Athens society announces engagement and weddings
Social notes from Athens Georgia report engagements and weddings including Judith Moss to Dr Volney Harlowe of Boston and several January 29 marriage notices at Ansley Park. Many gatherings, luncheons, bridge clubs, and entertainments are listed with attendees and hosts.
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Society
Moss
Athens
wWed
Harlowe
Mra
John C. Moss
Judith
Volney Harlows
Boston
Pinex Based Home Cough Syrup Promoted
An advertisement touts a home cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours for coughs, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and asthma, urging readers to ask druggists for 4 ounces of Pinex and to demand satisfaction guaranteed with a money refund.
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E Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne, Ind
AH Saints' Guild To Sponsor Picture Evening
All Saints Episcopal church chapter will sponsor a Rialto theater run with Guild members granting tenets for a week. Frames include She Came to Help a dramatization and feature Daniels in the Bishon's Carriage. Reservations list Mrs G W McCerrew and many others for the bridge supper and social noting weddings and engagements among attendees.
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Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Rialto Theater
Franklin & Cox
Agergian
Behe Daniels
Bishon
Flonzaley Quartet to Play. Extra Seats Added
The Atlanta Music Study club reports added seating in the Capital City club ball room for the Flonzaley quartet concert next Monday afternoon. Extra tickets go on sale Saturday at Cable Piano company, with mall orders accepted all week at 516 Peters Building. The event caps the club’s season and is a highlight for serious music lovers.
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Flonzaley Quartet
Atlanta Music Study Club
Capital City
Gale
Cable Piano Company
Bose
Peters Building
Smith College Club Meets With Mrs Gaylord
Smith College club meets this afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs Paul Gaylord at her home 57 Briar Cliff Road All Smith alumnae residing visiting in Atlanta are invited.
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Smith College Club
Gaylord
Paul Gaylord
Briarcliff Road
Smith College
Atlanta
Brenau Students to Present Play Bolshevik in Atlanta
Brenau students will perform the play Bolshevik at Marist Hall in Atlanta Tuesday evening in honor of the Atlanta Drama League. The cast features a dozen talented girls from the college in both male and female roles with Miss Mary Ella Perry portraying the author in a comic part. Special scenery from Breau College's art shop will enhance the production, which follows Perry’s prior successes including Garden Seed.
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Renau
Inj Marist Hall
Atlanta Center
Drama League of America
Atlanta
Art Shop
Breau College
Mary Ella Perap
Miss Perry
Children’s ‘Theater
Boston
Milas Parrys
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors find no cold or influenza medicine reliable until the liver is activated through Calotab tablets. Calotab, taken on the tongue with water, causes no salts or nausea and aims to halt fever and ward off pneumonia, promising rapid relief once the patient feels well again.
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Pasumontia
Macon and Marietta Social Teas and Dinners Hold News
Mrs Richard Johnston hosts a dinner and theater party for Mrs Richard Hines of Macon. Mr and Mrs John K Gttley dine in honor of Mrs Louis Stevens of Macon. Mrs Fiera Northcutt entertains at a buffet supper in Marietta for Mrs Julia McNool and Charles Wesley De Foor. Mr and Mrs Trott plan a buffet supper for Miss Annie Trott and Arthur Arrington Wilson whose marriage is on Wednesday. Mike Charlotte Meador hosts lunch for Miss Rebecca Saunders. Miss Margaret Mitchell to host a bridge tea for Miss Blanche Neel of Macon, guest of Miss Dorothy Bates. Castilian Club anniversary dance at Segadio's hill tonight. Atlanta Center Drama League to present Brenau Players at Marist College.
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Neel
Blanche Néel
Macon
Dorothy Bates
Frances White
East Lake Country Club
Ned
Miles Bates
Richard Johnston
Richard Hines
John K. Gttley
Louis Stevens
Fiera Northcutt
Marietta
Julia McNool
Charles Wesley de Foor
Meg. Trott
Annie Trott
Arthur Arrington Wilson
Mike Charlotte Meador
Rebecca Saunders
Margaret Mitchell
Miau Blanche Neel
Castilian Club
Segadio's Hill
Atlanta Center Drama League
Brenau Players
Maristati
Club de Vingt
Gralgie House
Rebeces Ashcraft
Mary HW Broadworth
Caroline Beckham
Dorothy Brotherton
Edythe Coleman
Martha Boynton
Elizabeth Dunwody
Winnie Bella Davis
May Emery
Margaret Elder
Dorothy Hale
Isobel Hunter
Nelson Martin
A. P. Philips, Jr
Richard Reynolds
Ralph Pharr
Caleb A Richmond
Pierpont Spiker
C. B Trauson
C. A. Taylor
Edward van Winkle
Morgan “van Valkenburg
Norman White
Gerald Albright
Walter McArthur
Atlanta Athletic Club
Katherine Terrell
Dorothy Sims
Helen Whitehurst
R. D. Ison
Margaret Vaughan
Mildred Summerlin
Catherine Correll
Dodo White
Frances Salmon
Miss Fagan
Miss Wikie
Mary Elnor Kemp
Minnie Lee Birchfield
Lalla Ponder
Charlotte Hemmer
Maude Couch
Louise Scruggs
Luelle Kuhrt
Mildred Winston
Kate Law
Halen Whitehurst
Ruth Hutcheson
Ban Esther Meakin
Frances Dudley
Dorothy Haverty
Laura Rose
H. H. Johnson
W. R. Massengale
W. Reilly
Marion Swanson
W. G. Smith
L. J. Leonard
G. H. Ferguson
Julia McNeel
Charles Wesley DeFoor
Morgan McNeal, Jr
Euegene McNee
Charles Gardner
Joseph Wyatt
Malcolm Whitlock
Onslow
Milam
Arthur Crow
Wallace Montgomery
Hugh Blair
Ming McNeel
DeFoor
Ll. M. Trammell
B. B. Preyer
Savannah
Bloyd Northcutt
Joseph Brown
W. B. Tate
Speir Couple Host Big Capital City Club Dance
One of the week’s largest affairs was a surprise dancing party at the Capital City Club Monday night for George Caldwell Speir. The ballroom featured palms and potted plants with amilax ropes, sandwiches and punch on a fern-decorated table, and Bateman’s Novelty Orchestra provided the music. A balloon dance released hundreds of balloons bearing messages of good wishes for Mr Speir. Guests included Mr Ong Mrs William Butler John Fitzpatrick Claude E Frederict W W H Nelms F P Carlin and others.
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George Caldwell Speir
Batemen
Mr Ong
William Butler
John Fitzpatrick
Claude E. Frederict
H. Dn Nelms
FP. Carlin
My Pardy
C. F. Blount
BH. D. Berrien
J. J. Woodside
A. W W. Chase
W. W. Johnston
Wrile B. Burnett
J. B. Latimer
T CG. Law
Henry Davis
TK. Rambo
Staphret Ma
Verlin
Brandige Wot McKay
Brandige Wot McKay appears in early edition headings with limited readable fragments. The item references a person and possible event, but concrete details remain unclear in the fragment. Further text would clarify roles, dates, or affiliations for a precise card.
Misses Douglas Host Debutantes Tea in Eidetic Style
Miss Helen Douglas and Miss Jean Douglas entertained 109 young ladies and matrons yesterday afternoon at their home. Guests included Miss Ethel Tye and Miss Caroline Tye. Attire featured peacock blue, electric blue, brown lace and black lace gowns. Receivers at the door and social group assisting were noted, with Narcisse and jonquils in display.
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Helen Douglas
Misa
Jean Douglas
Ethel Tye
Caroline Tye
Maria Colcord
William Rose
Nancy Downing
Hamilton Douglas
John, Ll. Tye
Test Kindergarten Opens at Spring Street School
The first Atlanta public school kindergarten opened yesterday at Spring Street, funded by the Spring Street Parent Teachers Association. Thirty-two children ages three to six attended the session led by Miss Beatrica Bramlett with Mrs. RM Sims as assistant.
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Atlanta
Spring Street
Board of Education
Beatrica Bramlatt
RM. Sims
TegEige Bbssociation
Robert M .Crumley
Albert S." Adams
George Yundt
Carson Latimer
Mire Robert Martin
Arneet Adams
W. B.C
Sigs Robert Matin
W. Carrgill Latimer
Jo Berman
Bradley Shepherd
Yundt
Robert Crumley
Bramlett
Spring Street School
Frances Latimer
Margaret Alston
Ott Alston
Ira Goyee Smith
George Yundt, Jr
Carroll Quillian
Louise Richardson
Billy Jackson
DeJohn Weill
Morgan Wood
Charles Conyers
Dick Regenstein
Lawson McAfee
Carl Lindsley
Wingfield Jones
Eisia Swint
Entertainers and Opera Pieces At Atlanta Auditorium
A roster of Atlanta figures announces a Friday night concert at the Auditorium with a diverse program. Notable singers C D Culpepper Solon Drukenmiller and Mrs James H Whitten lead the quartet in a varied set including opera arias and favorite airs. Advance ticket sales are strong and Mrs John A Perdue chairs the event for the U D G chapter.
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Gounod
IL Trovatore
America
Atlanta
C. D. Culpepper
James H. Whitten
Charles Chalmers
Baust
Culpepper
Drukenmiller
Kypes
Ginsy
Ayneana
Whitten
Luncheon Honors Zalinski Nixon Guests at Piedmont Club
Mrs. Rosalie Nixon of New Orleans and Mrs. Gray Zalinski were honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Dudley Cowles at the Piedmont Driving Club. Thirty eight guests in eight-person tables wore formal gowns in black, old blue, and green, with pink rose décor and Japanese water color place cards.
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Furs
Rosalie Nixon
New Orleans
Lond
Gray Zalinski
Dudley Cowles
Piedmont
Andrew Calhoun
Bri
Dowdell Brown
Cowles Lon
Theon
Hugh Dorsey
John Ottley
Samuel Weyman
W.L. Peel
Frantr
Ellis
Charles Conklin
Samuel Porter
Franp Howard
Edward ©. Peters
Brg
Reverett Walker
Orme Campbell
Margaret Stewart
B . Condon
John B. Murphy
W. v. Sinlock
Ehney
James T. Williams
Irs
Bolling Yones
Hugh Lokey
Floyd MéRas
James Hickey
Sats Eerie Eee
Weie
Stiey Ernei
Oe OP Meerren
Thire On Vis Ton Aa Es
Andy
Midnight depot theft and burglaries reported at Scottsboro
Jefferson Mills of Decatur recounts a midnight intruder at Scottsboro depot who stole shaving items and cash from a private nook. The piece notes ongoing burglaries on South Avenue including thefts from Hayes store and Ingleside robbery, with a burglar killed in an earlier raid.
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Jefferson Mills
Decatur
Scottsboro
South Avenue
Republican Party Opens Permanent Atlanta Offices
The Republican Party opens permanent headquarters at 806 Central Building Atlanta to boost Georgia organization. John W. Martin will head the office with an executive secretary likely, keeping it open to disseminate Republican literature and swell party votes.
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Republican Party
Georgia
Republican National Committee
Rerulpr
John W. Martin
Americus Man Dies After Auto Accident
Americus Georgia January special report W M Tullis 70 a longtime prominent citizen died this morning from pneumonia after being struck by an automobile driven by W P Person last Saturday.
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Americus
W. M. Tullis
Atric
W. P. Person
Jewish Progressive Club Holds Dinner
One of the winter evenings' delights, the Jewish Progressive club held its semi monthly dinner and concert at the South Pryor Street clubrooms. Sidney Hartzenberger and Irving Edison directed music. Baby Bernardine McCarty sang and danced with accompanist Miss Bertie Hisenberg. Bobbi Worth entertained with impersonations. a novelty stunt was staged by Edison and Cohen. Other participants included George W. Davis Eloise Lasalle and Orr.
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Southryer Street
Sidney Hartzenberger
Irving Edison
Avening
Bernardine’ McCarty
Bertie Hisenberg
Henry Sigel
Bobbi Worth
Atlanta
Simon Cohen
Therogram
George W. Davis
Eloise Lasalle
Mr. Orr
Social items fill Atlanta social calendar
A chaotic recap of local visits, guests, weddings, births, and travel events across Atlanta. Notables include Miss Mildred Way of Memphis hosted by Mrs S Bright at 223 Fonse Leon Avenue. Mrs Pinckney Estes Grantzbers en route to New Orleans for a National Federation meeting. several residents visiting New Orleans, New York, and Orlando. weddings, anniversaries, and club entertainments noted with numerous names and places across the city.
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Annie Terrell la Vary
Javis Bigher
Miss Mildred Way
Memphis
S. Bright
Fonse de‘ Leon Avenue
Pinckney Estes Grantzbers
New York
New Orleans
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Federationa of the Southeast
Lawrence ‘Williams
Rosalie Nixon
Ernest Boyd
Ann Boyd
Ara
Atlanta
H. EB. Burr
Griffin
Sara Ripley
Cinda Burr
Howard Street
Kirkwood
W. D. Baden
Carter Paden
Acworth
Georgia
Births and social notices from Newark and Atlanta
Mrs. William Louie Roaby announce the birth of a son to be named William Louis Roney Jr. Mrs. John Baty is in Newark. Dr and Mrs. Hylen T. Morgan hosted a family dinner Sunday in honor of Br. Ay Morgan, visiting Rev Eoris in Atlanta, while his mother Mrs. Dave Morgan stayed nearby.
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William Morgan
New York
Meredith Collen
Henry Salmon
Boston
Prextt
Atam
Soe
William
Louie Roaby
William Louis Roney, Jr
John Baty
Newark
Hylen T. Morgan
Jkan
Br. Ay Morgan
Eoris
Atlanta
Dave ‘Morgan
Meetings Change for Uncle Romans Memorial Collaboration
The meeting will be held at Carnegie Library this morning at 10:30 instead of Wren's Nest. The board of city missions holds its regular meeting at Wesley Memorial Church at 10:30. The efficiency committee also meets at 10 o'clock at the same location.
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Carnégiesibrary
Wren's Nest
Board of City Missions
Wesley Memorial Church
Sarhe Place
Large sum raised to remodel Kirkwood Methodist Church
The Kirkwood Methodist Church has $13,000 sought for remodeling, overfunded by $415, with work likely to begin in spring. The 425-member congregation contributed generously after Grace Methodist Church pastor Marvin Williams preached a special sermon Sunday night.
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Kirkwood Methodist Church
J. S. Allgood
Rav
Marvin Williams
Grace Methodist ‘Church
Darkening gray hair home remedy shared by local resident
California resident J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa describes a DIY hair darkening mix. He claims a half pint water with bay rum one ounce Barbo Compound and Blyterine four percent creates a soft glossy shade without scalp staining. Apply twice weekly to achieve the color.
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J. A. McCrea
California
Harding Commer:34 Most on Climate
President elect Harding gave his sole national affairs comment in a interview published today noting a need for postwar readjustment before upgrade. He spoke at length on Florida climate while nationally the focus was on prices for carcass beef in Atlanta for the week ending January 29, 1921, with shipments sold out and an average of 15.39 cents per pound.
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Mismi Ie
Harding
Incal
Florida
Swit & Cone
Atlanta
Housewife praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Frank Seechert of Horizon Wisconsin writes that his daughter suffered months of backache and stomach issues. After using six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could eat, felt better, and resumed normal activity. He grants permission to publish the testimonial.
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Wis
Frank Seechert
Larabee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
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