Society Notes From Washington Luncheons and Visits
The third secretary of the Italian embassy and Mrs Sisnora Celesia hosted a luncheon with guests including Mr and Mrs Post Wheeler Mme Gana Miss Esther Smith of Atlanta Mr Sadao Saburi secretary of the Japanese embassy and Capt Piero Claler naval attaché at the Italian embassy Miss Esther Smith and her parents Mr and Mrs Alex W Smith residing in Washington have returned home after visiting Boyce Virginia There is no Alliance meeting this afternoon and the next will be Thursday the 17th Miss Carita Kessnick of Richmond Va will be hosted at an informal luncheon today at Mrs Charles P Kessuichs on Piedmont avenue She will be the central figure at a tea Friday afternoon at the Atlanta Woman s Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Kenneth Giipin
Isabella Tyson
Knoxville
Miss Kessnick
Carita Kessnick
Richmond
Atlanta
Charles P Kessuich
Piedmont Avenue
Miss Kessuich
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Engagement Ring Figures In Court Case In Savannah
In Savannah on February 9 a city court trial drew a large crowd over an engagement ring valued at 60 dollars. Mrs Annie V Blake won a verdict against Mrs Catherina Harris for the ring. It was alleged the ring was pledged for payment of principal and interest and the return was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Ptay
Annie V Blake
Catherina Harria
Plans Ready for Big Auto Show in Georgia
The Georgia Automotive Dealers association plans report at a meeting that 1500 out of town dealers are expected and 60000 paid admissions during March 5 to 12. All passenger car space is taken with some truck and equipment space still available. The auditorium show is set to be the largest of its kind in the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Automotive Dealers’ Association
sAnster
Grady Hospital Internes Barred From Charging Fees
Grady Hospital trustees ruled that interns must stop charging for signing health accident or death certificates. Mayor Key called the practice a violation of city ordinance and criticized it sharply. Dr Barber reported the issue after insurers complained some certificates claimed disability were unjustified. Hospital superintendent Johnston did not confirm the practice, while Dr Longino opposed the ordinance and warned about possible future abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Key
C 2B Barber
Steve R Johnston
T. D. Longino
Barber
Dr Ashby Jones to Speak at Georgia Day Event
Dr M Ashby Jones will deliver the principal address at the Georgia Day celebration held at noon Friday in the Auditorium under the Daughters of the American Revolution Joseph Habersham chapter. About five thousand pupils from city and Fulton county schools, with Mayor Koy and school officials among the guests, will attend. musical selections will be performed by Tech high band, Atlanta Normal Training school, Commercial High, and a group choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_ Ashby Jones
Joseph Habersham Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fulton County
Koy
Boards of Education
W. L. Pee
Nina Hornady
Cit
R C. Little
Tech
Atlanta Normal Training School
Bendemeres
Commercial High School
Girtst
Bailey Turns Over Army Equipment To National Guard
Major B M Bailey in Atlanta surrendered all recruiting gear to the Old Guard of Atlanta for a National Guard battalion campaign. Major C P Byrd accepted the loan and will station Tech High and Fulton High students at Five Points in uniform to promote recruiting. Alumni and Fulton High alumni and students have formed nearly one company, with Math chair Prof Jackson also contributing. Byrd spoke to J M High male employees, gaining seven recruits in fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
B. M. Bailey
Atlanta
Old Guard of
C. P. Byrd
Old Guard
Tech High
Fulton High School
Ootc
National Guard
Guard
William Hopkins
Jackson
Tech Heh School
Byrd
J M High Company
Carter Brothers Held on Charge of Chicken Theft
Two brothers Leonard and J. Cater of 43 Savannah Street were jailed after chickens stolen from John Faiths coop on Flat Shoals Avenue were found roosting in the brothers yard. Both men deny any knowledge of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
J. Cater
Savannah Street
John Faith
Flat Shoals Avenue
Carter Brothers
Texans Ask Damages For Infringements Judge Decides Soon
In Dallas Texas Oil Mil Machinery and Manufacturing Company and Anita Pauline Blain sue Atlanta Utility Works Hast Point for infringement of three gin saw filing machine patents. After 3 1/2 hours of argument Judge Sibley took case under advisement. Plaintiffs free to recover damages if patent rights are upheld. Defense claims patents invalid due to prior discovery and asserts defendant’s parts do not closely mirror protected elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court of the Oil Mil Machinery and Manufacturing Company
Dallas
Texas
Anita Pauline Blain
Atlanta
Hast Point
Samuel H. Sibley
Texas Company
Mills Defends Farmers Union in Georgia Article
J H Mills president of the Farmers Union of Georgia rebuts The Southern Ruralist claim that southern farm organizations lack national voice. He highlights Georgia and national Farmers Union achievements including bonded warehouses, cooperative law, rural school funding increases, district agricultural schools, and the National Board of Farm Organizations reforms. He cites Charles S Barrett as national Farmers Union president and notes regional influence in market bureaus and farm legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ruralist
South
J H. Mills
Farmers’ Union of Georgia
Ruralist
Farmers’ Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
B Jackson
State Market Bureau
Mills
Charles S. Barrett
Georgia
National Farmers' Union
National Board
Washington
Barrett
Mulls
Aniza Tona
Karmeri
Varmers Union
Og Ai
Barmers Union
Ciriea
Tarmeurs’ Union
Farmers’ ‘Minion
Co Operative Association
Itg
Farmers Union
Farmers' Union
Co-operative Buiness
Georgia Farmers’ Union
National Farmers’ Union
National Board of Farm Organizations
Meadquarters
A_ committee
Tuy Amt Gell
Congress
Car Aericulture
Chicago
San Francisco
Capper
Kansas
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Committee On
Georgia Iwsners
Wnoion
National Lauira’ Union
A. Davis
Arkansas
C. S. Barrett
Naional Farmers’ Union
Te National Board of
Pennsylvania Grange
National Dairy Utton
The
Equity
Anton
All Bring Com
Bosed
Bone Tide Farm
Farmera
Malon
Bis
Federa Inrest
Matheta
Federal Bureau of Market
Wate Bureau
Sone Eeleateratio
Eeureau
Georgia Farmers' Calon President Held on Stabbing Charge
Tom Carter, 21, was released on $200 bond after being charged with stabbing Earl Rodgers at Orme Street Pharmacy. Rodgers suffered a throat gash not deemed serious by Grady hospital physicians. Carter, alleged to have argued over a two dollar debt, will face Recorder George T Johnson Friday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Melts
Georgia Farmers’ Calon
Tom Carter
Earl Rodgers
Spring Street
Rodgers
Grady Hospital
Orme Street
Carter
George T Johnson
Wee
Judge Sheppard Advocates Beer And Light Wines
Judge William B Sheppard of the United States district court in Pensacola Florida, presiding in Atlanta, voices privately in favor of relaxing prohibition on beer and light wines. He argues the eighteenth amendment was adopted for wartime grain conservation, not permanent policy, and calls for education and limited domestic use to improve respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B Sheppard
United States District Court
Pensacola
Fla
Sibley
Atlanta
Sheppard
South
Sheppara
Congress
Southern Metal Trades Conference Set for Savannah
The Georgia division of the Southern Metal Trades association will hold a conference in Savannah on February 17, announced by Vice President John Schofield of Macon. All foundry and machine shop owners in the state are urged to attend, whether members or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Southern Metal Trades Association
Savannah
John Schofield
Macon
Mean Thief Takes Infant Apparel From Red Cross
A theft at the Red Cross store room at 249 Ivy Street late Tuesday night or early Wednesday involved towels and two complete infant outfits. Assistant manager Legare Davis and city detectives suspect an insider or visit by a man nicknamed "King Gtork" related to threats or promises toward a potential target with limited means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ivy Street
Legare Davis
Red Cross Society
King Gtork
Edmund Martin Presides Grady Board Reorganization
Three changes in the Grady hospital board were announced after the reorganizational meeting held Wednesday. Edmund Martin was reelected president, D C Davidson joined the board, Ayer became a director, and S W Foster added to ensure dental surgeon representation. An inspector position was created to review patients' finances, salary $175 monthly, male applicants only. Written applications go to S R Johnson, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
T C. Davidson
C. B. Bush
Guy . Ayer
Hugh M Lckey
W. Foster
Edmund W. Martin
D. Longino
Steve R. Johnston
Steve R Johnson
Arch Elkin
G C Thrash
J. D Cromer
J E Sommerfield
H R Donaldson
Leroy W Childs
Frank L Eskridze
T C Davidson
W E Campbell
Guy Ayer
Garnett
W. Quillian
M_ T Benson
W N Adkins
C E Rhodes
Oscar Miller
Cosby Swanson
J _F_Cpainback
Sheppard W. Foster
Weather as political rhetoric hints at cooler days
Political reporter quotes forecaster C F Von Herrmann on a cooler cloudy Thursday. He notes mixed public reception to weather as a platform while detailing Wednesday's damp, rainy day, showers easing toward sunset and nationwide warmth lingering in an exclusive interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F von Herrmann
von Herrmann
Hart Case Dismissed After Payment of Court Costs
The US district court case brought by Joel Hart against A. O Blalock, collector of internal revenue, to recover alleged sums was dismissed after the plaintiff paid court costs of 2605. Judge Samuel H Sibley issued the order in the civil division on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Joel Hart
A. O Blalock
Internal Revenue
Samuel H Sibley
Federal Court
House Committee Questions Bergdoll Case Death Claim
Washington February 9 The house military affairs committee probes Bergdoll escape and reports of lawyer Sispence Gibboney’s death. State department with Mexican authorities exhumed a body to identify if it is Gibboney. Committee seeks clarity on Bergdoll’s release allegedly tied to 100000 for his freedom and gold hoard rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Grover C Bergdoll
Germany
Sispence Gibboney
Bergdplis
State Department
Kahn
Military Affairs Committee of the House
Gibboney
Kahn Sapinion
Bergdoll
War Department
Maryland
Beredoll
Jhe
Orr Heads Trustees of Carnegie Library
W. W Orr was elected president of the trustees at the annual meeting. Walter C. Caraway became vice president EFty Harning secretary and W. B. Dis bro treasurer. Miss Tommy Dora Barker reported over 36 000 books loaned in January with 2279 visits to the reference room and 926 to the magazine room. Plans discussed to remodel the fifth ward library and to form a committee to lay the cornerstone of a new negro branch at Auburn avenue and Hillard street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Orr
Carnegie Library
Walter C. Caraway
Efty Harning
W. B. Dis
Bro
Tommy Dora Barker
Iora
Ran
Lbrary
Auburn Avenue
Hillard Street
Summer Encampment Plans to Be Discussed at Meeting
Plans for the summer encampment of the local chapter of the United States training corps for Women in Asheville North Carolina will be discussed at a meeting called by Mrs John M Cooper the president. The meeting is set for Friday evening at 6 at her residence 86 Elizabeth street a light supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Training Corps For Women
Asheville
N. C
John M Cooper
Rndio
Elizabeth Street
Powerful Pinex Based Remedy for Coughs
An old home made cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes is promoted as highly effective and economical. It claims rapid relief from dry coughing and throat or chest colds, with benefits for bronchial conditions, asthma, and hoarseness, and urges asking a druggist for Pinex with directions.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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Zeigler
Mills Defends Farmers’ Union
Southern Metal Trades
MEAN
Edmund Martin
Grady Board
Hart
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Georgia Art Supply Co
Phons Main
Broad Street
Durham Jewelry CO
E. B. Durham
Edgewood Ave
Val Webtsaser
Orr
Miss Barker
Karo
T. R. Norris District
Rhodes Building
Corn Products
Corn Products Refining’ Company
Bos
New York
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