avenue. The robbers demanded money at midnight. store owner declined and the suspects fled when bystanders approached. Police identified the group as Bishop Hin, Will Moon, Robert Hose, Ruth Jackson, and Gertrude Daniel, with addresses on Walnut Street and East Cain Street.
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Dr. McDougald
Houston Street
Piedmont Avenue
McDaniel
Bullard
Barfield
Seeaoner
Bishop Hin
Walnut Street
Will Moon
Walnut
Robert Hose
Ruth Jackson
Haat Cain Street
Gertrude Daniel
East Cain Street
Hooper Delays Action In Probe Of Boykin Case
Solicitor-General John A. Boykin faces a deferred grand jury action as Hooper and D. Humphries delay due to need for more preparation. Witnesses are expected to be summoned next week as Hooper plans further discussions with Aldine Chambers to gather information on alleged fidelity and duty concerns.
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Hooper
John A. Boykin
Frank Hooper
Spc
D. Humphries
Aldine Chambers
John A. Boylin
Ir. Hooper
C.d. Montgomery
Aldine ‘Chambers
Fidelic
Did Not Sell Liquor Claims by T H Rolater
T H Rolater of 652 South Pryor retreat reveals through attorney C Don Miller that he bought a pint of whisky for Federal Prohibition Agent Harry Saphire on Peters street to help a friend. He says Saphire insulted him during arrest before Commissioner W C Carter and was later released on $200 bond.
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Rolater
South Pryor
Harry Saphire
C.don Miller
Saphire
Peters Street
W. C. Carter
Missionary to Speak on Experiences at Allen Temple
Rev W M Meyhen a returned missionary of the African Methodist Episcopal church will speak Sunday at 11 about Experiences While Teaching in West Indies at Allen Temple corner Clark and Frazier streets. He has spent twenty years in the West Indies and South America. In connection with his church in the West Indies he is helping place 17 teachers to educate about 690 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Meyhen
African Methodist Eniscopal Church
West Indies
Ailen Temple
Corner Clark
Frazier
South America
N.the Wast Indier
Reopening of Churhe Jene Cehue service next Sunday
A partly destroyed church building will reopen for service next Sunday. Rev D Hnton will preach at the morning service with Rev Warren Memo rat churen and Dr M T J Gammon Theological sentary preaching in the afternoon and evening. Special features include Sunday school at 9 a m and Epworth league first meeting. Sergeant William Beaton, discharged after four years in the army, served at Chateau Thierry.
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Cehue
D. H.nton
Sealocker
WN. Amborguer
Warren
Memorat Churen
Gammon Theological Sentary
William Beaton Isy
The
Mai
Chateau. Thierry
A. Loca
Ex-Governor Harris Warns Georgia Tech on Funding
Ex-Governor Harris, the father of Georgia Tech, argues a cut in state aid from 125000 to 112500 would force faculty and student downsizing, threaten growth, and harm Georgia’s future. He notes 30000 loan repayments owed to state citizens must be funded from the appropriation and urges lawmakers to preserve Tech’s value and opportunities.
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Georgia’ Tech
Rilke
Harris
I Fe Pi
Harrin
Georgia Tech
Tech
Georgia
Senate
Georga
Thousands in Crops Saved by Heavy Rain in Georgia
The heavy rain blessed Georgia crops across the northern half of the state, ending drought worries. Weather official C van Herrmann says farm losses will be reduced, especially for corn. cotton reaches maturity with minimal impact. Additional showers likely in Atlanta area, and heat eases as rainfall continues.
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Atlanta
Georgia
C . van l Herrmann
Burreau
Orolkten
von Herrmann
Heinz joins Oglethorpe founders board in Atlanta
Henry C. Heinz, Emory graduate and civic leader, elected to and accepts membership on the founders board of Oglethorpe University. He is noted for guiding Atlanta public good efforts and for leadership in major civic and fraternal organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Heinz
Oglethorpe University
Heing
Sperigt Way
Oglethorpe
Emory. University
Atlanta
Haganish Lutheran Men to Hear Kessler Talk on Sidelights
At the weekly Hag ish Lutheran church meeting the Men’s Brotherhood will hear Charleng M. Kessler speak on the subject Sidelights on the Oil Business. Supper is scheduled for 6 30 with the program to begin promptly.
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Hagish Lutheran'church’ of ‘the
Open Letter to Women in Philadelphia on Menstrual Distress
A reader describes debilitating monthly pain that prevented housework and daily tasks. She credits Big Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief after seven months of use and notes she can now manage household duties. The letter advocates attention to feminine health issues and seeks broader discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Big Pinkham
Vegatable
Tom walkers fad spreads through Oakland City neighborhoods
In Oakland City a strange craze called Tom walkers has taken hold. Alderman Spratt and local notables note the trend as families, including children of all ages, join in crafting and racing homemade Tom walkers. The activity has grown from a house project to a city wide pastime with many kids and even adults taking part.
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Paul. Stevenson
Oakland
Ragsdale
PF Spratt
Tom Walkers
Tom ” Walkers
Tom
Whlama
Williamses
Oakland City
Colonel Williams
Ginal We Walker
Itate
Brief Services for 23 Heroes in Atlanta Terminal Station
Twenty three American heroes will be moved through Atlanta this morning at eight o'clock with brief services over their caskets conducted by patriotic organizations. The ceremonies begin at 8:30 at the Terminal Station, honoring the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Btatlom
Atlanta Civic Group Backs Tax Referendum to Save Schools
A civic meeting chaired by Mrs Rogers Winter urged passage of an ad valorem tax increase from 1.23 to 2.50 to fund the city’s schools and honor bond obligations. Mayor Key says passage is essential to avoid delays and fund sinking fund interest. A campaign to educate the public on the issue will be held. Public schools in Washington DC add army style physical culture to curriculum.
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Eliy Hair
Key
Lanta
Busin
W. A. ‘Sutton
Atlanta
Dle Inman
Rogers Winte
Laura Smith
Rogers Winter
Washington, D C
Army
Navy
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