Reading circle guests and society events noted
A society column lists gatherings at the new club rooms honoring Mrs J S Fowell and Miss Lutie Powell who depart for the Philippines. It mentions Misa Helen Carpenter hosting Mina Marahourn from Griffin, a dance at the Elks club for visiting young ladies, and various visits from Atlanta Griffin West Point Mobile Columbus and Barnesville among others with multiple social engagements and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
J. 5. Fowell
Lutie Powell
Philippines
Misa Helen Carpenter
Mina Marahourn
Griffin
Starling Carpenter
Annie F. Orr
Elka’ Club
Misa Edwards
Goelika
Dyan
Washington, Ga
Turnipweed
Stead
Carrollton
Will Featherstone
Atlanta
Laure Peddy
Claude Lewis
Hisd Hen
Brooklyn
E. 5. Lewis
Sara Towns
Whatley
Havanaville
Mann
Anna Cottino
Frances Wallace
West Point
Florine Walker
Monroe
C.D. Hollis ix
Birmingham
W. A. Thornton
Susie Dowdell
Minx Clara Sims
Mobile
Ala
Strand Theater
Atkinson
Theodora Atkinson
L. Fowler
Ellen S. Geelaby
Annie Powell
Misa Ellyn ‘Turner
Virginia Glover Test
Columbus
Panama Exposition
Clara Sims
Susie’ Dowdell
Dove Lane
LaGrange
Daisy ‘Peady
Mise Lévise Marshburn
Barnesville
Roth Carpenter
Social notes from Marietta and Atlanta visits
Marietta and Atlanta residents traced in a string of visits and hosting. Savannah’s Misa Caroline Meldrim visited her sister Mrs Noble Inst wenck while Annie Fields and Laura Hoppe attended Miss Jesse Gay’s Atlanta house party. Various locals like Helen Candler of Los Angeles and Blaine Brown of Atlanta are listed among arrivals and gatherings in Georgia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Caroline Meldrim
Savannah
Noble Jones
Annie Fields
Laura Mararet Hoppe
Jesse Gay
Atlanta
Marion Debbs
Janet Black
Waynesville
3. C
Helen Candler
Los Angeles
Cal
H. J. Pratt
Marion King
Mise. Blaine Brown
el, Harris
Henry
Gussia Grover
Atlantic Beach
Florida
J. B. Dudley
Brunswick
Allen Hardeman
Mary Atkinson
Demopolis
Ala
SL Atkinson
Mary Will Palmer
George Griffin
Paul Lovejoy
Paul Aiken
Cartersville, Jr
Hilliard Spalding
P. Dobbs
J.A. Willams
Lafayette
J. M. Austin
Hegina Rambo
New Fork
Mire
Linton Dean
Misa
Red Brown
Corley
Pauline Cortey
Cumberland
T. B. Irwin
Mary Anne Irwin
George Irwin
Fort Coblins
Colorado
Mary Prathro
Memphis
Cliff Dobba
V. 3. Hall
Greensboro
CH. Hell
Missea Earie Carter
Helen Moore
Parties and social gatherings span Greensboro guests
Miss Annie Blount Mosely hosted a ring porch party for a young guest list from Atlanta. Mrs. James B. Park hosted luncheon for Mrs. Samatl H. Sibley and Mrs. Noel Park. Mrs. JG Faust gave a lawn party for Virginia Faust Winifred Smith and Avery. Mrs. W. H. Childs entertained the Entremous club at her colonial home. Judge Park hosted dinner for Colonel Portle and eight guests during court week. Mrs. J. W. Moore and Mrs. John Wright dined with Mrs. Noel P. Park. Mrs. L. A. Vincent entertained her cousin Vera Copelan. Visiting from San Francisco, Lt. Walter Laswell is receiving many attentions. Street arrivals include Hun. A. Cerelan from San Francisco visiting J. C. Brown in Berkeley. Celeste Park will be with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Blount Mosely
Tom Francea Davis
Atlanta
James B. Park
Samatl H. Sibley
Union Fount
Noel Park
JG. Faust
Fromington
Virginia Faust
Winifrea Smith
Miss Avery
W. H. Childs
Gid Colonial
James Davison
Noel Pari
Walter Laswell
San Francisco
Judge Park
Colonel Portle
J. W. Moore
John Wright
Noel P. Park
L. A. Vincent
Vera Copelan
Hun
A. Cerelan
J. C. Brown
Berkeley
Celeste Park
Cochran Social Roundup Includes Sewing Parties and Birthdays
Mrs W H Chapman hosted a sewing party honoring guest Marion Timberlake of Marshallville. Numerous local young people attended Saturday morning gatherings and parties hosted by Mrs Bob Brown for relatives Gladys Crowell and Clyde Brown. A large pre-prom gathering was held Thursday night with Mary Hall hosting Alma Stanley, Gyndya Crowell and Clyde Brown. The Woman's Missionary Society rally met at the Baptist church last Friday, followed by Margaret Meadows birthday party Saturday. Tuesday evening Moonlight picnic honored Annie Blevins of Calera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Chapman
Mise Currie Mae Chapman
Mise Marion Timberlake
Marshalville
Bob Brown
Gladys Crowell
Dawson
Clyde Brown
Mary Hall
Alma Stanley
Gindya Crowell
Woman's Missionary Societies
Fouyih
Mlb. Perry
Annie Blevins
Cailera
T. L. Batley
Social events and gatherings in Norcross GA
NORCROSS GA reports a busy social week with al fresco luncheons and hosted luncheons. Mrs Frank Marshall Mrs Dora Kiser Webster and Miss May Wootten hosted guests for Miss Michel Jones Miss Agnes Jones Miss Seren Webster and Miss Merian Wootten. Miss Hoyleskinner returns from Omaha as guest of Mrs Frank Howell. Anne Rays luncheon for Miss Platte Carter at Crawford followed by a bridge party. Laura Wilson hosts the Woman's Club. Miss Lucile Buice and Miss Helen Moore guests of Mrs Johnson Reynolds. Mr and Mrs Adam Jones of Atlanta guests of Mrs Bomer Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beutell Pavillion
Frank Marshall
Dora Kiser Webster
May Wootten
Misa Michel Jones
Agnes Jones
Seren Webster
Merian Wooten
Hoyleskinner
Omaha
Neb
Frank Howell
Walter Ray
Anne Ray
Platte Carter
Crawford
Mixa Anne Ray
Miss Carter
Wise Laura Wilson
Woman's Club
Lucile Buice
Helen Moore
Augusta
Johnson Reynolds
Misa Bejergow
Dawson
Msea
Hartback
River Road
Adam Jones
At.lanta
Aira
Bomer Jones
Atlanta Social Whirl Sends Many to Northern Resorts
Atlanta residents depart for summer retreats as clubs stage daily outdoor entertainments. Notables like Colonel William Peel and Clark Howell join others touring Culver Indiana St Paul Seattle and Boston with kin. Read of hotel stays at Toxaway Inn and Virginia resorts as fall fashion notes and charity appeals accompany the travels.
Socials in Monroe Honor Local Ladies on Saturday
In Monroe Georgia a series of afternoon and morning gatherings celebrated Mrs. Paul N. Launius and Mrs. Alfred Stevens of Jacksonville Florida, with Mrs. Mary Louise Walker and guests Miss Florine Walker of Newnan and Miss Elizabeth Callaway of Dawson among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gower
Ire
Pauk
Launina
John T. Aycock
Paul N. Launius
Alfred Stevens
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles M. Walker
Mary Louise Walker
Missy Florine Walker
Newnan
Elizabeth Callaway
Dawson
Social News From Madison and Nearby
Madison, Ga. Little Frances Baldwin and her cousin Alpha Seaman Langford of Conyers visited Judge H W Baldwin's home where Mrs. Baldwin hosted many happy girls. A house party by Misses Claire and Lucille Thomas brightened the week. Mrs. W E Adams returned home after abroad sojourn then Dr. Adams plans a Hot Springs stop and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs H L Simmons of Atlanta visited Mr. and Mrs H T Shaw. Mr. and Mrs Lee Trammell toured Chattanooga to see relatives. Pennington Masons held large barbecue drawing many county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Baldwin
Alpha Seaman Langford
Conyers
H.W. Baldwin
John
Decatur Village Notices and Local Appointments
In Decatur Georgia community news Mr J E Scofield and family return from Florence and Lucy White of Covington visits. Several locals travel to Monteagle and Mountain City while others host house parties and scout camps. Church additions note twelve accessions and a new daughter birth announced on Adams street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mige Lucy White
Covington
Mize Suse Christie
Loter
Annie Lofe Brooks
Hawkineville
Jeter
Monteagie
Baker
Sycamore Street
John Pearce
Mountain City
Oliver Brooks
Scott Candler
Bayne Gibson
Heten
E. K. Hunter
Eddie Hunter
Weightsville Beach
Mable
Ana Miao
Lelia Mabie
Monteagle
Tenn
Little Mies
Frances Joughman
Maude Stanley
Woodville
Aleen Davison
Frank Quillian
Roswell
Mra. Mannard
Adama Street
H. J. Hall
Calhoun
P. I. Callahan
Mies Harthman
Tennessee
N. Bo Sarthman
G.B. Scott
Stafford Springs
J. B Patton
Paul Smith
North Church Street
Emma Phillips
Pensacola
Hope Chest Club Seeks Fun At Coosa Country Club
The Hope Chest club hosted a spend the party at Coosa Country Club with morning and afternoon sewing and swimming. Fannie Wood Rhodes and Misses Lucile and Mabelle Moses returned from Athens where they studied six weeks at the University summer school. Mrs. W. B. Chidsey gave an al fresco party in honor of cousin Mize Elizabeth Berrien of Atlanta. Miss Jack Long hosted the Spinster Bridge club. Gladys Willingham, Frances Whitfield, Debbie May Dean and Lee Ella Dean joined Barrington King for a Saturday visit to Farill. Parties marked the week for Mrs. Ebert McGhee and Miss Eunice McGhee at Storey’s Mill Pond. D. S. Hamilton, Miss Anns Hamilton and Miss Jessie Glover left for Blue Ridge for Baptist Chautauqua season. Jennia Neal hosted a picture show party for cousins Mingea Milare and Mary Anne Cobb of Cedar Lovee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Chest Club
Coosa
Fannie Wood Rhodes
Lucile
Mabelle Moses
Athens
University Summer School
W. B. Chidsey
Elizabeth Berrien
J | Atlante
Jack Long
Bpinster Bridge Club
Gladys Willingham
Frances |Whitfield
Debbie May Dean
Lee Ella Dean
Farill
Barrington King
Abe
Anns Hamilton
Jessie Glover
Blue Ridge
Jennia Neal
Mingea Milared
Mary Anne Cobb
Cedar- Lovee
Notable Summer Visitors and Local Guests in Duluth area
In Duluth Georgia readers note a parade of visitors and guests at local homes. Miller and Miller of Lebanon Tennessee visited Needmore Farms. Neal Willis and Julia Willis of Midland hosted by Mrs Luther Medioch. Lovett sisters of West End with Mr and Mrs Heard Summerout at The Nest. Fannie Harold of Cumming visiting sister Mrs Alice Strickland. Charles Anderson Jr and family from Westminster DC with Mrs Sarah Anderson in Atlanta now with Mr W A Mcorgan. Raleigh Settle family visiting relatives near here. Tom and Harold Lewis of Atlanta spent Sunday with J W Knox. Dr Williams of Butler Methodist aided by Brother Whittoc during protracted services. Mrs H B Goodwin and Mrs W A Smith recent guests of their sister Mrs Jesse Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. S
Tom and
Harold Lewis
Atlanta
J. W. Knox
Dr. Williams
Butoré Methodist Church
Brother Whittoc
H. B. Goodwin
W. A. Smith
Jesa Payne
Pleasant social gatherings and visitors in Eatonton Georgia
Mrs W F Jenkins Jr hosted a Mystic circle party with punch and prize drawings by Agnes Lav erette and Mollie Farney. A Dixie chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met with refreshments afterward. Visitors include Miss Carolyn Bayne and Miss Lyra Burwell with relatives in Sparta and Machen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Jenkins, Jr
Mystic Circle
Leila
May Jenkins
Gladys Greene
Frances Collins
Martha Turner
Agnes Laverette
Mollie Farney
Helen
Elizabeth
Dennis
A. J Rapple
Dixie Chapter
Daghters of the Confederacy
Fannie Les Leverette
Sara Lawrence
Charles Leonard
Jona Johns
Clarence Alford
Annie Lou Slaughter
Params Exposition
West
Mildred Greene
Martha Gardner
Machen
Carolyn Bayne
Dre. B. W. Hunt
Virginia Beach
Lyra Burwell
Sparta
Calhoun Reid
Misses and Guests Visit Carlton Readers in Biberton
Misses Maude Green of Washington and Gusrie Reese of Rayle stayed several days in Carlton with Mrs J C Martin and others. Chattanooga visitor Milas Jensie Crow and Miss Serah Goolsby join relatives nearby. Augusta visitor Miss Berah Brawner plans a three week stay with Aunt Mrs Cordelia Bradford. Families including the Stevens and Witcher households host guests as spring visits continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Green
Washington
Gusrie Reese
Rayle
Mra
J.C. Martin
Milas Jensie Crow
Chattanooga
Ove Stevens
Misa Serah Goolsby
Biberton
Berah Brawner
Augusta
Cordelia Bradford
P. H. Glenn
Decatur
Jhildren
T. J. Stevens
Elizabeth
Mountain City
Loke Williamson
Jep Winn
Royston
Sybil Witcher
Dan Witcher
Point Peter
Mrs Witcher
Wrightsville Beach
Juilette
Martha Foster
A. W. Mathews
Misses Foster
James Core
Powder Springs
Comer
Middlebracka
T. M. Mitchel
Albany
H. Black
Prom Party Enjoyed by Miss Bowden in Thomson
In Thomson Georgia on Friday evening Mise Sarah Bowden hosted a pleasant prom party. The Junior Philathea class of the Methodist church hosted a mapalignt picnic at Boneville on Thursday. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Sallie Crane entertained young Misses Jexpamine and Mary Louise Riley at Mrs. B. F. Riley’s Jackson Street home. Misses Nellie and Vera Lazenby hosted a small card gathering Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Sarah Bowden
Philathea Clase
Methodist Church
Boneville Thursay
Sallie Crane
Jexsamine
Mary Louise Riley
B. F. Riley
Jackson ‘Atreat
Nellie
Vera Lazenby
Savannah Social News Weds Fall Weddings in Local Society
Savannah social column lists numerous upcoming weddings and attendants. Notable matches include Miss Shotter with Mr Charles Doolittle of New York, Miss Ruth Pilling to Miss Dunham’s friend group, and Miss Edna Bellamy to Mr Ralston Lattimore. Out-of-town guests appear from New York Norfolk Sumter and more. services in August September October at churches across Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Mi Einor
Charles Doolittle
New York
Lenox
Hivingaston Cotlege
Belle and
Mary Shotter
Carol Dunham, Jr
Twill Sherry
Ruth Pilling
Washington
Jane Mel Grim
Dunham
Jonephine
Stewart
Freeman Irby Gibron
Hudson
Sadie Chestall J
Ehot Wiliseyson Reed
Rebecca Stern
Dorothy
Max Beck
Stern
Dink Breck
Macon Wedding Brightens Social Week in Georgia
Special correspondence from Macon, August reports the marriage of Mrs. Margaret Gunn Taylor to Mr. Henry Clay Bagley at the bride’s brother William Gunn’s home. Limited guests attended the ceremony. the couple will reside in Atlanta. The week featured dining, bridge, and numerous social gatherings at Lakeside, Recreation Club, and among Macon society, with many locals and visitors attending events and traveling to North Carolina resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Margaret Gunn Taylor
Henry Clay Bagley
Wiliam Gunn
Henrietta Davis
Taylor
Bagley
Zadie Ametine
Misa Zadie Horne
Mise Henrietta Davis
Sarah Pellew
Th Recreation Club
Lakeside
Holy Bruit
Robert Flournoy
Gregory Hicks
Mildred Sloan
Alice Gardner
Solomon Hoge
J. C Kendall
Cecil Thorpe
Missea Carolyn Ross
Margaret McKenney
Irma Clark
John Kinnett
Paul Bakewell
Hubert Mason
W. A. Mason
Thomas Lowe
Misa Septima Snowden
New York
Susie Findlay
Athens social notes and travel updates scatter visitors
Mrs. Price Hinton returns from Atlanta and various Athens residents are visiting Marietta, Macon, Wrightsville Beach, and the Pacific coast. People attend dances, host parties, plan trips to North Carolina and New York, and a Pine Top camping party gathers college youths. A wedding mention and a sewing party highlight a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Price Hinton
Atlanta
Shelton V. Sanford
Marietta
Walter Jones
Macon
Jones
Detroit
Cleveland
W. D. Beacham
Franklin
July Report on City Milk Dealers in Atlanta
The city bacteriologist releases July findings on Atlanta milk vendors. It cites butter fats from 3.6 to 7.6 percent, aims for less than 100 000 bacteria per cc, allows up to 100 000, flags 160 000 as carelessness, and requires delivery temperatures under 54 degrees. The report includes a map of dairymen by city section to identify producers of the best milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fairburn Guests and Local Families Visit and News
Fairburn Georgia notes list Mrs L Sloan as a guest of her daughter Mrs Henry McCarr and Mrs Charlea Lipham with children, guests of Col J H Longing. Visitors from Rockmart San Francisco Covington Newnan and Del Rio Texas gather, births announced, and local social events include entertainments by Miss Kate Davenport and Miss Miriam Cochran during a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barge
Newnan
James P
Adarhold
del Rio
Texas
Gutnte
MH Collins
Reeg Mies
Winnie Floyd
Mountain City
Mra
Looney McNeil
Carolyn Louise
Atlanta
Lm, Hobgood
Guy B. McClu
Kate Davenport
Longino
LaGrange
Miriam Cochran
Fugitive Returns to See His Daughters in Rome
In Rome Georgia on August 7 special report, F O Myers, accused of taking about ten thousand dollars from Aragon mills, turned himself in after being drawn back by a plea to see his children in moving pictures. He telephoned the Sheriff to meet him and is jailed at Cedartown. Detectives had chased Myers across Canada and Meatcy after a large shortage at the mill was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL E
Atlante
Paria
International Reef Association
Mary Roberta Rhinehart
Dal
Brittany
Jie
Doi
Marne
France
Dol
Red Cross
Christ
Sickle
Rome. Ga
F. O. Myers
Aragon Mills
Cedartown
Myere
Canada
Many Farmers Visit State College during Visitation Week
Athens Ga August 7 1 Special An edule and a banker have come with every auto party for farmers visiting the State College of Agriculture during the past week the week of Visitation Sixty farmers from counties were here today 13 from Franklin the first county to begin this August pilgrimage this their third year visit 9 from Hart county the day before and 60 from Walton county Wednesday More than ninety cars loaded with farmers have been in these parties watch livestock association presidents county demonstrators bankers and county officials heading the parties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ing
State College of Agricultue
Wutoa
Geones
Franklin
Tom Hart County
Walton County
Dry spell injures West Georgia crops
West and southwest Georgia and parts of east Alabama suffered serious crop damage over the past three weeks due to a severe drought. Cotton and corn were hit hard though some rains came this week too late to save overall yields. prospects called not a total failure but well below a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia
Alaama
Changes at Y M C A Take Place September 1
Atlanta Y M C A announces September 1 changes. Lovett resigns as assistant general secretary. Robert D Williams of Chattanooga will assume the post. Edwards resigns as membérahin secretary, moving to Asheville NC as assistant general secretary. No replacement named yet for Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
C Lovett
Robert D. Williame
Chattanioxa
Wow! Edwards
M.coa
Asheville
N.C
Edward
Painters Call Off Strike in Chicago Union Pact
A three year agreement ends a four month painters strike with 10,000 workers returning to work Monday. The union achieves a closed shop and a 3 1/2 cent raise per hour in year three, plus an arbitration clause to settle future disputes without strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dogs of War in Great War Illustrated Book Offer
A feature praises the WWI importance of dogs for transport and aid as depicted in Willis J Abbotts Nations at War. The Constitution offers the volume at a reduced price with photos and color plates, noting its rarity and battlefield images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doge
Flanders
Europe
United States
Willis “J. “Abbot
Maere
Awbot
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Department of Interpretation
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Savannah Social News
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Edgar Well
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Sacred Heart Church
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Euseno
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Slater
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Catherine Storer
William A. Howland
Howard Preston Garner
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Misa Loita
Adelaide Lebey
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Hull Memorial Presbyterian Church
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Mise Aileen Bingett
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J. Homer Laughlin
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Master Bowly Beck
Hendersonville
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Helene D. Dixon
J. N. Carter
Tybee
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Mlasoa Elizabeth Hardin
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Forsyth
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Miss Chapman
Sidney Hatcher
Misa Taylor
Blossom Davis
Myrna Humphries
Mina Marguerite Kerr
the Highlands
E. C.dargan
Skriand
Richard Findlay
North Carolina
Mise Louise Callaway
James Callaway, Sr
Kufaula
Inez Minter
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