Women and the Bond Issue in Atlanta Society News
Mrs Woods White outlines bond issue support from the Atlanta Congress of Mothers and the Child Study Class. Letters from Mrs James A Little and Mrs Charles Herman stress schools, hospital improvements, and child welfare as bond outcomes. Other items note a wedding at 22 Garfield Place and a large Gobblers ball at K and X Armory.
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Woods White
White
Atlanta Congress of Mothers
Kitts
Earth
Baldwin
James
Merman
Mra W Woods White
City Federation, Women's Clubs
Atlanta
Crew Street
Cits
Charles Herman
Cotton Comer Nuptials Surprising Weekend Ceremony
Powder Springs Georgia Friday at 7 oclock Hattie Belle Cotton and Herbert J Comer wed at the bride s grandfather Dr J F Cotton s home officiated by Rev George King in a surprise to friends who expected a later ceremony.
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Powder Springs
Hattie Belle Coton
Herbert J Comer
Comer Ga
J F Cotton
George King
Atlanta Daughters of Confederacy to host Georgia Day program
The Atlanta chapter will skip its regular Thursday meeting and present a Georgia Day program on February 12 at 3 pm at the Women’s Club house on Baker Street. Hooper Alexander will deliver the address. members are urged to wear the Georgia flag. The Girls High School Alumnae Association meets Thursday at 4 pm to discuss the bond issue. John Barclay Memorial Home Association holds a 3 pm meeting today in the Carnegie Library basement. Cantata Club rehearsals continue Tuesdays at 8 pm and Saturdays at 4 pm in Studio 14 Cable Building.
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Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia Day
Womans Club House
Baker Street
Hooper Alexander
Georgia
Girls’ High School
John Barclay Memorial Home Association
Carnegiebrary
Cantata Club
Aj Oclock
Studio No 14
Atlanta book lovers set record at Carnegie library
The January meeting of the Carnegie library board reported the busiest month in the library’s history. 22 225 books circulated, surpassing prior records by about 4 000. 1 297 books were drawn in a single day. 428 new members joined and 1 875 used the library. the Luckie street branch Abrarr circulated 2 418 volumes.
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Carnegie Library
R. L. Foreman
Abrarr
Luckie Atrest
General Wood Improves Amid Hospital Report
A hospital update states Major General Wood is recovering from a head injury. Balilingh Md notes the patient is showing signs of improvement after ongoing treatment.
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General Wood
Balilingh Md
Tifton Chosen as Headquarters for Wiregrass Development
The Georgia Development Company selects Tifton as its main office with Secretary John W Greer arriving to begin operations. The Wiregrass Magazine will serve as the movement’s official organ and monthly issues start March 1. The push has already aided about three hundred families and is expected to settle over a thousand more in 192? across Wiregrass Georgia.
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Tifton
Ithe Georgia Development Company
John W Greer
Cordele
Fitzgerald
North Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
Carolinas
Tor Tifton
Wiregrass
Macon
Wire Gras
Georgia
Greer
Mle
United States
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract Flavor Impresses Palate
The Flavor is perfect as Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract uses choicest vanilla beans aged to deliver rich aroma and taste. The ad highlights premium quality and invites readers to try Blue Ribbon Vanilla.
Madame Sembrich in a Beautiful Grand Concert
Madame Sembrich, celebrated Atlanta diva, enchants Grand audience with flawless tone, musical intelligence, and refined artistry. Accompanist Mr Forge and pianist George Wakefield lead a varied program. the ensemble includes Francis Rogers and notable dancers and actors in a rich theater week.
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Mme Marcella Sembrich
Atlanta
Sue
Mime Sembrich
Mme
11 Forge
Forge
la Forges
Francis Rogers
Laymen Delegates Gather at Memphis
Memphis Tenn February 8 In point of numbers the Memphis convention of the Laymen Missionary Movement now in session promises to eclipse any similar conference in the south Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas and Kentucky are represented at the gathering which is interdenominational and one of 75 planned in the United states At the foreign position today the speakers were Dr Edward Warren Capen Boston Mass Rev J T Henderson Boston Rev W B Subbs Nashville Rev T S Rav Axhmond Virginia
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Memphis Tenn
Memphis
Lavimens Missionary Movement
South
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
United State
Edward Warren Capen
Boston
J TF Henderson Bustoi
Rashville
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K & x Armory
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Edna M Candless
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SPA
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Vira Joe Mason
Decatur
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York
First Presbyterian Church of the
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Birmingham
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Linda Felker
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Mobile
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Athens
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