Miss Arkwrights Luncheon At Pine Bloom
Miss Dorothy Arkwright hosted a refined luncheon at Pine Bloom Diuid Hills in honor of Miss Jane Young of Lexington with Miss Anne Patterson and Lace mats, featuring pink and yellow snap dragons, tulle bows, and water color place cards. Guests included Miss Young Miss Patterson Miss Eloisa Hobinson Miss Marion Danson and several other local ladies.
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Miss Arkwright
Dorothy Arkwright
Pine Bloom
Diuid Hills
Jane Young
Lexington
Anne Patterson
Miss Young
Miss Patterson
Faille
Hsgo
Patterson
Eloisa Hobinson
Marion Danson
Blanche Divine
Carters
Carolina Blount
Josephine Mobley
Jennie Gwynn Hancock
Nellie Dodd
Mary Faith Yow
Valdosta
Madeline McCullough
Frances Winship
Walter Colquitt
How to Absorb an Unlovely Complexion
A vintage beauty guide describes curing a dull skin tone with mercurized wax to reveal smooth pink skin in about a week. It claims blemishes vanish as old skin is shed and hair care with a home remedy of satelite powder and witch hazel is suggested for improving complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Moore
Davison Paxon Stokes Skirts Offered at Special Price
Regularly priced at 250 skirts now offered at a special Friday and Saturday sale. Various fabrics including linens ratimes crepes and bones with sizes from 24 to 36 inch waist. Skirts priced at $1.50 for the event.
Social items from Baltimore and surrounding towns
Miss Flei Emery of Baltimore guests Miss Anna Terhune. Mr and Mrs Carl Faires take possession of 314 Peachtree Street residence. Mrs Ella Maing Culsholm visits Chattanooga and plans return. Miss Lallian Flynn to Asheville for several days. Miss Charlotte Hemmer travels to Knoxville and Louisville with relatives in Indiana Chicago and a Great Lakes trip planned. Mrs Malone ill at West Twelfth Street. Mrs Tupper leaves for New York. Dr and Mrs L C Clarke and Maurice Clarke on mountain trip. Mrs H F Wast to visit Milwaukee mother. Miss Wynetta Walker visiting Calhoun and participating in house party at Reeves Sites. Miss Anna Becker to visit next week. Mrs Carl Brown back in Birmingham. Mr Bernard Nall leaves for two months with mother in Cuthbert. Mrs John Fleming returns to Augusta after visit. Mr Hobert Cooper at camp meeting and in Lawrenceville guests at Craig home.
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Carl Faires
Peachtree Street
Ella Maing Culsholm
Chattanooga
Lallian Flynn
Asheville
Charlotte Hemmer
CW Fall
Knoxville
Louisville
Annie Sykes Rice
St Josepha Infirmary
L C Clarke
Maurice Clarke
North Geogia
H_F Wast
Fred Scott
Milwaukee
Wynetta Walker
Janet Reers
Calhoun
Varlma Shelor
Reeves
Carl Brown
Birmingham
John Swift
Bernard Nall
Cuthbert
John Fleming
Augusta
C Eayer
Hobert
Cooper
Lawrence Vite
Bir
Joan EB Craig
Bliss Genta West
Los Angeles
al West
Arizona
California
Jucy Fakin He Nmer
Burcingham
Cari Brown
Broxuile
Ire
North Carolina
Joseph Raine
West Peachtree Street
Doctor Fowler Weds Miss Achenbach at Roslyn Ranch
Dr Albert L Fowler and Miss Helen Achenbach of Pennsylvania were married Wednesday morning August 12 at Roslyn Ranch near Rand Cole during a visit. They plan to travel to Chicago New York Quebec and Prince Edward Island before returning to Atlanta after September 1.
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Helen Achenbach
Pennsylvania
A. J. Fowler
Roslyn Ranch
Rand Cole
Denter
Chicago
New York
Quebec
Prince Edwards Island
Atlanta
Miss Achenbach
W H Moyer
Fowler
Atlanta Women Appeal for Aid to France and Belgium
Representing French Alliance Atlanta women urge members and all supporters to donate to relief work in France and Belgium. Contributions go to the Atlanta branch then to New York and the central chair in Harere, aiding the Airfince Internationale and Red Cross efforts. Prominent figures include Mrs Horme de Give and Madame Silfer, with active officers Mrs John Marshall Slaton and others planning further meetings.
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Madame O
Slifer
Jesse Draper
Barbour Thompson
Atlanta
Alliance Francaise Internationale
Alliance Francaise
France
Belgium
Alliance
New York City
Cha Ir Bution
Harere
Airfince Internationale
Red Cross Society
Horme
Loise de
Atlantas
Laurens DeGive
Henry DeGive
Madame Silfer
Allutee Internationals
John Marshall Slaton
Ies
Mattleslaton
Miss Muse
Raoul
Percival Sneed
Albert Howell
Raby Robinson
Wass
Dorothy Harman
Albert Thornton Jr
Moe
Palmetto Welcomes New Home and Social Turnover
Palmetto residents settle into a handsome new home as Mrs MR Appleton of Boston visits family. Relatives travel from Los Angeles and Kentucky to see friends, with trips planned to Arizona, Birmingham, and North Carolina. Local engagements include bridge at Fonte de Leon and hosting guests from Lexington and Murfreesboro. Several residents return from Warm Springs and prepare for autumn moves and performances in New York.
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Palmetto
Decatur
MR Appleton
Boston
Elian
Hardwick predicts victory on first ballot in Georgia
Galvannah August 14 special report on Thomas Hardwick campaigning at Liberty theater. He told a large crowd and Hardwick club members hosted him, asserting he will be elected on the first ballot. He defended his poverty and tax records and outlined campaign themes.
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T.W. Hardwick
Galvannah
Thomas Hardwick
United States Senate
Liberty Theater
Hardwick Club
Hardwick
Slaton
Georgea
Jefferson County Agricultural Club Formed in Louisville
A group of Jefferson county farmers organized the Jefferson County Agricultural Club in Louisville on August 13. Dr Greens of Columbia County spurred the effort and helped establish a temporary organization. Wol. Philips was elected president with J F Comer as vice president KN Whigham secretary BH Alexander treasurer. Directors include prominent farmers. The club will meet monthly on the first Friday to discuss farming topics. A barbecue followed the meeting with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Jefferson County
Dr Greens
Columbia County
Philips
J F Comer
KN Whigham
Alexander Pressiser
Wallace Miller Announces Speaker Race in Macon
Wallace Miller of Macon has announced his bid for speaker of the house next season, opposing incumbent Wood Burwell. For weeks caucuses tried to unite behind a candidate, but no agreement was reached, and Burwell remains the favored choice yet Miller’s supporters claim he has pledged over 100 votes.
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Wallace Miller
Macon
Eibb County
House
Wood Burwell
My Burwell
Ous
Crisp Court Postponed in Crisp County Georgia
The August term of Crisp County Superior Court, which was to convene Monday the 37th, will not convene until Monday the 4th. Judge W. P. Gueres Males ordered the delay due to the election of state officers in the week.
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Crisp Court
Cordob Ga
Superior Court
Crisp County
WP Gueres
Ith
Peachtree Residence Burglary Foiled by Timely Arrival
Mrs James P Williams prevented a theft at her father George E King’s Peachtree home as a porch alarm and approaching auto noise spooked a stout black thief. Rooms were ransacked and jewelry gathered in a heap from a chamber, with valuables possibly removed. the intruder fled when discovered. A watchful butler and temporary resident William Akers were away at the time.
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James P Williams
George E King
Peachtree
Willams
Westminster Drive
King Woods Rabin County
Mia Williams
Sia
Quinn Named Head Of Masons In Eighth District
Washington Gap August 1 Spe cial the following officers have been elected by the eighth district Masons Master H W Quinn Washington GreenSboro Adams Dosselt treasurer G Dudley Athens secretary WoL Carny Athens C F C Harper Barksdale Washington
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H. W. Quinn
Masons
Washington Gap
Quinn Waslington
Caldwell Greensborn
Beatt
Athens
Chiftain
Dosselt
Washington
G Dudley
Opera Lovers Reserve Seats for Next Season at Georgia Terrace
Opera lovers from the south are reserving for next year with manager Ro Kenne of the Georgia Terrace hotel as the headquarters for stars. He reports inquiries from Huntsville Alabama Savin and New Orleans along with other southern points about reservations.
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South
Ro Kenne
Georgiaa Terrace Hotel
The
Stars
Huntsville
Ala Savin
New Orleans
Governor to Sign Two Georgia Laws Garnishment and Fraudulent Check
Governor Staton is set to sign two passed Georgia bills the garnishment reform and a fraudulent check law The Southern Merchant editor John Bratton calls this a historic victory for Georgia merchants urging unity and urging lessons drawn from the legislative battle The garnishment measure exempts wages up to specified amounts and subjects excesses to garnishment while the fraudulent check act makes bouncing checks a misdemeanor with penalties outlined, including a thirty day window for funds to cure and potential prosecution if not cured
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Staton
John Bratton
Retail Merchants Association of Georgia
Georgias
Georgi E
Georgia
Shell
Hardman Campaign Speech At Hale County Courthouse
Dr L G Hardman spoke to a large Hale County audience in Gmnesville courthouse this afternoon as the gubernatorial candidate introduced by Judge F B Jones. He reviewed his record as state senator and offered no remarks on opponents Harris or Anderson, saying voters should judge their records. This was his first appearance in the ninth district since announcing his candidacy.
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Roslyn Ranch
Towler Igona
At- Tanta
Hoys
The
Atlanta Constitution
Europe
Smaling
Brillant
Atlanta
Gmnesville
LG Hardman
F B Jones
Hardman
State Senate
Harris
Anderson
Harris Addresses Greensboro Voters At Courthouse Rally
Judge Nat Harris a governor candidate spoke to a large Greensboro crowd at the courthouse on August 13. Judge HG Lewis introduced him and praised Judge Barns while endorsing Harris. Harris touted his statewide tour and Confederate veteran support as confident signs of carrying the county.
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Greensboro
Speenut
Nat Harris
HG Lewis Sho
Barns
Warne
Judge Harris
Eight Boy Robbers Nabbed at Waycross
Special report from Waycross on August 11 describes eight youths arrested by Officer J L Cockfield for breaking into a residence. Seven were black, one white. all faced charges for home robbery. Boots of valuable loot recovered and returned. In Recorder's Court Judge A E Estes gave a severe lecture. parents later took responsibility.
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East Lake Country Club
Alfrad Warren
Tampa
Stephenson
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Irs
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R “Will
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Charles Rozetta
James P. Craft
First Baptist Church
Mra Craft
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Grand Canyon
West
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Creightons
S J Golden
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Winnie Sharpe of
Cumming
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Sharpe
Coleman
Berv Roberts
Owen Cook
C . Cooper
Fannie Blanch Coleman
Young Mens Christian Association
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Diacuys Planus
Pharr-Webster
Lucile Pharr
Lawrenceville
J Hampton Webster
Catonton
G W Pharr
Mr Webster
Tranklin NC
Grace Pharr
Hunt Webster
George Tumby
Mary Alice Jones
Madison
Drwmd Halls Golf Club
Georgia Womans Suffrage Associat An
Thomas WM Moody
Ruth Meod
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Barnett Kemmer
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Johnston
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Sleanor Macy
Boam
Charles Gaynor
Luther
Rosser Jr
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Joseph Bowen
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Bridge
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Kentucky
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Villageville
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Harrisburg
Slma Willoughby
Maier & Berkele,Inc
Wintehall Street
Davison-Paxon-Stokes CD
Fred. S. Stewart Co
Whitehall St
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Baltimore
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F Malone
West Twelfth Street
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Malone
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the Pinery
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Dinkins
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Emily Kimbrough
Dmma Worht
Anna Becker
Albert L. Fowler
Atlanta Women Appeal For Aid
Ferol Hoomphries
Fonte de Leon
Nell Case
Itticah
Grave Bloodworth
Lexington Ky
Ann Dilterson
Mra C
Murphis
Mart Murphey
Bell Bani
Montgomery Won
Wiss Wirphes
Wason
Yester Aa
Serapt
Tillian Prock
Jefferson
Jefferson Gagat the Moo and Mrs JR Gngland Tm Deut Hilly Miss Perol Humphries
Merrell Shidburn
Buford
Robert Tee
Avary Posert Tee Wary
Tryn Stephens Areler Avaurt
Simons
Julia Blount Garlick
Vr WeClesker Garlich
Waynesboro
Joseph Tileon
Love Tolay
Lucia Patten
Waco Texas
Tela Greene
Druid Hille
Agricultural Club
James P. Williams
Ludoenm & Bates Iinciass
Paschireo Strait
Atlenta, da
Qldest Piano House
Southeast
Peabody
Cowitrs
Notre Dame of
Maryland
Notre Dame
Beautiful Park
Hariee Atcous Timomn
Hale County
DR. L. G. Hardman
Waycross
Maxwell House Blend Coffee
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Yasmile Hesston Socks
Ouvills
MR. Wise
Peachtree St
40 Trust Co
Talcum Puff Company
Nara End Maamfarterert
Brooklyn
Kamper
Kemis
BOF
C.J. Kampe
Ivy
Fey
C.H. Brand
Grocery Co
Mercer Law School
Whith E. P. Mallary, Sec
Ga.Life Bidg
Macon, Ga
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