Missionary Miss Anderson to Africa and Southern Weddings
Miss SUSAN Anderson, secretary treasurer of the Women’s Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia, will depart in September for Africa to serve as a missionary. The Atlanta WBMU unit hosts a silver shower in her honor at First Baptist Church on August 27 at 4 p.m. A wedding week features Miss Sarah Elmire Askea and Mr. John Preston Roberts at Baptist Tabernacle with a green and yellow decor theme and a trip to major eastern destinations afterward. Engagements include Aimee Johnness to Oliver Kenneth Lewis, with a September 3 wedding at the bride’s home, and Ray Cohen’s marriage to Frank Rosenbluth in New York on August 18 1929. A quiet Savannah hotel wedding for Rhetts Dryfus and Laurence Mayer Steinheimer is planned for Monday the 25th at 6 o'clock, with only family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist World
Susin Anderson
Women’s Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Africa
Atlanta Association
W. BM. U
Miss Anderson
Baptist Training School
Kentucky
Aysume
First Baptist Church
Missionary Society
Askea Roberts
Sarah Elmire Askea
John Preston Roberts
the Baptist Tabernacle Church
J W. Ham
Jane Giver
M Askea
Mise Lucile Faulkner
Mr. JR. Roberts
Johness-Lewis
D L Johnness
New Orleans
Aimee
Oliver Kenneth Lewis
Atlanta
Corday Rice
West
Hattle Rice Herrin
Colorado Springs
Prank Ts Bennie
Hervey W. Laird
New York
Savannah
Laird
am_P. Strobhar
Witt
Witt PB. Strobhar
Athens, Ga
George Remery
Mont
Mermer Rela Party
Circles host outdoor fetes and a going away party
Mrs A L Branham presides over church league circles organizing fetes on North Howard street in Elizabeths Garden with free amusements from 4 to 6 including games songs a teeter board and a soap bubble contest with a prize. An August event offers free ice cream benches for mothers and babies and another September fete with a large program planned. Miss Lilian Browning hosted a leaving party for Margaret Farrel at her West End home with Progressive games music punch and mints for a guest list including Miss Mary Lou Maxwell and others. Also announced are meetings of the Atlanta Psychological Society at Ansley Hotel and Georgia Chapter No 127 C F H S at Lebanon Temple with work in the degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L Branham
League
North Howard Street
Elizabeth's Garden
Kirkwood
Lilian Browning
Fark
West End
Maas
Margaret Farrel
Wes- Iayan College
Macon
Mary Lou Maxwell
Ar- Inita
Dickson
Elizabeth O'Brian
Elizabeth Browne
Miza Evelyn Brown
Katherine Askew
Messra J. W. Maxwell
R. M Barnes
Charlie Dickson
Garland
Hardwick
Ben Therrell
M. M. Moncrief
Jesse Meddin, Jr
Art Jenkins
Rosser Brown
Burke Pyle
Georgia
Lebanon Temple
Georgia’ Avenue
South Pryor Street
Social items show East Point guests and travels
East Point social notes list guests visiting Miss Mamie Dodgen of Lafayette Alabama and Mrs Manning. many visits from Jenkinsburg Cadartown Tallahassee and Washington. several trips to New York Chicago Asheville and Charleston. local moves and weddings planned. families, friends and civic figures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Manning
East Point
Mamie Dodgen
Lafayette
Ala
Manning
J . D. Phillips
Jenkinsburg
Ereelle
W. Williams
R. Ts .Artope
Cadartown
J. W Bagwell
At, Point
J. H. Ir
J H. Barnett
S . Brown
New York
Tarple
Wallace Frumbo
Bishop
Mis L F Moye
Arthur Stier
Lourie Stiller
Tallahassee
Fla
J. A. Wicilaims
Hast Point
Garah Hudson
Tignall
Glen Blackwell
Elizabeth Ram
Do Man's Sins Always Find Him Out Murder of Tanner Smith
A New York woman faces the murder of her son Thomas Francis Smith known as Tanner Smith once a feared gangster. Neighbors recall his reform and family members describe a boy who fought prison and crime, now dead from a back shot while a wave of public memory recalls his violent past and his mother’s grief.
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Dixon
Thomas Francis
Smith
Thomas Francia Smith
Mary
Mother
West Fourteenth Street
New York City
Thomas Mancia Smith
Thomas Francis Smith
Tanner” Smith
Tanner
Nineteenth Street
Tenth
Down
Tom
Elmira
Wator
Mother Heart
Mother of God
Eighth Avenue
Sister Mary
Father Smith
St. Bernard’s
Brother
Captain Dubois
Police
Murderous turn for Tanner Smith links to old gang past
The ex band leader known as Tanner Smith was slain in a personal feud not linked to robbery or the extinct west side gang wars. Authorities, who know the killer, will reveal his name only after capture. The piece traces his transformation from gang figure to community figure and the family’s view of his hopeful turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avas
Blackwell’s Island
James
West Side
Tom
Lote
Hoya
S “Tanner
Tanner” Smith
Thomas Francis Smith
West Fourteenth Street
Fortune
Daya
Eighth Avenue
Smith
Straidt
Tanne
Miss Denton Relatives, Friends Visit. Many Travel North
Clayton residents report a string of travel as Miss Marga ret McArthur visits Ponce de Leon. Mrs BR Denton and Miss Mae Denton return from three weeks east including New York and Philadelphia. Others journey to Canada Maine Washington and Atlantic City. many head to Colorado Springs and New York for upcoming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. Denton
Mae Denton
New York
Niegare
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlantic City
Canada
Frinds
Clare
Helen Denton
R Ybee
Nan Phillips
I. P. Clay
Indiana Springs
Martha Hope
Montreal
N. C
Douglas McArthur
Lumber City
Murder in cold blood echoes a farmer’s death
A statement about a farmer named Tom Smith ends with grief from family and neighbors. The mother recalls his youth and asks what to do now. A crowd around the chair, a gun, and a fatal shooting leave questions of motive and justice to the law. The piece reflects sorrow, disbelief, and fear of jealousy in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Smith
Man
Tom
Tommy
Tanner” Smith
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Pockry
Ankwood
Atlanta Psychological Society
Ansley Hotel
Mra
Texas
Erskine “Bagwel
Miss Bagwell
Willie Artope
Cedartown
Washington, D. Ce
J. T. McGea
Hogansville
Abe
A. B. Sparks
Lola Milber
Nacoochee Valley
H. A. Harrison
Ruth Crowley
Blue Ridge
Mele Shepard
B. K. Marshall
Pelham
Wayne Moore
Manavista
Starratt
Blacksburg
L. H. Caveney
T. A. Fowler
Pendergrass
F. W. Fowler
East | Point
B. K. Harte
Heten| Harte
East ‘Point
W. KR. Graham
Culgrens
Washington, D. C
C. L. Moore
Greenville, Sc
Lucy Thomas
Cuba
W. A. Judge
Patillo
Elizabet Chase Patillo
Baltimore
J. Cowles
Roswell
J. C Hunter
Glenn Springs
J. H Crass
Lowry Porter
Peachtre Street
Seventeenth
Joseph Tilson
Margaret Mitchel
St Joseph's
Peathtres Street
Clay Moore
Charleston
Isle of Palma
Elizabeth G. Fleck
John Clarls
A D. Adair, Jr
Bertha Boynton Wright
Dorothy
J. A. Austin
Chicago
Alica Orr
Lena Orr McCray
East
Florence Watson
Addie Frances Harper
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville, N. C
Alford
Lizabeth
Hartwell
As BE. Staley
Mr. Raymond Dee
Asheville, NC
Marie Fennell
Httle
Kathleen Fennell
Virginia Cassis
Richmond
Virginia McLerin
Waynesville
N.C
John R. Dearth
Highlands
Fountains of
North Carolina
Mae
Charles Northen
W. A. Parker
Clayton
James Hugh Davis
Milledgeville
Cole FE
Morgan
Singer
Fourth Street
W. W. Carroll
Mise Maude Carroll
Hals Smith
Clark Howell
Greenbrier
Varginie
Newton Craig
Asheville
Julian Carratt
Manor
Lewis D. Lowe
Lamar
Virginia Beach
Russell Thrower
France
YMLCA
Jacob Fox
Atlantic Beach
Charles M. Ryder
Birmingham
Victtoria McArthur
Ponce de Leon ,Avenue
Ryder
Mina Vartha Grover
Birmincham
Byder
8. Rosenfeld
W. Rosenfeld
S M. Rosenfeld
Fred Heilbron
M. J. Kent
Winecoff Hotel
I Fate
Juanita
Walter T. McArthur
James A. Forsyth, Sr
Dawson
Algeria Satay
Edwin Jay Hall
Jack
Allene
Hall
Morningside Drive
W Cole
Elizabeth Cole
Charles Boynton Cole
Wisconsin
Ruth Bron’hurst
Doug Wing
Contesy
Agar White
Maga
Margaret McArthur
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Fred Holland
Maine
Halifax
William Chamberisin, Jr
W. Courtnay
Billy
W. H. Boynton
Morton Craig, Jr
Grady
CM. Ine Y
H. F. Carey
Augusta
Charlotte
Jones
Dartmouth
Argus
Detroit
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Sensa
Millin
OF Beaver
Svet
PAN
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