Arts and Crafts Exhibition Showcases Women’s Industry
A Woman’s Club arts and crafts exhibition drew a large audience with an angelus concert and displays by Miss Winburn of Griffin Georgia and Mrs Kate Hester Robson. The event highlighted developed and undeveloped crafts by Georgia women to promote home industry and summer decor, with juried pieces, hand weaving, rugs, portieres, tapestries, and floral displays. Guests included Misses Howell Ottley Hunnicutt Grant Calhoun Speer Munford Coles Campbell Northen and more. Mr and Mrs Robert Mobley to host a holiday season dance for their daughter Jonnie Mobley.
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Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Columbia College
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Daughters of the Confederacy
West Point
Edward Lang
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Julia Howell
Passie May Ottley
Aimee Hunnicutt
Margaret Grant
Harriet Calhoun
Oliver Speer
Elizabeth Munford
Laura Coles
Isoline Campbell
Annie Orme
Lucy Smith Eliabeth Morgan
Josephine Stoney
Mary Rice
Georgia Strong
Rice
Marjorie Northen
Robert Mobley
Jonnie Mobley
Balti More Place
Social gathers on Peachtree and at Capital City Club
Jr and Mrs Brown host a Peachtree Street reception from 8 to 11 in honor of the Western and Atlantic raid committee of the general assembly. Mrs Brown leads a group of stylish women in entertainment. Dinner for Senators planned. Tyon Clark Howell also hosts a Capital City Club dinner for Georgia state leaders. Miss Hoke singled out for attention. Burton Smite and wife host a dress supper for Miss Frances from Raleigh plus a readable guest list including Miss Rebecca Ad, Miss Margaret Newman, Miss Addie Maude, Miss Isabel Block, Miss Florence Jack, Miss Brent Whiteside, Mr Harry Wier, Mr Howard Austin, Dr Michael Aoke, Mr Les Edwards, Mr Harry Hull, Mr St Ormond, and Mr Shepard Bryan.
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Capital
Georgia
Hoke
Burton Smite
Iment
Frances the
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Noc ‘Res
Rebecca Ad
Margaret Newman
Misa A Newman
Mies Addie Maude
Isabel Block
Florence Jack"m2
Brent Whiteside
Harry Wier
Howard Austin
Michael Aoke
Les Edwards
Harry Hull
Birthday Luncheon for Annie Sykes Ric at Peachtree
Annie Sykes Ric, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rice, entertained two dozen friends Saturday at her Peachtree home for a birthday luncheon. The table featured a red theme with a pyramid centerpiece of roses and red carnations at the four corners. Guests enjoyed the festive decor and shared wishes for the celebrant.
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Annie Sykes
Ric
Mro
Charles Rice
Peachtree
Tehle
Miss Blodgett Lectures and Society Notices
Miss Blodgett three late lectures on Bible classes will run Tue Wed and Fri afternoons this week. A Jaggar for the Hospital for Incurables meets at Circle rooms Austell building today at 2:30. Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association meets with Mrs Moore in Grand building Wednesday at 3. Grady Hospital Aid Association meets Tuesday 10:30 in Mrs Lowry's parlor Aragon. Miss Lorena Williams and Mr Frank G Cook wed Thursday at 321 East Fair Street.
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Hospital For Incurables
Circle Rooms
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Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Mra
H. Moore
Td Grand Building
Grady Hospital Aid Association
Frank G. Cook
Lorena Williams
J. C. Richards
East Fair Street
Mr. Moore
The
Christian Church
Murder Stuns Town as Winston Smith Kills Aunt Mamie Thomas
Winston Smith a 25 year old black man is jailed in the Tower charged with murdering Mamie Thomas wife of his uncle. The shooting followed an argument after she sang during a card game at his Emmett and Hampton streets home. Five witnesses placed the crime. Smith claimed drinking as his excuse.
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Mamie Thomas
Smith
Tower
Megro
Mamia Thomas
Emmett and
Hampton Streets
North Carolina
Chastian
Dunbar
Perno
Strikes a Rich Find
Lancaster writer F. J. Green recalls chronic indigestion and nervous debility until Electric Bitters improved his health. He credits the tonic with keeping his wife in excellent health and praises its use for female troubles. The testimonial promises satisfaction guaranteed by druggists.
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F. J. Green
Lancaster
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Child Labor Bill Moves To Afternoon Session In Georgia
In a House steering committee meeting the child labor bill was set as special order for this afternoon. The measure by Mr. Houston of Fulton aims to regulate child employment in Georgia factories. A separate Blalock resolution to pay state bonded debt interest from the public property fund was scheduled for morning but earlier defeated and reconsidered.
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Houston
Pulton
Georgia
Blalock
Xmas Photographs Best Work At Moderate Prices
A brief note promoting Christmas photographs showcases best work at moderate prices with Ru 85a pricing reference. It highlights affordable options for seasonal portraits and keeps a local shop tone.
Hoke Smith Urges City Not to Agree on Tax Fight
Hoke Smith argues against granting city powers to regulate fares and taxes, warns against consolidation of street railways, and urges vigilance to protect municipal rights. He challenges bonds, property taxes, and trustees while urging careful action to prevent loss of control. Local officials discuss ordinance strength and potential future legal steps.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Tully
Woodward
Ilf
Kontz
Richsitand
Were Good on the Alley Contests Highlight Bowling Night
Good bowling was seen at Jack Wilson's as the Juniors faced the City Selected with a 290 to 223 result. The Wholesale Dry Goods edged the Commissions 236 to 218, and Crescents vs Stars was scheduled followed by a match between the Reghigrs and City Selected.
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Crescents
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