Birthday of Sidney Lanier Observed by Atlanta UDC
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy marks Sidney Lanier's birthday at the Central Congregational church auditorium at 3 o'clock this afternoon. A late viewing by Edgar Nye in a Washington gallery continues tonight at 5 at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs. Thomas Beachamp and Mrs. Cone Maddox host tea for Elizabeth Jane Mitchell, and Georgia flags are presented at 1:30 by the UDC chapter.
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South
Sidney Lanier
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confedracy
Central Congregational Church
Ellis and
Carnette Way
Pudse
Edgar Nye
Washington, D.C
Thomas Beachamp
Cone Maddox
Eizabeth Jane Mitchell
Georgia
U. D.C
Dance at Taft Hall for Younger Socials
A dance for younger members of society will be held Saturday evening February 12 from 2 to 12 o'clock at Taft Hall. Garber-Davis orchestra provides music. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davie, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCall Jr, Mrs. Bernard Boykin, Mrs. Ishgar vunlap Jr, Mrs. Edward Van Winkle, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Jarnagin, and others.
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Sociaty
Taft Hall
Garber- Davis Orchestra
Robert Davie
Howard McCall, Jr
Bernard Boykin
Ishgar Vunlap, Jr
Edward van Winkle
James B. Nevin
Joseph S Raine
Mirs
Jack Lawless
Social News Briefs at Local Clubs and Teas
Mrs. Lewis hosts Friday Morning Bridge at Piedmont Driving Club with twelve Crd Hills residents. game at 10 and luncheon afterward. Mr and Mrs Duke hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Alma Turner and others at Inman Park home with Ferns and cut flowers. Mrs Copeland hosts a tea for Lenna Burdett at Adair Avenue with yellow decor and spring attire. Mrs Lewis Bourp hosts a bridge tea for Mrs Mansons guest Mrs de Arechevala with eight close friends.
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Lewis
Coley J. Lewis
Piedmont Driving Club
Cruld Hills
Duke
Thomas Calvin Duke
Thomas W.W. Duke
Inman Park
Alma ‘Turner
Fred Cornel
W. C. Duke
Mrs Duke
Copeland
Howell Copeland
Adair Avenue
Misa Lenna Burdett
MM. Roulter
C. C. Lewis
J. W. MicDaniel
Arthur Broke
Coupland
Sharp
Lewis Bourp
Fourteenth Street
Silver Tea and Birthday Gathering at Dr Hull Home
Dr M McH Hull hosted a non denominational club gathering with about fifty members including Marvin L Thrower as president to celebrate his birthday at his home. The Ladies Missionary Aid Society held their annual silver tea at Central Baptist Church with gold and purple decorations and new president Mrs W H Mesks presiding. Proceeds from silver offerings go to a church building fund for bricks. Meeting Postponed to February 16 due to weather for the spring street Parent Teachers Association at the schoolhouse on Spring Street at 3 PM.
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Lacy
Atlanta
Schoan Memorial Kindergarten
Jack Lacey
Demee
M. McH. Hull
Marton McHenry Hull
Cluu
Marvin L. Thrower
Dr. Hull
Ladies Missionary Aid Society of the
Central Baptist Church
W. H. Mesks
Spring Street
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Valentine Party at Pryor Street School
The Pryor Street School child welfare committees host a Valentine party in the school auditorium Friday afternoon from to 6 o'clock featuring games and booths with candy lemonade fortune telling valentines and a fish pond. Mrs Warburton Mrs Thompson Marye will entertain at bridge next week for guest Mrs Edward Warburton of Williamsburg Va. Mrs Thornton Marys hosts eight ladies for bridge Saturday afternoon. Mrs George Crandall hosts a matinee at the Howard theatre with other fairs planned.
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Pryor Street School
Woman's Club Hosts Distinguished Visitors At Social Reception
The Atlanta Woman's Club hosted a reception yesterday for attendees of the third regional conference of the League of Women Voters. The room featured lace, silver, roses, and pink decor with tea and punch served by club members and staff. Local and regional figures attended as hosts and hostesses, with numerous members assisting in entertaining.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
League of Women Voters
Columbia
Norman Sharp
Henrietta Davis
Jean Douglas
Hel
Social notes from Atlanta and surrounding towns
Social items list inouts of Atlanta residents and visitors. Preston Arkwright Jr remains at home in Druid Hills. Many others travel between Macon Augusta and New York with visits to families and regional conferences. News includes entries on births and marriages as well as upcoming informal entertainments at the Atlanta Woman's Club.
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Preston Arkwright, Jr
Preston Arkwright
Ini
Druid Hills
Anne Mercer
Macon
Atlanta
Frank M Butt
Maclan Butt
Augusta
William H. Barrett
Temperance Union Meets At Trinity Church Session This Afternoon
The Atlanta Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans its regular meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Trinity Church Sunday school room. President Mrs M Ul Mclen leads the session.
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Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
M. UL. Mclen
Union Meetings Schedule and Church Notices
Don hopes to meet every member as business of importance must be transacted Visitors will be cordially welcomed to all meetings of this union The officers and teachers of the junior department of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs H B Thompson 85 Springdale road Druid Hills The regular monthly meeting of the Sheltering Arms at the Osgood Laudern Nursery 151 Watton street will be held this morning at 10 30 o'clock and full attendance is urged The monthly meeting of the Temple Sisterhood will be held this afternoon at 3 15 in the vestry of the omnie
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Don
First Presbyterian Church
H. B. Thompson
Springdale Road
Druid Hills
Sheltering Arms
Osgood Laudern
Watton Street
Thomas King Advocates Half Cotton Acreage Cut
Thomas B King of Memphis, director of the Cotton Acreage Committee, urged a 50 percent reduction in cotton acreage across the south. He said Texas and Georgia would follow this plan, aimed at curbing overproduction and boosting prices. The Memphis Plan promotes limiting cotton to one third of cultivated land.
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South
Thomas B King
Memphis
King
Atlanta
L B Jackson
State Market Bureau
Jackson
Georgia
Cotton Belt
Texas
Hig Aplrit
Moyers Acquitted On Stabbing Charge In Superior Court
W T Moyers was acquitted of stabbing Morris Markey in the criminal division before Judge D W Blair. The incident arose after Moyers refused to buy a Red Cross button during Armistice Day events at Moyers office. Other indictments stemming from the case proceed next week with Edmund T T Martin defending and E A Stephens for the state.
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W. T Moyers
Morris Markey
Superior Court
D. W. Blair
Moyers
Markey
Atent Armistice Day
Flannigan
Red Cross
Edmund TT Martin
E . A Stephens
Ste
Veat Cutlets Romaine and Spinach with Malaga Grapes
Veat cutlets seasoned with salt and pepper are floured and dipped in egg and butter, then breaded and fried to a golden color. Spinach is boiled and finished with butter raisins, salt, and the spinach mixture warmed before serving with the cutlets. Recipe by Nicholas M. Sabatini.
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Malaga
Nicholas M. Sabatini
Driver of Machine in Fatal Accident Pays Fine
K Kauffman a traveling salesman pleaded to a misdemeanor in the emergency division of the superior court and was fined 250 by Judge D W Blair for the fatality at East Point on November 1 1920. C L Hood of Hapeville was killed when Kauffman allegedly struck him as he boarded a street car at Main and Taylor streets East Point. The defendant has already paid Mrs Hood $4000 in settlement.
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K. Kauffman
C. L. Hood
Hapeville
East Point
Superior Court
D W. Blair
Reuben R. Arnold
Kauffman
Main
Taylor Streets
Hood
Seed Mill Trade Trends Upward in Americus Mills
Americus oil mills have shifted to full-time operation with full crews, boosting payrolls and reducing unemployment. Both plants are running 24 hours daily, employing forty to fifty men, as local seed shortages and farmers’ reluctance to sell at prewar prices affect supply.
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Americus
Americus Oil Mills
Sumter County
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Kirkwood Road
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Thomas M, Jr
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Anniston
A S Butterworth
Dyersburg
Tenn
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Atante
Temple Sisterhood
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Louis
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