Supper party honors Miss Baby Cobb Hull and Mr Phillip Weltner
The porch supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Shepard Bryan celebrated Miss Baby Cobb Hull and Mr Phillip Weltner. Attendees included Miss Catlie duu, Mr William H Popa, Mrs arty Jackson, Mr and Mrs Wilmer Moore, Mr and Mrs A J Orme, Mrs My and Mrs Marion Jackson, Dr and Mrs Marion Mellenry Hull, Mr Philip Weltner and Longstreet Hall among others. The porch was adorned with flowering plants, dahlias, and golden glow.
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Baby Cobb Hull
Phillip Weltner
Miss Catlleduu
William H. Popa
Mexico
Arty Jackson
Wilmer Moore
A. J. Orme
Irs Imy
Marion Jackson
and Mirs
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Philip Weltner
Longstreet Hall
Social items from a Southern city gather in August notices
Miss Marie Dinkins will attend school in Chevy Chase Washington DC this winter. Mrs Arnote Broyles Louie Broyles and Mrs Thomas P Hinman leave for New York today. Mrs George Speer and Miss Ludie Speer have returned from Buffalo NY. Mrs Crouch and family motor to Warm Springs for the weekend. Many other names and travels noted including visits to Athens Dallas Knoxville and Chattanooga. Southern University of Music opens September 2 at 363 Penshurst St. Apply for teachers.
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Chevy Chase
Washington, D.C
Arnoté Broyles
Ion Louie Broyles
Thomas P. Hinman
New York
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Mist Marie Dinnim Hava
Gathervule
Gendjer
Minnisting
Dallas
Tarn
Miguen
Mildred
Ethel Noble Hava
Batenten
Walier
Thomas M. Moody
Elysee
Peschtressteeat
Palmer Apartments
Southern Universiy OF Music
Penchtres St
House Party Guests Headed to Tallulah Fats
Mrs Rutherford Lipscomb Miss Virginia Lipscomb and Miss George Forrester travel to Tallulah Fats where Virginia Lipscomb will host a house party. Readable guests include Miss Gladys Speague of Augusta Miss Sallie Blaine Weatherage of Kansas City Miss Nellie Phiaizy of Athens and many others.
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Virginia Lipscomb
George Forrester
Tallulah Fats
Gladys Speague
Augusta
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Kansas City
Nellie Phiaizy
Athens
Helen McCarty
Mary Peabody
Stark Howell
Howell Forsighem
Robert Forrester
Charles Waverly
Carl Iple
Eawing Broyles
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Joel Biount
William Dickey
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Theore Smith
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Augusts
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Lex
Showers Bring Cooler Day for Atlanta Weather
A day of showers is forecast in Atlanta with a slight temperature drop. Friday saw a cool wind drop the mercury about six degrees after peaking above 80 degrees around 1 pm, down to 78 by 3 pm. Today similar cooling is expected before the rain arrives.
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Milledgeville Tax Digest Shows Large City Increase
Milledgeville Ga August 29 The tax digest of the city shows an increase of 87827 over last year. The total for this year is 1364000 and for 1912 it was 1906240. The progress is noted as remarkable amid current curtailment trends.
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Carnegie Plea for Cause of Peace at Hague Ceremony
At the Palace of Peace in The Hague, Andrew Carnegie unveiled a bust of Sir William Randal Cremer and urged world leaders to unite for peace. He praised Cremer as a pioneer of the abolition of war and urged cooperation among Teutonic nations and other powers to secure a global peace, citing trade and the German emperor’s peaceful reign as hopeful signs.
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Shouts in the Camp at Revival Meeting
Grace Methodist church hosts a growing revival with 75 conversions and 50 new members sought. Rev J M Bass preaches alongside Atlanta and New York clerics citing revival power as unmatched. Sunday services include 3 20 p m men and boys session on Cain wife with Stapleton Moore Montgomery Conway quartet and string band.
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Atlanta
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Summit climb telegrams praise Pike's Peak ascent
Governor and Mrs. Sinton sent greetings from Pike's Peak Summit on August 29, 1918. Telegrams reached friends praising the successful climb. The couple, who left for a governors conference in Colorado Springs, plan to return to Atlanta by mid next week.
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Slaton
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Lawton Joins Georgia National Guard as Major
Alexander R. Lawton Jr. of Savannah, elected major in the First Infantry regiment, Georgia National Guard, ranking among the youngest high officers in the state's service. Formerly with Company K, he returns after a years absence to succeed Major George H. Richier who resigned. His father, General A. R. Lawton, long known to military men, is retired after leading state militia and holding a brigadier's commission in the U S army.
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Savannah
Georgia National Guard
First Infantry
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A. R. Lawton
United States Army
Pledges Paid for Colored YMCA Building
The colored YMCA announces gratitude to contributors who fully paid pledges. Rev. M. Thompson leads with 100 dollars, Plasterers' union 350, Willis Murphy 25, Solomon H. Pace 325, R. A Graves 26, Charles Wyatt 25, Frea Funderburg 10, and Mrs. Rosa Love 6. Others paid part. Workers meet at 7 this evening at the association building for a further report.
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Charles Wyatt
Frea Funderburg
Rosa Love
Association
Alton Colcord Makes Record as Oarsman
Alton R. Colcord, son of Mr and Mrs A R Colcord of West Bind, is among Atlanta Boys at Culver Ind summer actuals and is expected home today. He trained at Culver Naval School and earned a spot in the school boat crew of twenty five. His crew recently won a regatta at Pur In Bay, Ohta.
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Baptists to Resume Weekly Meetings in Atlanta
The Atlanta Baptist Ministers conference returns from August vacation with weekly gatherings resuming next Monday at 10 o'clock in the First Baptist church.
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Athens council plans five year franchise extension
In Athens Georgia on August 29 the mayor and council agreed to grant the Atlanta and Carolina Electric Railway company a conditional extension of their franchise for five years. The decision was referred to the city attorney and street committee for action, with expectations that the franchise will be finalized.
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Fear of fresh Messina quake unsettles Italian city
Messina Italy August 24 The seismic instruments reported continued earth disturbances in the last 24 hours a strong hurricane has battered the American quarter destroying several huts and the populace fears a new disaster may follow during this period of unrest about the quake plagued region
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Messina
Italy
Oil Carrying Steamer Burgen Meister Hachman Burns at Brooklyn Wharf
Fire swept the petroleum carrying ship Burgen meister Hachman on the Brooklyn waterfront destroying thousands of tins of oil and leaving the Weasel a shell apparently ready to sink at her dock any moment. The property loss was about £200,000. The Hamburg firm owners had chartered her to an oil company to carry 160,000 tins of refined oil to New Zealand. The vessel was to sail Tuesday.
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Burgenmeister Hachman
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Currency Measure Again Introduced in House Banking
Washington August 29 The administration currency bill adopted by the Democratic caucus was reintroduced today by Chairman Glass for the House Banking Committee. It will be formally reported to the House early next week with about ten days of consideration before moving to the Senate.
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Glass
House Banking Committee
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Senate
Atlanta Presbytery Meeting Set for Turin Georgia
Senola Ga August 29 Special The annual meeting of the Atlanta Presbytery will begin on Tuesday evening September with about one hundred delegates expected Turin prepares for the event A dine barbecue will be served to delegates on September 12.
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Turin
Cordele Post Office Moves to New Building
Cordele Georgia reports a $76000 government building nearly complete and now housing the post office, with the transfer from the old quarters made yesterday. The facility is described as among the finest in the region, and Dr. A L McArthur's likely confirmation as postmaster is anticipated within days, likely replacing F G Boatright.
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Cordele
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First Bale at West Point Cotton Grows Local Revenue
West Point Ga August 29 special report announces the town received its first cotton bale of the season grown on the E D Huguley place by R D Chambers. The bale sold for 44 35 with seeds bringing 10 and the buyer was J J Hagedorn & Co, nearly 100 dollars earned from the seed portion.
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R. D. Chambers
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Rome Alabaman James Brown Declared Insane
Religion fueled a dramatic change for James Brown a mountaineer living near Rome Georgia after attending Holy Roller meetings he became convinced of a religious gift spoke in a tongue like jargon sang prayed violently and threatened evildoers Lunacy proceedings followed and he was declared insane
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Call for Tennessee legislature extra session in September
Nashville author B. W. Hooper issues call for an extra session to convene September at 3 o'clock. Members can be paid for only twenty days. Included are appropriation measures, enforcement of prohibition laws, anti-pass, state laboratory, amend assessment law, enabling bills for commission government, road and bonds powers, and ex parte divorce attorney provision. The call lists 159 local bills. Sheriff Sparks took a person to the Alabama insane asylum in Tuscaloosa yesterday.
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Uthor B. W. Hooper
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