Marriage of Jeannette Connell and Fioran Obear at Immaculate Conception
The ceremony took place yesterday afternoon at the Immaculate Conception church parochial residence with Rev Father Kennedy officiating. The bride Jeannette Mercedes Connell wore a blue cloth traveling gown and blue turban, carrying orchids, and the couple plans a short wedding trip before settling in a new Birmingham home. Obear works in the insurance business with his father George Obear, and he has many friends in Birmingham and Atlanta.
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Fioran Cubbadga Obear
Birmingam
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Kennedy
Obdar
Cimmodistely
Birmingha
Obear
George & Obesr
Birmingham
Atlanta
Miss Chapman's Bridge Party Guests Named
Mra Edwa Chapman Jr and Miss Denig of Indiana will host a bridge party this afternoon at Miss Rosabelle Chapman s home. The guest list includes numerous local women and several visiting social figures, with entertainment planned and a heart dice party later.
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Miss Chapman
Mra Edwa Chapman, Jr
Miss Denig
Indiana
Princess Waits
Jesse Tutwiter
Marie Manning
Annie Sykes Rice
Bessie Walker
Pearl Davis
Caro Sharp
Alieen Packs
Myrtle Hancock
Bessie Hancock
Mozelle Jones
Cara Hutching
Margaret Arnold
Annette Quiler
Louis Bean
Jane Glenn
Louise Glenn
Blue Unson
Elizabeth Dunson
Mary Stexie Guinn
Margaret Lewis
Elizabeth Parker
Genevieve Morris
Bessie Correy
Dorothy Coles
Marie Coles
Annie Lou Padgett
Mra
Daniel
KF Norris
Missea Bears
Jess Morris
Marietta
Roberta
Hortense Moran Sre
Milases Fitzgerald
Jonesboro
Sadie Fitzgarald
Jonesboro, Ga
Moran
West End
Joseph Arnold
Grape-Nuts: A Breakfast Mainstay for Active Men
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a brain friendly food that supports daily rebuilding. It claims the cereal supplies wheat and barley nutrients with minimal digestive effort, making it a favored choice for thousands of successful men. The copy invites readers to read The Road to Wellville booklet in each package.
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Round of Teas and Parties at North Boulevard and Lakewood
A string of social gatherings lights up the day as Miss Parker and Miss Wickliffe Wurm host a heart dice party at North Boulevard for Miss Louise Parker with yellow flower decor. Prizes include silk stockings and note paper while guests wear pretty gowns. Mina Northen hosts a bridge event with Mrs Forrest Adair and Miss Howland. prizes again stockings and a bar pin. Another heart dice party honors Miss Milendeth Denmang and Miss Mary Todd with Miss Welsh of Nicholasville as guest. Tennis begins at Progress Club Lakewood with a strong women’s entry list and a first tournament next Wednesday hosted by Herman Binder.
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North Boulevard
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Sirmingham
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Columbus i Ga
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Greenile BC
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Inman Park
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Tampa
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Misa Jackson
Mike Wilkinson
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Milendeth
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Nicholasville
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Mary ‘Lodd
Birmingham
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Progress Clu
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Country Club
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Willard WCTU Meeting At Trinity Church Sunday
The Atlanta Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union will hold a regular session this afternoon at 3 30 o clock in the Sunday school room of Trinity church. Superintendents of departments are expected to bring written reports of work accomplished during the past month.
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Social items from Atlantic City and New York travel
Social notices list many travelers and guests. Misa Morrison and Mr and Mrs Robert Maddox head to Atlantic City with children. others depart for Atlantic City, New York, Europe, or Wrightsville Beach. Names include John Little, Joseph Gating, Frank Inman, Joseph Rhodes, John Meek, Luther Read, Marion Knowles, Sadie Andrews, Witmer Moore, Julia Fisher, Annie Lizsia Carter, Elizabeth Smith, J G Ogienby Jr, L Macauley, Henry J Benles, J T Walter, J Adams, and F Ramney. Many stay at or visit hotels in New York and Hartwell, Tate Spring, and Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Paveru
John Little
New York
Joseph Gating
Amerika
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Wrightsville Beach
Joseph Rhodes
John Meek
John Miser
Luther Read
Battery Park Ashefiti, N.o
Marion Knowles
Tate Spring Tennace
Sadie Andrews
Tate Spring
Julia May Fisher
Anderson BC
Annie Lizsia Carter
Hartwell, Ga
Ming Baron
Elizabeth Smith
J G Ogienby, Jr
L. Macauley
Hand Laundry Delivers Perfect, Sanitary Clean Garments
Want to end laundry woes and have weekly wash done up in fine shape without injury. Our ventilated sanitary HAND laundry guarantees garments look as good as new. People used to ordinary laundry notice a striking improvement.
Numerous Horsham Guests Depart for Northern Georgia Trips
Local society notes list Miss Olga Reed and many friends heading to North Georgia resort towns for a lull before return to Atlanta. Several visitors from Roswell, Knoxville, Lynchburg, Demorest, and Canton are described visiting relatives, with multiple trips planned to Murphy, Rabun Gap, and other Mountain locales.
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Thia Waek
Fountains of North Georgia
LJ Ebrick
Pan Creek
Atlanta
F Cook Ia
AF McHash
Colquitt Avenue
Children Hurt By Giant Explosive On Road Ahead
Parents sue Nichola Contracting Company for damages claiming their 11 and 18 year old sons were seriously injured by unlabelled dynamite and explosives left near a roadwork site. Separate suits allege losses totaling tens of thousands of dollars alleging the explosions occurred when children played with the munitions. A related injunction case with Coffee versus Atlanta Oil and Fertilizer Co. orders sand and dam operations restricted at Peachtree creek with a 10000 bond to cover potential losses.
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Vestal Mesa
Nichola Contracting Company
John T Mow
Peres
Leon Avenue
Dekaln County
Moss Suen
Ta Moss Sues
James W White
Messrs Coffee
Atlanta Oil and Fertinger Company
J F Pendleton
Mess Vs. Coffee
Peachtree Creek
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Butts Superior Court Faces Record Docket In Reagan Last Term
Butts county superior court in Jackson Georgia opens next Monday with the heaviest docket for one week. The civil side holds many cases while the criminal docket is crowded. Judge E J Reagan’s final term may be extended if business runs long. The report notes a busy social scene with bridge games and visits among local residents amidst the court schedule.
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Reagan
Jackson Ga
Butts County
Higher Court Reverses Decision for Atlanta
The Georgia Supreme Court yesterday reversed Judge Pendleton’s ruling in which he directed a verdict for the city of Atlanta in a 1909 case against the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company. The court held the trial court erred in directing verdict and that the matter should proceed in equity with the railroad defending against the city’s prosecution over blocking Oakland Cemetery crossing. Attorneys included Alkings James I. Magnon and WD Ellie Jr for the city, and McDaniel Alstan Black for the railroad.
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Washington Seminary Primary Department Emphasizes Personal Attention
Washington Seminary offers a first class primary department in connection with its higher grades. Classes are divided into small analytic sections of about ten pupils to ensure individual attention. Irregular pupils are placed at their proper level to avoid wasted time and discourage. Little boys may join in the first five grades with tuition 445 for the entire session. Thirty third year begins in September. Catalog address LD and B Scott principals Atlanta, or Phone Ivy 647.
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Childs
Washington Seminary
LD & B
Scott
Atlanta
Ivy
BUTTS BROWN CLUB TO HOLD RALLY SATURDAY
The Jon Brown Club of Butts county in Jackson Georgia will meet Saturday to discuss consolidation of district clubs and mobilize a full vote for the upcoming primary. The meeting aims to energize hundreds of members and is described as perhaps the least one before the primary with an enthusiastic gathering anticipated.
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Jackson Ga
Jon Brown
Butts County
Checker Tourney Planned by Southern Checker Players
The Southern Checker Players Association meets in Macon to discuss a three day convention. Secretary Farrer leads the arrangements as visitors arrive for a gathering drawing many enthusiasts to the event.
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Bride Aids Husband in Fight on a Car
John W Bishop 63 of Hil Street faced Recorder’s Court after noon for fighting conductor J B Byrom on an East Hunter Street car Tuesday night. Bishop claimed Byrom punched him and bit his wife, Mrs Bishop, who showed bite marks in court. The judge found no case against Byrom. Bishop was fined for disorderly conduct. Bishop later swore out a warrant against Byrom for assault and battery. The dispute arose over carfare when Byrom returned Mrs Bishop’s nickel after her husband had paid. Bishop allegedly attacked Byrom as they left at Fair and Hill Streets, while Mrs Bishop tried to intervene. Byrom says Bishop grabbed his necktie and denies biting anyone.
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Hil Street
Recorders Court
J B. Byrom
Hunter Street
Mra Bishop
Mra Braham
First Bale of New Cotton Reaches Macon
On August 10 the first bale of new cotton arrived in Macon at 8 am from JoT Lowery in Eastman. The bale weighed 14 pounds and graded middling. No sale occurred that day as merchants awaited bids for the Central City market milestone.
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Macon
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