Y W C A Bazaar At Monce De Leon Opens This Morning
The Y W C A bazaar organized by Mrs Witham runs through today at the Monce de Leon apartments starting at 10 o'clock. Atlanta Chapter U D C will meet at 3 PM at the Woman's Club with a brief program including Miss Saile Melone’s Thom asville state convention report and talks by several delegates led by Mrs T T Stevens.
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Y. W. C. A. Bazar
Mra. Ww. Witham
Y. WC. A
Monce de Leon
Atlanta
U. D.C
Woman's Club
Saile Melone
Thomasville
T. T. Stevens
Helen T. Payne
A. Met. Wilson
Alice Baxter
W.S. Coleman
James Hedell
H. Jones
D. BR. Wilder
Macy Griffith
Parlor Sale At Westminster Church Highlights Sale and Japan Room
Annual Ladies Aid sale at Westminster Church Swanse Boulevard East Avenue runs Friday from 10 to 2 with a 50 cent turkey dinner from 11 to 2. Includes a Japan room with items shipped from Japan and a concert by the Atlanta Conservatory of Music at Cable Hall Thursday night featuring Carolyn Crenshaw soprano and other artists.
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Ladies Aid Society
Westminster Church
Swanse
Corner Boulevard
East Avenue
Japan
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Cable Hall
Caroyn Crenshaw
I. M. Mayer
Willerd Watters
Georg Fr. Lindner
Meetings of Altar Society and U D C Held Today
A meeting of the literary committee of the Altar Society of the Sacred Heart will be held in the Altar Society room of the rectory this afternoon at 3 30. The postponed Atlanta chapter U D C meeting is at 8 this evening. The executive board meets at 2 in the committee room to transact important business, with reports for the state convention and the presentation of a silver loving cup to the Atlanta chapter featured.
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Sevens
Historical Essay Committee
Georgia Advision
Atlar
Atlanta
Cura Brown
J. Loyd Teaford
John W. Murrell
Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Arch
Altar Society
Social Items from Columbia Society Page
Social items note guests and travels across cities. Selden Jones and Mrs Eaward Ca entertainments, Mrs V A Batchelor to return from North Carolina, Mrs Robert Riley visiting Mrs Join Sanders in Houston, Arthur Powell to host bridge club, Mrs Alvin Mayer and Miss Louise Mayer visiting Mrs Julius Simon, Mrs Fred Scott visiting Milwaukee daughter, plans to Siesta Beach, Harry Atkinson Jr to return from Boston Tech for Christmas, Evelyn Harris guests leave home for Hotel Winecoff, Miss dctarian Atchison in Macon, Mrs Henry D McDowell of Monroe visiting Atlanta at the Piedmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Selden Jones
Eaward Ca
V. A. Batchelor
North Carolina
Robert Riley
Gster
Join Sanders
Houston
Tens
Arthur Powell
Alvin Mayer
Louise Mayer
Louisville
Julius Simon
Fred Scott
Milwaukee
H. F. West
Perdita Beach
Fite
Harry Atkinson, Jr
Boston Tech
Dctarian Atchison
Macon
Henry D. McDowell
Monroe
Atlanta
Piedmont
Major Hubner Honored by Women's Pioneer Society
Major Charles W. Hubner was honored at a Women's Pioneer Society meeting at the Atlanta Woman's Club. Judge Ernest Kontz gave the life sketch and praise for Hubner's literature and spirit. Attendees included members of the Uncle Remus Memorial association Daughters of the Confederacy and other friends. tributes featured readings and songs.
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Charles W. Hubner
Women's Pioneer Society
Atlanta Woman's Club
Joseph H. Morgan
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Writers’ Club
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hubner
Women’s Pioneer Society
P. J. McGovern
McL. Wilson
T. T. Stevens
Ernest Kontz
Major Hubner
C. D. Gorman, Sr
McGovern
Wilson
Stephens
Robert Blackburn
Carolyn Cobb
Atlanta
Lorie Belle Wylie
Frank L. Stanton
Annie Mars Dow
Georgia
Miss Everhart
T PD. G
Decatur
480,000,000 Francs Asked of Belgium
Amsterdam December 1 Via London. Germany would continue wartime levy on Belgium at 40,090,000 francs monthly after year end, but later Belgians say authorities demanded 480,000,000 francs total. Monthly 40,000,000 installments, with security required immediately. If not provided, Belgians report seizure of private accounts and safe deposits.
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Amsterdam
London
Belgium
Georgia Chamber Committee Meets at 10 Oclock Today
A special meeting of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce executive committee is called by President Charles J. Haden for this morning at 10 oclock in the Chamber of Commerce building. It is the first meeting since steampaintment 1 Macon and is expected to draw all twenty five statewide members to discuss the planned publicity campaign.
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Haden
Chamber of Commerce
Macon
Georgia
Massengale Dies in Norwood Georgia Family Leader Passes
Paul E Massengale of Norwood Ga died Wednesday morning He was uncle to St Elmo Massengale W R Massengale Gordon B Massengale and BO Perkins of Atlanta and brother of J C Massengale of Minneapolis and Senator Thomas E Massengale of Norwood His funeral will be held in Norwood Thursday at 1 o clock Relatives left for services and he was a prominent figure in Georgia with Revolutionary War heritage and strong ties in the tenth district.
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Paul E. Massengale
Norwood
St Elmo Massengale
W. R. Massengale
Gordon B. Massengale
BO. Perkins
Atlanta
J. C. Massengale
Minneapolis
Thomas BE. Massengale
Massengale
SS Elmo Massengale
G. Perkins
Mr. Massengale
Georgia
Ilis
Tenth
Franklin dies at Atlanta private hospital
R. 5. Franklin, president of the Pee-Me's Bank of Mansfield Ga, and a prominent banker, died in an Atlanta private hospital late Tuesday night after being rushed there days earlier. He was 54, survived by two sisters, two brothers, and a niece. unmarried.
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AS Franklin
Pee- Me's Bank
Mansfield
Atlanta
Franklin
J. W. Anderson
Pauline Franklin
Cav
F. A. Frank Mansfield
G. A. Franklin
Covington
W. G Moore
Third Ward Civic Club Meeting Friday Seals Plans
The Woman's Third Ward Civic club will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Stephens home 465 Woodward avenue. The session focuses on selling Red Cross seals with a committee of twenty five asked to bring four additional names to form new selling teams.
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Woman's Third Ward Civic Club
Drizzle Probable For Atlanta Today
A weather note indicates drizzle is likely in Atlanta today after last night's rain failed to materialize. Forecasters expect a mild to moderate temperature shift as conditions clear later in the day.
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Atlanta
Graniteville Mills to Start Work Monday
Augusta Ga December 1 Special The three Graniteville Mills Graniteville Vaucluse and Hickman of the Graniteville Manufacturing Company now under receivers will restart on Monday FW Curry the new superintendent will run the plants and headquarters move from Augusta to Graniteville
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Augusta
Graniteville
Vaucluse and Hickman
Graniteville Manufacturing Company
FW. Curry
Auto Owners Offer Denatured Alcohol Preventa Radiators
One gallon containers of denatured alcohol and glycerine for auto radiators from freezing sold at $1 per gallon. Recommended by manufacturers. Available at Gone's three central stores.
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Cone
Gone
Property Accepted by Commissioners for Peachtree Battle Drive
The board of county commissioners at its regular meeting yesterday adopted resolutions from the public works committee to accept 100 feet of property along Peachtree Battle avenue for a proposed central parkway driveway. Property owners along the avenue turned over deeds to land along the route, widening the thoroughfare from fifty to 100 feet, with a ten foot sidewalk on each side. A firm work plan for the driveway will be outlined at the February meeting as donors and others appear before the commission to shape its 1916 program.
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Board of County Commissioners
Public Works
Peachtree Battle Avenue
Rural credits system proposed with central control
Chicago December 1 Robert D Kent a Passaic banker told the National conference on Marketing and Farm Credits of a rural credits system modeled on building and loan associations. Local associations would be supervised by a central national body with federal oversight akin to the comptroller of the currency. He argued private initiative would thrive, government operation not needed, and notes could be sold at moderate rates once the National Rural Credit Association gained public credibility.
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Chicago
Robert D. Kent
Passaic
N. J
Kent
Rroney
National Rural Credit Association
William Bensel Dies After Short Illness
William Hensel, retired contractor, died at his home at 66 East Ells Street after a brief illness. He was 83, elder of First Presbyterian Church, and helped lift the first spade at the church’s dedication. He built early Agnes Scott College buildings in Atlanta and celebrated a golden wedding in February. Survived by his wife and two sisters, Louisa Low of Minneapolis and Emmeline Crist of Middleton, KY. Funeral plans pending arrival of his nephew George B. Hinman of Boston.
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Wiliam Hensel
East Ells Street
Bensel
George B. Hinman
Boston
Hensel
First Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Agnes Scott
Mr. Bensel
Louisa Low
Minneapolis
Emmeline Crist
Middleton
Land Condemnation Set for National Forest Expansion
Greenville December 1. The federal government began proceedings to condemn 20 090 acres in Oconee county to reserve for a national forest. Over 8 500 notices will be served across the United States and Canada. Some deeds date back to 1780 and involve parts of the original fate of Joan C Calhoun. Attorneys from New York and Philadelphia are assisting eastern interests.
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Greenville
3. C
Oconee County
United States
Canada
Joan C. Calhoun
New York
Philadelphia
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