Dozier Grace wedding at the bride's home
The Pretty home wedding of Miss Mary Rebecca Dozier and Mr. Terrell B. Grace occurred Sunday at 4 PM at the bride’s parents’ residence, 24 Oak Street. Rev. Dr. Eakes officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. attendants were Miss Ethel Dozier and Mr. J. Gordon Dosier.
Hemphill kin in Atlanta social notes a long list
Several Hemphill relatives and friends are mentioned visiting relatives in Atlanta and away. Miss Liu Balle Hemphill is noted as a social favorite. Others return from New York, Nashville, and various trips. The column lists relatives, guests, and travel to and from cities like Baltimore, Wrightsville Beach, and Toxaway.
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Wiliam Hemphill
Hubert Hemphill
RA. Hemphill
Peachtree Street
Mr. Quinby
William A. Hemphill
Atlanta
Liu Balle Hemphill
Quinby
New York
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Church splits as pastor leaves Cumberland church
Nashville August 4 Rev W L Atkins resigns from Cumberland Presbyterian church at Ikeville Tenn to become pastor of First Presbyterian church at Sullivan Del as his congregation could not agree on church union matter with him described as an ardent unionist.
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Nashville
W. L. Atkins
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ikeville
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Sullivan, del
State Capitol Gossip Highlights Local Bills and Visits
STATE CAPITOL GOSSIP notes bills to establish city courts in Boidaville Jefferson Eastman and Park county, and to incorporate Aldora Holly Springs Swainsboro and Omaha. It records visits by Gov Terrell Hon H V Stith Col Barrow and Rep Bartlett, plus a $30 reward for a murder suspect and treasury balance of $479,008.02 with subcommittee chair I G Hardman.
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Boidaville
City Court of
Jefferson
Eastman
Jenkins County
Police Court of
Savannah
Deely County
Charter of
Vienna
Park County
Statesboro
Aldora
Holly Springs
Ferty Court of
Talpot County
Douglas
Omaha
Swainebors
Swainsboro
Terrell
House
Treasury
I. G. Hardman
Haden to Speak Before Bankers at Annual Meeting
Charles J. Haden has been invited by the American Bankers Association to deliver an address at its annual meeting in St. Louis on October 19. He may choose his own subject. The association comprises about ten thousand banks from across the United States.
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Charles J. Haden
American Bankers’ Association
St. Luule
U. S
el College
Winnington
Delaware
Busin Uss
EAST
Plan to expand currency dominates bankers meeting in Washington
A legislative committee gathering in Washington with the president and House Speaker discussed plans to expand currency to move cotton, corn, and wheat. Bankers disagree on methods as shortages of government bonds limit national bank growth. Speakers include Congressman Charles N. Fowler and Walker of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, with Mr. Haden emphasizing aid to cotton growers through northern banks.
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Washington
New York
Haden
Emton
Nouthern Banke
Illinois Association
South
Bankers Magazine of
Chicago
Peoria
National Association
St. Louis
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
the Nouse
Mr. Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Mfontreal
Canada
Police Board Meeting Postponed Minutes and Resignations
Five members attended the police board meeting with routine business postponed to the September session. Patrolman H L Freeman’s resignation was read and accepted. An ordinance to retire policemen on half pay was read and tabled until the next meeting. Chief Jennings warned the department may end the year about $4,000 short. Mayor Woodward and Councilman Oldknow to confer with the finance committee on the shortfall. Police cash receipts last month reached $9,843, the highest on record, with expectation of appropriating the deficit from the committee.
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H. LD. Freeman
Jennings
Woodward
Oldknow
Ipolice Department
Fnance
TELES APPOINTS DELEGATES TO UNIFORM LAWS CONFERENCE
Alabama officials name F. G. Bromberg and Henry Tansmire as delegates to the conference on uniform state laws to be held August 25 and 26 in St Paul Missouri.
Thizat ers at the Ponce de Leon Casino
The Ponce de Leon Casino presents a varied vaudeville bill featuring the Evanor sisters in a strong comedy act with original music and lively dialogue. Jacob's dogs and stunts entertain, while The Dream of the Wash Rarebit Fiend offers notable photography humor. Stuart Barnes headlines next week with a polished piano vocal act and an elite supporting company.
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Valeville
Ponce Ge Leon
Evanor
Ae Crey
Jacob
Stuart Barnes
Barnes
Alshit
Sharp Not Paid by City in County Treasurer Bid
Macon C. Sharp, a candidate for county treasurer, denies drawing public money for city service. He says despite being appointed fire department inspector by the chief, his pay comes from the Southeastern Table Association and not from city funds.
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Atlanta Fire Department
Macon C. Sharp
Ae Department
Bre
Southeastern Tabte Association
Alleged Forger Arrested in Michigan Railway Case
Lansing reports Angie 14 A special notes Tutrolt Michigan broker J Cow les, a member of a prominent bank, was arrested amid alleged forgery charges. He denies involvement and asserts no knowledge or possession of forged certificates tied to a railroad company. The item reflects a murky case with accusations and denials.
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Tutrolt
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