Society Notes Highlight Ruth Jacobi Feat In Atlanta
Miss Ruth Jacobi of Atlanta to wed Dr. Joseph G Heard of Atlanta with ceremony at Lcrde'shore Milwaukee Sunday at 4 pm. The couple to tour Michigan and New York, returning to Atlanta in about two weeks. The bride elect is popular after visiting with May a Walker. Dr Heard, a rising professional, is son of Mr and Mrs J G Heard and descendant of the late Amos G of Montgomery. Numerous society names listed among attendees. Miss Myra Clark Scott heads Agnes Scott publicity campaign for the endowment drive. Scott, an Agnes Scott graduate, studied journalism at Columbia and has built a career in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ruth Jacobi
Joseph G. Heard
Milwaukee
Heard
Michigan
New York
Atin
Mlay
J. G. Heard
Amos G
Montgomery
Alabama
Myra Clark Scott
Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott
Mica Scott
Columbia University
Woman's College of
South
Mrs Lumpkin in Nashville and society events
Mrs Lumpkin, chairwoman of the Sixth Federal Reserve district thrift and savings movement, is in Nashville in conference with Mrs John Rust. A shower for bride elect Mina Grace Howell honored James W Moore with pink and white gifts. Luncheon at the Georgian Terrace hosted by Mrs M P Cooledge included notable guests. Army officers' dance at the Atlanta Woman's Club and East Lake Country Club dinner-dance conclude a weekend of social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Lumpkin
Woman's Division
Sixth Federal Reserve District, Thrift and Savings Organization
Nashvile
John Rust
Movement For the Women of Tennessee
Mr. Lumpkin
Mias Zola Floyd
Mina
Grace Howell
James W Moore
Milas Maijorylu Wardell
John Clegg
Miss Hoswell
Miss Wardell
Masser Clegg
Miss Howell
Miss Floyd
O. B. Wardell
Mary Howell
Ruth Cowsert
Gladys McLean
Katherine Weber
Nell Brown
Mars Howell
Zola Floyd
Lewin H White
JC McCleskey
M. P Cooledge
Georgian Terrace
Henry Cabaniss
Daniel Cabaniss
Harry Cabaniss
Alles Turner
Miss Cabaniss
Atlanta Woman's Club
West Baker Street
Wil
Atlanta
Mra
Irving Thomas
Claud Frederick
W. 2. Yarney
Norman Sharp
Omar Tidei
S. Franks
Fudge
East Lake
East Lake Country Club
Ainnor
John Jones
LaGrange
Will
Catherine
Sarah Schoon
Misa Goldsmith
Charlotte
Grady Black
Wil- ToKenzie
William Kiseror
Forney Wyly
Gus T. Dodd
Dertton
Ste
Social Items From Albany and Atlanta Society Column
Little Sarah Kelloge, daughter of Dr and Mrs Arthur Kellogg, has returned to Albany after visiting her uncle Samuel Venable at Stone Mountain. Mr and Mrs George Caldwell Speir returned to Atlanta, Mr Speir joining Mrs Speir at the Arlington Hot Springs, where she spent two months. The Speirs have apartments at the Winecotf and are at home to friends. Mrs W A Strother of New York visits Mrs D Osburn at 596 Paedmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kelloge
Arthur Kellogg
Samuel Venable
Stone Mountain
Albany
George Caldwell Speir
Atlanta
Speir
Mra Speir
Arlington, Hot Springs
Atk
Winecotf
W. A. Strother
New York
D. Osburn
Paedmont Avenue
and Abeanna
James R. Bachman Tran Ache Aga Doa Ge
Morgan Honored Memorial Association Meeting Recap
A meeting of the Ladies Memorial Association at the library honored founder Mrs Joseph H on as honorary president. William A. Wright was elected president succeeding the late William D. Ollis. Officers named include first vice president Mrs William F. Williams, second vice president Mrs Stephens, third vice president Mr W P Ander, recording secretary Mrs Hirls. The association will host a reunion of Confederate veterans in Atlanta in October.
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Ladies’ Me‘t Association
Gle
Joseph Hon
William A. Wright
William D. Ollis
Willam F
W. P. Anderourth
Hirls
Atlanta
Memorial tribute fills Georgia clubs for Mrs Nelle Peters
A memorial resolution by the Atlanta Writers’ Club honors Mrs Nelle Peters, Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs leader. It extols her pioneer spirit and influence, notes condolences to her family, and calls for inscriptions in the club minute book. Leaders Mary Brent Whitedside Calcolm Vaughan Lollie Belle Wylie sign the avowal with guests named from LaGrange and Atlanta circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Writers’ Club
Nelle Peterson
Georgia Fedation of Women's Clubs
Neilie Peters
Hereas
Black Wan
Georgia State Federation of En’s Clubs
Writers’ Club
Reas
Atlanta
Georgia
Women's ‘Clubs
Mary Brent Whitedside
Calcolm Vaughan
Lollie Belle Wylie
Debutantes Attend Horton Tea At Driving Club
Gard Horton hosted a first season debutante entertainment at seven yesterday afternoon on the terrace of a driving club. Guests sat under a canopy of garden purple and white decor. Horton wore white organdie with a tulle hat and charmingly greeted invited guests including several friends.
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Horton
Garda Horton
Mont Driving Club
Orton
Ente
Omen Kaas
Local social notes with travel and family updates
Mary and others publish travel and health news from Atlanta area society pages. Relatives return from Atlantic City and Tate Spring while others head to Niagara Falls Washington DC and New York. Mentions include Rev J Lynn Bachman Mrs Adams Rudolph Adler and Margaret Mitchell recovering from surgery.
Lima Beans Home Canning and Preservation Guide
Instructions for canning drying and storing Lima beans detailing fresh harvest timing, jar processing in hot water baths for three and one half hours, temperature ranges, and methods to prevent sour fermentation plus recipes for corn and tomato succotash and country relish with precise measurements and steps. Includes drying methods insect prevention and storage guidance.
Atlanta to host gas free cooking demonstrations by Ada Irving Dusher
Mrs Ada Irving Dusher, an expert in domestic science, will demonstrate cooking with gas turned off in Atlanta next week. The F avorite Stove and Range display will be shown at Haverty’s store daily at 2:30 pm, Monday through the week, with a new menu each day and the chance for Atlanta housewives to learn nongas cooking methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Haverty
And So They Were Married And So They Were Married
Ruth and Alice face money troubles and strained ties as they plan to move to a cheaper home. Alice fears Bert, whose letter hints at ongoing discomfort. Ruth senses their fragile future and contemplates further steps amid a chilling sense of indifference.
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Gertie
Rith
Mia
Barry
Alice
Ruth
Bert
Alica
Mrs Wright Leads Atlanta Ladies Memorial Association
Mrs William A Wright was reelected president of the Atlanta Ladies Memorial Association at a meeting held at the Carnegie Library. Mrs Joseph H Morgan was named honorary president for life, a first for the group. Officers elected include Mrs William Williams first vice president Mrs Robert G Stephens second vice president Mrs Robert Blackburn third vice president Mrs W P Anderson fourth vice president Mrs Harry Ells recording secretary and Mrs Samuel Goode treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Wright
Atlanta Ladies’ Memorial
Carnegie Library
Robert G. Stephens
Robert Blackburn
W. P. Anderson
Harry Ells
Samuel Goode
Stephens
Clement Evans
Eare
Mra. A. Med
Wilton
Confederate Southern
Memorial Association
Morgan
Miz
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
United Confederate Veterans
Council Refuses To Head Georgia Export Company
Americus Ga August 15 The local council declines to serve as moral head of the Georgia organization committee of the South Atlantic Export Company. He acknowledges the need for improved southern transportation and believes the export company could help solve the region's vexed problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia Organization
South Atlantic Export Company
South
Southern Bay
Ad men convention areas schooling
A report from Afr. Webb cites a Birmingham visitor to the San Francisco Associated Advertising Clubs convention who earned his firm 35,000 for a trip costing under 250. The speaker says one ad man attending the World convention can be charged to the firm’s advertising account and yield large returns. Attendees need not be Atlanta Advertising Club members, as broad representation is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmigham
Ald
San Francisco
Afr
Webb
Atlanta
The
World Association
Twenty-One South Georgians Named Fair Directors
Fitzgerald Georgia August 15 Special Twenty one of central south Georgia's prominent planters and merchants elected to the Fitzgerald Fair association board by stockholders from six counties uniting to stage an October six to eleven exposition. Names include G S Wilcox L Geldern RB Jones and local officers with a roster of directors from Ben Hill Irwin Turner Ashburn etc. The group aims to make the event an eye opener for the entire south and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
South Georgia
Fitzgerald Fair Association
G. S Wilcox
Oscilla
L Geldern
RB. L. Jones
Ben Hill County
Marion Dickson
J. C Glover
Irwin County
J. A. J. Henderson
Octila
Turner County
J. Schugler
Ashburn
Frank Taylor
Rebecca
Dr. Story
L. W. Green
Sycamore
Tift County
Briggs Carson
Tifton
I W. Myers
Anniston Plans Community Store To Lower Prices
Anniston Alabama on August 15 reports a local group led by C. Colina launching a community store to serve 500 plus families. Shareholders invest 10 dollars each, buying goods at actual cost plus minimal handling, with weekly payments and a planned expense margin under 1 percent. Also pushing rent reductions for local housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Annistonians
3. C. Colina
Camp McClellan
Gainesville to Have New Modern School
Gainesville attorneys for J H Hillsmen Co of Atlanta approved the bond issue for Gainesville city schools and improvements totaling 150000 dollars. About 100000 dollars will fund a modern high school building while existing structures will house graded schools enhancing the city’s education system in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
J H Hiflsnen & Co
Atlanta
Geiingville
Bonda
Georgia
Circle Meeting Scheduled by Second Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary and Benevolent Society of the Second Baptist Church will hold circle meetings Monday at 4 p.m. The program will feature a congress of medical missionaries and nurses in costume who will share their work in foreign lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary and Benevolent Society
Trolley Wages Raised In New York Railways
Federal Judge Mayer granted the request of John B. Hedges receiver for the New York Railways company to increase employee wages by 10 percent. The order issued today assigns the rise to all workers under the corporation, affecting payrolls citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New _York
Federal
Mayer
John B. Hedges
New York Railways Company
Savannah Fair to Open This Fall in Savannah
The Savannah Fair association chartered with a 50 000 dollar raise has bought a 35 000 dollar site but will not have buildings or track ready yet. Grate Dent, county farm demonstrator, leads strong local support with many individuals backing the event to showcase corn beef home economics calves poultry and other clubs under canvas to ensure a successful fall exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Speaall
Jg Fa
Grate Dent
Avid Bald
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Grace Goldsmith
Frances Ellia
Catherine Dickey
Charlotte Meador
Emil Robinson
Hallie Crawford
Aliss Margaret Whitman
Alice Orme
Martha Louise Cassella
Marie Colcord
Lydia Mathews
Edgar Dunlap, Jr
Joyce White
Lydie Speer
Dorothy Haverty
Virginia Walker
Margaret Vaughan
Margaret Pratt
Frances Dudley
Sarah Schoen
Natalia Stokes
Katherine Crichton
Frances Fowell
Marion Dean
Ibute
Mrs. Black Writers’ Club
Che
Turn
Batchelor
John W. Bachman
Sweetwater
Tenn
R . Adams
Atlantic City
Frank Potts
Rudolph Adler
Arsene Thrasher
College Park
Niagara Falls
Washington, DC
Misa Thrasher
Warth Wallace
Misa Lottie Lou Wallace
Rutledge Go
James L Dickey
Asheville
Paul Blanchard
Columbus
Marion Seabrook
Seventh Street
W. S. Elkin
Kentucky
Nicholas Peterson
J Krebs
M. Rich
Arthur Powell
Vrences Powell
Grace Powell
Tate Spring
Margaret Mitchell
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Mis Jee Donglay
Henderson, NC
Frank Meador
Geo
Percy Scarborough
Adelaide Scarborough
Loulaville
Wall
Scarborough
Mr. Howard
Johnston
Frank Inman
Rosalie Howell
Mongay
Robert Foreman
Highlands
N. Dee
Marton Seabrook, Jr
France
Signal Sorpa
Fort Leavenworth
Mary Butt Grifgith
Olive Thomas Cup
Anane
di Pom
Morda
Oovlg & Freeman
Ong
Scott
Peole
California
Wright
L. G. Council
Ado Poorwebe
Mr Er the Atem Motuh
Ie Perery
Napat da Pheinabie Cere
Dave Webb
New Orleans
Calomel
Maxwell House
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Mastonts
Houston
Dacksawills, Bismasd
Baltimore
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