Highland Lake Ball and Social Page Highlights
A Highland Lake ball features a fairy garden tableau with a white tulle queen Ruth Hutchinson of Augusta and Puck Logan Clarke son of Judge Norman Clarke of Mobile. The queen crowns Mr Malcolm Oates of Charlotte as king. Decor includes pink roses, sunflowers, hydrangeas and butterflies, with punch table matrons presiding. Also reported are a Georgia wedding, Buckeye and WCTU meetings, and numerous social teas and dances at Piedmont Driving Club and Adair School events.
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Highlandd Lake
Highland Lake Society
Puck
Ruth Hutchinson
Augusta
Logan Clarke
Norman Clarke
Mobile
Malcolm Oates
Charlotte
Mr. Oates
Miss Hutchinson
Master Clarke
Alexander Lawton
Savannah
S Eliott Bullard
Daytona
Fla
John C Cain
Columbia
C E Baker
Montgomery
Social items parade of visits and homecomings in the South and Northeast
Social notes list numerous movements and visits across states and cities. Ralph Ragan travels to Lake Toxa Way. Calhoun and Harrett Calhoun at Plat Rock, NC. Jesse Draper returns home via Albany. Europe to New York guests include Eichbergs at Manhattan Square. Savannah hosting Hobson family. King visits friends. Frederick Pond families housekeeping in New York. Returns from Toxaway and Arden NC trips noted. Several relocations to Atlanta, Macon, Athens, and High Point. Births announced for Jamus Stovall Gresham. Various travelers from Birmingham, Cedartown, Clairmont, and Cincinnati keeping social pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Draper
Forrester
Albany
George Forrester
JT. Eichbers
Ruthle Eichberg
Alfred Eichberg
Europe
Manhattan Square Hotel
New York
J. BR. A. Hobson
Savannah
A. R. King
Frederick Pond
Babbage
Fifteenth Street
Henry Collier
Toxaway
Wade Langston
St Louis
Henry Newman
Arden
Edward
Gay
Juniper Street
LeRoy Childs
Atlanta
Michigan
Mre
Jack Lewis
Estill Springs
Tenn
Joseph Stewart
Misa
Rebecca Stewart
Frank Hahr Stewart
Athens
Hillard Spalding
Wise
City
Courtland Street
Tate Spring
R Trving Gresham
Suutier
Jamus Stovall Gresham
James Hickey
Local Social Roundup of Departures and Visits
W E Dowd returns to New York after his mother's death. Mrs S Wallace travels from North Carolina with children. George Lowndes Jr and family plan a Warm Springs cottage for a month. Stringfellows return from North Carolina. Sidney Clarke convalesces at home in Gainesville. J C Sledge family pass through from LaGrange via Alabama. Genie West travels from Atlanta to Los Angeles to resume school work. May Evans and Pat Frany back from Atlantic City and New York. Ellen Wolff and Mamia Wikpatrick return from Valencia. Lottie Wile and Forney Wile come home from Wrightsville Beach. Emily Carter Devine arrives to visit Mrs Carhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattle Cale
Highlands
George Lowndes
Holland Lowndes
Emily Lowndes
Warm Springs
Stuart Stringfellow
J. C. Sledge
Shirley
LaGrange
Chattaneees
Cleveland
Bridgeport
Alabama
Oon
Genie West
Am Atlante
Arizona
Roosevelt Dam
National Bridge
Grand Canyon
West
Los Angeles
Bathers Seek Extension of Piedmont Park Season
Bathers at Piedmont Park seek to push the lake season from September 10 to September 20. About 1,500 patrons have signed a petition to the park board, but General Manager Dan Carey indicated the extension is unlikely, citing low lake use after Septembers 10 and proposing a water sports program for the closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Park
Park Board
Dan Carey
Park Department
L la
Carey
Trash Can Ordinance Vetoed By Woodward
Mayor Woodward vetoed a council measure authorizing a contract with an advertising firm to place decorated trash cans on city streets. The veto cited conflict with a city ordinance prohibiting street advertising and sidewalk obstructions. The firm proposed a one year contract to furnish and maintain cans while placement would be handled by the sanitary chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Aldermanie
Provosing
Sanitary Department
Linman Pump Repaired and Put in Commission
The Hugh T Inman pump at the river elition was repaired after months idle and placed back in commission Wednesday morning. During its downtime the old pump handled water pumping duties but performed poorly. Water department official General Manartr W. Zoe Smith said the liner pump is in great shape and the repairs should ensure reliable service for months to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh T Inman
Elition
Manartr W. Zoe Smith
Water Department
Office boy injured after jump from auto
William Dennell 22 of Brown Place severely injured last night when leaping from a car at Ponce de Leon and North Moreland. He worked as an office boy at Briar Cliff Farm on Williams Mill Road. He was hurled to the ground, unconscious, and taken to Grady Hospital with severe head cuts. full extent of injuries to be learned in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Dennell
Brown Place
Ponce de Leon
North Moreland
Delmell
Briarcliff
Williams Mill Road
Jenny Murray
Grady Hospital
Unsealed Letters Passed by Censors
A notice from Atlanta states that mail to and from Germany is subject to strict censorship yet unsealed letters and postal cards can still pass intact. Sigmund Weil of 326 Washington street reports receiving a Heidelburg postal card from his niece dated August 4, describing the censorable ability to read mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Atlanta
Sigmund Weil
Washington Street
Heidelburg
Ohio Society Picnic at Grant Park This August
Ohio residents anticipate the annual picnic hosted by the Ohio Society of Georgia at Grant Park. The event runs Friday from 2 pm to 6 pm with games featured throughout the afternoon and a basket lunch at 5 pm taking precedence over other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society
Grant Oak
P.m
Ohio
Grant Park
Ohio Society of Georgia
Estes Family Reunion At Grant Park Today
The Estes family holds the third reunion at Grant Park with members from across Georgia attending. More than 500 are expected, and the annual address will be delivered by Colonel Claud Estes of Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Grant Park
Georgia
Claud Estes
Macon
Morris Elected Hart's Representative in Hart County
Hartwell Ga August 26 Special J B Morris was elected Hart's representative defeating Bed Afford by a margin of 89 votes. Hart county operates under a majority rule, prompting a second primary possibility.
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Hartwell
Mors Tomy
Bed ‘Afford
Hart County
Massengale Urged as Temporary Chairman
St Elmo Massengale of Atlanta is urged to accept temporary chairman of the state convention in Macon on September 1. Judge N E Harris, governor candidate, supports him strongly. Massengale has not yet consented but is expected to agree. He previously chaired the Fulton County NE Harris club and led efforts for Harris in the county. He remains chairman of the Fulton county delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elmo Massengale
Atlanta
Macon
N E. Harris
Didate
Massengale
Hag
D Massengale
Fulton County
Harris Club
Judge Harris
South Pryor widening to begin Monday in city county plan
County commissioner confirms men to start widening South Pryor Street on Monday. Three feet will be shaved from sidewalks on both sides, widening to six feet beyond Georgia Avenue to city limits. City and county budgets fund labor, with about 10 000 from county and 31 040 city funds. Finish seen as key link to Lakewood fair site and Atlanta.
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South Pryor Street
Georgia Avenue
Metford
Lakewood Arthougn
Irvor Street
Forsth Street
Prvot Street
Southeastern Fair Association
Pryor Street
Atlanta
Atlanta Boy Perishes Saving Women at Lake Michigan
Leroy Jackson, 18, an Atlanta youth and former Southern Bell employee, lost his life trying to rescue three bathers overwhelmed by heavy near gale on Lake Michigan. Two women drowned. a third was saved by other young men. He had been returning to Atlanta September 1 for a new job.
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Leroy Jackson
Atlanta
Tfe
Lake Michigan
The
Constitution
Nea
Aut
Jackson
Tech School of Commerce to Open Sept 14
The Tech School of Commerce linked with Georgia Tech but independent from the night school will begin its second year on September 14 with larger enrollment. W Kell directs and will oversee the term. Courses cover accounts, commercial law, business economics, commerce history, organization and management, finance, transportation, auditing and related fields. A three year program leads to a Bachelor of Commercial Selects degree, focusing on practical business training for working adults over 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech School of Commerce
Georgia School of Technology
Kell
School of Commerce
Tech
Atlanta
Board of Trugteen
Brands Snatched From Burning Home in Athens
A fire at Judge Charles H Brand’s Milledge Avenue residence in Athens early today destroyed portions of the home after a hed of ashes on the rear porch ignited. Judge Brand was at Monroe, Walton counties, presiding over a term of the superior court, while his daughters Misses Julia and Luelle were present in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles H Brand
Milledge Avenue
Brand
Monroe
Walton Counts
Walton’ Superior Court
Julia
Luelle
Fire Alarm Sends Brand Family Fleeing Public Kitchen Blaze
Brand and his sister Caroline woke to a fire department auto trick stopping at a hydrant. The kitchen blaze raged outside the house but the two saved their 6 year old sister and valuables. Damage was slight despite a narrow escape.
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Brand
Caroline
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Offered With Guarantee
A Georgia ad promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer promising a no-cost trial if results are not satisfactory. It claims darkening occurs evenly and naturally, with relief from itching and dandruff, plus thicker, softer, shinier hair. Harmless, non sticky liquid sold by Edmondson's Drug in Atlanta and available to out of town buyers via mail order.
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Edmondson
Pryor
Atlanta
Cox College listing at College Park Ga promotes liberal arts and music
A Standard College for Women in Atlanta suburbs highlights location, campus charm, and strong faculty in Liberal Arts and Conservatory. It offers Liberal Arts and Sciences Expression Painting Domestic Science and all branches of Music. Seventy third session begins September 15. Write for information.
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Atlanta
Worth
West
COX College
College Park
Ginsburg completes cross‑south tour to establish Goodyear stores
Robert Ginsburg president of Goodyear Ramcast returns to Atlanta after a long auto trip from Houston in a seven passenger Pope Hartford. He is joined by Lee Hopkins and later by Frank Abelson, Gordon and Wowitz of Birmingham. The group visited Chattanooga Memphis Nashville New Orleans and Birmingham establishing Goodyear Raincoat stores, with Atlanta as the southern headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ginsburg
Goodyear Ramcast Company
Atlanta
Hoston
Pope Hartford
Mms
Lee Hopkins
Frank Abelson
Gordon and Wowitz
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Credit Men to Hold Quarterly Meeting in Atlanta
The Atlanta Association of Credit Men will hold a regular quarterly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce next Friday at 3 o clock. Topics include the price and movement of cotton and its effect on credit.
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Credit Men
Atlanta Association of Credit J
Chamber of Commerce
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Buckeye Woman's Club
Buckeye Woman's Chit
W.C. T.U
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
M. B Lugmaan
Alexander Street
Mary L. McLendon
Jane A. Adkine
Devine
WB Carhaya
Emily Carter Devine
Mre W of
Piedmont
Thedmont
Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs. Elder
Omar J. Elder
Myrtle Street
Piedmont Driving Club
Robert J Lowry
Carey Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
Edward S Gay
Lowry
Misses Johnson
Alice May Freeman
Marguerite Ward
Emma Lowry Freeman
J B McCrary
J. A McCrary
Decatur
Tne
Louise Walker
Uomon
Helen McCyary
Sengla
Ruth Reed
Mildred McKenzie
Montezuma
Helen Franklin
Tennille
Hilzabeth Boyd
Tattants
William Perrin Nicolson
Wilmer Moors
Manetta
Cornelia Pield
Harrison P#leld
Kansas City
Joseph M Brown
Marietta
J. Russell Puvier
George Dexter
Frank Holland
Grace Batter !Bazard
Vaughn
J. Russell Porter
Ada Alexander
T. 4. Hammond
Edgar
Rix Stafford
Emma Bello Lowndes
Misa Lottie Wylie
Virginia Bowmin
Helen Hawking
Hosatie Davis
Silys
Margaret Nutting
William Nutting
W. C. Jatingin
Bernard, Wolffe
Adair School
Lebanon
Order of Eastern Star
Co. W Adair School
Chambers
Rose M. Ashby
Worthy Grand Matern
Stewart Avenus
Cathrina Street
Capital City Country Club
Dion
Capital City
Sele
Sudden& Bates
Ies
Biggs Antique Co
Ralph Ragan
Lake Toxaway
A. W. Calhoun
Misa Hartett Calhoun
Plat Rock
N.C
7 — Walker
W Twitty
Stavenver
Norway
Montgomery Francis
North Carolina
Mary Bell Parker
Ala
Hattle
Mattie McAtee
Kirkwood
T. C. Parker
J. T Derry
Thomas Wireless
Paris
Parker
Bernice Crouch
Laurenceville
Lighter Willams
Miss Crouch
Clairmont
Racheal Crook
Cedartown
Gilbert Fraser
Carte Lang
Central Avenue
St. Louis
John Elser
Afton
Charlotte Peck
Atlantic Chleys
Silvia Galliara
Boston
New ‘York
T. R. Harmon
May Evans
Pat Frany
Atlantic City
Ellen Wolff
Mamia ‘Wikpatrick
Valedosta
Caroline Briggs
Linman
J. B. Morris
Hart’s
N. E. Harris
ST Elmo Mas
South Pryor
W. S. Kell
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cox
Ial
Medical College of Virginia University College of Medicine
Stuart McGuire
New College
R. McCgauley
Fast Clay St. Richmond
Jacobs Pharmacy CO
LAW School
Richmond College
Boatwright
Rachmond
Comer & Pryor
Hunter Ste. Atlante
Gans Wooms
Long Auto Trip
Gray & Haley
Wall Paper
Luckie Street Bell
Ivy
Echols Lied
Peabody Baltimore
Cire
MT. St, Joseph's College
Xaverian School
Norbert
Station D
Baltimore
ONPG
Atendard
Jovan
Wingieh Ideale
Parron- Sestes
Gamie Ples
Cattlog
Brenau
Gainesville
Westhampton
Capitol
Old South
Richmond
Virginia
Setramerow Coureer
Falls
James River
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F. W. Boatwright
Righmond
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