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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1900

Page

10

Atlanta Society Hosts Charity Event For Kindergartens

On Tuesday afternoon at the Concordia Club the Council of Sawiah Women will present instrumental and vocal music elocution and dancing to benefit Atlanta free kindergartens. Admission is nominal refreshments served, with proceeds supporting the cause.

Concordia Club Council of Sawiah Women Atlanta Woman’s Club Hinmann Michael Angelo Raphael Andrea del Sarto Young Men's Christian Association Council of Jewish Women Temple

Davis and Freeman Invite Viewers to Silverware Collection

Davis and Freeman extend an invitation to inspect their collection of silverware featuring artistic pieces from this season. New patterns in French gray appeal to cultured tastes and are showcased for discerning buyers.

Atlanta Social Notes Highlight Two Georgian Weddings

A Philadelphia to Atlanta marriage sets the social scene with a ceremonial air and a bridal tour planned after April at the Aragon Hotel. In Carrollton a prominent Stakley Harris union draws many invited guests and a two city journey ends in Newnan. The Monroe college chapter of Clionians forms, with Miss De Vore as president and Miss Harris as marshal, as senior social life intensifies. Additional society events, visits, and affiliations fill February, including marriage invitations and tours by notable families and executives.

Trar Kennesaw Marietta W. F. Blaton Alexander Stephens Atlanta Crawfordville Appomattox Kirkley Louisville Philadelphia Singer Baltimore Aragon Carrollton John Q. Stakley Bradley-Stokley Company Misa Isabella Willis Harris Sampson W. Harris Mias Annie Fuller Donald Jackson Mr. Stokley Harry K. Stokley Groon Misa Pauline Harris Lucy Harris Lala Kingsbery Laurie Todd Nellie Mandeville Mamie Wilson W. H. Dozier Presbyterian Church Newnan Leila Lou Walton Bavanash New York Southland Forsyth Monroe College Mon- Tee College Marylynne Tal- Mage Lilliemae Peacock Misa Beas Smith Clara Harris Misa Eva Ponder Nile Green

Grain-O promoted as coffee substitute in grocery ads

An old advertisement touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute replacing coffee for delicate stomachs. It claims mild effects, affordable price, and benefits for children. Includes prices per package and urges readers to try Grain-O.

Yarn Spinners Make Prices In Southern Hosiery Meet

Southern hosiery yarn spinners convened in Charlotte to set price schedules for various counts and to discuss industry cooperation. J W Cannon was elected vice president. T Taylor outlined the group’s aim to foster friendship and share ideas to improve quality and reduce costs.

Charlotte BM. C J. W. Cannon T. ¥. Taylor Orion Wotton Mills Kinston Sata Ttters

State Agricultural Society picks Richmond leader as secretary

Hon Martin V. Calvin of Richmond is named secretary of the Georgia State Agricultural Society to fill the unexpired term of Dr Samuel Hope, with effective date February 15, 1901, and service through the next election. President J Pope Brown made the appointment after Calvins long service in the legislature and as a progressive farmer ally.

Martin V. Calvin Richmond Georgia State Agricultural Society Samuel Hope Hapeville J. Pope Brown Georgia Calvin Hapa Mantla V. Calvin House of Representatives House Special Tax Commission Martin Calvin Brown The Agricultural Society Hawkinsville Augusta Tam Georgia Brata Agricultural Society Bth J P. Crown Augunta J Pops Brown Hawkinesille Sir Iam

City Hall Gossip Details Saturday Transfers and Raffle

City officials announce Saturday afternoon tax transfer hours from 2 to 5 pm to aid property deals amid street committee meetings. Mayor Woodward organizes a silk quilt raffle for a needy widow, with proceeds for sanitarium treatment. Walter Taylor reports odd animal offers for the park menagerie. Building permits issued for a two story frame dwelling at Juniper and Fifth and a one story addition at 258 Whitehall Street.

United States Dewey, Schley Pittman W. H R. Prescott Juniper and Fifth Streets J. A. Morris Whitehanl Street

Canal Treaty Endorsed by Central American States

Central American representatives in Washington report general approval of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty for the Nicaraeus canal. News reflects favorable telegrams from Costa Rica and other nations, including Guatemala and Honduras, with Costa Rican Minister Calvo voicing hearty support of the agreement.

Washington Central America Guatamals Honduras Costa Rica Calvo

Canal Route Talks Between Nations Stir Official Satisfaction

The passage describes a bill empowering the president to negotiate canal rights with Nicaragua and Costa Rica along the San Juan river area. Officials here view the cordial assurances from those nations as evidence negotiations will proceed in a friendly, cooperative spirit.

San Juan Costa Rica Congress Nicaragua Costa Rico

Called a Preacher

Lexington Georgia February 8 special The Baptist church here unanimously called Rev P H Davis as Pastor The Baptists congratulate themselves on securing the services of Mr Davis A divine of force and depth who bids fair to become a leading preacher in the church at large

Lexington Baptist Church Davis Lures

Nine room modern house on Pryor with vacant lots for sale

At 540 South Pryor Street a nine room house with baths up and down stairs electric bells hot and cold water cabinets mantels and hearths in first class condition. Lot runs through to Loyd Street with space for another house on Loyd front. After selling this property the owner will sell two vacant lots on Cooper Street five on Love Street a 30 foot street five on Windsor Street and one Flores house and lot on Windsor Street. Near Southern shops all lots lie ready for building and tenants ready to occupy. Terms include one third cash balance six and twelve years at 8 percent interest on all cash. ad. & Hendrix.

Pryor Street Pryor Loyd Street Cooper Street Love Windsor Street Hay Ad. & Hendrix

Sale of Real Estate By Trustees in Fulton County Georgia

On the first Tuesday in March during legal hours a trust sale will occur at the Fulton county courthouse door to satisfy dues secured by deeds of trust for the National Building Association of Baltimore City. Trustees McD Prichard and W R Dimmock to sell two described properties in Fulton County, one in the 4th district and one in the Mth district, to pay indebtedness, costs, and a 5 percent trustees fee, with surplus to former owners.

Fulton County M McD Prichard W R Dimmock National Building Association of Baltimore City 4Th Georgia Arthur and Wilson Streets Arthur Street Wilson Street Emma Combrevi Atlanta Fortune Street Highland Avenue Doray Wogan Fulton Rdi Mock Porter Mt Tri

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