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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1921

Page

8

Fraternity Dancing School schedules Friday dances in Peachtree street

Fraternity Dancing School invites members and friends to 2 dance Friday evenings starting August 19 on Peachtree street. Alman sberg and pupils join in these recurring events each week. Brantley French and Miss Helen Brantley were married Sunday August 14 at 7 30. The couple, with Jasper French, stay at the Winecofft hotel before a trip to Philadelphia and other cities.

Fraternity Peachtree Frida Almemsberg Brantley French Helen Brantley Merritts Avenue Jasper French French Winecofft Philadelphia

Sixth Ward Women Voters Hold Political Meeting

The Sixth Ward League of Women Voters met yesterday in Edison hall with Mra R L Turman presiding. Mrs B Manning was elected permanent secretary as the group outlined views on the primary and charter reform, urging active, informed voting and support for pro reform candidates including Mrs A G Helmer for the board of education.

R. L. Turman Atlanta League Anna Howard Shaw Mrs Turman

Atlanta voters hear women candidates in school race

In Atlanta on Friday August 19 1521 a rally featured Mrs Nelson and other speakers urging support for school reform and equal participation. Mrs Nelson argued women deserve political running rights and stressed higher teacher salaries and better schools over street improvements. Candidates for the city executive committee from the sixth ward were noted, with meetings planned at Luckie Street school.

Helmer Elliott Cheatham A. G. Helmer Board of Education Cheatham Geerela New York State Fayette County Atlanta Woman’s Club Leagues of Women Voters W. H. Terrell Joe & Haley Stady Board Haley W H Terrell TION Nelson Terrell Iink Hera Neva Trenary Manning George Simé W. C. Robinson Wrenary Minnie Hale Sixth Ward Luckie Street School Alvin Richards L P. Baker

Women to Hear Reports on Candidates in Atlanta Meeting

Atlanta League of Women Voters invites all women and the general public to a town hall session at 8 o clock to hear the Civic Forum report on candidates for the August 1 city election. Charles N. Walker will present detailed candidate information, and a debate between Mayor Key and Attorney Robert Troutman on the proposed city tax increase will feature this event.

Stewart Avenue School Parent-Teacher Association Civile League of Capitol View Key J.E. Andrews Atlanta League of Women Voters League Civic Forum Town Hall Chamber of Commerce Charles N. Walker The Atlanta Robert Troutman

Social items from Washington trips and society travel notes

Mrs. W. T. Roger returns from Washington and other cities. Dr. H. C. White of Athens visits Clark Howell at Pine Hill en route to New Jersey. Mrs. W. G. Goldsmith visits Baltimore before European tour. Miss Nell Randall hosts a house party for friends from College Park Newnan and Baltimore. Miss Mai Horine home from Duluth after a month of entertaining. Mrs. George H. Ballenger enjoys Lakemont cottage then Georgain Terrace stay. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Baker move to McDonough Street Decatur. Dr. Stuart Roberts returns to the city. Mrs. Reuben Clark to return from Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. John Renfroe Rauschenberg and Mrs. A. Rauschenberg Sr. back from White Sulphur Springs by motor. Baxter Maddox’s father writes of Mrs Maddox’s typhoid illness improving. Holland in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dargan Jr. visit Grove Park Inn with Mrs. Dargan’s mother. William McKenzie joins them after Kanuga. Miss Merrill Pratt of Columbus visits Miss Fay Bowman on Peachtree Road. Senator and Mrs. James Weaver of Dawson arrive to be with Calvin Weaver after appendicitis operation at Davie & Fischer’s sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stewart and others spend time in city.

W. T. Roger Bynchburg Washington Baltimore Norfolk Richmond H.C White Athens Clark Howell Pine Hill New Jersey W. G. Goldsmith Albert Gwinn Hancock Hansock Jennie Hancock Europe Nell Randall West North Avenue Lilien Lawrence Margaret Lawrence College Park Dora Merrill Newnan Mai Horine Duluth Minn Martha, Wall Edward M. Horine George H. Ballenger Lakemont Georgian Terrace R. M Baker McDonough Street Decatur Agnes Scott Colle Stuart Roberts City

Clayton Ga social notes reveal travels and visits

M Hirsch registered in Pennsylvania and New York. Mr and Mrs McWhorter Bittner plan August visit to Washington. Milner to visit relatives in North Carolina. Mrs Jack Simpson now guest of George E King in Clayton at Kingwood. J S Kincaid and Miss Harmare travel to Savannah then New York. Eve ben Goldsmith Eva Hall and Frank Mre noted among Clayton guests. W W Banks visits Lakemont with Mrs Lindsey Hopkins. Charles Northen returns from Ashantee Clayton. Harry T Moore and Grace Moore depart for Franklin North Carolina. James Percy Lambright remains critically ill at Georgia Baptist hospital after surgery.

M. Hirsch Pennsylvania New York McWhorter Bittner F. A. Merrill Washington Mr. Milner North Caroina Jack Simpson W. A. Parker Wee W. W. Banks Lindsey Hopkins Lakemont Aee Charles Northen Ashantee Clayton Gamae

Many Restrictions For Girl Employees Of Orleans Store

New Orleans August 18 Bobbed hair lace stockings rolled down stockings short skirts lattica-work sweaters and makeup were included in prohibitions and restrictions placed on the girl employees of one of the citys largest department stores today It is stated other department stores will make similar regulations at an early date An Italian alloy of zinc and copper is claimed to have greater strength and more elasticity than steel and to resist corrosion better than copper.

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