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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1910

Page

9

Society notes compliment Miss Frances Rowland in Georgia

A string of informal parties unfolds for Miss Frances Rowland of New York. Bright events include bridge and matinee affairs at East Lake and Edgewood, with many local young women hosting and attending. The season features elaborate luncheons, heart dice parties, and yellow decor, celebrating Miss Rowland and associates.

Rowland Frances Rowland New York East Lake Nell Prince Charles Northen Miss Rowland Augusta, Pearce Misa Julia Dodd Mignon McCarty Bridge Evelyn Green Emma Kate Amorous

Florence Crittenden Board Meet at Carnegie Library

The Florence Crittendan board will meet this morning at 8:30 p.m. at the Carnegie Library to discuss ongoing matters and upcoming arrangements.

Florence Carnegie Abrary

Social notes from Atlanta society column

Miss Marie Pappenheimer hosts a matinee party for twelve in honor of Miss Julio Dodd and guests. Many residents and visitors share travel updates, visits, and upcoming engagements across Atlanta, Tate Spring, Blue Ridge, and nearby resorts with listed hosts and destinations including St Louis, New Orleans, and Norcross.

Marie Pappenheimer Julio Dodd Mise Wilkinson Misa Jackson Rowland Eugene Oberdorfer Eugene and Donald Europe Edith Danson Lyric Annie Lou Fender Valdosta Katherine Avon Cedartown Mary and Laurie Hooper Heliia Lamar New Orleans

Central Highway Association Sets Five to Review Route

Ashburn Georgia August 9 Special a large Central Highway Association gathering with delegates from Dooly Crisp and Turner counties. F P Conroy and H H Richardson of Jacksonville spoke for Jacksonville and a committee of five from Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville was appointed to study the Jacksonville to Atlanta route and choose the most practical path. The meeting adjourned for a barbecue at Shingler park with plans for a Jacksonville convention between August 24 and September 1. Fitzgerald Macon move to push the route via south Georgia.

Ashburn Central Highway Association Turner, Crisp Dooly Crisp Ben Hil Twin Counties F. P. Conway Jacksonville Board of Trade H. H. Richardson Jacksonvie Board of Trade W. M. Stinson Jacksonville Automobile Club Atlanta-Jacksonville F. P. Conroy Mel Kenzie John B. Hutcheson Turner County Automobile Association Jacksonville Atidata P. Conroy Atlanta Macon Thors F. J. Paxon J. M. Nye J. J. Ethridge D. H. McMillan Shingler Park Fitugerald Fitzgerald Little Nouth Georgia City

Tax Equalization Bill Heads To House Morning

The tax equalization bill will come up in the house of representatives this morning as a special order. It passed the senate a few days ago and was drawn up by a commission under a joint resolution of the general assembly. Also mentions social notes and local visits in Cedartown, Atlanta, Savannah, and Darien.

House of Representatives Senate General Assembly

Weather Wisdom and Whims in August 1920

A fragment from a Georgia note hints at daily weather chatter and a comic tale about hats for each kind of day. It mentions a LaGrange girl, Chera, and a playful exchange about forecasts, gossip, and a mysterious clever woman who changes hats to suit the weather.

Georgia Gopher Mewa

Mid August Washington Fare. Southern Railway Return

Passage from Washington via Southern Railway on August 13 with a return by August 28. Fare is fifteen dollars. Seven through trains operate on the fare schedule.

Cincinnati Southern Railways Queen and Crescent Washington Southern Railway

Stinson Addresses Young Negro Farmers at Clark University

At the annual farmers institute in progress at Clark University R D Stinson spoke to young negro farmers. He urged unity of interests between institutions aiding the race along industrial lines and emphasized education from an industrial perspective. Mason City tragedy notes a drowning of 4 year old Ralph Fuco at Campers, Iowa, after a water jet poured into his lungs.

Farmers’ Institute Clark University R D. Stinson Mason City Iowa Childred Ralph J. A. Fuco Caimer

Watches Carefully Repaired at Charles W Crankshaw's Shop

Advertises watch repairs in Atlanta stating customers should allocate funds for a guaranteed movement and place the remaining expenditure into a quality case. Notes availability of styles from medium priced to expensive and mentions National Bank Building location.

Bell Addresses Gwinnett Voters in Lawrencville Meeting

Lawrenceville Ga August 9 in a two hour speech at the courthouse Congressman Thomas M Bell of the Dlath district held the attention of over 600 Gwinnett voters and nearby residents. He contrasted Perry’s shifting campaign dates and multiple past offices with his own record and Democratic service. Bell outlined large public works he seeks for the district and noted his role as assistant secretary of the congressional committee.

Lawrenceville Court House Thomas M -Bell Dlath District Gwinnett County H. B. Perry T 9 Ben Ar. Bell Perry Mr. Bell Congressional Committee

Sawmill Man Hurt Near Macon in Night Assault

Matthew Auliman, a sawmill worker near Macon Georgia, was badly cut last night by a companion while returning home. He has been at Macon hospital in shock and unable to name the assailant. A gash above the eye and multiple facial chest wounds were reported. drinking was blamed by those handling the case.

Macon Matthew Auliman Maco Coble J.D. Goble Elberta Chéingang

Tribble Challenges Bil Howard in Eighth District Speeches

In Athens Ga Tribble campaigned across militia districts and counties, addressing a sizable crowd at the Southern Manufacturing Company's mill. He attacked the local Athens daily newspaper. Tribble's supporters prediction of victory contrast with supporters of the current congressman who are equally confident.

Athens Bam J. Tribbie

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