Social items from Brunswick Georgia social season notes
Mrs J Lissner of Brunswick is the guest of sisters in the city and will spend holidays in New York after Christmas. Mr and Mrs Charles P Byrd Miss Gladys Byrd and Mr Tom Lyon return from their country place on the Stowah river with Thanksgiving gatherings. Miss Virgina Lingcomb to return from Muss' s counties school in New York on the 19th for holidays. Several guests plan dances and receptions in Ansley Park and at the Georgian Terrace as local society continues festive engagements with visitors from Newnan Nashville Chicago and Meridian.
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J . Lissner
Brunswick, Ga
Edward Gerdhun
Burke Loveman
Christa
New York
Charles P Byrd
Gladys Byrd
Tom Lyon
Aylene O
Stowah River
Thankselvins
Thankselving
Buews
David Brown Reas
Virggina Lingcomb
Muss' S Counties School
Missey
Ansley Bark
John Temple Graves
Georgian Terrace
Mys
McKenzie
Louise McKenzie
Chicaze
Spenseer HR Stone
Ansley Park
W OM Zirkle
Meridian
Drank Riedie, Jr
LaGrange
Harvey Hlsca
Miss Helen Keller to Lecture in Atlanta December 20
Miss Keller, deaf, dumb, and blind from infancy, will lecture at the Atlanta Auditorium Armory on December 20 under the auspices of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. This is her first Georgia appearance and is expected to draw visitors from out of town.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Armory
Wiss Kelle
Georgia
Abe
Atlanta Boy Wins Langhhan Poultry Show Prizes
Eleven year old Homer Jr of Lakewood trained Black Langshans for four years winning in both children and adult divisions. In the children sweepstakes he took second with a cockerel and third with a pullet. In the adult class he earned second with a cockerel first and second with pullets and a pen of chickens placed third.
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Atlanta
Southern International Poultry Chow
Hom Jr
Lakewood
Dist
Young Hill
Ghucken Raigore
Yaarab Patrol Visit to Forsyth Theater Impresses Crowd
Members of the Yaara Latio in white uniforms performed at the Forsyth Theater last night. About forty members appeared in a box seat as Shriners themed stunts amplified the show.
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Yaara Latio
Forsyth Theater
Thea
Horse and Buggy Stolen Near Hazlehurst
A valuable horse buggy and harness were stolen from I P Wallace a prominent planter living north of Hazlehurst. The identity of the robber remains unknown though officers are making diligent efforts to apprehend him.
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Haslenurat Giaincemperiv
I P Wallace
Hazlehurst
Carhartt to Open Atlanta Branch Factory
The Hamilton Carhartt company, Detroit makers of Carhartt overalls, will open two Atlanta branch plants on January 1. They lease floors on Pryor and Mitchell streets for five years at about 820000, employing around 200 workers. The Atlanta plant will supply Rock Hill outputs and represents a 2500000 annual value in total Carhartt production.
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Hamilton Carhartt Company
Detroit i
Adler
Atlanta
Carhart Company
Carhartt
Rock Hill
Atlainta
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Et Partridge Southern
W Ii Leahy
U&s
Decatur Odd Fellows hear good speeches at oyster supper
More than 100 Odd Fellows gathered at Decatur lodge No 192 as speakers from state and local groups praised the order’s work. Frank Smith of DeKalb County, Secretary Robert C. Ham speck of the Decatur Board of Trade, Judge Beall Stark of Dalton, and Claude Smith of Fairburn addressed the audience on education, roads, churches, and halls for Odd Fellows.
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Odd Fellows
Decatur
Dekalb County
Decatur Lodge
Franksmith
Wslonie
Robert CW Hamspeck
Decatur Board of Trade
Beall Stark
Dalton
Stark
Georgia Odd Fellows
Claude Smith
Fairburn
Fairburn Lodge
Idd Sodenhammer
Watkins to Speak Before Ad Men Today
Colonel Edgar Watkins, newly elected president of the Atlanta Bar Association, will deliver a twenty minute address on Ethics in Advertising at the 4d Mens club luncheon today at the Hotel Auster. Ad men anticipate a record crowd, with flaming red circulars sent to members. This final meeting before Christmas promises lively stunts after the new year.
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4D Mens Club
Atlana
Auster
Edgar Watkins
Atlanta Bar Association
Estate Report Involuntary Petition Against Gravenstein Bishop Company
Federal court records show an involuntary petition filed in Haralson and Coweta counties against the Gravenstein Bishop Company. Deputy Clerk Beers noted a November 6 filing of a schedule listing liabilities at 1,671,870 and assets at 4,012,872, with stock in trade and promissory notes among listed holdings.
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Gravenstein-Bisnap
Compan Haralson
Coweta County
Beers
Hon
Ferris
Gravenstein Bishop Company
Red Cross Seal Workers Set Furious Pace on First Day
On opening day of Red Cross Christmas seal sales in Atlanta Mrs C H Booth and her Corps of workers led a brisk start. Early reports suggest day one will reach $400 in sales and aim to reach one million seals canvassed by December 23. Committees plan school and public sales across downtown venues, with students contributing about 19 cents each.
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Red Cross
Mra C H Booth
Ponce de Leon
Booth
Hugh M Waller
Lather
Roaser Jr
Thusda
Wade Conkling
Atlanta
Promise to Build Ansley Park Fire Station Next Year
Mayor James G Woodward declared he would push funding in the 1914 finance sheet for an engine house and equipment in Ansley Park. Councilman W G Humphrey backs the project with support from the finance committee to secure the necessary money. The Winecoff fire hastened action, and Humphrey said funds could be provided to install the station next year.
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James G Woodward
Mivou
Highth Ward
W G Humphrey
Woodward
Winecoff
Ansley Park
Humphrey
France
Wadnesday
Fast Auto Service Promised for Xmas Parcels
The firm announces a new automobile delivery system to handle Christmas orders. They secured one of the latest models to rush in parcels for Hyeres and promise expedited delivery for orders called in by phone. The plan aims to meet peak holiday demand and ensure prompt service.
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WU Uwigh & Fo
Fim
Hyeres
Patek
Concen
New York Banker Dies in Government Prison
A New York banker serving a federal sentence near Atlanta died in the penitentiary hospital following an operation. The inmate, Frank Arnold, aged about 60, was received in 1912 and had long been a prominent resident of New Berlin. His body was prepared for shipment to his family home as prison officials withheld further details.
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Federal
Atlanta
Frank F @rnold
Bbitentiary
En Berit
Federal Penitentiary Hospital
Arnold
Re Ords
Harry
Pryor Street
New Berlin
Methodists Gather for Meeting Today in Atlanta
Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church gather at Egleston Memorial on views of Atlanta. Prominent preachers and laymen will address the conference with sessions Thursday and Friday featuring Olson Atlanta Stehee Kitsgerain and others. Bishop Leete of Atlanta preaches Sunday morning, Bowell of Birmingham in the evening.
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Methodist Episcopal
Atlanta
Egleston Memorial Church
Methodist Feneepal Church South
Alabama
Florida
CW Olson
Bur Stehee
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