Dance and social rounds mark Macon society event
A large Macon crowd gathers for a Monday noon arrival to attend a Patt concert headlined by Major Hanson with judges and prominent locals in attendance. The Segadilla hall hosts a Tech S A E dance featuring many labeled guests and a long list of fraternity members and chaperones.
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Major Hanson
Patt
Felton
Georges Duncan
Wortham
Louis Stevens
S.A. E
Segadla’s
Tech
Beason
Ora
Josia ‘Lee Willard
Hessie Moore
Martha Woodward
Catherina Gholatin
Bessie Woodward
Roberta Scott
Zula Adkins
Lucius Morris
TJ. Simmoana
W. ‘Timmons
George Whatly
Edward Jackson
Charlton Coburn
Nicholson
Drake
Georgia
Phi
Lambert ‘Coburn
Joe Mitchel
H. Edmondson
D. Furlow
W. R. Bayard
C.H. Smith
Joel Dean
W. M. Davis
Wayne Harfield
R.C. Holtzeaw
Malcolm McClean
R. G. Glenn
Strong
T.R. Maddox
J. G. Holtzclaw
Garrard Haines
Jones
Sam Rump
Bert Murph
Gordon
Baker
Wilson
Spivey
Prentiss
Edwards
Spender
Atkinson
Hunter McClure
Norman Pease
John Moors
J. Carroll Payne
YWCA Bible Class Formed. Various Social Notes
A new Bible class formed at the YWCA with Mrs. Chipley as reader meets Fridays at 1 10 for a half hour no prep required and all women invited. Also noted are meetings of the Women’s Relief Corps and the Foreign Missionary Society. Social items mention travel, visits, recitals, and gatherings across Atlanta communities.
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Ay the
Young Woman's Christian Association
Chipley
Woman's Relief Corps of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Grant Street
Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Afternoon Tea at Piedmont Hotel Hosts Charm Guests
Ladies of HD society attended a refined reception in the drawing room at Piedmont hotel last evening. Tea was served from four to six with guests enjoying a bright musical programme by the orchestra and admiring palm decorations. Notable visitors included the Misses Shaeffer of Italy.
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Piedmont Hotel
Shhaeffer
Italy
Vague Early 20th Century City Notices
Fragmented local notes record visits and illnesses. Mentions Mr and Mrs W D Els Jr in North Avenue, Ruth McArthur leaving for Knoxville, Mrs Wilson Butler and daughter Amma Ruby of Nashville en route to Florida, Judge W H Lamar recovering, Judge Hamilton McWhorter in the city, Mrs Floyd McRae with grip, Mr Hunter testing for Florida, Miss Nannie Nicoleon, and Mr Roland of Macon at the Piedmont.
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Claude G. Patterson
Lucy Cobb Institute
Carrie Poole
Douglasville
Nannie Nicolson
Grip
Tive
W.D. Els, Jr
North Avenue
Ruth’ McArthur Jeft
Knoxville
Tean
Wilson Butler
Amma
Ruby
Nashville
Florida
Floyd ‘McRae
Hunter
Nannie
Nicoleon
Geri
Roland
Macon
Piedmont
Commends Hon Gordon Lee for Congress Run
The Walker County Messenger editorial praises Gordon Lee of LaFayette Georgia for his candidacy to represent the seventh district. It cites his past service in the state assembly and senate, his business leadership in northwest Georgia, and his role in securing appropriations for Chickamauga Park and the Georgia Monument.
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LaFayette
Gordon Lea
Walker County Messenger
Lee
Gordon Lee
Walker County
General Assembly
State Senate
Fortyfourth
Congress
Les
Walker
Northwest
Georgia
Chattanooga, Rome and Southern Railroad
Durham ©al and Coke Company
Chickawauge and
Durham Yarkway Company
Lea and Gordon ‘Mill Company
Securitg
Chickamauga Park
Pari
Atcommission
Catoosa County
Chickamauga
J. M. Lee
H. F. Lee
Hizabeth Gordon
James Gordon
Dassman Business College
Emory College
Oxford
Manehood
Wiggs Card Co Wiggs Auction Game Ad
Wiggs and Wiggs Auction offered as two fine games with one set of cards. One quiet, one noisy and frolicsome. Play Wiggs to cabbages Mrs Wiggs often. children smile as you play Wiggs or Wiggs Auction. Price 50 cents. Dealers or southern agent. Wiggs Card Co Atlanta Ga.
Hat cleaning and dyeing at Panawas on Whitehall Street
Bussey offers cleaning dyeing and reshaping of old hats and Panawas at 264 Whitehall Street with prices set by the work performed. The ad emphasizes bringing old headwear up to modern styles and appearances.
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Bussey
Whitehall Street
Diplomatic Bill Passes Without Amendments in House
Washington February 4 The House gave final passage to the diplomatic bill amounting to 1,996,600 with no amendments amid a subdued session. Debate dwindled early. speakers offered political and economic arguments while party lines were drawn on merchant marine policy and reciprocity. The chamber adjourned until tomorrow.
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Washington
House Today
Morrell
Pennsylvania
Awarine
Wamlin
Mismi
Puller
Illnois
Lind
Minnesota
J. Adam Bede
Mc. Hamlin
Missouri
Mr. Bede
Democratic Party
Respite Granted to Sparks in Alabama
After unanimous action by the board of pardons Governor Jelks has respited C H Sparks the negro for thirty days. He was to hang in the jail yard here. He was convicted of killing Jack Ingersoll a good negro of Phenty city.
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Sparks
Opelke
Ala
Board of Pardons
Jelks
C. H. Sparks
Jack. Ingersoll
Phenty City
Passenger Meeting Reported by Southeastern Association
Passenger officials met at Palm Beach Florida on February 4 with Joseph Richardson of Atlanta serving as chairman. Seventeen rounds were reported by thirty officials though no major business has been transacted yet.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Southeastern Passenger Association
Joseph Richardson
Atlanta
Subscriptions Grow for Gordon Monument Fund in Atlanta
The central executive committee met at Piedmont and reported receipts approaching 1500 dollars after two days of canvassing. Ward chairs led efforts with varied results, and several committee changes were made to boost activity. Newsrooms were urged to help, with J. B. Gray, John Temple Graves, and Clark Howell added to publicity and subscription duties.
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Atlanta
Gordon Monument Fund
Central Executive
Piedmont
James L. Mayson
Julian L. Brown
FR. M. Clayton
Hig Committee
Frank M. Myers
W. 3. Cromley
Myers
A. C. Bruce
W. M. Durham
Georga W. Parrott
Jy Wn,English
W. W. Draper
L. P. Thomas
Lst
Clifora L. Anderson
Flace
A. J. West
Ines
Anderson
Geloy
Hl. J. Culberson
Iista
L. Z Rosser
Me. Rosser
Calhoun
Building 2
General Gordon
Helt
General Longstreet
Swauld
Georgia
J. B. Gray
John Temple Graves
Clark Howell
Doctor's Daughter Finds Postum Best For Stomach Talks
A nurse recounts quitting coffee for one week on a Postum trial and feeling immediate relief from gastritis and headaches. She continues Postum two years with no stomach trouble, urges others to try it, and notes her physician father also recommends it in practice. Endorsed by Postum Co. and tied to The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Meeting Promises Reports After Week of Canvassing
The notice states the ensuing week will exclude active canvassing and forecasts excellent reports at the meeting next Thursday afternoon. It highlights expectations of constructive updates and scheduled collective discussion.
Town Burned in Arkansas Town Destroyed by Fire
Lake Village Arkansas February 4 This town was almost totally destroyed by fire today Twenty two business houses six dwellings the post office Masonic temple and many out buildings were destroyed The fire started in a general merchandise store and soon raged out of control All frame buildings provided ample fuel and only one brick structure remains in the business area Estimated loss ranges from 25000 to 30000 partially insured Origin of the fire is unknown
Dodge seeks injunction to block Texas extradition request
Charles F. Dodge asks a federal court for a permanent injunction to stop the Texas governor and state authorities from extraditing him to New York on perjury charges. Judge Burns postponed the hearing until February due to a request by New York’s counsel, with Houston reporting the development.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Charles F. Dodge
New York
Burns
Tod Tne
Comet Tow
Isidor Rayner Named Senator in Maryland Vote
In Annapolis Maryland Isidor Rayner of Baltimore was nominated by the Democratic caucus and won by unanimous vote to become United States senator succeeding McComas. The Republican minority supported McComas.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Isador Raynor
Baltimore
United States
Senator McComas
McComas
Diamonds Promise Perfection for Engagement Rings
A concise note proclaims diamonds as essential for engagements and marriages, urging the finest stones as the standard of perfection. It highlights the importance of choosing superior diamonds for lasting proposals and lifelong vows.
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Feppie
Sarah Coates
George Coates
Miss Coates
Sarah Lee Evans
Ida Landrum
Betty Peabody
Miriam Walker
Carrie
Dorothy Johnson
Miss Halsey
Virginia
Isabelle Thomas
Spring Street
Mise Halsey
Wharton Wilson
Myrtlee Scott
Louise Black
Myrtle Tye
Laura Goin
Amexicus
Eugene Ottley
Charles Sisson
James Austin
Harry Whitcomb
Michell
Eustace Speer
Dugas
Tinsley
Richmond
Maurice
Kentucky
Miss Shaeffer
Bertha Shaeffer
George Parrott
J. C. Hunter
Miss
Sam Scott
W. A. Wright
Henry Porter
A. B. Steele
Hugh Richardson
Maud
Ruby Scruggs
Will Montgomery
Mra. Barnes
A. W. Hin
W. A. Hemphill
W. A. Bates
Dr. Boynton
Mias .Boynton
Barbara Adair
Fohn Carrigan
Pelham,Ga
Memphis
Oon
Kitty’ Cheatham
Thompson
Virginia Arnold
Clear Water
Flesen
W. L. Peel
W. H. Poole
Douglasvie
Katherine Rutherford
Washington City
Vassar ‘Woolley
Haley
A. C. Martin
St. Louis
Inman Park
James E. Cerlton
Annie Lou Hood
Cartersville
Willlmette Gale
Marion Strickland
Grace Whitman
Jusita Tigner
Schane Shoe Co
Whitehall
W. H. Lamar
Hamilton McWhorter
Walker County ‘ Messenger
Cordon Fund
Eiseman & Weil's
Gorner
Twiis
Whitehall St
Eiseman & Weil
Arkansas
Lake Village
Isidor Rayner
Athens
Fannie Whitle
Sta’ Ville
Chicago
Jenary
Leannie
Haynes & Mellichamp Diamond Palace
Haynes & Mellichamp
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Charles W. Crankshaw
E. C. Griffin
City Dental Rooms
Austell
Brown & Allen