Camp Jesup social scene features Miss Kendrick guest
Mrs Swarthout hosts bridge at the Officers' club on Camp Jesup grounds with Miss Ruby Kendrick as guest of honor visiting her uncle Colonel W R Kendrick. Twenty five army guests join a salad course after the game and prizes include a Madeira handkerchief. Dance at Woodhaven hosts fifty college guests with Slaughter's orchestra and chaperones. East Side Tabernacle to stage Deestrick Skule to raise funds with 23 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Kendrick
Springfield
Jack Swarthout
Camp Jesup
Miss Kendrick
W. R. Kendrick
Woodhaven
Messrs. Baxter
Robert F. Maddox, Jr
Pace’s Ferry Road
Slaughter
Robert Maddox
Robert Davis
John ©. Dupree
College
Aot
Buestia
East Side Tabernacle
Deestrick Skule
East Side
Baptst Tabernacle
Heestrich Skule
Social items from city society page report
Mrs. L. D. Scott and Miss Emma Scott return from a month in Virginia. Miss Charlotte Wilking attends house party at Blowing Rock then Asheville. Mrs. Lily Colfer Beall travels to Battle Creek and Atlantic City. John Collis Beall promoted, heads to Charlotte. Marella Hall visiting grandparents in Asheville. Captain Peter C. Geyer Jr. in charge of local Marine recruiting at Imperial hotel. First Sergeant Ernest H. Galway and Mrs. Galway at 20 Virginia Circle. George F. Griffin hosts Sunset Avenue gathering honoring R. Baumeras and wife with bridge. Miss Mary Sadler returns from Charlotte. Dr. DeLos Hill in Chicago through August. James Percy Lambright improving after surgery at Georgia Baptist. Baylor Hickman and Walter Stapler motoring in North Carolina. M. M. Reid of Montezuma visiting the city. Miss Irene Thomas has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collisr Beall
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charlotte
Marella Hall
Asheville
N.C
B. M.hall
Spring Street
George F. Griffin
Sunset Avenue
R. Baumeras
Baylor Hickman
Walter Stapler
North Carolina
Reid
Montezuma
Misa Irene Thomas
From Visit to Relatives and Local Social Notes
Miss Louise Bates visits Oakland City at home while Mr and Mrs Samuel Candler Dobbs and daughter Lynn Howard of New Haven Conn plan a weekend at Lakemont summer home. Frances Woodberry leaves Friday for Tybee Island. Mr and Mrs Albert J Dillon move to Council City in September to reside. A Savannah river camping party near Heardmont Ga includes Mr and Mrs Walter Huff O Huff and others. later entertained at Danielaville. Mr Clifford Walker of Monroe visits relatives and will go to Hopkinsville Ky to visit Mrs J W Gaines and study Kentucky parent teacher work. Miss Marguerite Bartholomew departs for a month on Maine lakes near Portland. Miss Alma Turner is convalescing after a nervous operation. Home for the Friendless committee to meet Thursday at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Candler Dobbs
Lynn Frederick Howard
New Haven, Conn
Lakemont
Savannah River
Heardmont
Walter Huff
O. Huff
Atlanta
Will D. Graham
Danielaville
Katherine Echols
Pearl Huff
Gladys Johenning
Alvin Huff
Joe Huff
W. D. Graham
Clifford Walker
Monroe
Hopkinsville
J. W. Gaines
Bethel ‘Women's College
Kentucky
Marguerite Bartholomew
Maine Lakes
Portland
Alma Turner
William Turner
The
Constitution
Committee of the Home For the Friendless
DAN GOODLIN JUNIOR WEDS SIDNEY JORDAN AT ST PHILIPS CATHEDRAL
Dan M. Goodlin Jr an investigator in the office of Solicitor Roy Dorsay of the state criminal court married Sidney A Jordan daughter of Mrs Annie L Jordan at 10 oclock Wednesday morning at St Philips Episcopal Cathedral The bride taught eight years at the Davis district school Goodlin a well known courthouse official attended by many friends Formerly he served as deputy marshal in the municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan M. Goodlin
Roy Dorsey
Thea Ety Criminal Court
Sidney A. Jordan
Queen Street
St Philips Episcopal Cathedral
Annie L Jordan
Davis Biyect
Goodlin
Linney Confirmed Amid Stormy Senate Fight
Washington August 10 The senate confirmed Frank A Linney North Carolina state chairman as federal attorney for the western district after a 31 to 17 vote amid opposition over his stance on black voting and a literacy test for whites and blacks The debate lasting nearly thirty hours echoed the earlier bloody shirt era with party lines blurred as Borah Simmons Nelgon Ernst and Sterling were among key figures in the battle over confirmation
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Washington
Frank A. Linney
North Carolina
Senate
Linney
Borah
Idaho
Simmons
Nelgon
Judiciary Committee
Ernst
Kentucky
Sterling
South Dakota
Courts To Pass On Tax Legality
Georgia gasoline firms prepare to test a new one cent per gallon tax and a $500 levy on every truck or tank wagon. Governor Hadwick explains the tax targets fuel at its source, with dealers paying first and onward charges appearing only if the tax is upheld as legal.
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Reed Company
Georgia
Hadwick
Gearfla
Happy After Killing Love Spurned Nurse Talks of Joy
Miss Olivia M P Stone a Cincinnati nurse declares she is the happiest woman in the world after firing five shots that killed Ellis Guy Kinkead a Covington lawyer and former common law husband. Mrs Kinkead says Stone has a history of troubled relations with men including a past affair with a wealthy Cincinnati businessman and a later divorce suit against Kinkead in New York. Neighbors note threats against Kinkead and his wife and records show Stone sought alimony in a June divorce filing while Kinkead claimed he was delirious during the alleged care by Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olivia M P. Stone
Cincinnati
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Miss Stone
Covington
Europe
Kead
Vanderbilt
Stone
Louisville
Tennessee
Kinkeads
Mr. Kinkead
Kinkead
Whitaker
Marie Louise Gormley
Julia Gormley
Sunday Freight Train Operation Put Under Ban
Georgia railroad commission revoked its 1917 permission for Sunday freight trains on almost all lines effective noon August 31. The move clashes with a legislature bill allowing Sunday service if signed by the governor, which would take precedence if enacted. The commission also heard railroads’ protests against canceling passenger surcharge on Pullman and chair car fares, with several railroad officials arguing hardship if removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Georgia
Railroad Commission
James L. Perry
Perry
Freight Trains Halted by Georgia News and Orders
A Sunday operation note lists multiple railroads suspended from 12 o clock noon August 31, 1991 under act of the General Assembly approved August 20, 1927. Railroads affected include Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic, Seaboard Air Line, Southern, Georgia Railroad, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Robinson
Central of Georgia Railroad
H. F. Carey
Southern Railroad
W. J. Crale
Atlantic Coast Line
W. L. Lightfoot
Seaboard Air Line
Milton Smith, Jr
Lousville and Nashville Railroad
Ig Commission
Act of the General Assembly
Georgia
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nnd Atlantic
Afitlantic Coast Line
Attante
West Point
Central of George
Flint River
Northeastern
Georgia Northern
Southern and Florida
Georgia and
Seaboard Ale Line
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia
Waycross’ and Southern
Wadley Southern
Wrightsville and Tennile
Western and Atlantic
Formal stage in disarmament talks in Washington
Washington August 10 diplomatic talks move to a formal stage as the state department drafts invitation notes to the five powers to attend the conference in Washington November 11. Officials seek a consensus on delegates with a likely limit of five or six per nation after consultations with participating countries. Secretary Hughes and President Harding discussed the draft invitation late today, with completion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Department
Hughes
Harding
Trial at Monticello Under Judge Park with Campbell Repping State
At Monticello this week Judge James B. Park presides as Solicitor General Doyle Campbell represents the state in the trial. The proceedings are ongoing with the outcome pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
James B. Park
Doyle Campbell
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Mrs. Swarthout
L. D. Scott
Emma Scott
Virginia
Walter G. Cooper
Charlotte Wilking
Blowing Rock
N. C
Sam M. Schenck
Lily Colfer Beall
Battle Creek
Mich
Atlantic City
Peter C. Geyer, Jr
Marines
Imperial Hotel
Ernest H. Galway
Mra
J. P. Allen & CO
Whitehall
Hingust Sale F
Silver Fox
Red Fox
Blue Fox
Brown Foxs
Taupe Fox
Black Fox
Tre T
Richmond
Louise Bates
Oakland City
Frances ‘Woodberry
Slater
Tybee Island
Albert J. Dillon
Council City
Dan Goodlin, JR
Sidney Jordan
ALL America
Olivia M. P. Stone
Oriental Pearl Necker
Peachtree Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rendtvelar
Providence, R. 1
Mrs. Hexsert L. Cassen
Meni Court
Providence
R. I
Ohio
Fayette
Caeser A. Ball
J.a.mcquitry
Walnut St
Bloomington
Cassen
United States
Jasper Court
Juliette
Jasper County Superior Courts
Scientific Remedy CO
Feet Ator CO
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