St Marks church donors and Hyperion club socials noted
A Sunday program at St Marks Methodist features soloists Edai Bartholomew and Oscar Happenheimer with Mrs J W Kart Aliie Purser and Helen T Conyer among performers. Socials include a bridge party for Mrs Marshall in Charlotte and a Hyperion club dance with many guests and a Valentine week dressy program. Mrs Sciple and Mayer Recital praised for artistry at Atlanta Conservatory. A silver tea at Nellie Peters Gibbs home benefits All Saints Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marks Method Ss Opal
Edai Bartholomew
J. W. Hurt
Oscar Happenheimer
J. W. Kart Aliie Purser
Helen ‘T. Conyer
Sohn M. Gooper
J. D. Scott
Mr. _Oscar
Pappende
E. Bartholomew
Nellie Peters
Spring Street
M. Ne Guild .of
All Saints! Church
Carolyn Cobb
Brownatone Hair Stain Promises Quick Color Change
An advertisement extols Brownatone hair stain as a fast, safe solution that alters hair to golden brown, medium brown, or black. It claims long lasting, undetectable results with minimal retouching as hair grows. Sold by druggists and makers offer trial bottle and book for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Tharmacal
Pike St
Covington, Ky
Atlanta
Sacce Pharmacies
Suffrage Tea Room At Peachtree Street Opens Daily
Suffrage Tea Room at 217 Peachtree Street reports daily operation with a rotating hostess schedule led by Mrs Philip Wilcox from New York now residing in Atlanta. Tea with cake or sandwiches costs five cents and is supported by a line of social events including musical teas and bridge gatherings across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffrage Tea Room
Suffrage Headquarters
Peachtree Street
Philip ‘Wilcox
New York
Atlanta
Wilcox
George Harrington
J.C. Cook
Turner
Janie Cooper
Mai
Wednesday Meetings and Club Gatherings Listed
The notice lists a Wednesday morning study circle with Mrs. J C Greenfield at 628 Edgewood Avenue at 10 30 AM, an executive board meeting of the Woman s Baptist Missionary Union today at 1 30 PM in room 710 Ethan Building, a sewing club session at 2 30 PM with Mrs W E Campbell at 990 Ponce de Leon Ave, and the St Anthony s Guild monthly meeting at 3 30 PM at the rectory 251 Ashby Street. Swift Company s Reef in Atlanta reports weekly average 9 83 cents per pound for the week ending Saturday January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Greenfield
Edgewood Avenue
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of
Orgin
Ethan Building
Cone
St. Anthony’s Guild
Ashby, Street
Swift
Asice of Reef
Atlanta
Society Notes From the Georgian Terrace and Around
Mrs R Broderick returns from Chicago with Mr Broderick to the Georgian Terrace. Dr and Mrs HF McManus announce the birth of a son named Hugh Forrear McManus Jr. Several residents travel to Daytona and Alabama. Mrs S K Dick to return from Washington with relatives. Miss Rita Froshin back after six months abroad. Wedding plans for Miss Wyoline Lowe Purtell and Shennon Perry noted. Many social visits and box parties at Forsyth, with several residents visiting Athens, Marietta, Raleigh, and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Broderick
Georgian Terrace
HF. "McManus
Brooks, Ga
Hugh Forrear Omanus, Jr
McManus
Eula Butts
T. BR. Felder
T. B. Felder, Jr
Daytona
Fiz
HL Hampton McConnell
Yessay
Alaama
Anak
Dahlonega
Misa Wyoline Lowe Purtelt
Shennon Perry
W. J. Crouch
Carters
Ville
George Crouch
George F. ‘Newell
Marietta
Jis
Gi. EH Brown
Byron Apartments
W. C. Jamnasin
Marie Louise
Asher
Forsyth
Sue Brinkley
Poston
Lillian
Cat
Elizabeth Winship Bates
Athens
Annie Winship Bates
Tucy Cobb
W.S. Elkin
Ugh Richardson
Edward Inman
Wampton Terrace
Augusta
George L. Morton
Georgel. Morton, Jr
Kentucky
William Tilt
O. A. Wood
Hampton _Terrace
Alfriend
Motors
Eawin F. Johnson
Phinizy Calhoun
Hampton Terrace
S. F. Nininger
Richmond
A. R. Nininger
Charles .Nevile
Savannah
Brooks County Industrial club achieves Belgian immigration goal
Brooks County Industrial club demonstrates efficiency by advancing a Belgian farmer immigration movement. A Baltimore group reports 42 Belgians at sea and 200 ready for America, with Brooks County able to claim any portion. The effort began last October and culminates in a feasible plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Brooks County Industrial Club
Brooks County
Brooks ‘County Industrial Club
Atlanta
Industrial Club
Aetter
Southern Settlement and Development Organization of
Baltimore
Southern Settlements and Development Organization
America
Gso
Baracas To Hold Mock Trial Thursday In Odd Fellows Temple
A mock trial will be staged Thursday night at the Odd Fellows temple at Moore and Decatur streets to aid the Cooper Street Baraca class. Admission is 15 cents with proceeds funding a new Sunday school room on Cooper Street. Sally Johnson sues for absolute divorce from Rastus Johnson and seeks alimony and non possession of her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Moore and
Decatur Streets
Cooper Street
Sally Johnson
Rastus Johnson
Renfroe Resigns from Smoke and Fire Board
J N Renfroe resigns from the smoke and fire board after being elected as councilman. The vacancy will be filled at the next meeting. Delegation members say they have not seen a man for the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frst
J. N. Renfroe
New Fiddlers Reach Atlanta for Championship Honors
Two new entrants for Georgia’s fiddle championship, Matthew Whitaker and Simmons Goslin, arrive from Bald Knob and Shady Dale with plans to enter the Old Fiddlers convention at the Auditorium. They seek a sample from champion Fiddlin John Carson who performs with a half pint bottle claimed as not taxed. The convention runs four nights with Italian band interludes and reserved seats on sale at Shepard’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Matthew
Mark Whitaker
Bald Knob
Goslin
Ad Simmons
Shady
Daie
Fiddlers
John Carson
Carson
Qid
Greatore
Shepard's
Hee Cee Avenue
Pryor Street
Dr Soule to boost Southeastern fair on Thursday night
Dr Andrew M Boyle president of the State College of Agriculture will address the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to report Canada’s agricultural progress from the Toronto fair and outline features of the Southeastern fair. Moving pictures of farm scenes and industry will be shown and invitations sent to members of the Atlanta Association of Credit Men for the event at the Chamber of Commerce building with refreshments and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Andrew M. Boyle
State College of Agriculture
Canada
Toronto
Soule
Ea J. L.adams
Atlanta Association of Credit Men
Chamber of Commerce
Theaters on Sundays Opposed by Preachers
A meeting of evangelical ministers condemned Sunday theater openings and fruit stands, urging the Law and Order League to push enforcement before council. They will join the Grocers and Butchers Association to seek action, while a committee plans to oppose convict cages during transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thevangelical Ministers’ Association
Cive Law and Order League
Grocers and Butchers Association
Law and Orderlesgue
Board of County Commissioners
Austin and Smith form new Atlanta law firm
James W. Austin and Youne B. Smith announce the creation of Austin & Smith with offices in the Atlanta National Bank building. Vortimer Macon, a skilled abstract attorney from Macon, joins to head the abstract department. Austin is a longtime Atlanta lawyer. Smith previously worked with Cravath & Henderson in New York and more recently with Wimbish & Hillis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Austin
Austin & Smith
Atlanta National Bank
Vortimer Macon
Macon
Austin
Atlanta
Robinson to Talk on Universalism at First Universalist
Special services at First Universalist Church 16 East Harri s street begin 7 40 each evening. Rev F A Line preached on The Triumphs of God using parables of the lost sheep coin and prodigal son. Jean Rev I BR Robinson of Chattanooga Tenn will preach tonight on Bible Universalism Does the Bible Teach the Doctrine of Endless Punishment He led a debate in Chattanooga recently and will also lead the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
East Harw
Ris Street
F. A. Line
Jean Rev. I. BR. Robinson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robinson
Chattamooga
Pencils Campaign Progress For Crippled Children Home
More than $1,000 has been raised in Atlanta toward a Georgia crippled children's convalescent home. A statewide drive will begin to raise the remaining $4,000 with local committees visiting every town and business leaders promising pencils for a year. The home’s annual operating cost is estimated at $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Sise
Blama
Presbyterian Clergy Honors Dr Holderby
The Presbyterian Ministers Association of Atlanta hosted Dr A B Holderby at the Ansley hotel to mark his twenty five years as Moore Memorial church pastor. His resignation took effect Sunday after he delivered the anniversary sermon. Speakers included Dr William Hil Dr Mrs Patton Dr Richard Flinn Dr Dunbar Ogden and Dr J Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association of Atlanta
A. B. Holderby
Ansley Hotel
Moore Memorial Church
Holderby
William B Hil
West End
Mrs . Patton
Richard Flinn
North Avenue
Dunbar Ogden
Central Church
J. & Lyons
Hirst
Helderby
Peator
Copeland Dies at Private Hospital in Bremen Ga
Charles L. Copeland merchant of Bremen Ga died Monday morning at a local hospital. The body was moved to Barclay and Brandon's chapel and returned to Bremen for a 10 40 this morning funeral. He was 44 and survived by his wife daughter of Congressman Adamson five brothers and three sisters in Bowden Atlanta Cornelia Carrollton Bowden Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Copeland
Bremen
Barclay & Brandon's
Adamson
Fourth
J. N. Copeland
Atlanta
John~ Cc. Copeland
Cornelia
W. F
J.A. Copeland
Bowden
George T. Copeland
Carrollton
H. H. Wicks
A. E. Fieming
G. G. “Avern
Newell
Skull Fractured With Rock In Rome Georgia
Wiley Dempsey the US year old son of Mr and Mrs W A Dempsey of Rome is at a local hospital with a compound skull fracture. The wound was caused by a colored youth Deedy Griffin who reportedly threw a rock at the boy. The youth is confined in the county jail awaiting the outcome of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Wiley Dempsey
Deedy. Griffin
Dempsey
Rome Bond Election Registration Figures in Rome Ga
Rome Ga February 1 Special says total registration for the February 11 bond election is 1125. Voters will decide on bonds totaling 100000 with 75000 for a municipal building and 25000 to be added to a hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Two Chair Firms Reopen. 375 Employees Return to Work
The Marietta Chair and Brumby Chair plants resumed operation Monday, bringing 375 workers back. Both had been shut since mid December. Marietta started full time with 125 workers. Brumby added 250 and runs four days weekly. Officials report strong orders from the South and growing shipments from the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Chair Company
Brumby Chair Company
Mariettaa Chair Company
Brumby Company
South
Middle West
Baskin to Quit Police Commission Projection
Dr W H Baskin a first ward police commissioner will tender resignation to council after relocating. The first ward delegation debates his vacancy with Renfroe backing W B Wester and Stawright backing ex Councilman Wardlaw. Baskin has supported Chief Beavers and his policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baskin
Dr. Baskin
Renfroe
W. B. Wester
Stawright
Wardlaw
Moon and Candler Form Partnership
Charles M. Moon and Scott Candler establish a law partnership with offices in the Healey building. Each has practiced three years, Moon previously with Ethridge and Ethridge, Candler two years with Green, Tilsen and McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Moon
Scott Candler
Healey
Moon
Mr. Candler
Ethridge & Ethridge
Candler
Green, Tilsen & McKinney
Organized Labor Enters Its Protest
Rome Ga February 1 Special local laboring unions signed resolutions protesting efforts to bring Belgian immigrants to the United States. The actions claim increased unemployment and lower wages if the movement succeeds. Signed by the Junior Order of American Mechanics Central Labor Union stove mounters moulders Daughters of America Lumibers and Women's Union Label League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Junian Crder
American Mechanics
Central Labor Union
Stove Mounters’ Union
Moulders' Union
Daughters of America, Lumibers
Women's Union Label League
Visiting His Old Home
Richard W. Massey, formerly of Columbus and now based in Birmingham, Ala, where he has large business interests, is visiting his old home. He gave an optimistic interview on the business outlook, saying conditions have improved markedly since the year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Richard W. Massey
Birmingham
Ala
Rand's Property Inspected in Brunswick Georgia
President Fairfax Jarreison of the Southern railway spent the day in Brunswick inspecting all Southern property. He viewed the city terminals and noted improvements costing over 100000 dollars recently completed three miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Brunswick
Spewai
Fairfax Jarreison
Southern’ Railw
Yeesterday
Southern
Street Railway Extension Near Waycross Planned
Former Florida governor Albert W. Gilchrist visiting Waycross stated that an extension of the street railway is largely completed and will be built without further delays through the southern section. Construction work is temporarily suspended, signaling improvement in conditions for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Albert W. Gilchrist
Florida
Waycrosa
Bound Over for Trial in Illicit Distilling Case
Rome Ga February 1 bound over by United States Commissioner John C Printap charged with illicit distilling. Deputies Camp and Wardlaw of the federal revenue force located the still and said to have been operated by W Watkins and J S Hales of Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
W. Watkins
J. S. Hales
Dalton
United States
John C. Printap
Camp
Wardlaw
Federal Revenue Force
Aldrich Visits Jekyl Island in Brunswick Ga
Former United States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich arrives at Jekyl Island Brunswick accompanying a party of friends. His yacht Nervana has also arrived and will be used by the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Jekyl Island
But Yet To Be Improved Post Office Work Awarded
Contract for improving the post office building here was awarded to a local contractor after delays of over two years. Postmaster H C Bunn had pressed for the project for a year and work will start immediately, per advice from the treasury department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Jeuruary
Treasury Department
Washington
H. _C. Bunn
Prosperity Returns, Daniel Bros. Store Cash Sale Reaches Records
Daniel Bros. president L. Daniel declares returning prosperity as cash sales surge. A Saturday sale in Atlanta set records for cash transactions, drawing crowds and forcing doors to close. He notes abundant money and high quality merchandise attracting buyers, with gold flowing to counters faster than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Daniel Bros. Company
Atlanta
Mach Lees
Vilanta
Beleve
Death of Prof Cowan Well Known Educator
Monroe Ga February 1 Special Cowan professor of mathematics and mechanical arts at the Fifth District Agricultural and Mechanical school Monroe Ga died Wednesday morning January 27 at the home of his parents in Newton County and was buried at Hopewell church Nearby Cowan was a B S E E B graduate of Tech class 1907 He had been connected with the school as a teacher of mathematics and mechanical arts his entire career. He devoted himself to its best interest and left a strong impression on students and many friends across the state. He was gentle refined and of noble Christian spirit and earned the confidence of all he met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Cowan
Agricultural
J. A. Cowane
Newton County
Hopewell Church
Tech
Firth District
Agricultural and Mechanical School
Apoplexy strikes Bainbridge man at telephone
James Franklin Tolar, 63, died of apoplexy Saturday night at Tolar's still ten miles west of Bainbridge. The Bainbridge resident, born in Muilings, D C, had lived in Decatur county thirty years and resided in Bainbridge the last decade. He died while talking on the phone. He married Miss Jou Griffin in 1895 and is survived by his wife, mother Mrs. B I Rogers of Rowland North Carolina three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
James Pranklin Tolar
Tolar’s
Muilings
D. C
Decatur County
Jou Griffin
B. I. Rogers
Rowland
Proctor
Little Rock
Stanton
Bennettsville
S. C
Bridges
Amor Three Brothers
H. M. Tolar
Dze
Mass
Luther and
Wolworth Rogers
Rowland, N, C
Spirited Council Fight in Decatur Fourth Ward
Decatur Ga February 1 Special. Election to fill two council seats in the fourth ward Oakhurst will be held Saturday. Candidates in the field declare a spirited contest with one year and two year terms. For one year: Dr J H Phillips R W King and Mrs Fisher. For two years: M J Nash and George P Whitman. Registration books closed tonight and campaigning continues this week to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Oakhurst
J. H. Phillips
R. W. King
Bibbes Manufacturing Adds New Washroom Addition
Columbus February 1 special reports Bibbe Manufacturing company is building an addition to its revenue room after a construction contract was let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Gay
Bibbe’ Manufacturing Company
Georgia Baraca and Philathea union to hold sessions in Columbus
Special from Columbus Georgia indicates the Georgia Baraca association and the Georgia Philathea union will likely be invited to host their 1516 sessions in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia Baraca Association
Georgia Philathea Union
Women in Vienna and America Aid War Wounded
War era notices note Austrian, French, English, German and American women aiding wounded officers and soldiers. An advertising insert promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy for women’s ailments including irregularities, backache, and weakness, and urges consultation with Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
France
England
Germany
America
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Splerce
Ministers of Macon oppose plan for Bible High School training
In Macon Georgia February 1 special the proposed military training program at Bible High School faces opposition from local pastors. A ministerial association committee will investigate and report findings. Opponents argue such training hinders world peace and could lead to militarization, while the school board says it builds discipline and physical and moral strength for future national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Bible High School
Board of Education
Rmany
Athens students launch aid fund for new entrants
At the University of Georgia a freshman urged support leading to a students aid fund. A chapel gathering aided by George M. Leber of Savannah started with seven hundred dollars and aims to raise at least 400 dollars annually from students to assist worthy freshmen through college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Southern University
Uwonorthy
Uniforms for Mexicans in Rome Ga February
The Union Manufacturing company in Rome Georgia ships the largest output of dexican uniforms for armies in Mexico. The plant travels salesmen into South America and Mexico to seek business opportunities and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Speciatica
Mexico
Union Manufacturing Company
South America
Meise
Simple Home Remedy for Dandruff and Hair Loss
A fragment describes mixing Bay Rum, Barbo Compound, Glyterine, and other cheap ingredients bought at druggists. Applied daily for two weeks then every other week, it claims to rid dandruff and stop hair loss, relieve itching, darken faded gray hair, and promote growth with softer, glossier results.
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Hyperion Club
West En
Ung
Stalentine
Stiss
Ruth Mobley
Gainesville
Maziie Fourgu
Theodosia Andrews
Goodwin
Henley
Natalie Ragsdale
Marc Glerson
O Jordan
Alma ‘A Breeman
Ninabeth Warrie’ Parish
Esther Annie Lou Jenkins
Taaitife Williams
Bennett Pattillia
Louise Wilson
Ruth, Cain
Lottie
John Jordan
D. Wester Kane
J.A White
Sidney
Crane
Mrs. Leighton
I. C. Brown
Cora McC.brown
Cora McCord Brown
Mratees Connally
Sally Eugenia Brown
Warner Martin
Druid-tilis
Scipte
Dozier’ Lowndes
Driving Club
Charles M. Sciple
Mayer
AtaAnta
I. M. Mayer
Atlanta Conservatory
Ae Pope
Mayers
Joseffy
Godbeck
J. Gordon Moore
Vick
Thesedwine
Rountree
WZ. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall Street
Arthur Reames
Pulliam Street
Church of the Holy Comforters
Miss Everhart
Decatur Bridge Club
Adalaide Everhart
Drama League
Hmmet Lunceford
Monsieur Dupont
Eugene Brisux
Murray
Ilenry Bernard Scott
Bridge
Miss Elizabeth Murray
Huntsville
Kimball
Kimball House
Eugene Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Claiborne
William T. Claiborne
Knoxville
H. Norris
A. W. Hill
Capital City
Georgian’ Terrace
Peeument Davison
Ivan Allen
Norris, Jr
Lindsey Hopkina
P. D. Gold
New Yo
Cone-Maddox
Miss Cobb
Sewing Club
W. E. Campbell
Ponce de, Leonave
Social
Rita Froshin
Bridge Club
C P. Bailey
Edgewoot Avenue
Edith Cole
EB. C.aever
China
W. Clapp
Louise Hill
Brest
Laura’ ‘Whratt
A.E. Walker
Euclid Avenue
Julia DeLdach
J. J. McMillan
Gator Woolford
Texas
Brooks
Baracas
DR. Soule
Austin and
Smith
Presbyterian
DR. Holderby
L. Copeland
Police Commission
Moon and Candler
Organized Labor
Aldrich
Scott
Women IN
J. Way
Blockton
ALL Minds
Atlanta Vent & Awning CO
Atlante, el
Friddell
Sud St. Interior
Siti ST
Tvy
Peachtree St
Ekin Drug Store
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