Society Teas Highlight Atlanta Woman's Club Gatherings
The Atlanta Woman's Club hosted multiple Friday teas with springlike decor of late summer flowers and autumn leaves. Hosts included Mrs W H DeVoe of Jackson Florida and Mrs W H Ballenger with guests such as Mrs Rogers B Toy and Mrs Ray Taylor. Prizes for top bridge scores featured embroidered centerpieces and dainty lingerie, while parties showcased numerous members and guests enjoying bridge, tea, and social chatter.
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Des
Cosby Swanson
David Welchell
Ehonor
Welchell
Rogers B. Toy
Ray Taylor
Moultrie Haines
Agheville
N. 20
Roy Sforrison
Stone
Omar Elder
Bruce Young
Leonard Howard
L. €. Fischer
Therrell
Marie Diffee
Ruth Mangum
Eleanor Mangum
Bmarle Morris
Mary Louisg Everett
TT Ballenger
W. A Ballard
A. Stiles
Erelyn Stephens
Dixtean
Bridge
Mrs Chase Hosts Al Fresco Luncheon at New Canaan
Mrs Francis Brown Chase will entertain at an al fresco luncheon today at 10 o'clock at her country home New Canaan on the Browns Mill road. She honors Mrs H DeVoe of Jacksonville Florida visiting Mrs Shepard W Fosner. Covers set for twenty guests.
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Francis Brown Chase
New Canaan
Browns Min Road
H DeVoe
Jacksonville
Fla
Shepard W. Foser
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman
Mrs Joseph Williman of Hamilton Ohio testifies that after years of back pain headaches and weight loss she used eight boxes of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound four bottles Blood Medicine and Liver Pills and soon gained weight to 188 pounds with improved health. She credits the remedy and recommends it to other women.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Joseph Williman
South 9Th Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Affairs for Mrs DeVoe Hostess Card Parades in Jacksonville
Social notes detail Mrs Loule Belle Wylie entertaining at a matinee for Mrs W H DeVoe of Jacksonville at the Metropolitan theatre. Mrs Woster and Mrs Foster plan a two table bridge party. Mrs James L Logan and others host events for Mrs DeVoe through Friday August 19 at the Women’s club and Capital City club with further future gatherings.
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W. H. DeVoe
Loule Belle Wylie
Metropolitan Theater
Jacksonville
S. W. Foster
W. Foster
James L. Logan
DeVoe
John 0. DuPree
Capital City Club
John Sage
Womans Club
Foster
William In. Peery
Dinner Parties Mark Farewell for Dillon in City
Mr and Mrs Dillon hosted a Spanish dinner at their home to bid farewell to intimate friends and business associates as Mr Dillon leaves the Western Union to take a position in the middle east. Attending were H G Helminger J E Rowe J W Ware H A Smith C Ramage J A Suder RE Satterwhite A V Helminger W B Shearer and others with Mrs Willetts hosting a bridge tea for Mrs J R Willetts of St Petersburg Fla.
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Air
Albert J. Dillon
Avenue
Mr. Dillon
Dillon
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eest
Western Union
Mrz. Dilon
Kansas City, Mo
Kion
H. G. Helminger
H. G. Aird
Jacksonville, Fla
J. E. Rowe
J. W. Ware
H. A. Smith
C Ramage
J. A. Suder
RE. Satterwhite
A. V. Helminger
Willetts
Margaret Koch
J.R. Willets
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. R. Willis
O. B. Buck
Edoward Seltzsinger
Doris Johnston
B. F
Argentine Club Picnic at Warm Springs Sunday
The Argentine club plans a Sunday picnic at Warm Springs with special trains by the Southern railroad for members and friends. Moving pictures will be taken, entertainment and surprises provided. Trains depart Terminal station at 7 46 a m. tickets available at city ticket office for 1 40 round trip. Members of other clubs invited.
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Warm Springs
Southern Railroad
Thil
Barbecue at Sirron Farm Hosted by Atlanta Ad Club
The Atlanta Advertising Club holds a large barbecue at Sirron Farm the country home of Arthur L. Norris to honor members who aided the recent Ad convention in Anita. Five to six hundred guests are expected with autos from the Lyric theater at 1 20 to Peschtree road to the farm three miles beyond Chamblee. George Lowman, club president, spearheaded the event to be served at 2 30 beside the spring with city county and state officials among the attendees.
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Siren Um
Arthur L. Norris
Atlanta Advertising Club
Anita
Hernard Broytes
Dave Webb
D. B. Donaldson
Newton Wang
Jozeph Bowen
Lyric Theater
Peschtree Road
Sirron Farm
Chamblee
George Lowman
Ad Club
Slaughter's Orchestra at Segadlo's Social Dance
Slaughter's Orchestra will provide music for a campus social at Segadlo's on Monday evening August 15. The event is a Sevilla style college-set dance with John Slaughter from Columbus Ga leading his six piece group. Invited guests from the younger set include local and visiting society figures and chaperons, with Mrs Staples hosting a bridge gathering earlier in the day.
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Troy Bivings
Martha Spratting
Macon
Roy Colier
W. Troy Bivings
Peachtree Road
Troy W. Bivings
Roy Collier
Martha
Pauline Spratling
Ann Goulding
Edna Raine
Florence Hekford
Betty Davison
Jane Davison
Helen Bivings
Ragan Jones
Frank Inman
Robert Wood
William Bailey
Murray Hubbard
Charles Humphrey
John Collier
Robert Davis
Sam Latham
John A. DuPree
Robert Simmonds
Joel Chandler Barris
C. Dusenberry
Huntington
Wva
Luncheon honors Mrs Waldon guests in Atlanta
Social items note Mrs Waldon hosts a luncheon at her Forrest Avenue home honoring guests including Mrs Teasley and Mrs Allen Deas. After sunshowers the group visits East Lake and the Ma sonic home for crippled children shared by Mrs Henry Carlton Waldon and attendees.
Police Forum Tours City Politics And Police Ties
The Civic Forum heard candidates and officials discuss police reform amid ties to Chief Poole Beavers and the banco probe. Aldermanic candidates and safety leaders pressed for efficiency, accountability, and city charter change while questions about officer conduct and cooperation with authorities surfaced during the session.
Hardings Drop Plans for Week End Cruise
Washington August 12 tentative plans for a cruise tomorrow and Sunday on the Mayflower were canceled today by President and Mrs Harding and they will remain in Washington over the week end. Washington August 12 the President Martine was formally notified today that he had been elected to the presidency of the Red Cross a position traditionally occupied by chief executives of the nation from which former President Wilson recently resigned.
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Washington
Mra. Harding
Wasdingson
Maratne
The
Red Cross
Wison
Marine Hospital Service
Public Health Service
Great Lakes
New York
Congress
United States Public Health Service
Kirkwood Teacher Proves Quail a Day Feat A Hoax
Kirkwood school superintendent J B Lockhart debunks the quail a day for thirty days tale. He ate one quail daily for a month to test the claim, then supplies were cut off and he seeks a new skeptic to prove the theory.
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Kirkwood
Ate Bird
Woodruff
J. B. Lockhart
Thirteen County Scout Camp Opens At St Marys
In Waycross Georgia a two week Boy Scout camp at St Marys gathers leaders and troops from thirteen south Georgia counties. Camp Cheerful on the river hosts over a hundred boys under Scout Executive W L Sprouse with training in signaling first aid bird lore forestry hiking boating and swimming Stunt Day and Field Day mark the highlights as troops compete in athletic events.
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Waycross
Boy Scout Movement
South Georgia
St. Mary's
St. Mary's River
W. L. Sprouse
Gcoutcraft
Scout Executioe Sprouge
Agad
Kerek
Swine Breeders of Georgia End Meet in Athens
Athens Ga August 12 Special The Georgia state swine breeders association closed after a day that opened with an 11 o clock morning session at the State College of Agriculture auditorium. A judging contest by W J Russell US Department of Agriculture opened the day and a sale of pure bred hogs followed in the afternoon. Dr A M Soule urged hogs as a farm industry to offset boll weevil losses and highlighted Boys Pig Clubs work that has greatly boosted hog raising.
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Athens
Georgia State Wine Growers' Association
State College of Agriculture
W. J. Russell
United States Department of Agriculture
A M. Soule
Mrs John S Garner to be buried today
Mrs John S Garner 47 of 87 Gordon Street Atlanta died Friday after a long illness. Wife of John S Garner secretary treasurer of a large syrup company. Survived by husband mother Mrs S R Pearce and three sisters Mrs S Brown of Chelle Brenau Gainesville and Kiva Pearce Gainesville. Funeral Saturday afternoon at home with burial in West View cemetery.
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John 8. Garner
Atlanta
Gordon Street
Bainbridge
Garner
John S Garner
Methodist Church
S Brown
Chelle
Corrinne Turnipseed
Brenau College
Gainesville
Kiva
F. Pearce
Buris
West View Cemetery
Dr Huff Pays for Western Heights Church Cake Sale
Dr Huff paid 322.75 for a three layer chocolate cake at a Western Heights Baptist church plate dinner and cake sale to raise funds for church pews. Seven hundred dollars was raised. He offers to fund glasses for Fulton county school children in need, with applications due by September 3 and approved by a city nurse or charity.
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de LN
Huff
Western Heights Baptst Church
Buifit
Fulton County
Wells from beating Negro is sentenced in Thomasville
Oscar Meeks a negro beaten and brought to Thomasville city hospital was tried in city court and pleaded guilty to being drunk on the public highway He received twelve months on the chain gang The court treated the assault as secondary to his intoxication and administers a light whipping prior to imprisonment
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Thomasville
Oscar Meeks
Hig Creek Church
Meeks
Health Service Reports on Work in Public Health
A report by Surgeon General H S Cumming details the US Public Health Service efforts during the past fiscal year. Key findings address pellagra, malaria, hookworm, and typhoid control, plus hospital arrangements post war and ongoing disease prevention across states.
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Ay Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleish Hotel
Washington
Constitution
United States Public Health Service
H. S. Cumming
Department
South
Pueblo
Southwest
Louisville
Montana
Utah
Saya
E. S. Cumming
France
War Risk Bureau
Public Health Service
Excursion to Birmingham by Seaboard Saturday Night
Excursion to Birmingham departs by Seaboard Saturday night August 13. Round trip price is 550 plus tax. Tickets available for sleepers or coaches. City Ticket Office 18 Walton Street.
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Birmingham
Seaboard
Ateepers
Ffice
Walton Straee
Harris Girl Sentenced in Savannah for Vagrancy
Marguerite Harrid a 17 year old, pardoned by Governor Hardwick while at Milledgeville state farm, was sent to jail by the recorder for vagrancy after returning to Savannah. She said she enjoyed freedom, planned to go to Indiana, and expected arrest but preferred jail for the meals and shelter.
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Savannah
Marguerite Harrid
Hardwick
State Farm
Milledgeville
Recorder
le Gislators
Indiana
Harding selects Hughes for meet
Harding names Hughes to head the American delegation as talks on a new world order proceed. The American commission aims for publicity while keeping negotiations largely secret until the conference opens. Hughes is likely to be the leading figure and presiding officer, with Britain and dominions represented and France's Clemenceau noted as a parallel to Wilson.
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Association of Nations
American Commission
United States
Great Britain
Har
Clemenciau
Rome
Paris
Wilson
President Harding Enjoys Vaudeville Show in Washington
Washington August 12 President Harding attended a local vaudeville show for the first time since his inauguration enjoying the performance. The article notes former President Wilson also enjoyed vaudeville in retirement hinting at ongoing public life. Greenville August 12 Stockholders of Victor Monaghan cotton mills declared a two percent quarterly dividend payable September 1 on $6,600,000 capital stock. officers and board members were reelected.
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Washington
Harding
Witson
Wilson
Greenville
Victor-Monaghan Cotton Mills
Eigct
Upper South Carolina
Tradesmen Seek Definite Laws By Clark Howell
Washington August 12. Business groups seek clearer federal rules under the anti trust era. The Southern Wholesale Grocers Association asked the Federal Trade Commission if it may argue publicly for its methods, and the commission answered affirmatively, clarifying when fair argument is legal. The exchange aims to reduce uncertainty and aid a quick return to normal business conditions. Copies of the decision are being sent to members.
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Clark Howell
Constitution Huxenv
Staleigh Hotel
Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Theia
United States
Fed
Commission
Association of the Commission
Féderal Trade Commission
Rexattx
Conuniguion
Edgar Watkins
Watkins, Russell & Rathill
Atlanta
Southern Wholesale Grocers Association
American actress Florence Urner vanishes in London
London August 12 Friends of Florence Urner an American actress who vanished from her hotel at 6 pm Thursday are growing anxious and have asked police to search London hospitals for the missing woman No trace of Miss Urner has been found since she left the hotel without saying where she was going
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London
Florence Urner
Miss Urner
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