Altapass Retreat Buzzes With Arrivals and Festivities
Atlanta guests including Mrs SP Stringfellow and daughters visit Altapass. The golf course hums from dawn to twilight as Johnson City visitors represent 15 in a teeming season opener. Bowling, billiards, watermelon cutting and lantern lights mark a lively scene with notable locals and guests from Augusta Louisville and New York enjoying mountaintop outings and river-inn social events.
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Atlanta
Altapass
Alapasa
SP Stringfellow
S P Stringfellow
Seaboard Railway
Johnson City
Tenn
Hugh White
Dr Bird
Louisville
HW . Videtto
Augusta
Tadey Wr
T P Vaughn
Gillespie Gap
Newton Stark
RN Shannon
Nuffolk
Camden
Wes Josephine Norris
Daytona
Fla
Miss Forrest
Mew York
Darbeht
Sidmaht
Club meetings and notices from local groups announced
The College Park Chrysanthemum club will meet Wednesday afternoon August 12 at 4 oclock at Mia Oscar Palmour home. Lakes Business Women's League holds its monthly meeting this evening August 11 at Grant Park. The Florence Crittenden board meets today at 10:30 at Carnegie Library. Tram Park Embroidery Club schedules regular meeting Wednesday August 12 with Mrs HI Reed at 272 Lake Avenue at 3:30.
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T Lakes Business Womens League
St Grant Pani
Florence Crittenden Board
Carnege Meyrary
tTrman Park Embroidery
Clvc
HI Reed
Lake Avenue
Social Notes From Wrighteville Beach to Atlanta
Mrs H C Conway guests at East Lake with sister Mrs WoT Gentry while Mr and Mrs Kalb Allen of Macon visit Professor Sanford in Athena for a week in Atlanta. Mrs Richard Orme Campbell received a message yesterday.
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H C Conway
Wrighteville Beach
Wot Gentry
East Lake
Kalb. Allen
Macon
Euesta
Sanford
Athena
Atlanta
Richard Orme Campbell
Alpha Delta Pi Camping Expedition Near Lake Warner
Alpha Delta Pi sorority members from Atlanta enjoyed a camping expedition at Lake Warner near Galneaville, Georgia. The report highlights boating, swimming, camp life, and social bonds under their blue and white banner with several guests honored at the encampment.
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Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Atlanta
Lake Warner
Galneaville
Temple of Delight
Woodland Shrine of
Alpha Delta FL
Sapientis
Riverside Cadeté
Urbe
Gaenus
Alpha Chapter
Mra
E. C. Hudging
Gainerville
Ray Huret
Waynesboro
B . Fraser
Lavores
Missem
Virginia Fraser
Elizabeth Solomon
Laura Thorpe
Lillian Cox
Elisabeth Walker
Mary Scott
Florence
Lella Lege
Curoine
Dorothy Tarver
Albany
Sam Simpson
Totooa
Joie de Vie Cpap
Alpha Delta Pi
Many Atlanta Social Travelers Return From Outings
Mrs Campbell visits Dresden and Vevey and plans visits in Switzerland before returning home. A stream of Atlanta residents and guests are noted, including Mrs Greyson Heldt and daughter Helen, Miss McKinley of Cleveland, families at Nacoochee Valley, and numerous trips to Atlantic City Wrightsville Beach Kanuga Lake Lake Toxaway and mountains of North Carolina.
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Saturdty
Westen
Hugh Collett
Valley Town
Andrews
Ammie Witchell
Atlanta
Donald Wilson
Frances Wallace
Mto
Clara Wartin
Alund
Rosa Lowe
Margaret Laing
John Collier
Lew York Farmerly
Yrani
Charles Boynton
Lucy Slanton
Athens
Lown
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Marian Danson
Piedmont Avenue
Merril Cove
Visas Grace Bloodworth
Jane Young
Anne Patterson
Isolena Campbell
Dresden
Viey
Stovall
Switzerland
Campbell
Feachtree Street
Argyla
Greyson Heldt
Helen
Helen Mckinley
Cleveland
Ohio
Nacooches, Valley
Harvie Jordan
Lipstine
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Hefor
W .A Speer
John Silvey
Asheville
North Carolina
Stewart
Rolling Green
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Brannon
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Whitehall Street
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Americus and
Filaville
HL Bridges
Leanna
Atlantic City
Wrightsville Beach
Helen Hartwell
Boston
Mays
Gavannan
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West
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Bert F Tulle
Augusta
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J R Thompson
Bell Tompson
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Perrin Thompson
Margie Alexander
Greenwood
Marcelle Stanton
Miss Stanton
Charles S Northen
Charles Northen
Villa Fuca
Caspar Johnson
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Willam Engel Lee
Lake Toxaway
George J Dexter
Airy
W Om Hawkins
Kanuga Lake
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Elizabeth Hawkins
Helen Hatkins
Arthur Clarke
Tohn H James
Highlands
Jesse Draper
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Doughty Maniey
Magnolia
Mignon McCarty
Margaret McCarty
Fynnvile
Robert Dorsey Bridges
Gladys Houston
Mies Ruth Harris
N.C
Arbeely
Lamar
J Arbeely
Vienna
New York
Washington, DC
EP Angles
Mamie Ansley Wises
Helen McCarty
Jessie McKee
Texaway
Arbitration measure opposed by chamber
At a meeting of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce directors held yesterday the resolutions protested against house bill 919 providing arbitration of disputes between employers and employees. The chamber deemed the bill unfair and resolved to petition the senate and house committees to convey the protest against any similar legislation.
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House of Representatives
Atlanta ‘Chamber of Commerce
Georgina
Senate
Cloudy Sky With Showers Forecast for Atlanta Area
Weather bulletin notes intermittent showers in Atlanta and nearby regions today and tomorrow. Temperatures reached around 85 degrees at peak, with recent rains widespread along the Atlantic seaboard. Cold air remains across the north and northwest areas.
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Atlanta
Mercury
Atlantic Seaboard
Jonesboro Home Burns In Early Morning Blaze
Jonesboro Georgia August 10 this morning at 4 o clock the residence owned by A C White city electrician on Church street was discovered on fire and was destroyed with almost the entire contents. cause not stated and investigation pending by local authorities.
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Jonesboro
C White
City
Merchants Enjoy Big Theater Party in Griffin
A large gathering of merchants attended a theater party at the Grand in Griffin as part of the Southern States Merchants' Association convention. Speakers from Atlanta and Griffin discussed business finance while entertainment featured music and cabaret. The headquarters list shows attendees from Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and nearby states attending events in Griffin and Commerce.
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RO Crouch
Mershant
Griffin
Aanoaintion
Sam Jones
Atlanta Stove Works
IK Orr
Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
W 8 Witham
South
Chamber of Corhmerca
Southern States
Grand
Albert Strozier
Stovall Ge. SY
Marchman Vesney
Hyatt
Guen
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Katie Walker
Fannie Beile Strickland
Finney Haddock
Streyar
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Hambrictt Fairmount
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DeLenoy
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Turner
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Hutto Lincoln
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Bascomb
Miks Ernestine Long Bascomb
Thomas W Crawford
Lexington Ga
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Maud Daly
Louis N Reid
Savannah
Orr
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Williome
Talbotton Gs
Miles Mary Willamaon
Ellinville
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Doon Grands
Frank Roper
Orlando Fin
Wol Sailers
Resolutions of Regret Adopted by AME Conference
The Augusta district AME Sun day school convention and allied societies adopted resolutions of sympathy for President Woodrow Wilson on the death of his wife. The gathering drew over a thousand attendees from Warren ton, Thompson, Barnett, and surrounding towns. leaders signed by Bishop J. Flipper and other church officials.
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Augusta
Allen Christian Endeavor League Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
African Methodist Episcopal Church
John Harmon
Atlanta
RD Stinson
Warrenton Thompson Barnett
Washington
South
J . Flipper
A “Cbe
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Woodrow Wilson
J S Puey
Flippers
AMH
Au Busta
A. Fountain
Morris Brown College
Richard D Stinson
At*lanta Normal and Industrial Institute
C Johnson
AME
Wuberforce Ohio
CA Macldndon
Warrenton Station
Commerce Wires Wilson Message of Sympathy
At a Commerce Georgia citizens meeting the mayor was directed to wire to President Wilson heartfelt condolence on the death of his wife describing Mrs Wilson as a charming estimable Georgia born lady and pledging sincere sympathy and prayers for the president to continue his duties as the nation's chief executive
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Commerce
Woodrow Wilson
Citizens of
Wilson
Georgia
Cooper Addresses Crowd in Clarkesville Ga
United States Senate hopeful Hon John R Cooper spoke to a fair crowded audience in Clarkesville August 10. He attacked Felder Welder and Hardwick, claimed a frame up among rivals, and said Sinton was in decline. He promoted his criminal law career and aim for the Senate, planning stops in Cleveland and Blairsville after.
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John R Cooper
United States
Thomaa Welder
Trutchens
Tom Hardwick
Sinton
Hardwick
Felder
Hoke Smith
Femier
Alaton
Cleveland
Blairsville
Swift and Corppesys Fresh Beet Sales Report
Swift and Corrpesy sold fresh beets in Hin for the week ending October, averaging 11.37 cents per pound. Prices reflect local market activity and demand for root vegetables in the region.
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Swift & Corrpesy
Macon Boy Dies After Being Struck by Truck
Leo Dobbs, 12 or 13, son of Mr and Mrs Goeb Dobbs, at 1215 Academy Street in Macon, was fatally struck by a motor truck on Main Street while sitting on an embankment eating candy with his last dime. He was rushed to the city hospital but died within half an hour. The driver, a Black man, said he lost control of the steering gear. The father works as an accountant for the Central of Georgia Railway.
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Macon
Leo Dobbs
Goeb Dobbs
Academy Street
Ind
Central of Georgia Railway
Socialists Call U S to Bar Food for War Nations
A large meeting at the Temple of Labor urged U S neutrality in the European conflict and demanded a ban on food and other vital supplies to all contending nations. The Socialists argued food shipments under charity pretenses only aid the fighting powers.
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U.S
Temple of Labor
United States
Sociellate
H S Cole to Lecture to Gate City Lodge
Gate City Lodge No 2 F and A M holds its regular meeting at the Masonic temple tonight at 6 20 pm The Master Masons degree will be conferred followed by a lecture by Worshipful Brother Howard Cole past master of Palestina Lodge No 486 Cole is known in Atlanta Masonic circles as a keen student of the science His talk is awaited by Atlanta Masons and a large attendance is expected.
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Gate City Lodge
F & A Mwi
Masonic Temple
Howard Cole
Palestina Lode
Cole
Masons of
Atlanta
First Step Taken to Reorganize A., B. & A. Railway
The Georgia secretary of state yesterday signed the application authorizing the charter of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway company. It is anticipated that the reorganization of this valuable railway property will proceed without interruption under current management.
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Georgia
Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway Company
Bumped by Street Car Suing for 915000 Damages
Lucius Talley filed a Fulton County superior court suit against Georgia Railway and Power Company seeking 915000 in damages. He alleges a June 15 streetcar incident on Peachtree Street caused severe injuries including epilepsy and lifelong health issues, with a broken right hand impairing use. Attorneys are P C McDuffie and William F Blaton Jr.
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Talley
Superior Court
Fulton County
Georgia Hallway and Power Company
Peachtree Street
Ala
P C. McDuffie
William F Blaton, Jr
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