West End Dance and Community Events In Atlanta
West End dancing academy hosts an informal dance at their hall at 346 o'clock inviting members and friends. Free Saturday children’s entertainment begins this week with Mies Corrie Hunnicutt presenting stories songs and games. Various church groups and social clubs host bazaars dinners teas and matinee events at local venues including W. F. Staton School and the Driving Club. Local families host teas and luncheons with notable guests and performers.
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West End
West End Dancing Academy
Mies Corrie Huonicutt
West
Christin Harc
Migs Hunnicutts
Istanta
Adelaide Galloway
Pai Baptist
Wisa
Lucy Swann
West Band
Presbsterian Church
Ant Minvexs
Annie Lar ¢ Smith
Molde Harri
Dark Street
Pastor to Describe Kind of Christianity Needed by Atlanta
The annual City Sales News association service at Pryor Street Presbyterian Church will feature a morning sermon by Edward Hemp Hill titled The Secret of Success. Miss Jessie Parkins and Miss Leta Koltzendorft will perform solos, and an evening service at 730 will present The Kind of Christianity Atlanta Needs with a 30 minute choir-led song service.
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City Salesmews Association
Pryor Street Presbyterian
New Pryor
Glenn Streets
Ocloc
Edward Hemphill
Jessie Parkins J
Leta
Atlanta
December Begins With Heavy City Bank Clearings
Atlanta financial circles eye the Clearing House reports as December opens with heavy clearings. In the first three days this month totals near 10 million dollars, and five days exceed 16 million. If Saturday gains match last year, Saturdays may reach around 24 million. Increases through the week over last year range from 8.1 million to 1.48 million.
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Atlanta
Clearing House Association
Woman Hurt in Fall by Childe Restaurant Scene
Mrs Irene Holbrook of 00 Washington Street was injured Sunday morning after a fall while supping on the sidewalk in front of Childe restaurant on Marietta Street. She was taken to Grady Hospital with a back injury.
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Childe Restaurant
Marietta Street
Irene Holbrook
Washington Street
Grady Hospital
Mire Olbrook
Cardul credited for recovery from illness and good health
Mrs A L Snell of_fk D No 1 recalls severe abdominal pain and headaches from a childhood illness. After doctors warned of surgery she began Cardul, improved, then relapsed after exposure to rain. She again used Cardus with recovery and strong health restored, recommending Cardul as the best tonic she knows.
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Choe
Mra A L Snell
Fk D
Carduwi
Cardus
Dr Cara@ut
Opportunity Given Atlantas to Get Kitchen Cabinets
Hoosier kitchen cabinets, award winner at the Pan Pacific exposition, announce a Hoosier club in Atlanta. A limited number of cabinets will be placed in homes for one dollar, with exclusive agents Fa Matthews Co at 23 Alabama Street initiating openings today.
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San Francisco
Hooser Clube
Atlanta
Maththews & Co
Alabama Street
Walter Andrews Guest of Elks of Columbus
Columbus Elks honor Walter Andrews of Atlanta with a dinner and address. Andrews, a prominent Elks member, will give the memorial address at the First Baptist Church Sunday, with special ceremonies planned for the event.
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Walter Andrews
Elks OF Columbus
Columbus
Valdosta and Albany Adairsville Farmer Court Terms Postponed
Macon December 2 Judge Lambdin postponed December court terms at Valdosta and Albany to January due to Judge Speer attending the New Orleans appeals and Lambdin’s Kavannah start. Propertus farmer Bird Chamber injured when his arm and shoulder were caught in a grain shredding engine. collarbone broken and side lacerations reported.
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Valdosta
Albany
Adairsville
Adeurayie
Chamler
Here
Lusct
Ngs Hr
Reed Delivers Address At Waycross Festival
Harry Reed of Waycross gave the principal address during a Day of Arbor Day exercises and a large parade in Waycross. The event featured a historic and business float procession, a torchlight labor parade to close Prosperity Week, a Mary Street Park oak tree plantings, and more than 1300 schoolchildren in a Central School parade. Colonel Nisbet could not attend due to illness.
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Waycross
Eleventh District Medical Association
E A. Nisbet
Americus
Harry Reed
Central School
Woodrow Wilson
Mary Street
Fark
J L. Walker
Ware County
Sweet potato exhibit draws cheers at Atlanta store
A large yellow sweet potato weighed about 6% pounds and measured nine inches long with a 5% inch girth. It was grown by CW Morrill of Macon on his farm near Me Morrill and set beside a thriving crop of grapes. Morrill produced thirty bushels from one fourth acre and showcased the produce in an Atlanta shop window.
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Morrill
Atlanta
Constitution Office
CW Morrill
Macon
Retell
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