Fairbanks Stamper ties knot in a private home ceremony
Society notes report the marriage of Frances Susan Fairbanks to William Harrison Stamper in a Thursday evening at home service. Attendants Miss Ruby Her ring and Mr. J H Hover, officiated by Rev. B B Cavaleri, with a small wedding company and artistic decor.
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Fairbanks-Stamper
Edwin Stewart Fairbanks
Frances Susan
William Harrison Stamper
Ruby Herring
Jh Cc. Hover
B. B. Cavaleri
Marriage Announcement and Mission Study Note
The item notes the marriage of Miss Marvelle Haskins to Mr Syd Watts at St Pauls Methodist parsonage on August 21 with Dr Frazier officiating. The Wattses plan an extended trip north and will reside on Highland Avenue after September 1. It also mentions Rosa Woodberret leading Jubilee Union Mission Study and its aim for Christian conquest.
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B.C. Millikin
Missionary Education Movement
New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
Atlanta
Millikin
Leach
Jubilee Union
St. Luke’s Church
Milikla Wil
Archibald Davis White
Rosa Woodberret
Miss Pagett Hosts Moonlit Picnic At East Lake
Miss Annie Lou Pagett hosted a sixteen guest picnic at East Lake in honor of Miss Carol Dean of Gainesville and Miss Hixon of Americus. After a moonlit swim, supper was served on the Island and plans were made for future entertainments by Miss Anneta Honour and the Greshams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pagett
Annie Lou Pagett
East Lake
Carol Dean
Gainesville
Hixon
Americus
Russell Bridges
Embroidered Crepe Attendees At Pike Bridal Event
Miss Pike hosted a blue embroidered chiffon over blue satin gathering with guests including Mrs HE Perry, Mrs John Reese, Mrs Hart, Mrs Paul Morrison, Mrs Lincoln Morrison, Mrs Warren Powell, Mrs Roy Webb, Mrs SI, Mrs Carlock, Mrs Gordon Massengele, Mrs BSF Childress, Mrs Clyde Spinks, and many others such as Harry Baker, Mrs William Walsh, Mrs Joseph Nix, Mrs Buckley af Macon, Mrs Jack Porter, Mrs Fred Jeter, Mrs Judson, Mrs Warlick, Mrs Edgar Chambers, Mrs Claude Sims, Mrs Charles Collier, Misses Christine Melson, Rhea King, Marie Ulmer, Susie Conyers, and Corinne Conyers.
Social items from Atlanta echo lively visits and travel
Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Moore and children returning from Atlantic City, Mrs. Owens from the mountains of North Carolina, and numerous guests visiting Atlanta homes. Entries mention Miss Hasson visiting her grandmother, Mrs. OBrien. Mrs. Haswin in Jacksonville. the engagement of Miss Gallie Cobb Hull to Mr. Philip West. travel plans to New York, Wrightsville Beach, and Rome. and gatherings at 300 Spring Street and West End Avenue. Names include Mra. DeGrafenried, Dr. Jernigan, Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Thomas Wirman, and many travelers returning or staying for the winter.
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Mer
Frank C. Owens
Nort Carolina
Kerry Haswin
Jucksonville
M. M. O'Brien
Spring Street
Harriet Hasson
Hr Hasson
Mira
Percival Sneed
Maine
Valdemar Gude
Ener Lake
Wilmar L. Moore
Junebec
Iirl
Mies Gallie Cobb Hull
Philip West
My. R. F. Munro
Newport
Munro
Georgian Terrace
William
St. Joseph's Lefrmary
WF. C. Jernigan
Brosine Jernigan
Wrightsville
William Jenkins
Bridge
Misa
Rma Irwin
Montgomery
J. Lindsay Jonnamhen
Rome
Harry Mearns
Wrightsvile Beach
Emmis Willingham
Missea Skatulean
Virginia Pound
Smmer
Lenlkout Mountain
G. Mannally
Mise Eteta Degmer
Jett
New York
Nwl
DeGrafenried
Florida Representative Seeks U S Action on Alien Colonization
Washington August 22 Representative Clark of Florida introduced a resolution directing the Secretary of State to provide the House with information on whether any European Asian or other governments are seeking to colonize any part of the western hemisphere and what steps the United States has taken under the Monroe Doctrine to prevent such colonization.
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Washington
Clark
Florida
Bryan
House
United States
Fire run floods gutter drown man in Newark store rescue
August 22. Conrad Churenill, an elderly man, ran from a fire at Farmers' Seed company store Newark. He fell face down in a gutter, water flowing from the fire flooded the gutter and he drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Conrad Churenill
Farmers’ Seed Company
Fight on Free Wool Begun in Senate
Washington reports a heated Senate debate over free raw wool and tariff cuts for woolen goods. Senators Warren Wyoming and Penrose Pennsylvania spoke for six hours each, with La Follette Wisconsin offering a third minority substitute and critics arguing the bill favors Europe over America.
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Senate
Warren
Wyoming
Penrose
Pennsylvania
America
Europe
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la Pollette
Wisconsin
Bee
Fanrose
Smoats
Simmons
Finance Committee
Ators Smocl
la Follette
Democrats
House
Ways and Means
Wilson
Tariff Board
Colleagus
Roots
New York
Man in Danielsville Jail Attempts Suicide by Cutting Throat
Danielsville Ga August 22 Special Lindsay Moon once convicted of barn arson at Carlton last year tried to kill himself in jail by slashing his throat with a razor. He severed his windpipe and cannot speak. A note to his parents denied guilt and said everyone was against him.
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Danielsville
Lindsay Moon
C. L. Deadwyler
Carlton
Savannah Bonding Chief Held on Embezzlement Charge
Savannah Georgia reports George B. Smith former manager of Indian Refining branches in Birmingham Alabama was arrested by Patrolman Milliken. He is held at the Barracks for Birmingham authorities on embezzlement charges with Deputy Walter L Metcalfe arriving to ratify the arrest. Smith to be conveyed to Birmingham, leaving Savannah tomorrow.
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Savannah
George B. Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Milliken
Saari Walter L. Metcalfe
Jefferson County
AlsDaros
Sma
Smith
Gavannsh
Negro hanged in Savannah for murder of fellow worker
Frante Collier, a Negro, was hanged at the county jail in Savannah Ga for the murder of Morris Hobinson, another Negro, more than a year ago. The execution passed without unusual incident. Collier will receive a large funeral at his mother’s house on Sunday.
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Savannah
Frante Collier
Morris Hobinson
Collier
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