Meetings Snapshot From Atlanta Franes Wizard Woman's Union
The Atlanta Frances Wizard Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets this afternoon at Trinity church in the Sunday school room at 3. Visitors welcomed. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Scottish Rite Convalescent Hospital for Crippled Children has no regular meeting today. The Atlanta Anti-Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurse Association directors meet at 22 East Cain Street this afternoon at 3 30. Sheltering Arms holds a regular morning meeting at 161 Walton Street nursery at 10 30 sharp. large attendance urged as Christmas matters require attention.
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Atlanta Frances Wizard Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Scottish Rite Convalescent Hospital For
Atlana Anti-Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurse ‘Association
East Cain Street
The
Sheltering Arms
Nursery
Walton Street
Social Roundup of Visits and Weddings in Atlanta Area
Hackensack socialite E B Archer visits Miss Jennis Dar. Miss Parker and Mr Phillips wed at the bride’s parents in Gainesville. Mrs Clarke and Mrs Hemphill travel en route to Athens and Chicago respectively. Mrs Crouch returns from Florida by automobile. Baltimore guest Milas Eliza Dancey to visit Mrs Robert Alston. Arline Thornton visiting Hopehua and LaUranke. Mrs Branan critically ill at 77 Walker St. Jett departs for New York business. Mrs Harver Lili to stay with Dr Fadley in LaGrange. Mr Robert Vay returns from Washington. Benlee Harris Jr. back in Charlotte. Mrs A A Smith and Frances Smith to Columbus to visit Mrs Russell Johnson. Airyomer Lowndes assists Edward Fitzgerald in Birmingham. Mrs A G M Ross of Montrose guests Harper. Boykin returns from Florida. Milady Newcomb from Havana to City Club for Clarkson wedding. J W Conway back from Savannah. Lt. from ten days abroad. Newell returns home.
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E. B. Archer
Hackensack
Jennis Dar
Charles Phillips
Georgian Terrace
Augustus Clarke
Athens
Abs
Pon. Parker
Gainesville
Clarke
Hattie Parker
Trends Intlanta
Milas Eliza Dancey
Baltimore
Robert C. Alston
Arline Thornton
Qopehua
Ala
LaUranke
Mary A Branan
Charlis
Fadley
Robert © Vay
Washington
Sohn A Boykin
Florida
Min Tlairy RC Newcomb
Havana
Duns
Fannie Atkinson Clarkson
Wil
Stewart Boyd
Aorial City
J W Conway
Cox
Savannah
Taeutenant
Fouls Newell
Soda Fountain Wreck Attacks Tex Soda Company
A carbonating machine at the Tex Soda company on Hunter Street blew up shortly after midnight Wednesday, destroying the carbonation system and damaging the soda fountain. McDaniel and George Watson, passing nearby on their way home, reported the explosion and saw burglars fleeing.
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Tex Soda Company
Hunter Street
Gall
McDaniel
George Watson
Georgia Train Schedule Changes Announced
Changes to Georgia railway timings were announced affecting departures from here. The 6:00 a.m. Augusta train shifts to 7:25 a.m. The Atlanta to Charleston and Wilmington through train now leaves at 5:30 p.m. instead of 4:40 p.m. The adjustments aim to improve connections at several terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway
Fective
Therain
Augusta
Atlanta
Charleston
Wilmington
Pastor's Daughter Drives Cotton Boom To $39,000
Rev Stephen D Cremean a North Georgia Methodist pastor turned cotton investor has grown $200 into more than $80,000 in four years by buying on price drops and selling on rises. His 17 year old daughter saved dimes to buy a bale of cotton and now helps manage the market bets, saying she will sell when prices exceed 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. Cremean
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Tus
Cremean
Atlanta
Mount Vernon
Newnan
Mr. Cremean
Falesma Cremean
Lanka
Atta
Musicale Tonight by All Saints Guild Chapter
The All Saints Guild Chapter No 2 presents a musicale tonight at 8 PM in the home of Mrs James H Whitten 223 Myr atree. Mrs Hugh Cardoza chairs the program with Mrs Whitten Mrs Peyton Todd Solon Draken Walter Harry Bates and J P O'Donnelly among participants. Refreshments follow for an enjoyable evening.
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Atlanta
Wen
James H. Whitten
Myratree
All Saints’ Quild Chapter
Hugh Cardoza
Whitten
Irs Peyton EH. Todd
Solon Drakenwalter
Harry Bates
J. P. O'Donnelly
Birth of a Nation engagement draws packed Atlanta crowds
The Birth of a Nation continues to draw crowds at the Atlanta theaters with packed houses and booming advance sales. Audiences praise the 5,000-scene reconstruction spectacle and its symphony accompaniment. Vaudeville acts by James C. Morton and Frank Moore headline the Forsyth, with McIntyre and Heath billed next week. At the Grand, Lou Telleken debuts in The Vaknows, and The Red Mirage showcases a notable cast. Silver Threads Among the Galts screens at the Strann, while The Unknown at the Grand features Tellegen with a prominent supporting company. Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair comes to the Vaudette, marking Mrs. Fiske’s motion picture appearance in Atlanta with Triangle offerings drawing strong attendance.
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Atlanta
Thors
Eanty
Recuresens
James C. Morten
Frank Moore
Muslatt
Ville
Moore
Morton
Howard
George H. Hiexman
McIntyre and
Heath
Lene
Grand
Lou-Tetleken
Jesse Ia Lasky
J. A. R. Wylies
Foreign Legion
Sahara Desert
Mr ‘Tellegen
Ubugual Caremients
Ar ‘Theodore Roberta
Dorothy Davenport
Il Clements
Tom Yorman
Horace 5. Carpenter
Haymond Mutton
Vaudette
Mrs. Fiske
Becky ‘Sharp
Triangle Corpraton
Goers
Georgia State Horticultural Society Meets in Athens
The fortieth annual meeting of the Georgia State Horticultural Society will be held in Athens January 18 and 19. The Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association and the Georgia Breeders' Association will also be in session. Short courses in horticulture agro cotton industry and animal husbandry start January 2, with many attendees likely to extend their stay for the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Georgia State Horticultural Society
iGeorgia Dairy and
Georgia Breeders’ Association
Rev Frank Hunt to Be Appalachia Evangelist
Rev Frank D Hunt from Decatur Georgia, nine years an evangelist for the Atlante Presbytery, accepts call as evangelist of the new synod of Appalachia and will leave for Bristol Tennessee on January first.
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Frank Hunt
Appalachia
Frank D. Hunt
Decatur, Ga
Synod of
Bristol
Tenn
Janary
Ad Clubs Quartet Boosts Red Cross Seal Sale
The Ad Men's club led by President Julian V Boehm staged a publicity drive on a motor truck at Brown & Allen’s corner with a plano and their quartet. Red Cross Christmas seals quickly sold as the crowd gathered, then the procession moved to Nunnanlygeon Peachtree with megaphones amplifying the scene. Avanti ta employees C J Aldred P W Crutchfield A Webster and G H Parks played alongside pianoist C Braum. Committees for today included Catholic Ladies led by Dr Joseph H Hines and Dr Clause Jones with a long roster of volunteers. Mrs Jerome Jones heads another committee with assigned members reporting by 9 clock. Afternoon high school girls and Junior Choir members from All Saint's Episcopal Church will assist, parading with a brass quartet led by William E Arnaud in a Belle Tale Auto parade car.
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Julian V. Boehm
Ad Men's Club
Brown & Allen's
Clause Jones
Hallie ‘Rumiin
Mias Live Doyle
Louise Donaldson
Louie ‘Shrash
Nannie Sue Smith
Bessie Smith
Mary Harper
Lucie Truitt
Florence
John Justin
Hinchcutt
HH. Kirkpatrick
John Burgess
A. J. Moss
W. G. Wald
J. Kinse
D. Floyd
George ‘Clayton
Tacephine Burns
Mier Satrine Smith
Charles Ray
J. G Harrison
Frank ‘Hammond
White
B. Lewis
William Wardlaw
V. L. Birth
Henry DeGive
W. C. Hatcher
Elizabeth Gress
E. H. Frazer
Fred Wodgson
T. J. Hipsey
A. Parker
Tom Weaver
Elizabeth Richardson
E. D. Guinn
Marion Smith
Fred 8
Jerome Jones
C. P. Connally
J. M. Standon
Edward Oxford
LH. Crumbley
C. Delaney
C . Burns
E. C. Lester
William E. Arnaud
Argantat
Belle Tale Auto Company
Jana
Secretary Clarke Leaves Quitman for Atlanta Work
The Brooks County Industrial Club commends General Secretary Edward Young Clarke for his effective leadership and strong financial report. Clarke was released from active duties to take up an Atlanta job offer, with decision pending among several Atlanta opportunities. Officers Stalley Stubbs Groover will oversee club affairs during his absence.
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Quitman
Spc Ial
Brooks County Industrial Club
Edward Young Clarke
Clarke
Atlanta
Wil
J. A. Stalsley
Herbert Stubbs
Denmark Groover
Bounding Warrior Ford Peace Ship Name Revealed
Henry Ford’s peace expedition sails toward Europe amid chatter about the ship’s name Bounding Warrior and the meaning of Oscar the vessel’s moniker. George H. Hickman, Forsyth theater manager, hints at a Norwegian source who translates Oscar as Sounding Warrior.
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Henry Ford
Europe
George H. Hickman
Forsyth Theater
Ford
Oscar
Mr. Hickman
Moonshine Still Found On the Blalock Farm
A large moonshine still was discovered on the Blalock farm in Fayette County. Sheriff Jenkins and Deputy Collector RG Tutile reported the find, noting the still was hidden in a hollowed haystack supported by a wooden frame. The proprietors fled as investigators traced the active apparatus. Five miles west of Fairburn, on the same day, the largest county still to date was uncovered.
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Fayette County
Internal Revenue
Blalock
Jenkins
RG Tutile
Fairburn
Injured Conductor Awarded Damages in Railway Suit
G M Adams a former freight conductor on the Louisville and Nashville Railway was yesterday awarded 5000 damages in his suit heard before Judge Pendleton. The case claimed injuries endured while on duty with the railway and one defendant was represented by Reuben Arnold and Lee Wirth formerly from Birmingham.
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G. M. Adams
Wisville and Nashville Railway
Pendleton
Reuben Arnold
Lee Withen
Birmingham
Harp Singers to Visit Police Station Next Sunday
The J. J. White Sacred Harp singers will perform at the police station next Sunday evening starting at Welook. The public is invited to attend this community event.
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J. J. White
Charter Granted for a Savannah and Atlanta Railroad
Secretary of State Phil Cook yesterday granted a charter to the Savannah and Atlanta railway. The line will start at St. Clair Bourke county and run about sixty miles northwest through Jefferson Glascock McDuffie Warren and Wilkes to Washington with plans to reach Atlanta. Capital stock is 500000 with 230000 preferred and 250000 common. Incorporators include James Imbrie John H Hunter Henry D Stevens Edwin M Frank Thomas P Goodbody Charles E Gay Jr Robert M Hitch Reiner L Denmark J Grainer and W P Tulinguast, all of Savannah.
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Phil Cook
Savannah
Savannah and Atlanta
St. Clair
Bourke County
Jefferson, Glascock
McDuffie
Warren
Wilkes
Washington
Atlanta
James Imbrie
New York
John H. Hunter
Henry D. Stevens
Edwin M. Frank
Thomas P. Goodbody
Charles E. Gay, Jr
Robert M. Hiteh
Reiner L. Denmark
J. =. Grainer
Bishop Addresses Ministers in Augusta Conference
The Augusta M E conference met at Bethel Church with Bishop Flipper presiding. Devotions by Johnson McDonald Wingfeld and the bishop, secretaries elected, and the bishop urged sobriety among preachers while stressing a $25,000 goal for Christian education. Rev. William Gaines delivered the annual sermon and will likely be a general conference delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bethel Church
Flipper
William Gaines
Wesley J. Gaines
Breaks Playmate's Leg In School Yard Incident
On a Perry Ga school grounds Len Hemingway kicked Paul Brewer about seven years old, breaking his leg between the knee and thigh in a Monday morning incident.
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Perry. Ga
Overver
Perry Eagh School
Len Hemingway
Paul Brewer
Resigns as Pastor of Macon Church
Rev Leroy M Anderson resigned as pastor of the First Christian church in Macon Ga citing a small salary and lack of cooperation from members. He plans to enter the evangelical field.
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Macon
Leroy M. Anderson
First Christian Church of
Don’t Stay Gray Don’t Stay Gray
Advertises Brownatone hair stain claiming it safe and effective vs dyes containing lead or mercury. Promises instant gray coverage with no rubbing or washing, two shades, 25 cents or $1, sample offer with 10 cents, Kenton Pharmacal Co address in Covington KY and distributor mentions in Atlanta Jacobs' Pharmacies.
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Kenton Pharmaca
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Airyomer Lowndes
Edward Fitzgerald
AG. M Ross
Montrose, Ga
Harper
Rex Soda Company
Georgia
Falescia
Guild Chapter
Keith
Lou- Tellegen
Galt
Richard J Jose
America
Strann Theater
Mr. Jone
Nell Lavender
Vanity Fair
State Horticultural Society
AD Club
RED Cross
Ahrihiye
Company Intenda
A, M. E. Bishop
Ostrich
Paradise
Morton and Moore
Forsyth
Horlick
J. M. High CO
Ideal
Copenhagen
J. M. High
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