Miss Fall Hostess At Bridge Party In Piedmont Ave Home
Elizabeth Fall entertained yesterday afternoon with bridge at her Piedmont avenue residence. The decor was pink and white with asters in vases, prizes included French novels. Guests wore pink silk and were hosted by her mother and Mrs Charlotte Haworth, about thirty younger members attended. Later a script dance is planned at Virginian club with Southland orchestra. invitations extended to members and friends.
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Fall
Elizabeth’ Fall
Bridge
Piedmont Avenue
Wera
Falk
Aoe al. Pal
Charlotte Hawothe
Ineludea
Misa Marie Kane
Highland Avenue
Anne Ruddy
Wilkes-Barre
Catherine Brady
Sep
A. J
Xomne
Barnett
Betty Rogers
Waverly
Miles Margaret White
Elisabeth Barnett
Samuel
Mi Kroup
Miss Barnett
Miss Fail
MissElizabeth
Fell
Piedmont
Mies Falrway
Tate
Mia
M. Fal
Chaylotte Hemmer
Virginia Howard
Frances Howard
Martin’ Powell
Letica
NS Ree
Hazel
Misa Lee
Ariffith
Walter’ Bedard
W.B. ‘Price-Smith
Mies Gertrude’ Brandon
Eli
McCar
Cota Brier
Norman Ham Fisch
Howard McCutcheon
Bradley Birdsong
II Sand
Charles Cromer
Emory J. Cox
W.haden
H. Green
Brad Bieasone
J. H. Brad‘field
George Westmoreland
Martin
Ao ‘Thompson
Ste
Stéenhuts—Wilson
Birmingham
Ald
Elizabeth Steenhuis
J. L. Steenhuis
William Peyton Wilson
Ellen Donnelly
Colenn Darby
Elizabeth Engiepert
John Wallace Moore
Sitles
Sitles Were Given 28 Top Acore
Co. Saki
Japan
Colona
Darby
Elizabeth
Hetty
Migs
North ‘Avenue
Presbyterian
Mary Gynch
Slonse Flanagan
Io Cheeves
Hazel Thiba
Moore
Dean
Washington, D. C
Latonne May Herrington
Bem “Ordan
Annie Ruddy
Cyrene
Hthetidge
T. H
Atlanta
Winter
Nancy Latimer
Jire
Tian Church
George Braungart
Maris
South Moreland
Flat
Shoals
Donnelly
T. H. Winter
Ouhr
Fionor
Mrs Ethridge Hosts Bridge Tea for Mobile Guest
Mrs Lamar Etherld entertained at bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her West Peachtree Street home in honor of Mrs Vivian Walker of Mobile Alabama, visiting her mother Mrs J D Cromer. The rooms were bright with garden flowers and the guest of honor received a dainty bouquet while the top score prize a set of field-painted bridge numbers was awarded.
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Ethridge
Bridge-Ten
Lamar Etherld
West Peachtree Street
Vivian, Walker
Mobile
Alt
Wmrb
J. D. Cromer
Vincent
T. B. Vincent
Athens
Herbert E. Choate
Choate
Draldills Golf Club
Conn
JJ. H. Ewing, Jr
North Jackson Street
Charles G.conn
New York
Herbert Miles
Mark Fen
Tecost
Grady
Hstes
Thomas Mell
L. C. Kinney
Harry Johnson
Mike Hudson
A. T.vis
M. M.wing
A. Ee Dimmock
George. Curry
A. Ewing
Virginia Ewing
Marriage of Miss Helen Don Jr. and W J McClendon Jr
The quiet solemnization planned for this afternoon at 8 oclock at St Luke s Episcopal Church follows the engagement of Miss Helen Don Jr and W J McClendon Jr of Columbus Georgia. A social calendar of dances and gatherings centers on Atlanta clubs including Piedmont Driving Club East Lake Country Club and Capitol City Country Club with guests and hostesses hosting various receptions and bridge teas.
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Helendon, Jr
Ofetao
Denton
McClendon, Jr
Columbus, Ga
Capital City
Brookhaven
Piedmont
Dances and Socials Highlight Segalyo's Week in Callaway
Social notes from Callaway include a Monday college dance at Segalyo's with Miss Annis Callaway and many local debutantes. Dexter Jordan's Warm Springs orchestra to provide music. chaperones named. other society events span Austell dances, theater parties for brides elect, and bridal celebrations.
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Segadlo’s
Segalo
Dexter
Jordan
Warm Springs
Austell
Lithia Spring Hotel
Boll weevil exterminator demo tours Atlanta plant site
Turner and associates demonstrate a calcium arsenate liquid exterminator named Boll-we-go in Atlanta, claiming it will stick to cotton plants and kill boll weevils for weeks even after rain. They plan SE distribution from Atlanta and forecast 25 to 100 percent reduction in boll weevil damage with a three-application spray regimen.
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Turner
Atlanta
Hast Point
United States
Department of
Turher
Key and Sutton Urge Tax Increase in Atlanta
Mayor Key urged an emergency levy to fund city needs as unemployed seek work and essential improvements hinge on taxes. He attacked opponents of the rate rise who backed bonds, noting a lawyer paid only $100 in taxes last year while many children face potential street life without schools.
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Atlanta
Key
Eighth Ward
Home Park
Game Gang
A. Lyt¢ton
South
Georgia
Birmingham youths win multiple events at Atlanta parks
The Birmingham team swept volleyball and dodgeball at Piedmont park while Atlanta teams lost games at Grant and Piedmont parks. In Friday tennis, Birmingham duos swept wins over Atlanta pairs, and individual matches saw George Suncan and Pete Holbrook of Atlanta defeat Cave Travis and Robert Brown of Birmingham.
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Hazel Verney
Mary
George ‘Suncan
Pete’ ‘Holbrook
Atlanta
Cave Travis
Robert Brown
Birmingham
Piedmont Park
Birmingham Boys
Grant! Park
Grant Ark
Tlendon Explains Anuto Law Provisions
Georgia 1921 summary notes from Secretary of State G McLendon on new motor vehicle registration rules. Sheriffs and constables may arrest without warrant for untagged vehicles when observed on highways. Notaries public ex officio justices of the peace issue warrants and prosecute violations. Release on costs and reg fee proof to secretary of state.
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G. McLendon
Georgia
Lnty
Secretary of State
Post Office
G McLindon
Secretary ‘of State
Helmer Supporters Hold Meeting Today
A meeting to support Mrs Helmer's candidacy for a seat on the fifth school district board will be held at Edison Hall today at 3 o'clock. B M Boykin will preside and several men and women speakers will address the public, aiming to refute misstatements circulating in the city.
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A. A Helmer
Gistriet
Edison Hall
M.boykin
Railroads Pay State Treasury Tax Totaling 325000
Fragmentary report notes railroad and utility valuations near prior year figures. Mentions Georgia lines and Southern, Bee, and Ashville routes with reassessed values seeming nearly unchanged.
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Georgia
Saas
Rate Increase By Negroes Sparks School Talk
A heated meeting heard that the proposed bond would fund new colored schools while taxes rise and white schools fare better. Superintendent W. F. Sutton spoke as colored leaders including Rev. Richard Singleton and M Agnes Jones urged action amid fears of school closures this fall.
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W. 4. Sutton
Richard ‘Singleton
Berkeley
M. Agnes Jones
Leading Republicans Convene Here Today In Atlanta Meeting
Prominent Republicans plan a gathering in Atlanta on Saturday to discuss party reorganization and federal patronage distribution. Attendees include J. A. Phillips of Thordinville as state chairman, Wallace Johnson of Columbus as vice chairman, and Charles Adamson of Cedartown as treasurer.
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Atlanta
Anita
Po Attery
J. A. Phillins
Thorndinville
New State
Wale
Ter. Johnson
Columbus
Vics
Charles Adamton
Cedartown
New Trial Motion For Payne To Be Heard Today
Attorneys for former City Detective W. L. Payne appeal his bribery conviction. Payne received twelve months on the chain gang and six months in jail with a $1,000 fine, which may be suspended upon payment. Judge Humphries presided, with A. H. Allen representing Payne.
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W. L. Payne
Nat i McWhorter
Negro Boot
DxHoumphries
Payne
Tudge Humphries
H. A. Allen
Autos Recovered and Two Prisoners Brought In
Detectives Holly and Meeks returned from Birmingham with three recovered automobiles and two prisoners named Jessa, Starnes, and John Moore. Officers Leroy Jeney and Hollums of the Alabama City seized the cars and notified Atlanta. The recovered vehicles include one previously owned by Sol Audelson of 250 Washington Street. Prisoners were taken to Fulton County jails after required papers were secured in Montgomery.
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Holly
Mesks
Birmingham
Jessa
Starnes
John Moore
Dolicé
Leroy Jéney
Hollums
Alabama Sity
Atlante Detective Department
Po |Iee
Sol.Audelson
Washingtont Street
Fulton County
Alabama
Haley
Montgomery
Meeks
Birmigham
Lowe
Malcolm
Bowman
Axhere
Joe Hogt
Peters Building
Cairo
Ivy Register
Bronston
W. E. ‘Oliver
Frank” Rivers
Charteston
C. Guvyer
Berster
Poole
Cve
Relin
Flat Rock Academy Girls Seek Funds For Repairs
Two girls from Flat Rock Academy in Douglasville Georgia travel to Atlanta to raise two hundred dollars for school repairs. Miss Lela Perry and Josephite Austell, both sixteen, hope to finish dormitory renovations before the new school year begins on September 19.
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Flat Rock Academy
Douglasville
Atlanta
Lela Perry
T.s
Josephite Austell
Dorrai
Deho
Garner denies Alderman charges as baseless in court
1917 statement from a Roman Catholic company claims unestablished presence in the United States. Solicitor Boykin counters that Alderman Garner’s charges have no truth and are without foundation. He notes many cases cited are unfamiliar or unverified. The dispute centers on alleged incidents and assertions.
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Garner
Boykin
Boysin
Saloon Denies Large Whisky Seizure At Penchtrea Street
W G Moore the proprietor of the soda fountain at 309 Penchtrea street denies reports that about fifteen gallons of whisky were found in a raid. Federal agent Harry Saphire led the raid with three city detectives. A young dispenser W J Case was arrested for selling liquor at the fountain. Moore says Case claimed the whisky was his and that he did not know liquor was being sold.
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Penchtrea Street
W.G. ~ Moore
Moore
Harry Saphire
W. J. Case
Case
Mrs Julia Nelson Denies Riordan Mention in Speech
In a Friday letter Mrs Julia O Keefe Nelson, candidate for school commissioner in the first and sixth wards, says she was misquoted by Atlanta papers. She did not name Miss Riordan in her remarks and defended the board of education against alleged Catholic influence, stressing the conflict is political not religious.
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Julia’ O'Keefe Nelson
W. H. Terrell
Atlanta
Board of Education
Riordan
Educarion
Rome
Honors Paid to Professor Holmes Fellow Negroes
A Friday evening meeting at the Holmes Institute chapel honored founder President B R Holmes on his return from a fundraising tour. Rev J A Lindsay presided, Bishop W A Fountain delivered the principal address praising Holmes for decades of educational work among colored people.
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B. R. Holmes
Holmes Institute
J. A. Lindsay
Turner Theological Seminary
Ceermontes
Holmes
W. A. Fountain
Eightesnath
A. M. E. Church
R. D. Stinson
Decatur Adopts 20 Mile Hour Speed Limit
New traffic regulations in Decatur raise the speed limit to 20 mph except downtown and near curves where it remains 10 mph. Cars must park close to the curb facing traffic with taillights burning when parked on street. Police patrols will enforce all traffic ordinances and drivers are urged to drive safely.
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Decatur
Streste
Cp Mt
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G. H. Brandon
Williams
Annis Hollingsworth
Arcadia
Fla
Annie. Hollingaworth
Royal Daniel
Brooklyn
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Bof
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Lauice Wylie
Miss Wilkinson
Ming Margeret Wilkinson
Jennie Robinson
Druidville
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