Beautiful Military Party At Roof Garden Dance
A prominent Atlanta military social event features Major William A. Dixon Captain Sipbert Willard and Mr Charles Moirac Lee in evening gowns at a roof garden dance. After dinner, guests joined in dancing as the club program continued into the night. Bedside picnics for soldiers are planned at Fort McPherson hospital by Mrs Lewis Thomas and St Marks Methodist women, serving convalescent troops with seasonal delicacies. War Camp Community Service coordinates with Miss Mattie Harwell for arrangements. Ivy 6200 listed for contributions. Additional war-camp entertainments are arranged by Mrs T T Stevens with multiple parties to Camp Gordon and Camp Jessup Y. Others include Mrs Harry Greer, Miss Ethel Patrick, Miss Rebecca Cohen, and Miss Mildred Cole among numerous hosts and guests to lift spirits of service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ A. Dixon
Sipbert Willard
Charles “Moirac
Lee
Atlanta
Lewis
Thomas
St. Marka Methodiat Church
Lynch
Fort McPher
Bon Hospital
Mattie Harwell
Ivy
Mra. T. 'T. Stevens
Woman's Entertainment Committee
Harry Greer
Gordon K
Ethel Patrick
Juanita Greer
Carol Gifford
Geneva Gifford
Rebecca Cohen
Florence ‘Patrick
Mias
Marjorie Gifford
Miles Ringer Hornsby
Dorothy Penvwell
A. Cole
Camp Gordon
Mr . Worrester
Mrs. Forrester
Gladys Cole
Susan Clayton
Mildred Cole
Corinne Clayton
Misa Mamie Gene Cole
Misa Mary MecQord
Camp Jessup
Miga Ethel Fischer
Lilla Lyman
Mary Mc
Cool
Misa Marguerite Cooper
Gerard Thiers
Mra. H
Cole
Miga
Annie Lois Brooks
Bailey
Helen Hargrave
Misa Ruth Bale
Misa Jenkins
Mary Goode
Jmmy Gordy
C. Ny Allison
McPherson
Dinner Dance at Capital City Roof Garden
A lively Tuesday dinner dance at the Capital City club roof garden drew a large crowd with officers of Camp Gordon hosting a dinner party in honor of Colonel and Mrs Fitzhugh Lee. Ralph Smith hosted a fourteen-person dinner as other guests included Sime Bray Major Moffett and others. Atlanta Federation of Business and Professional Women invites all members to today’s luncheon at Green Tree for informal discussions and idea exchange with reserved seating between 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Roof Garden
Capital City Club Roof Garden
Camp Gordon
Fitzhugh. Lee
Ralph Smith
Sime Bray
Moffett Ang
Hed
Lee Federation
Atlanta Federation of Business and Professional Women
Green Tree
And So They Were Married by Hazel Devo Chapter IX
Ruth flees to her room as Scott confronts Alice about Ruth and their future. Alice defends Ruth while hiding her own unhappiness, and Scott resents both Ruth and Alice's involvement. Ruth contemplates marriage, love, and life’s tangled outcomes, recalling Helen Townsend and Jim Bond as she mourns a romance she believed would endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Scott
Alice
Go Jong
Lence
Bert
Natalie Bond
Jack
Nastalie
Isabel
Guy
Helen
Townsend
Tadic Ae Bond
Bude Dently
Ae Jim
Flanders
Boon
Shlag
Talk Over Matters with Ruth Ends in Regret and Realization
The speaker recalls discussing finances with Ruth and acknowledges he cannot afford the present rent. He expresses shame for not providing what she wants and wishes to settle matters without further talking. He admits he is not a money maker and that Ruth’s charge of being a dreamer hits hard, wishing to change for her sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Columbia Dealers Ad Campaign Big Advertising Push
Columbia Graphophone Company officials boast a $2 750 000 annual ad spend during a banquet at the Anstey hotel. Local manager Terhune described shipments of popular records across six southern states with Atlanta as a distribution hub and noted new factories to handle rising demand. Attendees included numerous Columbia dealers from the South and local officials, with talks emphasizing window displays and counter cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Graphophone Company
Westervelt
Terhune
Columbia Phonograph Company
Anstey Hotel
Columbia
Atlanta
South
Atignta
St. Brenker
Huh G. “Williama
Agerte H. Thornton
L. LePage Laws
Leon Hyland
Edwin H. Payne
Mike NM
Gaplan
Macon
Garwood Jaynes
Walhalla
T. J. Snell
HA. Smideke
New
York
J.-F. Morgan
Swostt
Montgomery
Ann
Milledcevillc
Kilbraiman Sound Sees Record Fish Catch
A Scottish news item reports a remarkable fishing haul on Kilbraiman Sound reaching 3640 pounds, described as the largest averaged catch to date. Officials note the successful Ledgar, Service, and Neale Public operations aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoadad Ai Neale Public
Ledgar, Service
Gapyrigtt
Scotland
Resere
Kilbraiman
Memorial Fund Ties Colonial Exhibit Efforts to Atlanta Aid
A fragmented historical note describes contributions and organizers linked to an 1896 colonial exhibit gathering at Colonel and Mrs Peet's home. It highlights early large gifts from Mrs Joseph Thompson and Mrs Potter Palmer, plus efforts by Atlanta schoolchildren and other donors to support memorials and city institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet
Joseph Thompson
Women's Department
Potter Palmey
Chicago
Atlanta Exposition
Thompson
Atlanta
Plums and Preserves From Damson Varieties
A technical guide to preparing damson plums for canning and preserving. It covers plum types, ideal varieties for canning, and step by step methods for making syrups, plum butter, spiced plum butter, pickled plums, plum conserve, and plum jelly, with safety notes on processing times and jar sealing.
Mysterious Overland Found in Savannah Garage
Nathan Rovita reports a brand-new Overland automobile appeared in his unused Savannah garage on August 12. A new lock was found on the door, and Rovita cannot explain how the car arrived, leaving the origin and owner unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastere
Savannah
Spegiato
Nathan Rovita
Waldberg
West
Tobacco Warehouse Burned in Moultrie Georgia
A tobacco curing house on the farm of Soidee Robert L. Shinp in Moultrie was destroyed by fire last night. Several hundred pounds of high grade tobacco were burned as well. The barn carried insurance, but the tobacco did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Soidee
Robert L.shinp
Bust of Carnegie Benefactor Unveiled in Atlanta Library
In Atlanta on Monday July 4 1904 a marble bust honoring Andrew Carnegie was unveiled at the Carnegie Library with cheers from children and a presentation by Mrs Peel. Chevalier Tren tanore, famed sculptor and Carnegie associate, crafted the bust inspired by the philanthropist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnetie
Gin
Chevalier Trentanore
Carnegie
Waslington
Atlanta
Carnegie Library
William How Sit Kiser, Jr
The Teal Woman and Napoleon on Healthful Beauty
The piece quotes Napoleon praising a middle aged woman preserved by health over society belles. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing remedy for nervousness headaches backaches sleeplessness and blues, claiming forty five years of health support for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Belle
Lydia
Pinkham
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Horate
Pital City
Fitzhugh Lee
Gordon
Leavenworth
EL M. Say
Frorom
PHON
Barili
Higher Art of
Sano
Alfredo Baril
Hong
Myrite Street
Fourth
Ernest L. Rhodes Company
South Pryor Street
Sellers
Block’s
Kennesaw Saltines
Kennesa W
Frank E. Block
Hazel Devo
Batchulor
Heart of Advantages
Orde
Broad St
Ndy
Thera
Rfrom
Janta
Mrbs
M. A. Wilson
Victoria's
Cuisiniere
M. A. ‘Wilson
Asia
United States
Angela
National Toilet Company
Parts
Tenne
War Tex
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
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