Night Dinner Dance and Socials at Piedmont Driving Club
Informal dinner dance featured at Piedmont Driving Club with 200 guests on terrace tables. Notables entertaining include Mrs. William S. Carhart and Mrs. Jamily Carter Devine, with numerous other hosts and guests listed from Atlanta society. Also events at Druid Hills Golf Club and East Lake Club with tea dances and open-air dancing. Married life noted for Edith Barlick and J W Coppock. ice cream festival at Druid Hills Methodist church. piano recital by Walter Peck Stanley to be announced. Mrs. Daniel hosts a five o’clock tea in Decatur with pink decor. social notes from LaGrange and Peachtree Street reception follow.
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Piedmont Driving Club
William 5. Carhart
Jamily Carter Devine
J. Blalock
Willis Westworeland
Edward van Winkle
Edgar Garrison Ballenger
Edwin Johnson
W. C. Hall
A. 3. Orme
E. Lamb
Gabriel Solomon
Glarence Tripp
HL. BaGive
Druid Hills Golf Club
Druid Hills, Golf Club
Walter Peck Stanley
Stanley
Ponca de Leon Age
Daniel
D. B Scott
Decatur
Bro
John Lawrence Daniel
Killarney
Scott
K W. Hirkpatrick
Ezabeth Kirkpatrick
Nellie F. Candler
C. W. Candler
John R Scott
Hansford Sams
Clemmie Patton
Annie Stone
Frederic Stone
Bucher
Maude
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Social items from Marietta and Atlanta social circles
Miss Iecline Barker visits Marietta as guest of Miss Katherine Rusyan in Atlanta. Mr John D Quiggs Jr of Augusta spends Thursday in Atlanta. many friends plan falls and September visits to Highlands Lake Toxaway Tate Spring and East Lake. Dr Cyrus Strekter and Mrs Hood return from Toxaway as others plan travels to Washington New York Atlantic City and California.
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Iecline Barker
Marietta
Katherine Rusyan
John D. Quiggs, Jr
Augusta
Atlanta
Nash Broyles
Harriet
Broyles
Highlands
N. C
Judge Broyles
Edward C. Peters
Wimpetly Peters
Lake Toxaway
Peters
Vee
Frank M. Butt
Peanhtres Road
William Orchard Lipscomb
South Carolinas
GO. Stovall
Margaret Hecht
Wea Iey
Tate Spring
Joel
Athens
Georgian Terrace
Athena
Sarah Pritchard
Augusts
Jane A. Adkins
J. F. Alfred
Ivy Street
Pritchard
B A. Peeplea
Washington
New York
Atlantic City
Lana B. Foote
Birmingham
Haa
Joe
Louisa Mountcastle
Tannessee
T W. Johnson
East Lake
Prince Webster
Universalist Conference to Close Sunday at First Universalist
The Southern Universalist Missionary conference at First Universalist church 15 East Harris Street ends Sunday with morning and evening services. A 10 o clock adult mass meeting led by R J Mac Donald, 11 o clock sermon by Rev L B Fisher, and an 8 o clock final service follow. Five ten minute talks on The Five Principles of Universalism feature leading southern ministers. Music expected. central invitation extended.
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Southern Universalist Missionary Conference
First Universalist Church
East Harris Street
R. J. Mac Donald
L. B. Fisher, DD
Ryder di
Vinity School
Chicago University
Wil
Ivo
South
Strand Theater Opens on Peachtreet Street in Auburn Avenue
A new Strand Theater debuts on Peachtreet Street Auburn Avenue with a 700 seat 20000 dollar house built by contractor Pete Mion. The cinema promises high class feature films and two five reelers weekly with opening today at noon featuring The Boundary Riders from Patho studios and Billy Beard returning from Europe.
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Atignta
Movie World
Magnificent Strand
Peachtreet Street
Auburn Avenae
Pete Mion
Broad
Polley
Bss
Billy Beard
Bill
Peachtree Street
Boundary Riders
North Woods
Patho
Reserve City Bankers Meet in Washington
Washington August 38 A conference between bankers from the twelve reserve cities and other business centers and the federal reserve board was called for September 4 to consider timing for opening the new banking system. Two bankers from reserve cities and six from non reserve cities were invited. The board aims to present a definite program on minor changes to the new currency act and the opening date for business.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Fexch Reserve City
Wil
Express hits auto and four killed near Hempstead NM
A Long Island railroad express crashed into a car near Hempstead New Mexico killing four occupants, including Mr and Mrs John R Suydam and Mr William G Wilson of Brooklyn. The collision occurred between Farmingdale and Central Park crossing, described as one of the railroad's most dangerous.
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Hempstead
Thai Long Island Railroad
John R Suydam
William G Wilson
Brooklyn
Farmingdale
Central Pack
L. L
Train Wreck Injures Many in Arkansas Near Marble City
Wort Smith August 28 reports twenty five to thirty people are injured in a Kansas City Southern passenger train No 1 wreck south of Marble City Oklahoma. The smoking car and chair car left the track taking down telegraph lines. Cause of the wreck is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort Smith
Ark
Kansas City Southern
Marble City
Oklo
Gasoline Tank Car Explosion Near Savoia Kills Four
A derailment six hours earlier near Savoia Louisiana involving a New Orleans Texas and Mexico railroad tank car led to four deaths and probable fatal injuries to three train crew members. Three missing workmen could not be verified. The derailment occurred around noon with an explosion at about 12 30 Friday morning.
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Eunnce
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
Savoia
Crenshaw Soprano To Sing At Organ Concert Today
Miss Crenshaw soprano and George Lindner violinist join City Organist Edwin Kraft for a free afternoon concert at the Armory auditorium under Music Festival association. Crenshaw aims for Wagnerian opera and the concert will feature Dich Theure Halle and Ave Maria with medley of organ and violin pieces. Lindner, a German-born violinist, performs Mediation from Thais and other works. Kraft will premiere Pilgrim's Song of Hope.
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Misa Caroline Crenshaw
George Lindner
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Auditorium Armory
Music Festival Association Auplres
Miss Crenshaw
St. William Crenshaw
New York
Emittee
Halle
Elizabeth
Tann
Haurer
Ava Maria
Lindner
America
Suocesses
Germany
Bethoven
Vor Goena
Mr. Kraft
Eduard Batiste
Amendments filed for Clayton Trust Bill
Washington August 28 moral amendments poured in on the Clayton trust bill today as the senate reviewed proposals from the judiciary committee. New measures include fines of 10 percent of corporate assets for anti trust violations and appointment of a receiver with asset liquidation. Other changes target interstate commerce, allow state attorneys general to sue in federal name, and extend jury trials on injunction violations. Also debated were labor exemption and supplier buying considerations.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Reed
Borah
United States Go
United States
Cummins
Populace of Cornish Welcomes President
President Wilson arrived in Windsor on a summer vacation trip. A light rain fell as the president rode to the summer white house at Cornish in a closed car, greeted warmly by the crowds of Corman and Windsor. He planned rest with only brief attention to the navigation law executive order and any further business would require quick travel to Washington.
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Windsor
Wilson
White House
Cornish
Corman
Washington
Grayson
Incumbents Re elected in Louisiana Primary
New Orleans reports show three incumbents Renominated in Louisiana congressional primary Albert Estopmal Sr in the First district Dr Se Lazaroth in the Seventh and James B Agwell in the Eighth were renominated despite opposition The outcome matched last night’s indications from the preliminary returns
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Roeturna
Albert EstopMmal
Firet
Se Lazaroth
James B. Agwéll Im
Addghee
Reverend Percival Morgan Accepts Macon Call
Macon Ga August 28 Special Percival Morgan son of Dr C Campbell Morgan the London pastor tonight wired the Tattnall Square Presbyterian church accepting the pastorate of that church He is a Oxford graduate and has seven years assisting Cather in London organizing the largest Sunday school class in that city He is currently pastor of a Congregationalist church in North Carolina and will affiliate with Presbyterians when details arrive
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Macon
Percival Morgan
C. Campbell Morgan
London
Tattnall Square Presbyterian Church
Norrow
Morgan
Oxford
Cather
North Carolina
Presbyterians
Dr Wallace Rogers to Fill Pulpit Sunday at Park Street
Dr Wallace Rogers, pastor of Park Street Methodist Church, returns from Lake Junainska North Carolina and will preach Sunday at 12 am and 2 pm.
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Wallace Rogers
Park Street Methodist Church
Lake Junainska
N.C
Dr Johnson to Preach at Open Air Services
The last open air service of the season will be held on the grounds of the state capitol on Sunday. Dr Luke Johnson pastor of Trinity Methodist Church will speak. Uniting in these services are the Central Presbyterian Second Baptist First Christian and Trinity Methodist Churches begin at 7 48 o clock If the weather forbids the services will be held in Central Presbyterian church
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State Capitol
Luke Johnson
Trinity Methodist
Central Presbyterian
Second Baptist
First Christian
Central Presbyterian Church
Autoists Have Close Escape From Death
Waycross Georgia August 28 Special five miles northwest of Waycross on the Waresboro road an automobile carrying Mr and Mrs C C Hinely Mrs A A Williams of Waycross and Mr and Mrs C K Walter of Jacksonville plunged from the paved highway and was partly demolished after striking a stump Mrs Walker was pitched from the machine and painfully bruised two young children in the car were unhurt other occupants were badly tarred and bruised had the stump not checked the object of the auto an overhanging tree would have smashed the top and caused serious or total injuries Mrs Hinely was driving and it is believed she momentarily lost control of the auto
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Waycross
Waresboro Road
C. C. Hinely
A. A. Williams
C. K. Walter
Jacksonville
Phinizy Hosts Annual Barbecue in Augusta
Augusta residents recount Phinizy hosting about 200 guests at his plantation barbecue yesterday. The prominent businessman showcased farm development while guests from the area, including notable figures, delivered addresses during the dinner.
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Augusta
Tacud Phinizy
Laurens County Delegations Redrawn At Macon Rally
In Dublin Georgia on August 28 the county executive committee rescinded the first delegate slate to the state convention and named Welder supporters to a new slate led by L. Q. Stubbs and others with alternates. The prior delegation, headed by J. E. Borch and T. W. Evans, has filed credentials and will challenge the change as Laurens prepares to send two delegates to Macon.
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Dublin
Welder
L. Q. Stubbs
Pope
W. C Davis
Frank Daniels
C. Methvin
George Walker
J. C. Corbett
T. R. Ramsay
J. E Borch
T. W. Evans
Ernest Clark
C. N. Clark
Laurens
Macon
LaGrange City Court Sets Calendar With 39 Cases
LaGrange City Court in LaGrange Georgia opens September 14 through September 17 for a 39 case docket. Officials call it one of the lightest calendars in years. Criminal docket to be called first Monday, civil docket second Monday. Appearance, plea, and motion dockets set for Saturday of the first week.
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LaGrange, Ua
Auguar Ga
LaGrange
Srk
Many New Teachers For Public Schools in Atlanta
Atlanta schools prepare for a larger term with about thirty to more new teachers. Superintendent William M Slaton says seats will be available for all entrants when opening on September 14, and the coming term may exceed last year’s registration by around 1,600. About 4,768 children who have never attended Atlanta public schools will register, with some re-registrations due to moves.
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Board of Education
Atlanta
Slaton
Tooo
Street Car Company Liable for Sewer Tax, Court Rules
Judge George L Bell dissolved a temporary injunction Friday, ruling the Georgia Railway and Electric Company must pay $459.90 for a sewer laid along Flat Shoals Road between Stovall and Fair streets. The trolley firm argued it only holds a 30 foot right of way and the sewer held no value to it, but the court found the company liable for taxation.
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George L. Bell
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Stovall
Fair Streets
Beil
Tift County Farmers Keep Cotton at Home
Tifton Ga August 28 Special The past month has altered the cotton crop in this section with continued rains and scorching sun causing the plants to weep and stalks to shed leaves The top crop will be very small and many planters report about 76 percent ready to pick The average readiness about 50 percent The deteriorating condition worsens from four weeks ago Tiftin warehouses have received about 740 bales this season with only about twenty sold Many farmers ginned and brought cotton and seed home while roughing their picking
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Tifton
St Mark’s Church to Skip Sunday Services
No preaching or Sunday school will be held at St Mark Methodist church this Sunday due to a planned fun event. The pastor hopes to resume regular services on the first Sunday in September.
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ST. Mark’s
St. Mark Methodist Church
Pastor’s Father Preaches at Inman Park Church
Dr. W. H. LaPrade of Hazlehurst Mixs. will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday at Inman Park Methodist Church where his son Rev. W He WaPrade Jr is pastor. LaPrade, known as pastor and presiding alder in Georgia, has spent the last 24 years in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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W. H. Laprade
Hazlehurst
Mixs
North Georgia Conference
Inman Park Methodist Church
W. He waPrade, Jr
LaPrade
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Wesley Sunday School Honors Pastor at Birthday Supper
About seventy Sun day school board members gathered for a birthday supper honoring Pastor Rev. William R. Hendrix DD. Major R. dg. Guinn presented a silver loving cup from officers and teachers, and Hendrix shared his customary cheerful remarks. A brief life biography surprised attendees as Mr Love led singing.
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Sunday School Board
William R. Hendrix
R. Dg. Guinn
Hendrix
Mr. Love
Fete for Red Cross in Newport at Vanderbilt residence
A fete today and tonight at the Breakers, the Newport home of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, aims to net about 25 000 dollars for the International Red Cross. Proceeds will aid families of men serving in the European war.
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Newport
Augustus
Cornelius Vanderbilt
International Red Cross
Dont Take Chances With Your Baki Set Daily Flour
An advertisement promises guaranteed satisfaction with Varden Flour claiming a white outcome and high quality while urging daily use. It includes misspellings and unclear branding but emphasizes reliability and customer assurance. It reflects period advertising rhetoric and product focus.
Showers Almost Certain Today Forecast
The forecast warns showers likely Saturday due to a disturbance in the central Mississippi valley. Clouding increases with rain expected Saturday, brisk southerly winds turning northwest Saturday afternoon and cooler temperatures. High about 89, low around 66 Sunday morning.
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Mississippi Valley
Good Eating at Low Cost with Faust Macaroni
An advertisement from Maull Bros in St. Louis promotes Faust Macaroni as a cheaper, lighter alternative to meat. It argues macaroni provides similar nutrition per weight, is easier to digest, and invites readers to request a free recipes book and buy Faust Macaroni in 10c packages from grocers.
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Selig
Notable Notre Dame Lady Promises Free Rheumatism Cure Advice
An OCR fragment advertises a female healer offering free home treatment for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims to remove uric acid, loosen joints, purify blood, and restore vitality. Readers are urged to contact M. Summers at Box H Batre Demer Ted for proof and guidance.
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Notre Dame
Peuratola
Patna
M. Summers
Ted
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Peachtrea Streat
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Hunter Sts
Atlante
Gan
Imperaon
Cstalorus
Speabody Reading’ Endowed “Magical
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Abd Srauchen
Agnes Scott College
Decatur, Ga
Brenay
College Conservator
Gainesville
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