Georgia Ball To Honor Old-Fashioned Women Achievements
A colonial ball in Savannah December evening honors for Georgia founder with the Eagle Thorpe Monument Association. Mrs W W Gordon chairs the arrangements as Atlanta and several local figures attend. A charity auction and social events feature prominent Georgians and a wedding celebration at Mrs Candler's home.
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Church Bazar and Club Meetings Highlight Local Calendar
Tomorrow a bazar at Mrs Henry Jacksons on Peachtree street hosted by First Methodist ladies guild offers Christmas gifts at fair prices. The Third Baptists young ladies guild bays Adair home Friday with dinner and Missionary Society hosts. Other events include the nineteenth century history class at Mrs Pattillos, Philothea prayer meeting at YWCA gym, Atlanta lodge 230 RSU meeting, and Florence executive committee call meeting.
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Joyner
Henry Jackson
Peachtree Street
Ladies’ Guild
First Methodist Church
Young Ladies’ Guild of the
Third Baptist Church
A. D. Adair
Barbara Adair
Crittenton Home and Holiday Social Notes
Local social items list visits from Nashville to Atlanta and Rome to Atlanta, with addresses on Peachtree and Pryor. People include Mrs. M R Emmons, the Morrison family, the Harbours, and Miss Louise Black visiting Milwaukee. The Piedmont and Majestic hotels host guests and the basketball team meets this morning. A silver tea at Mrs W S Gaar’s home and various Baptist society events are noted along with travels to Florida and Sumpter SC.
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Ladies' Aid Society
Young Men's Christian Association
W. S Gaar
South Pryor Street
Notable Travelers and Local Socials Highlight City Week
Nisa Jennie Gray returns from Nashville for the Ransom-Wilson wedding. Mr and Mrs Carl G Williams relocate to Knoxville Tennessee. The Wednesday Whist Club is hosted today by Mrs Lowry Arnold. Miss Oma Lou Gaines returns home to St Lab. Mrs Percy Hilton Smith back in Dallas. Hood of LaGrange and Willette Gate appear in Atlanta. Miss Laurie May Henderson returns to Columbus Georgia. Mrs W A Reeves and Miss Glanton of LaGrange visit Bainbridge at the Piedmont hotel. The OM Club of West End hosts Mrs Beasley on Gordon Street. Mr George B Swenson of North Carolina was in the city yesterday.
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Mary and
Caroline Howell
Lillian Harris
Beasley
Miss Long
Nettie Mills
Mary Lou Culberson
Lowry Arnold
Omma Loul
Gaines
St Labs
Percy Hilton Smith
Dallas
Texwee Hood
LaGrange
Wilemette Gate
Annie Loul
Hunter Glanville
South Carolina
Atlanta
Laurie May “Henderson
Fepe
Columbus
W A Reeves
Miss Glanton
Bane City
Piedmone
Om, Club
West End
Gordon Street
Survivor's praise for Shredded Wheat from Civil War aid
A Civil War survivor, 87, from Dodge Center Minnesota extols Shredded Wheat for easing hospital diet issues and digestive troubles. He credits the product with sustaining him since the war and notes Niagara Falls Natural Food Co offers a free Cook Book promotion with "The Vital Question" illustrated in ad form.
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Xheor Hospital
J M. Bperry
Natural Food Company
Niagara Falla
Durand Cafe Promises Holiday Busy Season
A Durand cafe advertises a Christmas rush with steam heated rooms and electric lights, boasting happy customers and new music as it prepares for the holiday rush and ongoing service.
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