Brilliant Evening At Country Club Tea Dansante
A Piedmont Driving Club tea dance drew 150 guests with open terrace dancing. Notables hosted include Mrs Shallenburger and Mrs Hughes Spalding, among many Atlanta matrons. The Druid Hills Golf Club hosted a dinner dance for 125 guests with Japanese lanterns on the terrace. Capitol City Country Club plans a dinner dance, 100 guests, 5:30 PM, on the lake porch with ballroom dancing.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Wiliam ‘Shallenburmer
Hughes Spalding
George M. Boynton
Earnest Hivers
Arthur Powell
W. G. Chipley
William Perrin Nicholson
4. M. Schosa
Spencer Atkinson
Bolling
Katie May Arnold
Athens
Hugh Dorsey
Guy King
Joseph Eby
James D. Palmer
Warner Martin
KR. T. Dorsey
Cley Lombard
Margaret Northen
Emma Kata Amorous
Mika Francea Connally
Druid
Druid Hilla Golf Club
Gus T. Dodd
Robin Adair
Walter Colquitt
W. J. Davis
Mra
G. Arthur Howell
J. H. Franklin
Capitol City Country Club
Capital City Country Club
Miss Connally Entertains Brides at Druid Hills Club
Miss Frances Connally will entertain at two tables of brides this morning at the Druid Hills Golf club in compliment to Miss Katie May Arnold of Athens, guest of Mrs. Luther Rosser Jr.
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Miss Arnold
Frances Connally
Druid Hills Golf Club
Katie May Arold
Athens
Luther Rosser, Jr
Equal Suffrage Meeting Sets Ward Meetings in August
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia Pul ton and DeKalb counties branch met August 11 at headquarters to plan city work. Ward meetings will begin with the second and eighth wards hosting. Each Friday a party member will host at her home with entertainment and a speaker on suffrage. This week the meeting is at Mrs J L Anderson 1 East Fifth street.
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Equal Suffrage
Eavenlive Cormittes
Pulton
DeKalb Counties
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Eighith
J. L. Anderson
East Fifth Street
Social items for Frank Green Dowling and others
Social notes report Mr. Frank Green Dowling now living away from Atlanta visiting Higginbothem with Mrs Edward JK Van Winkle and Master Edward Van Winkle to be back from Highlands North Carolina next week. Mrs Kemp Slaughter and children plan Baltimore return early September. Mrs John Raine returned from visit to her parents Mr and Mrs George Bohan in Harrodsburg. Mrs W E Etkin and Mrs Charlessi left yesterday for ten days at Warm Springs. Mr Hadar Elling of Minneapolis returned after visiting his aunt Mrs John Provoesco connected with the College of Agriculture Minnesota. Dr and Mrs Howard Bucknell have left the home of Mrs William Raw-
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Edward JK. van Winkle
Edward van Winkle
Highlands
N.C
Kemp Slaughter
Baltimore
John Raine
George Bohan
Harrodsburg
W.E. Etkin
Charles Si
Hadar Elling
Minneapolis
John Provoesco
Eling
College of Agriculture
Minnesota
Georgia
Georgia School of Agriculture
Athens
Births and moves noted on Peachtree area social page
Announcements list births engagements travels and moves across Atlanta suburbs including Otho Gaffney Jr birth to Otho G. Sower and Bedford Place. Orr family return from Lake Mohonk. Hirsch move to Virginia Avenue Druid Hills. Lowman to Washington DC. Katie May Arnold to Athens. Mrs. Dowdell Brown and baby from Pensacola. Spalding license leasing East North Avenue home. Mrs LaBonti entertained at bridge. Peters returning from Lake Toxaway. Ballenger and Dr Payne returns from Lake Toxaway. Payne family touring North Georgia. Mrs Coleman convalescent. Buell family visiting Altapass. Thornton party Isle of Palms. Morgan & Dillon Europe tour. Butler family returns. Margaret Anderson visiting Peachtree Road. Fleming back from Augusta. Wight returns from Lake Toxaway. Stringfellow at Altapass. Lucile Pelham visiting Gardien.
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Peachtree Street
Qeigheray
Otho G. Sower
Bedford Place
Otho Gaffney, Jr
J. K. Orr
Mias Harriett Orr
J. K. Orr, Jr
Lee Jordan
Lake Mohank
H. H. Hirsch
Sinia Avenue
Druid Hills
Harry Lowman
Washington, D. C
Katie May Arnold
Athens
Luther Holger, Jr
Dowdell Brown
Baby
Pensacola
Mrs. Brown
Albert Spalding
East North Avenue
Haat Point
W. M. Stephenson
Bridge
Z. B. LaBonti
Edward C. Peters
Lake Toxaway
George S. Payne
George ¥. Payne
Gladys Nichols Payne
Atlanta
North Georgia
Coleman
Davis-Wisher
HW. E. Buell
Macon
Altapass
Margaret Anderson
Knoxville
Chattanooga
R. G. Gardien
Roan-Aske w Marriage Linked in Aberdeen Notice
Mr and Mrs J D Roan of Aberdeen Ga announce the marriage of their daughter Mattie Sue to Mr Ralph As kew on August 9 at the home of Rev J E Turner in Aberdeen Ga.
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Aberdeen
J. D. Roan
Mattie Sue
Ralph Askew
J. E. Turner
Commerce Directors Plan Southern Tour
A delegation from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will tour the South Atlantic and gulf states in October to study business and trade conditions. Joan A. Reynolds of the First National Bank of Rome announced the plan after a board meeting with Stobert F. Maddox of Atlanta assisting in arrangements. Reynolds urged adoption of Senator Ransdell’s bill to liberalize the Aldrich Vreeland currency act, allowing banks to loan 10 percent of capital and surplus on commercial paper backed by cotton warehouse receipts, up from the current 30 percent on such loans.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Joan A. Reynolds
Phe
First National Bank of Rome
Stobert F. Maddox
Atlanta
Namiber
Telp
Reynolds
Ransdell
Louisiana
Aldrich-Vreeland
Perfect organization of press club tonight in Atlanta
Active Atlanta newspaper men will meet at the Ansley hotel at 4 30 to plan the Atlanta Press Club. Keats Speed chairs the temporary committee and all newspaper trade paper and magazine workers are expected to attend. Reports from committees will be acted on. J D Gortatowaky is chairman of the membership committee. Sandwiches and refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta Press Club
Keats Speed
J. D. Gortatowaky
T. W. Hardwick Speaks Amid Rain at Chataworth Speech
In Chataworth Georgia on August 12 Me Hardwick spoke to an enthusiastic crowd despite a heavy downpour. Supporters praise his Murray county trip and say he gained many new friends. He criticized the Republican party and named Felder and Staton in his remarks.
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Chataworth
Hardwick
Murray County
Republican Party
Felder
Staton
R A Broyles Speaks to Royston Voters for Hale Smith
Robert A. Broyles of Atlanta addressed about three hundred Royston voters today in support of Senator Hale Smith. He spoke for more than an hour and was introduced by J F Lee, Royston bank cashier.
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Royston
Gages
Robert A. Broyles
Atlanta
Hale Smith
J.F. Lee
Royston Bank
Georgia soil surveys planned for Dekalb and Polk counties
Washington August 12. The department of agriculture will soon survey Dekalb and Polk counties in Georgia. Farmers are asked to cooperate with the surveying force, permit borings, and provide samples of soil. The work will take several months, with additional time to complete analysis.
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Georgia
Washington
Dekalb and
Polk
Department of Agriculture
Senate Grants Tech Extra $10,000 Amid Row over Milledgeville College
The Georgia Senate added a $10,000 Tech appropriation to the Milledgeville based Georgia School of Technology via a Senate amendment. The measure, previously killed in the House, was later approved with House concurrence. Leaders cited Tech’s eminent status and the Constitution’s support for tech funding while noting concurrent bills expanding state appropriations to Athens Normal, nitrate culture, and other departments.
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Georgia School of Technology
Georgina Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Senate
Tech
House
G. M. Hulse
Thirty-Fifth
K. G. Matheson
The
Hale
Stark
Hixon
W. W. Jones
Kimbrough
Harris
Evans
Screven
Clements
Irwin
Usly
Mr. Lipscomb
Clarke
State Normal School
Athens
Wohlwender
Muscogee
Wimberly
Bibb
Department of Agriculture
Cheney
Cobb
Milton
Dodge
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ennis
Baldwin
Nunnally
Floyd
State of Georgia
McMichest
Martan
Minnis
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Mass Meeting Opposes Sunday Drink Closures in Griffin
About 200 Griffin residents gathered in the city hall to oppose the grand jury decision to close garages and soft drink stands on Sundays. Resolutions praised The Griffin News for opposing the action and urged a more liberal interpretation of the Sunday law, with a committee set to circulate petitions.
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Griffin
Grand Jurz
Hell
Griffin News
Grand Jury
Felder Addresses Dawson on Senate Bid and Policies
Thomas S. Felder, candidate for the United States Senate, spoke in Dawson Georgia, praising peonage reform, ending federal judges tenure, rural credits, and highway funding. He criticized Governor Slaton for seeking the Senate and Hearst praise, accused him of copying Felder’s plank, and defended his Georgia legislative record. Felder also spoke in Farrett, Sasser, and Bronwood today.
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Dawson
Thomas S$. Welder
United States Senate
Slaton
Senate
William Randolph Hearst
Felder
Wilson
Hardwick
Pelaar
Georgia
Farrett, Sasser
Bronwood
Americus to Have New Banking House
Americus, Ga. August 12 Special Americus is to have another banking house. Application for a charter for the Bankers Financing and Trust company capitalized at 100000 has just been filed with the superior court and will in due time be favorably considered. The incorporators are all non residents being citizens of Decatur Grady Charlton and Coweta counties.
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Americus
Bankers’ Financing and Trust Company
Superior Court
Decatur
Grady
Charlton
Coweta
Rufe Hutchens Visits Brooks County Voters
Quitman Ga August 12 Special Hon Rufe Hutchens visited Quitman meeting the voters and explaining his position in the senatorial race He said he asked Governor Slatens appointment of Senator West and went on record as being strictly favorable to a south Georgian being appointed if West is not agreeable He argues loyalty warrants support for south Georgia
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Quitman
Rufe Hutchens
Slaten
West
Weat
South Georgia
Smith Delivers Address for Slaton in Dulles Ga
John Clay Smith spoke to a large enthusiastic audience in Dulles Ga. August 12, advocating Governor Slaton for the Senate. The speech presented the issues clearly and with strong support.
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J. €. Smith
Slaton
Dulles
John Clay Smith
Senate
Fire Destroys Fletcher Homestead in Bowdon
Bowdon Ga August 12 about 2 oclock in the morning a fire swept the old Fletcher homestead on Wero wee street. The house known as the Lewis Perdue property was occupied by Rhody Perdue and James Unchireh and their families.
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Bowdon
Lewis Perdue
Fletcher
Werowee Street
Masons Hold Big Meet in Fairburn Georgia
The fifth congressional district Masons met in Fairburn with about 2509 attendees including Past Grand Master J. W. Taylor and Wor shipful Master Thomas J. Jeffries. James L. Mayson spoke after an introductory address by George M. Napier. A barbecue and luncheon followed and two degrees were exemplified. Next meeting set for Decatur. Officers elected: E. A. McHan, G. R Sparks, Vivian Kimsey, Marcellus Anderson, Thomas Clayton, W. H. Butter, N. P. Moore, M. S. Ball, George F. Mokson. Installation by Past Grand Master Jeffries.
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Fairburn
Masons
J. W. Taylor
Luthereville
Thomas J. Jeffries
Atlanta
George M. Napier
James L. Mayson
Joe Upchurch
Decatur
E. A. McHan
Salvbuen
G. R Sparks
Atlants
Vivian ©. Kimsey
Marcellus Anderson
Thomas Clayton
W. HL. Butter
College Park
N. P. Moore
Fairborn
M. Ball
East Atlanta
George F. Mokson
Jeffries
Witham Named Delegate for Cotton Congress in Washington
Witham of the Witham banks is appointed by Georgia Agricultural Department the Georgia Bankers Association and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to represent them on committees attending the cotton congress in Washington DC this week. The meeting aims to devise a plan to finance farmers for the cotton south until the market is restored. It is believed a satisfactory solution will be reached soon and commerce will return to normal.
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Witham
Witham Banks
Agricultural Department of
State of Georgia
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Congress
Noermal
Dead Body Found Near Negro House in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on August 13 a dead white infant was found beside a nearby negro house. A resident heard a night noise but thought it a dog and did not investigate. The finding was reported by local authorities as a special dispatch.
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Augusta
Georgian Named Deputy Prison Warden at Atlanta Facility
How ard Arnold of Greenville Georgia was appointed deputy warden of the federal penitentiary in Atlanta by Attorney General McReynolds. Arnold replaces former deputy Warden Hiwie who recently resigned. Arnold will reside at the penitentiary. Another Georgian, Bion Williams of Woodbury, was named to fill Arnold's former position.
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United States Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Howard
Arnold
Greenville
McReynolds
Hiwie
Efe
Bion ‘Williams
Woodbury
Treasury Department
Book agents appear before Atlanta school board
Six of twenty five book agents bidding to place textbooks in Atlanta public schools spoke to the school board on merit of their books. Nineteen more will present today. Superintendent Slaton will recommend books for city schools and report Friday. The board opens the meeting at 9 o clock and will hear agents all day.
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Atlanta
William M. Slaton
Brooks County Delegate Heads to Cotton Convention
Quitman Ga August 12 Special H Malloy president of the Brooks County Industrial club departs to North Carolina then Washington to attend the cotton growers meeting. Named delegate by Georgia state agricultural department for discussions on the current cotton situation. Malloy recently rose as a leader in southern development efforts through his club leadership.
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Quitman
Malloy
Brooks County Industrial Club
Augusta Mills to Reopen With Full Force on Aug 24
Augusta Ga August 13 Special the King mill the largest cotton mill in the city which has been shut down for four weeks will resume operations with a full force on the 24th Several other mills which have been shut down or running on short time are expected to resume on full time at the same time
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Augusta Mills
Augusta
King Mill
Cptton, Mil
Hair Loss Recount Promotes Cuticura Remedies
Patient details six months of scalp itching and hair loss at 2616 W Fairmont Ave Baltimore Maryland. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment with success, reporting hair stopped shedding and regrowth within two months. A request form offers free sample book from Cuticura Dept. T Boston.
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W. Fairmont Ave
Baltimore
Lillie Waredell
Drugsista
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Reme An Brookhaven Drive
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Jean Douglas
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Dorothy_ Douglas
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McKenzie Barnes
Sam DuBose
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Alexander Toda
Olin Stamps
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Poineer Society
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Piedmont Avenue
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W Ne and
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Lee Street West End
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Peachtree Place
Teachus Business Colleges
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Areme Club
Order of Tha Musteen Star
Pulliam Street
Peachtree St
New York
Frank Green Dowling
Higginbothem
Howard Bucknell
William Raw
Kamper
Posteif
Jag Kamper
J. Konris Grocery Co
Mcailea
Fhone Main
W. BR. Callaway
Mgr
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I . James R. Thorton
Neil Edwaris
Carrie Thornton
Isle of Palms
Rolanache
Virginia
Morgan & Dillon
HM. Morgan
Europe
Frank M. Butt
Missy Marion Butt
Charles Butt
Commerce Directors
Southern Tour
Maddox
T. W. Hardwick
R. A. Broyles
T. S. Felder
Brooks County
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Mitsom
Fichth Nec
Eighth District Masonic Association
Robert L. Colding
Savannah
George Twises Bryan
Grand Lodge
South Carolina
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Liberty Street
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SSA Standard
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Heat Clay
Richmond
University of Alabama
School of Medicine
Mobile, Ala
Council On Education of the
American Medical Association
Association of American Medcal Colleges
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St. Anthony and Lawrence Streets
Grighton -Shumaner
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Atlante
Peabody
MT. ST. Joseph's College
Raverlan
Fox Wish
Weita
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Baltiniere
Greenville Female College
Greenville, S.C
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