Sodely Denton-McClendon Wedding Plans
Plans for the Denton McClendon wedding in Atlanta detail a quiet Saturday ceremony at St Luke Episcopal Church Peachtree Street with Rev C B Wilmer officiating. Miss Helen Denton to wed W J McClendon Jr of Columbus Ga, with Richard Denton and Margaret Denton involved. reception follows then couple to reside in Columbus. Also notes Colcord Perry wedding in Washington DC with Miss Marie Colcord to become Mrs Fort and a moved guest list of extended family from multiple cities. Public events include a bridge tea in Atlanta for visiting guests with Miss Elizabeth Inglehart and Miss Hazel Thibadeau.
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Richard W. Denton
Fendant
Misa Margaret Denton
McLendon
Roy
Jennings
Edwin
Aiken
McClendon
Columbus, Ga
McClen‘allon
First National Bank
Colcord-Perry
Sarah Wilplisham Colcord
Osgood Perry
Sheffield
Maia
Washington, D.C
James Lynn “Kort
Fort
Marie Colcord
A. R. Colcord
Colcord
Atlanta
Weltnea
Bessie Tift Murrow
New York
Boston
Bar Harbor
Maine
Mass
Perry
Berkshire School For Boys
B H
H yPerry
Fitchburg
eHesie Tift Murrow
Tifton
Frances Stokes
Thomas L Stokes, Jr
Mise
Carolyn Tye
Ethel Yiye
Jennie May Herrington
Elizabeth Inglehart
Hazel Thibadeau
Washington
Hermaton
Miss Denton
W. D. Thomas
Metropolitan Theater
Miles Helen Denton
W J. McLendon
Misses Helen Denton
Elizabeth McLendon
Margaret Denton
Lallian Exchelberger
Mesdames W. J. McLendon
Ft. Mitchell
Ala
C. B. Speer
L.R. Pierson
Greenshoro, NC
D. Thomas
R W Denton
Busy Social Calendar Marks Atlanta Teas and Meetings
The day’s schedule features numerous bridge teas and social gatherings across clubs and schools. Notable events include Mrs Frank M Inman’s class tea, Mrs Henry Nelgon hosting at Piedmont Driving Club, and Mrs Leo Ashcraft entertaining at the Woman’s Club for Mrs George N West of Chicago.
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Frank M. Inman
Peachtree
Henry P. Nelgon
Piedmont Driving Club
Mra McBurney
Costume Guests at White Georgette Crepe Event
Guests attended in white georgette crepe outfits. Among the attendees were Miss Snale hart, Mise Thibadeau, Miss Ethel Tye, Miss Dorothy Bates, Misa Ione Chevey, Miss Augusta Gill, Gladys Sends, and Mrs J B Asbury.
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Casion
Georgette Crepe
Snalehart
Mise Thibadeau
Ethel Tye
Dorothy Bates
Misa Ione Chevey
Augusta’ Gill
Gladys Sends
J. B. Asbury
Meeting Monday At Slaton School
Patrons of the W F Slaton school are urged to attend a meeting at the school next Monday evening at 8 o'clock where Professor W A Sutton will speak on the need for a tax rate increase The meeting is under the auspices of the Parent Teacher association and the general public is invited
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W. F. Slaton School
W. A. Sutton
Parent Teacher Association
Ragsdale Urged for Atlanta Tenth Ward Alderman
A campaign letter from the Tenth Ward cites I N Ragsdale as a longtime Atlanta resident and former alderman candidate. The Arthurian note praises his business success, integrity, and civic service, and asks voters to support him without party ties.
Dance for College Set At Rotanna Hall Marietta
Marietta hosts a college dance at Rotanna Hall with Malcomb Whitlock in charge and Dick Tones orchestra for the occasion. Also notes a dinner party honoring Miss Katherine Roberts with guests listed and plans for future events.
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Rotanna Hall
Marietta
Malcomb Whitlock
Dick Tones
Atlanta Woman Urges Tax Increase for Schools
Mrs. Charles B Ozburn, a leader in the state Parent Teachers group and Atlanta civic circles, voices strong support for the August 31 tax increase. She argues the public schools face disaster without higher funding, warns against bonding being voided, and stresses the need for a broader municipal revenue to maintain teachers, buildings, and programs.
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Charles B Oxzburn
Atlanta
State Organization of Parent Teachers
Atlanta League of Women Voters
Ozburn
Social News and Weddings in Perry and Atlanta
Miss Louisa Griggs and George W. Boswell wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Reld officiating. Guests included Mrs J. Cromer and Judge George Hillyer Griggs Boswell and others. Mrs WH DeVoe of Jacksonville honored at a fridge party hosted by E D Crane. Mrs George Hope hosted a luncheon for Mrs DeVoe on Peachtree Road. An array of entertainments followed, including heart dice party for Miss Annie Mackin with many Birmingham guests. The Hawaiian Club plans a contest dance at the Virginian, while East Lake Club hosted a midweek dinner dance with a long guest list.
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Walker
Lamay Etheridge
Vivian Walker
West Peachtree
Mass Walker
J L. Cromer
George Hillyer
Js T. Griges
Groom
Mra
A. B. Boswell
Carrollton, Ga
Perry, Ga
DeVoe
WH. DeVoe
Jacksonville
De‘voe
Foster
Hope
Frances Brown Chase
ER Kirk
Howard McCail
John Sage
J G. Tomlinson
Annie Mackin
Birmingham
Garoline Holliday
Marie Donnelly
Piedmont
Avenue House
Miss Holliday
Anna Ruth Perry
Marlon Carlock
Misa Mary Smith
Margaret Minghan
Misa Maxing Hikes
Frances Hires
Misa Nancy McLoughlin
Mary Butler
Missy Myra McCormack
Nellie Dvsard Nuss
Mary Foster” Davies
Lucette Holmes
Fannie Gault
Mary Kynes
Lillian Kapnody
East Lake Club
East Lake County Club
Mizsea Maud Couch
Loulya Scruggs
Mildred Summerlin
Ruth Rhorer
Margaret Wilkinson
Marion Couch
Helen Timmerman
Mary Janes
Margaret Ransom
Margaret Scruges
Mary Stoney
Mary Carrol
Margaret Foster
Thelma Cleborn
Tenn
Martin
James
Horse
Bryan Husan
Thompson Bussey
Dar Therreau
Roger Sanders
C. P. Ponder
Cartyale Hothman
Dick Sanders
Clayton Daniels
Jeter Weems
Berrard Neal
A P. Zachary
W_ @ Baldwin
Don Watts
Charles Daniel
Phi Green
W. A Loran
Jack Tolar
J. Olver Ethridge
Hugh Carster
Malcom Tymer
Sheppard Hell
Hull Street Parent-Teacher Meeting Called for 11 Oclock
Meeting of the Hull Street Parent-Teacher association is called for this morning at 11 oclock at the school. Business of importance. Members urged to attend. MRE J B MORGAN, President.
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Hill Street
Hull Street
Mre J B Morgan
Social items show Atlanta social season travels
Mrs Cornelius Johnson and Miss Jennie Johnson return from Highlands North Carolina after three weeks. Lewis Sharp joins Mrs Sharp at their summer home in Highlands. The Drewe party and friends motor to Highlands and Asheville. Griffin visitors A Hammond and Charles Hammond stay en route from Sewanee to home. Various residents travel, visit, and recover from health.
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Cornelius Johnson
Jennie Johnson
Highlands
N. C
Cat Wes Lewis Sharp
Mitt
Roy Dorey
Asheville
N. G
John B. Millis
Mise
Art Hammond
Charles Hammond
Griffin
Ansley Hotel
Sewanee
Tenn
Wes
Katherine Haverty
New York
Oscar Humler
Jacksonville
Fla
A. J
James Parey Lambright
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Juniper Terrace
Elsie Hoyt
Clearwater
Sallie Shannon
Candler Reconfirmed Georgia Railroad Commissioner Chairman
Murphy Candler was elected chairman of the Georgia railroad commission for a sixth consecutive term by unanimous vote. Paul B. Trammell was re elected vice chairman as the commission noted Candler's 13 year service with record tenure.
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Georgia
L. N. Trammell
Dalton
Paul B Trammell
Trammell
Candler
Railroad Commission
DeKalb County
Hns
State Railroad Commission
Fuller E Callaway
LaGrange
H. Warner Hill
Plead Continuance of Rail Service
Citizens along the Hawkingville and Florida Southern line urged the state railroad commission to halt dismantling. Testimony argued farm values would fall 10 to 40 percent, local hauling would require longer routes, and regional growth would slow without the railroad. RB Pegraum represented the railroad, with a five-county citizen committee led by B Gulja of the Macon chamber of commerce.
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Hawkingville
Florida Southern Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Ia Nltung
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
Pegraum
New Magazine Features Upshaw Story and Mind Series
The issue highlights Brain Power, a monthly from Physical Culture corp. It features Congressman W. D. Upshaw and others overcoming physical handicaps in The Will That Overcomes. Also presented is The Story of a Great Mind, appearing in serial form with artistically decorated cover.
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Pipagatalne
Physical Culture Corperation
W. 3D. Upshaw
Robert Louig Stevenson
John Mileton
Wood to speak on Banco issue at Oakland City
George M Wood tenth ward candidate for council will discuss police reform and the Banco question at a meeting in the Oakland City school building tonight at 7 30. Other candidates have been invited and several speakers will cover subjects not yet announced. Citizens of the ward urged to attend. Refreshments will be served.
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Rai
George M Wood
Tenth Ward
Banco
Oakland City
Wood
Tire Business Man Turns to Ballet Dancing in Chicago
In Chicago on August 5, dancing masters report businessmen attend a convention and take up ballet as a health and figure improving exercise. Professor Louis Kretlow notes fitted clothes reflect body suppleness, while new dances for fall include the culture walk and pageant fox trot, with historians noting the shimmy and teddies in background.
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Hel
Middle West
Lous Kretlow
Chicago
Partly Cloudy With Warm, Uncertain Rain for Atlanta
Weather notes report partly cloudy skies over Atlanta with no rain expected. Temperature near 73 degrees, recent rainfall totals in Atlanta around 3.20 inches Wednesday, with Montgomery Alabama at 1.30 inches as a closer comparison. Governor Hardwick and Mrs Hardwick stay at Grove Park Inn in Asheville, while James La Viere’s event at Georgian Terrace draws attendees from Athens and other cities.
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Atlanta
C. F. von Herrmann
United States
Montgomery
Ala
Charles M. Jaover
Jagkron~ville
James la Viere
Georgian Terrace
Billups Phinney
Athens
Milledgeville State Sanitarium halts new patients
The Georgia State Sanitarium at Milledgeville will not receive additional patients until adequate funds are available. Only urgent cases will be admitted at the superintendent’s discretion as directed by the board of trustees. L. H. Jones, superintendent, issued the notice citing funding shortfalls and a need to alleviate congestion.
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Georgia
Milledgeville
L. H Jones
Board of Trustees
Boars of Trusteea
Georgia State Sanity
H. Jones
Store Burglary Loss Raised After Thursday Found
Late reports from J Regenstein & Co indicate the Wednesday night burglary at 40 Whitehall Street yielded about 7000 in losses, with 3000 of furs taken. Other items included hosiery dresses and silk underwear, cash and valuables. safe untouched. Detectives Sturdivant Campbell and Captain Jeff Wright led the case, with a possible clue from overheard street talk. Additional thefts reported at Model Laundry 213 North Boulevard involved a cracked safe and 500 in cash. A tax increase rally is set for Calfrorn School on Biedmont Avenue and Currier.
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J Regenstein & Co
Whitehall Street
Sturdivant and Campbell
Jeff Wright
Perrion
Model Laundry
North Boulevard
Q Ume
Weges
Willis Sutton to Address Patrons of Local Schools
Street side note shows Willis A. Sutton, superintendent of schools, set to address patrons and citizens of the vicinity on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Event aimed at community engagement and school matters.
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Willis A. Sutton
Will
Anti merger meeting called tonight by Loyal Kirkwood league
The Loyal Kirkwood league schedules an anti merger meeting at Kirkwood school grounds for tonight. Kirkwood Reople decide whether to join the city of Atlanta ward nine or keep current government form and a discussion is invited from merger supporters. A new local sheet titled Kirk wood Booster with no ads will be printed by noon and distributed to citizens.
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Kirkwood League
Kirkwood
City of Atlanta
Washington Seminary Starts 42nd Session in Atlanta
Washington Seminary in Atlanta opens its forty second session on Thursday the 15th of September with possibly the largest attendance in its history. All rooms in the boarding department are filled and many applications were refused. Day school registration in grammar and high school grades is nearing completion. Parents who have not arranged entry for their daughters should contact principals Professor L D Scott and Miss M Scott at Hemlocke 20% soon.
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Washington Seminary
Atlanta
L. D Scott
Mies Mma Scott
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Waverly
Atlanta Woman's Club
Garder Hall
Herbert Choate
Cralg Hille Club
T. P. Vincent
Leo Ashcraft
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Howard C. McCutcheon
Bradley Birdsong
Olin Teat
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Lois Winter Morrow
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Crescent Avenue
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W.A. Button
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Fraser Street
Parent-Teacher Association
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C. E
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Lee and
Gordon Streets
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Mrs Martin
Miss Darby
Mobile
JL. Etheridge
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Slaton School
Elizabeth Martin
Prado
Ansley Park
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Ragsdale
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Geo. T. Fulton
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R. B. Cochran
D. H. Hooper
W. W. Tracy
J. D. Camp M. &. Hecetoce
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S. M. Freeman
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St. Charles Avenue
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Walter Bone
Glen Hopkine
Fam C Thompson
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I. D. Watson
Httle
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Savannah
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Steve Hartney
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Dublin
Johns Hopkins University
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St Joseph's Infirmary
F.H. Randolph
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Indian Springs
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Hittle
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Frank M. Pearson
Martha Bowen
Laurel Falls
Clayton
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Rome
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Annie Frank Baga
Germany
Army of Occupation
Rhineland
Coblenz
Migs Bass
Jessie Orr Bass
St Charles Avehue
James T. Williama
Joseph . Rains
Kaunga Lake
John H Raine
Asheville, N. Y
William S Goldsmith
Piedmont Avenue
Harry Hasson
A V. Gude, Jr
Mary O’brien
J. J. Chambers
Egsa Little May Robinson
North Caroing
Hugh Richardson
Norval Richardson
Spain
Lise ‘Bon
Pyrenees
John Grant
Parle
Rairoad Commission
NEW Magazine
W. D. Upshaw
QN Banco
Lucerne
Interlaken
Switzerland
Thomas W. Hardwick
Grove Park Inn, Ashaville
James L. Picker
Grove Park
Ashevill
Thomas B
Grove Park Inn
Calfrorn School
Biedmont Avenue
Currier
Peabody Saltinghe BD
Musicat Aera
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