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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1916
Page
8
Dénessa Ela recounts seven years ago taking Cardulas to relieve health decline and fainting spells. She says she regained strength, appetite, and energy, and now praises Cardul as a remedy for irregularities. For sale by all druggists.
Mrs Michael Hoke hosts a mothering group corsage greeting for visiting debutantes Catherine Perry Hollie Crawford Ladie Speer Joha Walker Sarm Eubanks Georgia Rice Marie Stoddard Raoul to chaperon Mrs White. Mr and Mrs Richard N Clarke celebrate sister Mrs White of Forrest Park with twelve guests including Mrs Mars Clarke and several others. Irma Toland coloratura soprano recital postponed last week will be held at Ansley hotel ballroom with Florence Stevenson pianist. Mrs Fred E Gore hosts a sewing party for ladies at her Picksiek apartment with guests including Mrs Rufus Parker, Mrs Berd Barteld, Mrs Betts Camper, Mes Lewis and others.
A series of social notes lists guests and travel. Voss Ann Kilby visited Miss Louie Brovies in Anniston. Miss Helen Hunt of Memphis visited Miss Aimee adcutt. Mrs Stephen Barnett improving after a week at home. Mr oT S Flelt returned from New York. Uy Vr and Wra Lee Danglase went to Atlantic City then New York and other eastern cities. G H Brandon travels to Florida with Mrs Fries of Punta Gorda and will visit resorts before Punta Gorda, Mir. Mr and Mrs Talmadge Lamar announce birth of daughter Mary Sherman in January. Colonel J Wo Wilkinson of Valdosta will undergo an operation in Angista. Mrs Margaret Sarthen returns from Macon. Nell B Heard and Mrs James Loire Swift of Middleton Ga attended funeral of Sis Atotabe. Mrs Carey Baker to entertain at Ridge Luncheon Tuesday for Mrs Brntus Clays guest Miss Anne MeeLyay of Baltimore. Friends of Mr JH Sheinur will learn of his serious illness at Grady hospital.
The Daughters of 1812 will meet with President Nina Hornady this afternoon at 1300 on So Eust Linden Street. Relics and artifacts from the War of 1812 will be shown during the gathering.
Weather forecaster says today will be one of the fairest balmiest in weeks with rising temperatures and a cloudless sky. Stark clear conditions prevail east of the Mississippi with higher temps noted. slight clouding near the western river region but fair weather expected to continue into Sunday.
The Stone Mountain Memorial Association plans to seek a charter to proceed with the carved memorial project. Officials discuss assembling a body to supervise the work and establish a personnel roster for the undertaking, including lead sculptor Gutzon Borglum and key associates.
Emory seniors from Oxford Georgia will spend Saturday in Atlanta for a library showing and photographs as part of their annual activities. In the evening the class will attend a banquet at the Winecoff hotel.
A protracted hearing before Judge 4 White in the Cherokees circuit opened at the state library to consider a state bid for an injunction against Louisville and Nashville railroad and related parties. The state seeks to block construction of a line from Wefferds Crossing to Marietta and to restrain newspapers and state officials from legal actions tied to permits and charter rights.
Campaign supporters argue Emory University will establish a premier law school in Atlanta, drawing 400 to 1,000 students from across the South. Advocates say the new school will elevate legal education standards, boost regional growth, and offer year round climate and accessibility advantages compared with northern institutions.
A decade of growth and service is celebrated by the Central Bank and Trust Corporation. President Asa Candler notes deposits rising from 400000 to over 34 million and capital from 5000 to 1 million with a 600000 surplus as the bank reflects on its progress and community support. Officers, trustees, and staff gathered for the anniversary events and public recognition.
Wheeler Mangum and his deputies announce candidacy for re election. Dan BM Goodim joins the staff alongside John H Oowena chief deputy W Lee Haygood and a list of aides including Dan M Geodt UW Broad sax JG Golden T L Paiadexter Walter Knight and others.
Mr and Mrs Theodore P Shonts of New York reportedly plan a separation. The couple, well known in Allantens, are arranging terms to avoid court action. Their daughters, alumni of Agnes Scott College, live with their mother in New York. One daughter is the Duchess de Chauines. the other, Miss Marguerite Shonts, is unmarried. Mr Shonts is president of the Interborough Rapid Transit company.
Captain Gordon Johnston aide to General Leonard Wood will address the University of Georgia student body and Athens business men on Preparedness. Roswell's student leader corps is expected to be present for the lecture in the chapel tomorrow at 1 oclock.
Stocks are replete with newer curtain scrims priced conservatively and unusually low despite market advances. This sale highlights 15¢ scrims and 10¢ yard rates, with strong value for shoppers browsing home textiles.
An advertisement promotes percolators priced at 2.50 with a 7 cup aluminum sheet model and a special 8 cent offer. It guarantees twenty years of service and emphasizes very special values at 8 cents.
A 25 cent Jap Rose talcum powder and Jap Rose soap set offers value, with a limit of two deals per purchaser. No phone orders. Also advertised are Java Rice Powder at 38 cents and three cakes of Palmolive Toalet Soap for five cents.
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