Family Notes From Worcester and Savannah
Mrs Albert Heyward returns to Worcester Sunday. Miss Rosaland Wood of Savannah visits Mrs Luther Rosser Jr. Mrs Howard Randall and her three children return to Cincinnati after a month with Judge and Mrs George Eel. Mrs W B Mehan leaves for Asheville after visiting her mother Mrs Nutting. Mrs W E Fonte of Worcester visits daughter Mrs G C Shms for the winter. The wedding of Miss Eada Annye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heyward
Worcester
Mass
Misa Rosaland Wood
Savannay
Luther Rosser, Jr
Howard Randall
Social Whirl in Georgia and Nearby Cities
Notices of gatherings and visits across Georgia and nearby towns. Cole and Mr J R Houchin attend services at Trinity church. Raymond and Daniel to return home by week’s end. Haggards of Nashville to stay at Georgian Terrace next week. Lucie Franklin gains graduation congratulations from St Joseph’s infirmary training school. Ruth Wings spending week in Anniston. Lamar Latham from Washington DC convalescing at Mrs Conklin’s. Mrs Clarence Fell returning from New York via Hartford. Nell Waldo hosting bridge Friday. Marie Louise Asher returns to city from Burnt Sham. A A DeLeach at home at Georgian Terrace. Nina Carpenter returns today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Charles Conklin
Clarence Fell
New York
Hartford
Conn
Nell Waldo
Birth and visit notes from Greenville and Providence
The record lists Miss Wickliffe Warm visiting in Greenville after a stay with Mss Madge Bannigan of Providence who will visit Mr and Mrs Rena Marshall after the holidays. Mrs Leola Mecune Harrie is critically ill at 431 Courtland Street. Dr and Mrs James L Campbell of Inman Park announce the birth of a son.
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Greenville
Wickliffe Warm
Madge Bannigan
Providence
Rena Marshall
Leola
Mecune Harrie
Courtland Street
Carrie Hulsey
Piedmont
James L. Campbell
Inman Park
Jonesboro Newspapers Consolidated Under The News
Jonesboro Georgia December 9 The Enterprise and The News have merged. Ben F. Perry of The Enterprise bought The News from J F Scott and O A Hanes. The two papers will operate as The News by Perry and Hanes. Scott has returned to Conyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
The
Enterprise
the News
Ben F. Perry
J. F. Scott
O. A. Hanes
News
Perry
Hanes
Scott
Conyers
Sunday Selling Law Enforced in Rome
Rome Ga December 9 Officers of the Floyd city court have begun strict enforcement of Sunday laws. Warrants issued for restaurant operators and storekeepers selling soft drinks cigars and fruits on the Sabbath. Lena Rossi pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Floyd City
Lena Rossi
Judge Daniel Fights Bankruptcy Petition in Georgia
Savannah Ga December 9 Judge H R Daniel of Swainsboro city court sits in U S court to faces involuntary bankruptcy petition He asks postponement to allow two material witnesses to testify in his defense awaiting further action in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Snelat
H.R. Daniel
Swainsboro
United States
Sheppard
Farewell Sermon For Transferred Pastor Arnold
Reverend W. B. Arnold preached his farewell at the First Methodist Church after a year’s service in Wuasumbi. A large crowd attended as friends wished him success in Macon. Reverend W. E. Towson will succeed and arrives Thursday for new duties.
Deserted Groom Weds Again After Quick Divorce
Ernest T. Fuller, a railroad worker, divorced from Mary McDonald Fuller after a brief marriage on March 31 1907. Monday he married Annie Belle Richardson at Rev. John Purser’s home in West End, then secured a divorce minutes later and remarried the same day at 25 Brookline Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Fuller
Annie Belle Richardson
John &. Purser
West End
Buller
Miss Richardson
Tobin
Fuller
Mary McDonald Fuller
Brookline Street
W. & A. Railroad
Mary McDonald
World Baptists to pray for Judsons centennial
Worldwide Baptist prayer gathers will honor Adoniram Judson and wife Ann Hasseltine Judson on the hundredth anniversary of Judson's arrival in India. Services span Rangoon to North America with mass prayers at Ford Hall Boston and regional times from Buffalo to the Pacific. Judson's Salem departure for India marked the couple's early mission work and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rangoon
Burmah
India
Adoniram Judson
Ann Hasseltine Judson
First Baptist
America
Buffalo
Omaha
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Pacife
Jugsons
Ford Hall
Boston
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Salem
Mass
Automobiles Deaths Stir New York Amid Expo
New York during the safety exposition is alarmed by frequent automobile fatalities. Women from various groups form a committee to urge Mayor Kline to create a bureau for speeding prevention. The Society for Public Safety, chaired by Edith Kelifert, plans a mass meeting at Cooper Union to discuss the crisis. There have been 211 deaths in eleven months with only 39 arrests and no licenses revoked, despite over 50,000 cars in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Kline
Society For Publi Safety
Edith Kelifert
Cooper Union
Shealser
Society For Political Study
Faith in Dreams Shown by Police in Missing Person Case
New York December 9 police searched every city hospital for William H. Berd a Philadelphia resident believed missing from 2921 West Lehigh Avenue The search followed a dream tip from Henry Hartman Philadelphia noting a relative dreamed of him in a New York hospital ward The effort yielded no results and a general alarm remained in effect Boyd is described as financially well off and a prominent Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Berd
Henry Hartman
Philadelphia
Boyd
West Lehigh Avenue
Republicans to Fight to Capture the House
Washington December 9 Republicans prepare a national campaign to win the house next November. Headquarters to be opened this week under Secretary John Fiversman. Republican representatives from several states meet as party leaders plan to contest 165 districts and seek about half the seats. The effort will start with an educational phase from Washington and expand with organized volunteers to aid candidates in key districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
John Fiversman
National Congressional Committee
Government charity proposal fails in New York council
An ordinance to pay 50 cents daily to wives or dependents of men sent to the workhouse for nonsupport failed in the New York Board of Aldermen. It drew 33 votes in favor, seven short of the 22 needed, with Alderman John P. Walsh opposing, calling it a social cure-all of professional altruists and warning of paternalism that would perpetuate pauperism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John P. Walsh
Sai Hugeyes
Libel suit settled by Frank A. Munsey
London December 9 a libel suit by Grand Duke Bovis of Russia against the Frank A. Munsey company was settled out of court but the grand duke will testify December 18 to clear his character. Frederick B. E. Smith, counsel for the grand duke, said the case would have required many witnesses but the matter was settled to avoid it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grand Duke
Bovis
Russia
Frank A. Munsey
Manchuria
Kurepatkin
Frederick BE. Smith
Piedmont Coal Co Advertises Lump Coal Price
Local ad announces lump coal offered by Piedmont Coal Co at four pounds seventy five pence per ton. Street address 1023 provided for purchasing inquiries and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Piedmont. Coal Co
Macon Mayor Stripped of Appointive Power
Macon Georgia December 9 The city council passed Alder man Hayes ordinance as amended taking from the mayor the power to appoint the police and fire chiefs and their departments and vesting it in the two department heads and committee chairmen jointly Confirmation by council now required for these appointments after over seventy years of mayoral control
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Hayes
Children Die From Drinking Liquor at East Side Wedding
A coroner's physician links the death of three young children to liquor consumed as guests at an east side wedding. Two more children are seriously ill. A chemical analysis is planned as police say adults at the event drank liquor without apparent effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Anderson Undergoes Appendicitis Operation in Savannah
Savannah Ga December 9 J Randolph Anderson president of the Georgia senate was operated on today for appendicitis. The operation was successful and Mr Anderson is expected to improve rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
J. Randolph Anderson
Georgia Senate
Anderson
Brownie Cameras Offer Simple Photos for All
Sk Hawkes Company Kadek Department at 14 Whitehall street advertises Brownie cameras with prices from 1 to 12 dollars and claims even a child can take successful pictures, noting they work like Kodaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodaks
Sk. Hawkes Company
Kadek
Whitehall Street
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