Social Items From Atlanta Society News
Mrs David Crockett left yesterday to spend weeks at St Petersburg Florida. Miss Marion Goldsmith hosts a day party at her Peachtree Street home for Mrs Dugay McClesky. Humphreys returns from a delightful weekend with her mother in Lithonia Georgia. Notables in New York include W T Gentry J Epps Brown JM B Hoxey Hunt Chipley of Southern Bell Cumberland Telephone. J W Gholston announces birth of son James Volk Gholston. maternal grandfather William H Black of New York ill brother Charles Black. Miss Vuran Clyburn leaves for Monroe North Carolina to visit Mrs Mary Griffeth for a week. Mrs Jamison seriously ill with typhoid at her Mentaumeri Wisconsin home. formerly Ms Terence Dugger of Atlanta. Mrs Virginia Simmons of Baltimore visiting Mrs Reid on Fairview Road. Dring Hills sees Mirs 4 Ho Merrill of Turula Alabama visiting Mr Sims Bray. Miss Fox Tivbt returned from visit to Mr and Mrs Jack Flos at a Macon area plantation. Mire if Worthy to host informal luncheon at the Dring stic. Wear Carver soon to move to New York.
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David Crockett
St Petersburg
Marion Goldsmith
Peachtree Street
Dugay McClesky
von Vaissannie Humphreys
LA Humphreys
Lithoma
New York
Mesars W T Gentry
J Epps Brown
JM. B Hoxey
Hunt Chipley
Southern Bell
Cumberland Telephone Companied
J . Thompson
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nashville, Tenn
Atlanta
J W. Gholston
Comber Ga
James Volk Gholston
William H Black
Charles Black
Vuran Clyburn
Monroe NC
Mary, Griffeth
Mtrs
Jamison
Mentaumeri
Moss Tlerence Dugger
Virginia Simmons
Baltimore
Reid
Fairview Road
Dring Hills
Ho Merrill
Turaula
Ala
Sims Bray
Miss Fox Tivbt
Jack Flos
Macon
Tolay
Local Meetings Seek Suffragist Attendance and Holiday Plans
Multiple ward meetings are scheduled for Wednesday with speakers from Mrs William Robinson’s group addressing attendees at 1007 East North area. Anna Miles leads a play reading at Carnegie Library and the Georgia Young Ladies society holds a December program. GAR corps meet December 2 at Central Congregational Church. hostesses Carson and King request members bring favors and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robinson
Orga Avenue
East North
Aera
Lars Peeples
Atlanta
Walve Ii
Vthocloch
Carnegie Library
Anna Ilies
Thomas Discue
Congres Lignal
Carson
Movement to Retain Bailiffs in Georgia Court
A campaign was launched to keep two bailiffs serving in Judge Newman’s court as the terzanization of the United States proceeds. The effort targets bailiffs James S Whats and others, aiming to extend their service under the marshal’s office in the northern district of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshal Olire
Georgia
Ballits
Inge Newmar
Iward
Murphy
Ma Cn Siu
Srowrest
Cty
James S
Euter
Marshals Office
Newman
Sewing Club Bazaar to Benefit Tallulah Falls School
A sewing club plans a bazar next Tuesday at Ponce de Leon apartment to raise funds for a scholarship at Tallulah Falls Industrial School. Members include Mrs Ernest Rallis, Mrs Byron Rower, Mrs F R Gund, Mrs BR l. Cooney, Mrs Frank West, Mrs Ulric Atkinson, Mrs Samuel Porter, and others. The event features Christmas craft items and practical handmade goods.
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Ponce de Leon
Ernest Rallis
Byron
F R Gund
BR. l. Cooney
Frank West
Ulric Atkinson
Samuel Porter
Tallulah Falls
Grand Jury Passes on Rogers Case, No Action Taken
A West Ind district grand jury declined to act in the Boots Rogers case tied to Urs FE McIntosh's death. Four witnesses testified the accident was unintended. Rogers remains jailed on murder charges, bond set at $2000 by Judge Benn after recorder ordered him held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots Rogers
Urs FE McIntosh
Rogers Automobile
West Ind
Howers
Benn
Rogers
Mgnth
Big October Earnings By Pennsylvania Lines
New York November 30 October earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad system show higher traffic due to industrial activity in Pittsburg. Total operating revenue reached 38204 903, up 5 248 194 from 1914. Operating expenses 25999562, up 164 527, with operating income 16200 41, gaining 3 589 884. October 1913 had a loss of about 2 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Rennslvania Railroad Company
Snormoua
Lis Hnes
Pittsburg
Otal
Nat
Richard Barthold Declines Ford Peace Delegation
Richard Barthold former Missouri congressman and ex-president of the International Parliamentary Union sent a telegram to Henry Ford stating personal reasons compel him to withdraw his acceptance of the invitation to join the Ford peace delegation to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lowa
Richard
Barthold
Missouri
International Parliamentary Union For the Promotion of International Arbitration
Henry Ford
Ford
Europe
Governor Harris Qualifies Signature On District School Aid
Late night actions by Governor Nat E. Harris include provisional endorsement of a special appropriation bill that would grant each of eleven district agricultural schools 5000 dollars instead of the intended 5000 plus error. He signed the general appropriation bill without vetoes and sought legal guidance from the attorney general on the provisional endorsement before ruling on legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Eo Harris
Harris
Western and Atlantic
Cupl Walker
Capitol
Thieves Leave Stolen Cards In Many Offices
Walter of Griffith, a known clubman and insurance man, announces he has not quit the insurance business. Last Saturday an office thief broke into ten floors of the Hurt building, stealing 150 of his business cards and an overcoat. Since then the thief has entered several Atlanta offices, taking overcoats, watches, money, and valuables, leaving a Griffith business card on each desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter of
Griffith
Atlamax
Hurt
Brooks Mell
Atlanta
Griffiths
Sweeping changes proposed to city traffic ordinance
The proposed ordinance outlines parking bans near hydrants and intersections, one way street rules on Peachtree and adjacent roads, right of way for emergency vehicles, speed limits, pedestrian crossing rules, and required lights for horse drawn vehicles. It also details posting requirements, penalties, and repeals conflicting provisions.
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Whitehall Street
Jamea
Poplar
Prachtree
Cone
Edgewood Avenue
Decatur Street
Marietta Street
Peachtree
Spporstus
United States
Mmil
River Fire Umit
Pamengers
Bnead
Motora Fa Rroc Ninitea
Provo
Pryor
Pryor Street
Peachtras
Forsyth Street
Mitchell Street
Peschtros and
Bryer Streets
Norest
Peachtrea
Enzeweed Avenue
Police Department
Alexander Receives Resolution of Thanks in Georgia
United States District Attorney Hooper Alexander received a resolution of thanks from the Georgia legislature after the senate and house passed it. The document, signed by Gov Harris and others, acknowledges preserving the only legal evidence of the Western and Atlantic railroad’s title to a triangular Jana strip in Atlanta. The land fronts Pryor Street near the railroad yard and was kept in the state library for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Jana
Atbusta
United States
Hooper Alexander
Senate
House
Nat E. Harris
Ogden Persons
Burwell
D F McClatchy
John T Borfenther
Fulton County
State Railroad Commission
Cent of Georgia
What Vitalitas Will Do For You
An promotional notice touts Vitalitas as a universal remedy from nature, claiming it cures indigestion biliousness rheumatism nervous debility catarrhal disorders and liver and bowel ills. It reports widespread use across the South with shipments to America and urges visits to Jacobs Pharmacy 23 Whitehall St for samples or information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
South
Jacobs Pharmacy
Whitehall St
Land parcel and road title in historic compromise found
An old document recovered by Mr Alexander reveals an abandoned commission record on a land parcel and state road ownership. The text notes that no archives were preserved, scattered files and a document containing a map and decision were located during evidence gathering for a railroad project.
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Alexander
Conteins
Charles H Black Reported Improved After Illness
Charles H Black well known at Inntan has been ill for four weeks and is convalescing, doctors report he is markedly improved. The news will bring relief to his friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Black
Inntan
Mr Black
Remedy Prescribed by Many Doctors
Dr WA Evans writes that practically everyone experiences constipation at times and outlines waste buildup in the bowels. He favors Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective laxative free of narcotics, suitable for family use, with trial bottles offered by Dr WB Caldwell in Monticello Mines.
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WA Evans
Chicago Tribune
Chase Schell
Church St
Grenada
Miss
Rete
Cilawetls
Cardwells
WB Catwell
Tod Washington St
Monticello Mines
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