Hand work by Women of North Georgia gains praise
An illustrated article by Mrs Nel ple Peters Black highlights the thrift and craft of rural Georgia women, notably Miss Emily Ferguson of Gordon County, whose rag weaving and basket making brighten many homes. The piece argues for local manual training and clubs aiding women locally, noting Floyd and Bartow counties already run schools and the Bartow project funded by Massachusetts club women. It also covers social events and weddings in Atlanta society, along with travel notes about summer lodging costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howard
Nelple Peters Black
North Georgia
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Emily Ferguson
Gordon County
Mra Black
Misa Emily
Georgia
Georgia Club
Floyd Madion
Bartow Counties
Bartow County
Massachusetts Club
Cunningham Bucknell wedding in Atlanta at First Baptist
The marriage of Susie Cunningham and Howard Bucknell of Philadelphia takes place this evening at the First Baptist church in Atlanta in the presence of prominent locals. After the ceremony a dinner for the wedding party and families will be held at the Piedmont hotel hosted by William H Bradley of New York. The groom’s beast man and the bride’s matron of honor are noted, with bridesmaids Maud Struggs Ruby Struggs May Waldo Elizabeth Ray and groomsmen Alfred George Cunningham Earle Donaldson Douglas Boyd Henry Grady Jack, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mangham
Griffin
Joseph Boyd Griffin
Bucknell
Saratoga
Europe
Piedmont Driving Club
William Bredley
Philadelphia
Earle Donaldson
Alfred Cunningham
Douglas Boyd
George Cunningham
J W Mansham
Henry W Grady
Joseph D Bord
John Cunningham
William Green Room
Summer resort life woes and local notices in Atlanta
The piece discusses resort life in north Georgia, cottage leasing difficulties due to food supply and transport issues, and calls for better local support of hotels and agriculture. It notes a Wednesday concert by Piedmont Disc Club and lists many society notices, visits, and travels of Atlanta residents with brief local references.
Social notes mention residents and visits across Georgia
Prima a box of candy was won by Misa Hacke Stockdell. Miss Anne Haskell, visiting Laurae and Iane Jackson of Gainesville, returns to the city now as Jeane Chapman of Sandersville. Laura Burt expected home soon from Savannah. Mrs Charies Roberta returns from Tallulah. Captain David Wyle is in Dalton. Hugh Adame and Charles Ryan at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prima
Misa Hacke Stockdell
Anne Haskell
Laurae and
Iane Jackson
Gainesville
Jeane Chapman
Sandersville
W. P. Burt
Milledge Avenue
Laura Burt
Savannah
David Wylle
Dalton, Gaen
Hugh Adame
Charles Ryan
Atlantic City, N. J
Agnes Scott Institute at Decatur Promotes September Entry
Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Georgia invites parents to enroll daughters for the fall term beginning September 10. The location six miles east of Atlanta offers high elevation, shaded grounds, and close access to Atlanta lectures and musicals. Rev. F. H. Gaires, D.D. provides full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
Agnes Acott Institute
St Ia
Atlanta
Jadge
Asbouthern
F. H. Gaires
D.D. Decatur
Atlanta to consider exhibit at St Louis World’s Fair
Mayor Howell will convene editors and prominent citizens to decide Atlanta’s participation in the St Louis World’s Fair. If approved, funds and exhibit plan will be set, with a model city street and buildings on a 1 1⁄2 acre tract as a leading feature of the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
St Louis
Evan P Howell
Charles M. Reeves
Howell
Louis
Reeses
Vaudeville Bill At Ponce de Leon Praised In Atlanta
Audience and critics hailed the Ponce de Leon Casing Indorsed vaudeville bill. Jake Wells representatives declared the show a seven act, universally strong attraction that surpasses past summer bills. Matinees drew with women and children enjoying the popular Lyceum Garden showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Leon
Jake Wells
Atlanta
Lyceum Garden
What the Old Doctor Said About Appendicitis
An elderly physician and speaker discuss rising appendicitis cases. He attributes higher incidence to fast eating and clogging foods. The remedy offered is shredded whole wheat biscuit to prevent constipation and support digestive health.
Pleaded Guilty: City Recorder Imposes Fine
Mayor Pro Tem LaHatte presiding imposed a 15.75 dollar fine on Jack J Spalding for an attack on G C Houston last Saturday. Spalding pleaded guilty by his attorney Luther Rosser in court, though not present. The incident raised questions about an ordinance forbidding guilty pleas in open court without the accused present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnde
Treasury
Spardine
Houston
Rosser
Spalding
Websters
LaHatte
Dorsey Mention Prominent For Une Grids Hospital Board Seat
Hugh Dorsey as a well known young weaver named prominently for a board of trustees seat at Une Grids hospital to be chosen by the city council Monday afternoon. Inman was recommended but generally expected to decline. Dorsey supporters urge him to run. Howell to Macon for municipal league convention address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dorsey
Une Grids Hospital
Hospital
Lf Yr Inman
Inman
Smith and Arthur Streets
Plittsburg
Robert M Mitchell
Moore Sues Lowry Bank Over Damaged Check Cashing Decision
Mrs P H Moore sues Lowry Bank for 5000 alleging a refused cashing of a 38 check and two $10 deposits in May and June led to alleged social harm and humiliation as treasurer of the Agenta Federation of Trades auxiliary. The suit by Burton Smith and George Gordon names John D Clayton and John W Clayton in related claims of assault or abuse at the Clayton home. Multiple real estate transfers and deeds are listed in the day’s record from the superior court, including several warranty and quit claim transfers and loan deeds involving properties along Peach Tree Road, Highland Avenue, Ponce de Leon Avenue, and other Atlanta streets.
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Mitter
Atlanta
Waterday
Lowry National Bank
P. H Moore
Agenta Federation of Trades
Lowry Bank
Wiliam A. Robinson
Macon
Moore
Woman's Auxiliary
Burton Smith
George Gordon
John D. Clayton
Rome
Ida Higgins
John D
John W. Clayton
Higgins
Walton Street
Lane
George Gordon J
J A. Branch
Arnold Brosses
Superior Court
Foster
Lucian Harrie
Une
Ibreck
Langston, Grane and Hiardwick
Lawton Street
H M Hooper
H UC McGriff
Peachtree Road
J. W
Mansfield Tilley
Hardin
Lees Alley
Teague
Wilam F Spence
Highland Avenue
Dunlap Street
Sarah A Low
Ann Augusta Allen
Magnolia Street
Western and Allande Railroad
Enterprise Land Company
LF Blalock
Luckie and
Hull Streets
Johnny MecCree
Jennie Tallenthal
College Park
Warren E Mashburn
Gustavus Hoffman
Courner Warren
Curran Street
Quly
Hey Thomas N Chase
Hey_ George
Fraser Street
Charles A Davis
Walker Danson
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Jackson Street
Mary Hutchens Et al
Margaret A Hudson
A J Hutchen
W T Achford
R QO Campbell
Peachtree Street
Eleventh Street
Lawrence R | Brook
Shirley Vo Brooks
Hightower Street
Alexander Street
Collins Street
Martin Streets
Smith Street
West Pecktree Street
P E Murray
J. R Thompson
Arnold Street
L EB Thompson
E W Waldro
W A Webster
T. B Thompson
South Side
Angier Avenue
Boulevard
J. W Spence
L B Thompson
Emma Neal Douglas
T A Forsyth
North Side
Caln Street
Zach Castleberry
Georgia A Horton
Park Street
Lee Street
City of
Jornar Armstrong
Butler Street
Aide Courtland Street
Gilmer Street
Maretta and
Hunnicutt
W A Armstrong
Stuart Bova
Milledge Avenue
Grant Street
Cotton Caterpillars Threaten Alabama Cotton Crop
Dr John McLean reports cotton caterpillars appearing across Montgomery County Alabama posing a serious threat to crops. He noted widespread worm appearance in several farming areas near Montgomery with infestation confirmed during a visit.
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Alabama
Montgomery Ala
Montgomery County
John McLean
Montgomery
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Tiffany
Clark Howell
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Dille
Neorest
Piedmont Dising Club
Gramine
Gus
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Losey Corner
Sue
Stone
Charles 1
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Douglas B Kendrick
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Winder
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Batarany
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Tybee
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Ralph Vantine
Frank Sherwood
Alexander Beck
Mary Barron
Douglasville
W H Collins
Detroit
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Michigan
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Sadye Blount
Miss Lee
Josephine Lynch
Saldie
Rebie Workman
Talhilah
Maud Johnson
Neil Glenn
Iralulah
Hattie Foster
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J E Butler
George Brown
Salita Clayton
Beaver Meadow
Mr J Smith Speed
Little Rock
George Cilhoun Oualere
Charlotte
Norwood Mitchell
Baltimore
Harry R Bush
Tennie Lincoln
Indian Spring
Mr. W H. Patterson, Sr
Henry Fallon Will Jr
Robert E. O'Donnelly
Lulu Atkins
David Tramer
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Hughes Spalding
Frank Farhoy
Ty Miu
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Cook
Howe
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Seeaters
Jack J. Spalding
Pro Tam. LaHatte
Lvyan KP Howell
Iiawell
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Council
Poas
Ant Mra M A Hudeon
Bass Street
Westview
Lea Street
Falla
W. Day
Oj. Garner
R. M Werts
Watson
J. O Pitts
W RR Ray
Pio Tem. LaHatte
A. W Day
Weteon
P. H. Moore
Charley Doyle
Southern Railroad
Morris Macks
F M. Hughes
Doyle
W. E. Thrailkill
Jonesboro
Aled
Central of Georgia Railroad
R J. Jordan
Bussey
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Hind
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Steinway Pianos
Chickering Pianos
Enabe
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Crown Pianos
Kimbaul
Kimball Organs
Regina
Victor
Washburn
Peachtree St
Lalligue
Chas. W. Crankshaw
Century Bldg
Viaduct
Pte A Et Ne
Kurtell
Forsyth Street Bridge
Onhldom
Tim Standard
DR. E.G Gritfin Gate City Dental Hooms
Trip
Old Dominion Line
Norfolk, Va
Richmond
Oia Point Comfort
Ocean View
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MRB
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Norfolk
Mayer Agt
East Man
W. B. Walker
T. J
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