Sculptor's Letter Prompts U D C Monument Plan
Gustav Borglum, chosen sculptor for a Stone Mountain Confederate monument, writes from Atlanta to Mrs Helen Plane outlining a direct-mountain carving approach. He argues for a colossal, permanent design integrated with the mountain, viewable from half to a mile away, and notes forthcoming methods, timing, and site logistics. The report will be presented in San Francisco, via Mrs Mary Lucy Young and John Francis McGuire. Also, Miss Mary Lucy Young and John Francis McGuire wed at St Anthony's church, West End, with a reception at the bride's home and plans to reside at 226 Oglethorpe Avenue after September 1.
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Stone ‘Mountain
Egypt
Greece
Atlanta
My. Venable
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
San Francisco
Walter Lamar
Georgia Division
Young McGuire
Mary
Lucy Young
John Francis McGuire
St. Anthony’s Church
West End
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H. A. Rogers
Alfred Joseph Young
Irene Young
Cornelius McGuire
St. Simon's
Mrs. McGuire
Oglethorpe Avenue
Miss Blount Visit and Society News
Miss Rebecca Walker hosts a dancing party Wednesday evening September 1 at East Lake Cathedral club for Miss Wilda Blount of Union Springs Ala Sharpe Egglestone. Invitations issued for Emma Baragwanath to wed Frederick Hostestone at St Philip's Cathedral Atlanta September 8 at 8:30 with reception at 197 Williams Street. Vesper Club dance to be held at clubhouse with about fifty couples. Harmony Class West Side Christian invites singers to Soldiers Home Sunday at 2 30. Methodist Board of City Missions met Tuesday morning with Mrs S U Heath presiding.
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Rebecca Walker
East Lake Godatry Club
Wilda Blount
Union Springs
Ala
West Side
Christian
Harmony Lass
Charles O. Perry
Eit
Soldiers' Home
Board of City Missions
Methodist Board of City mi
U. Heath
Miss Cobb Heads Georgia Chautauqua Entertainments
Miss Carolyn Cobb, recently at the University of Georgia summer school, staged an evening at Warm Springs with leading educators and artists. She directed many southern amateur productions including Everyman, and wrote the Georgia pageant scenario. She will spend August in North Carolina mountains before returning to Atlanta for informal entertainments.
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Miss Cobb
Carolyn Cobb
Chautauqua
Warm Springs
The
Univers of Georgia
South
University Chapel
Georgia
Misa Cobb
Regular Eastern Star Meeting and Mothers Club Program
A regular meeting of Atlantas chapter No. 87 Order of the Eastern Star will be held at the Masonic temple this evening. All members of sister chapters are invited. The Mothers Club of Woodward Avenue Baptist Church will meet at the church this afternoon at 2 o'clock with a special program.
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Masonic Temple
Mothers’ Club
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Social items parade Savannah visitors and escapes
Mr and Mrs J L Richmond of Memphis with their young son visit Dr and Mrs W C Jarnagin. Max Wright hosts a swimming party at East Ke Country club for Miss Davis followed by tea. Mrs Thomas Northen and Miss Ruth Northen return from White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Emma Neal Douglas stays a month at Piedmont hotel then heads to New York and Florida. Mrs Phily Calhoun returns from Asheville. Mrs M L Myrick returns to Savannah after summer in Atlanta. Miss Wilda Blount of Union Springs Alabama visits Miss Rebecca Walker. Several Savannah couples plan a motor trip to Rome Saturday. Mrs Porter King and Miss Carolyn King at White Sulphur Springs. Mrs J C Beam leaves for Chicago. Mrs Bryan M Grant returns from Lake Toxaway. Miss Margaret B Austin of Octula Ga visits Peachtrees Hills home of Mr and Mrs Norman J Wrigley. Miss Lara E Simmons leaves for Texas. Mr Frank E Cooper returns from Texas. Mr James J Henry returns to Columbus. Mrs Edwin F Johnson from Lake Toxaway to Toxaway Inn. Mrs B W H Glover and Miss Sourt Glover of Macon visit Atlanta en route home. Mr and Mrs Harry English return from Asheville. English stays with Mrs English at Greenbrier and White Sulphur Springs. Mr and Mrs Clark Howell expected home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Edward Morris leave for New York. Rose M Ashby past grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Georgia goes to Tallapoosa to install a chapter.
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Alonzo H. Jobson
F. M.jonson
Gainesville
Fannie Spurlock
Rome
Howell Cloud
Juliette O'Donnell
New Orleans
Ed T. Williams
West End Avenue
Max Wright
East Ke Country Club
Davis
Thomas Northen
Ruth Northen
White Sulphur Springs
Emma Neal Douglas
Piedmont Hotel
New York
Florida
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Asheville
M. L. Myrick
Attanta
Savannah
Wilda Blount
Union Springs
Als
Rebecca Walker
M.A. Lindsey
Llewellyn Haley
Robert L. Smith
Macon
Jennie Lou Lindsey
Porter King
Carolyn King
C. Beam
Chicago
Bryan M Grant
Lake Toxaway
Clark Howell
Edward Morriz
Rose M. Ashby
Order of the Hantern Star of Georgia
Tallapoosa
Seeing Georgia tour plans outlined for Saturday session
The state committee on arrangements will meet Saturday at 1 30 PM in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Assembly room to approve plans for the second Seeing Georgia tour. Ten speeches are listed by speakers from the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, agriculture, local chambers, and civic groups, followed by discussion.
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Georgia
Imarietta
Edward Young Clark
Brooks County Ynduserial Association
Claire’ D. Tieldive
Athens Chamber of Commerce
F. Garter
Gainesvile Chamber of Commerce
Sam Tate
Tate, Georgia
J. D. McCartney
Rome
G N I Fall Term Opens Septembers 14
Milledgeville Ga August 26 Special The Georgia Normal and Industrial College will open September 14 about a week later than usual. President Parks is at home after an absence and is preparing for the opening. Dorm matrons have arrived and will assign rooms with President Parks assistance. The dormitories will reach capacity and hundreds are denied admission this year.
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Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Parka
Parks
Landrum to Preach Twice Sunday at First Baptist
Rev. W. W. Landrum, serving First Baptist this August, will complete his engagement next Sunday by preaching in the morning and again in the evening. The morning topic is The Bible and the Twentieth Century Man while the evening sermon is Not Ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. He leaves for Louisville, Kentucky, next week.
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W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
Landrum
Louisville
Big Houses Assured at Forsyth Theater
Vaudeville fans rush for tickets as Forsyth theater reports strong advance sales with every night expected to sell out. Opening bill promised to be high standard Keith vaudeville with seven big acts plus Pathe cartoons, Colonel Heeza Liar, and a news weekly.
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Forsyth Theater
Atlanta
Keith
Pathe
Heeza Liar
Mission Workers to Lead Sunday Services at Walker Street Church
Sunday morning at Walker Street Methodist church the Woman's Missionary Society will lead services. Mrs. H. J. Heath, president of the board of missions, will discuss city mission work. Mrs. J. P. Jackson, district secretary, will speak for the membership campaign. All officers and members are urged to attend.
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Walker, Street Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
J. Heath
Oard’ of Missions
J. P. Jackson
Universalist Services to Hold Sunday Service
Universalist Services invites attendance at the First Universalist church Sunday at 11 o clock. Rev. Fred A. Line, recently returned from California, will lead the service, which includes a brief recital of recent conventions. The sermon theme is Whats the Use.
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First Universalist Church
Fred A. Line
California
United General Conventiona
The
Universalist Church
Southern Railway Officials Inspect Columbus Terminals
A party of high Southern Railway officials led by F. E. Coapman of Washington, vice president and general manager, toured Columbus yards and terminal facilities today as part of a regional inspection. The delegation visited key switching areas and freight depots, evaluating operations and efficiency.
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The
Southern Railway
FE. P. Coapman
Washington
Southern
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