St Luke's Episcopal Social Musical Benefit Note
A social event at St Luke's Episcopal Church features a benefit musical program on Friday evening at 8 with performances by Dorothy Crudad, Allen W. Palmer, and Mrs. Richard Palmer. The program includes soprano and violin solos, recitations, whistling, tenor selections, and dance, with Miss Selma and Miss Mazella Mills among the performers.
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Miss Yow and Miss Kelley to Make Stage Debut
Two Atlantean youths, Miss Mary Faith Yow and Miss Virginia Kelley, will appear at the Howard theater next week in a prologue dance titled The Dream of Cinderella before the Cecil B. DeMille film Forbidden Fruit. They are presented as Spiker Players in a program arranged by Mrs. Spiker and the Howard management.
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Dr Shelton to Address War Mothers in Atlanta
Dr. Shelton chair of Semitic languages at Emory will address war mothers on Tuesday Feb 8 at 3 PM at Edison Hall J Hig tel discusses "Faith and the Buried Cities of the Old Testament" in a first-time Atlanta talk. Argentine Club plans a 7th anniversary dinner dance at the Georgian Terrace February 14 at 8 30 PM with notices to the treasurer by February 10.
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Terrace Dinner Dance to Be Gay Event at Terrace Hotel
A prominent Terrace dinner dance tonight at the Georgian Terrace hosts and guests include Mrs. Forrest Adair Mrs. Robert Gregg Dr and Mrs EB Campbell and numerous visitors from other cities. Notables from New York Atlanta and Chicago attend as part of a sociable evening with many entertaining pairs listed. The event coincides with the twenty fifth anniversary tea of the Reviewers study class this afternoon at 3 30 hosted by president Mrs DeLog Hill with current and honorary members invited.
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Forrest Adair
Robert Gregg
M W. EB. Campbell
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Charles W. Hoyt
New York
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Atlanta
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Local concert to raise funds at auditorium event
A Friday night concert in the auditorium features leading singers including Mea Charles Chalmers and a lineup of soprano and tenor soloists to support an educational fund. The program includes familiar melodies and a club anniversary tribute with honorary and past presidents in attendance.
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Chalmers
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Quiet Alabama marriage at 241 East Avenue Atlanta
Hetty Jackson of Austin and Filey Birmingham along with Charlies Gallienne attended the wedding of a couple at a Atlanta area home on January 12, 1921. The ceremony joined two local families in a simple house ceremony with close friends present.
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Birmingham
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Hetty Jackson
Austin
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Atlanta
Diamond Dyes Advertises Simple Dyeing Instructions
Diamond Dyes offers packages with straightforward directions to dye old and faded fabrics including wool silk linen cotton or blends. The ad promises rich fade resistant color and urges buyers to use their dye and nothing else.
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