Cotton-Sorrells Wedding at Home of Bride's Parents
Martha Lodusky Cotton married Judge Clifford Sorrells of Monroe in a August 3 ceremony at the Cotton home. The porch and lawn were festooned with smilax and sunflowers as Mendelssohn’s wedding march accompanied the processional. Guests included family members and friends from Georgia, with Rev. R. E. Rutland officiating and a fruit punch reception following. The couple planned residence in Wharpsburg, Georgia. Also noted are weddings of Chitt Burt and Farish Carter Burt in Atlanta, Virginia Lewis to Charles F. Heald, and Tedbetter-Nelson George. A Sunday school class picnic followed at Grant Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Sorrells
Martha" Lodusky
Clifford Sorrells
Monroé
W. L. Cotton
Mitha House
Meef
D. Truitt
Mendelgsohn
Ailas-Ruth Cotton
Sibyl Strickland
Bonnie Kate Cotton
Josephine Jones
Ribbon Bear
Era
Emily Maddox
R. E. Rutland
Ring”gold
Mary
Ruth Hopking
Minnie Lee Rawford
Lucile Hudson
Leila Cotton
W W. H. Cotton
Dr Knight to Do Research Work in South Africa
Dr Lucian Lamar Knight and Mrs Knight will depart Atlanta Sunday for South Africa where Dr Knight will serve as a member of the Royal Society of Arts for research work. He is a noted historian and one of two Georgians in the society alongside Dr A M Soule, president of the State College of Agriculture. On their way they will tour England and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Lamar Knight
Knight
Atlanta
South Africa
Royal Society of Arts
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Africa
Musical Service For Enrico Caruso Sunday Afternoon
A special service replacing the usual Sunday concert at the Auditorium honors the late tenor Enrico Caruso. After Caruso favorite numbers Celeste Alda and Massanet’s Elegy are played, the hymn Nearer My God to Thee is sung, and the program closes with American and Italian national anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico
Caruso
Celeste Alda
Masaenet
Charles 9. Sheldon, Jr
God
New Pumping Machinery Aids Kirkwood Water
New pumping machinery installed at the Kirkwood pumping station reduces operating costs by 20 percent and lowers the water price to consumers by about half. This upgrade improves artesian water security for the city's residents and reports say the facility operates more efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood
State Banking Head Returns to Atlanta
T. R. Bennett superintendent of the state banking department returned Saturday from Philadelphia where he attended the annual meeting of the National Association of Supervisors of State banks. He delivered an address on experiences and noted travels from New York to Savannah by way of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Bennett
State Banking Department
Philadelphia
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Bennett
New York
Wilvington
Savanni
Lakewood Concert Program Announced by Wede Meyer’s Band
The Lakewood park concert program lists pieces by Wede Meyer’s concert band at 3:30 Sunday. Selections include marches, waltzes, fox trots, and two overture style numbers with intermission and finale pieces. Notable titles include March Pet of the Guarda, Stradale Fiotow, Nestle in Your Daddy's Lav, and The Star-Spangled Tomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Park
Wedemeyer
Pet of the Guarda
Barovaite
iDverture
Stradale
Fiotow
Fox
Yvatn
Nestle
Herscher
Serge Hote
Mascari
John Scharf
Strauss
Boettcher
Poropbres
God
Langey
Sk P
Rubens
Pancin
Tomer
China relief work to be shown at North Avenue church
The North Avenue Presbyterian church will host free moving pictures for the congregation and neighborhood. On Monday at 5 pm a set of scenes including China famine relief images will be shown in the Sunday school auditorium on North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North ‘Avenue Presbyterian
North Avenue
Confederate Heroes to Meet Next Monday
Veterans of Atlanta Camp No. 59 United Confederate Veterans will hold a meeting in the courthouse Monday afternoon to discuss several important questions. A full attendance is urged. Members are requested to meet in the ordinary at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Fourth district PTA pushes medical supervision in schools
Report from East Point and Musco districts notes enthusiastic demand for medical oversight of 1200 students across three schools in East Point. Leading physicians volunteer as inspectors. parent teachers associations urge strong community support and cooperation for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baat Point
P.T. A
East Point
Peachtree Woman's Club Led by Mrs Holloway Boosts School
The Peachtree Woman's Club under Mrs Holloway, affiliated with the City Federation, numbers about thirty five members. They aided the R L Hope school by pushing for needed playground space and equipment, organized a community Christmas tree, and now plan a branch library at the school for wider community use. The club operates with the schoolhouse as a center and supports the federation's broader aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy “Holloway
Peachtree Woman's Club
City Federation
Peachtree Club
Georgia Parent Teacher Association in Columbus News
Mrs Stone of Atlanta reports on the Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations. In Columbus Muscogee County PTAs have formed a council led by M J Stone. They gain support for schools and plan a fall booth at the Chattahoochee Valley fair. They aim to strengthen ties among teachers and consider a district convention in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbotton
Manchester
Greenville
Timie
Georg
Columbus
Muscogee County
M.J. Stone
Edwina [Wood
Indies
Stronge
Sones
Chattahooches Valley
Georgla Parent‘Teacher Association
Local Students Plan Early Summer Camp Trip
A group of high school boys including Maurice Freer Anise Ose Burn Charles Sims and William Strauss depart today for Sales Mont to camp for two weeks. William Callaway visits uncles at the Callaway plantation near Forsyth Georgia and will remain until school opens. Miss Lily Pert of Memphis Tennessee will arrive tomorrow to be Mrs Virgil Lates guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Freer
Anise Oseburn
Charles Sims
William, Strauss
Salesmont
Wiliam ‘Callaway
Callaway Plantation
Forsyth
Mallmain
Ily Pert
Memphis
Tenn
Virgil Lates
Restricted fragment summary of a local notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and social events in a disjointed way. It references arrangements around a dinner and a group including a Mrs. and others. Limited legible details prevent a clear report of event, date, or location.
Holmes and Atkinson Jr Lead Congenial Party Dinner
A fragment mentions Holmes and Atkinson Jr with Jim and Miss Coul, Mr Raley, and Reid as chaperones at a congenial party dining together at Terce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atta
Holmes
Atkinson, Jr
Jim
Miss Coul
Raley
Mr and Reid
Spalding Party Hosts Forty at Special Misses Gathering
A group of Atlanta hosts entertained about forty guests including Miss Mary Brown and Miss Martha Pad a with Miss Mary saatheson and Miss Mary Harvey among the attendees. The event featured tea and a cafeteria style supper at the City Country Club and a later full supper party at HF e te Bia.ckor i Turman family and the Emmett Hervey family plus numerous young friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Hari Irmkn
Mary Saatheson
Sigs Mary
Harvey
Martin Waa
Ne Gareyau
Ity Country Club
Spalding Foster
Joh Spaldings
Patty
K. G. Matheson
Social notes from Decatur and nearby clubs
Miss Matis Bierce entertained her rowing club Thursday morning, while Mrs. Saxantel hosted a party for young ladies at East Lake County Club in honor of a birthday. Mrs. John Pierce was hostess of the Sycamore Bridge club and Miss Emmie Davis received the guest prize. other gatherings include Miss Jane Harwell entertaining the Young Maids and Matrons club and Mrs. J. G. Gleason planning a Tuesday afternoon event. Mrs. Arthur Harris hosted the West Side gathering, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stanley planned a Tallulah Falls trip, and Mrs. Stahl visited her sister in Savannah. News notes mention trips through Florida, a broken ankle at Georgia Baptist Hospital, and preparations for Tide be in October by the Agnes Lee chapter A D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Matis Bierce
Reba
Jernigan
Boro
John’ Pierce
Sycamore Bridge
C. Gleason
Harrington Wilson
Misa Emmie Davi
Hugh Trotti
Tittle
St. Simon's
Stahl
Savannah
Tom Galloway
Arthur Harris
Edge
H. W. Stanley
Tallulah Falls
Guy Wabb
Johnson City
Jane Harwell
Sanders
Florida
John Milledge
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Wiley S. Ansley
J. G. Gleason
Agnes Lee
A. D
Jim’ Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis—Heald
Kate Lewis
Virginia
Charles F. Heald
Wallace Rogers
Ledbetter—George
Church of the Incarnation
Sue Tedbetter
Thomas M. Nelson George
Isaac HB. Noe
George
North Carolina
Hast Point
Southern Methodist’ Sunday School
Grant Park
Magee Little
B. B. Baker
Harry A. Brown
DR. Knight
Enrico Caruso
Kirkwood Water
Lakewood
China
Fotner
Jamea -T
Meducal
Welle
Georgia Peptiat
Hom Tastier Fraeesim
Cian
7 Mi One Meaty
Dickelabon
Shiatiman
Ofc Ching Watt
Hayet
Peachitree Woman's Club
Murphy
Halloway
Georgia
Charles P. Ozburn
Charles Goodman
Z. V. Peterson
John Glenn
Dacatur
J. B. Hutton
Yorn
Rowlath
Atlantas
Hi Bias
Wwe
Reus
Saxantel
Bayin Turman
East Lake County
Puildis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!