Social items from Marietta and surrounding areas
Mrs WwW B Grouch and Mrs George F Wewell plan Orlando and Palm Beach trips. Miss Georgia Rice hosts a Sunday evening event for the egg Marionnettes and Mandolin club. Miss Huth Simpson of Shorter will spend the weekend with Georgia Rice and the Gundy sisters. Mrs Lila Morgan hosts weekend guests. Roswell M Smith tours Chicago. Miss Annie Waddell visits Ruth Marian. Masters William McCarty and Norma Stogies weekend in Newnan. Colonel Edward T Brown family relocates to Gramercy Park.
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Www
Grouch
George F Wewell
Marietta
Ormond Fla
Palm Beach Rade
Robert H Storrs
Nassau Bahame Islands
Georgia Rice
Daphne
Dorothy Gundy
Tampa
Wiss Stella Taillaferro
Roswell M Sfith
Chicago
Smith
Lila Morgan
Cartersville
W . Crouch
Misa
Cora Brown
Vis Kil Walker Sammons
North Morelan Avenue
Sammons
Miles Mildred Defender
Kansas City
Moan
Wiliam Brumby
Ose
Howard B Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
Annie Waddell
Ruth Marian
Messrs, Horton
Stanley Mathewson
Joseph Colquitt
Washington
William McCarty
Norma Stogies
Newnan
Joan Havins
Baltimore
Rom Page
Mias
Louise Page
Columbus Ga
Putnam
Hell
Edward T Brown
Farally
Gramercy Park
New York
George W .Walker
Miss Elizabeth Boy and Max Howell Wed in Nash
Miss Elizabeth Boy of Atlanta and Max Don Howell of Row Forte plan a wedding at 8 o clock this evening at the home of the bride's aunt Mrs A G Brandan in Nash. Guests include friends in Cherieston where the bride was guest of honor at a luncheon and yachting party.
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Cherieston
Elizabeth Boy
Atlanta
Max Don Howell
Row Forte
A. G Brandan
Nash-1
Meeting notices from local church groups and clubs
The Business Womens Club of St Amkes Church meets Wednesday evening February 186 at 636 Loglock with officers to be elected. The Womans Alliance of the Ani Jearian Church holds a regular meeting Monday at 3 PM at 325 1 Gordon Street. The Young People Missionary Society of Trinity M E Church meets Monday February 14 at 3 PM at 26 Adair Avenue, with all members urged to attend.
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Business Womens Club
St. Amkes
Loglock
Womans Alliance
Mire
Trinity M E Church
Mra
Arthur Bracke
Adair Avenue
Dentists Organize for Atlanta School Children’s Teeth
An Atlanta Chamber of Commerce meeting gathered dentists to form an initiative for dental examinations of school children. Speakers noted thousands of local kids suffer tooth decay, with commitees urged to push city council and schools to improve dental health in grammar schools.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber, of Commerce
Atlanta
V H Kriegshaber
Delos Hul
F Oj Foster
M M. Forbes
W N Adkina
F O Foster
St. Augustine
Cleveland
Rochester
Kriegshaber
Delos Hill
Board of Education
Delos
R Mott
JD Eby
M M Forbes
R'E McComack
F O
W N
Chamber of Commerce
Belgew
William Crens
Sheriff Seizes Grand If Bond Isn’t Posted Today
The Grand opera house faces sheriff seizure today as Judge Pendleton demands a $35 000 bond by the Georgia Theater Company or surrender of the property. The Shubert Theatrical Company of New York, leaseholder, owes back rent totaling about $17 500 and has reportedly subleased the Grand to another amusements firm. Jake Wells head of the Georgia Theater Company is in the city but no bond was posted by nightfall. The Grand had operated with moving pictures for years.
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Grand Opera House
Jake Walls
Georgia Theater Company
John T Pendleton
Shubert Theatrical Company of
New York
Grand
Shuberta
Jake Walla
Leonard Haas
Pendleton
Shubette
Jake Wells
Moving Pictures
Osteopaths Rally to Aid Better Babies Campaign
The Atlanta Osteopathic Society met at the Ansley Hotel to discuss the March campaign in Atlanta. Members pledged full assistance and will help as needed to ensure the campaign success.
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Atlanta Osteopathic Society
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta
Company M Members Will Attend Church Service
The entire membership of Company M Fifth Regiment will attend morning services at Wesley Memorial church Sunday to hear a sermon by their chaplain Reverend Rife Hacker, pastor of the church.
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Company M. Fifth Regiment
Wesley Memorial Church
tMr
Rif Ehakee
A B C Silks In Demand For Garments
One of the loveliest and best wearing fabrics for coat linings petticoats and undergarments, soft lus trous like messalline yet durable washes well and comes in white and popular colors. 36 inches wide 50c yard. Complexions Winter Hurts can be avoided or remedied with pure facial creams Lady Mary Cleaning Cream Violet Cerate greaseless and keeps skin soft 50c jar. First Floor.
Mrs Graham to Urge Suffrage at Downtown Rallies
Mrs E J Graham of New Orleans will be principal speaker at tonight's suffrage rallies at several downtown corners. Many women prominently interested in the cause will hear her address urging support for women's right to vote.
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Mrs. Graham
E J Graham
New Orleans
Crowds Gather for Rallies on Hunter and Alabama Streets
Speakers including Mrs D Horme Miss Eleanore Raoul and Mrs Woodall address rallies at 6 m on Hunter Street near Whitehall and on Alabama Street near Whitehall. Mrs John Kenny of Tennessee, a principal speaker last week, left for her home.
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Hunter Street
Whitehall
Tom
Alabama Street
D © Horme
Eleanore Raoul
Woodall
John Kenny
Tennessee
Suffragists Plan Nationwide Campaign for Amendment
In New York on February 11 delegates from New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland and New York met to organize regional efforts for the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment. Funds totaling about 5000 were pledged, lifting the eastern campaign fund to 60000 as plans were made to recruit organizers for states where women already vote. The Congressional Union formed the Mid Atlantic States conference and announced further regional groupings with a chairman in each district. A petition to President Wilson urged careful consideration of the amendment, and senators and representatives were urged to vote for it. Frances Jolliffe of California supported sending organizers into suffrage states, and delegates will tour every suffrage state with potential reelection campaigns if officials oppose the measure. Madison reports an exhibition of pure-bred stock and home-grown feeds touring the state on February 13 from 1 to 6 pm drawing expected crowds.
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New York
Sean B Anthony
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Mid Atlantic States
Wilson
Frances Jolliffe
California
Miss Anna Rice Delivers Two Lectures in Jubilee Year
Miss Anna V Eos from New York spoke Friday during a two lecture series celebrating the jubilees of the YMCA. She outlined association aims at a drawing room meeting hosted by Mrs M McEachern and spoke later at First Baptist Church on Bible work. Additional talks today Sunday and Monday cover association work and Bible topics with a reception at the association residence and a banquet at the Analsy hotel. Tickets must be reserved by noon at 64 1 2 Houpton Street.
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Anna V Eos
New York
Miss Rice
M McEachern
Gordon Street
West End
Association
First Baptist Church
Miss See
Prenton Arkwright
Drui Hillis
West Baker Street
The Chief and Nobody Home at Atlanta theatres
Theaters showcase The Chief with Drew in a strong performance and Nobody Home starring Percival Knight at the Atlante. Also features War Brides at Forsyth, Pat Rooney and Marion Bent, and a Gasp filled drama at the Lyric with Indian vengeance themes. Geraldine Farrar in Temptation headlines the Grand with Farrar and Cordoba's Toreador moments. War relief benefit planned at the Grand while Boundary Rider and revenue service drama appear at other venues.
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George H Hickman
Forsyth Helth
Lars Hiala
Nasimova
Anawera
Pat Rooney
Marlon Bent
Navasuer Gitla
J C Nugent
Aleteh
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Peder de Cordoba
Carmen
Misa Farrar
Jan Alluriog Rola
Miss Farrer
Lou Telingen
France
de FE
Revenue Service
North Wi
The Penitentes of the Vaudette at the Strand today
Orrin Johnson and Serena Qwen star in The Penitentes a Griffith drama shown today in its first run. The film is billed as an absorbing tale of love hate and religious fanaticism set in 19th century Mexico with a controversial sect and ceremonial crucifixion. The Strand also presents a return engagement of Clara Kimball Young in The Keystone comedy The Hunt and features Mary Pickford in a celebrated new drama with notable photography and direction backed by the Wattaby Symphony.
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Dan Mo
Orrin Johnson
Serena Qwen
Griffith
Talla
Mexico
Keystone
Farel Gal
Ford Sterting
Strand Theater
Clara Kimball Young
Camille
United States
Mit Young
Ahe
Mach Miccans
Mary Pickford
Pisy Lore
Wattavy
Georgia Day Observed in Greeksboro Senior Auditorium
Georgia day exercises were held in Greeksboro on February 11 in the senior auditorium with local participation and school officials coordinating the observance.
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Georgia
Greeksboro
Rrotr
Goober Gardening Urged by J D Price in Georgia
Commissioner J D Price of Georgia's agricultural department pushes peanut cultivation to boost state wealth. A conference with R G DeLeach discusses large scale peanut reduction, peanut oil mills, and using cotton mills for peanut product manufacture. He notes peanuts are wasteless, oil sells 75 to 80 cents per gallon, with 2 bushels yielding a gallon, and peanut byproducts serve stock feed. A campaign aims to persuade farmers statewide as South Georgia shows strong interest and Virginia and North Carolina yield profits from peanuts.
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Pdq Jorsee
Beate
J D Price
Agricultural Department
Georgia
Price
R G DeLeach
Griffin
South Georgia
Ita
Virginia
North Carolina
Hera
Popular Delusion About an Old Song Busted
An article explains that Comin Thro the Rye is not Burns work beyond the first four lines, with John Walter adding the rest and the air based on The Miller's Daughter. It notes the song’s meaning across a river crossing rather than a rye field and advertises a sheet music collection Heart Sangy offered by the paper with a coupon in today’s issue.
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Robert Burns
Burns
John Walter
Edinburgh
London
Walter
Rye
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