Frances Willard Memorial Service in Trinity Church
Frances Willard Memorial Service observe the family birthday of Bliss Willard Thursday February 17 at 2 p.m. in Trinity church Sunday school room. Program includes hymns scripture Revelations 21 Mrs Erma and others deliver talks and dialogues with readings on Frances Willard. Dr Wichelberger to give address and benediction by Dr Hibben. Luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Hugh Richardson.
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Frances Willard
Atlanta
Bfc
London
Frances Willerd
John Barleycorn
Goodhy
Mars
T. W. Henderson
Reetiaden
Virginia’ Lewis
Willard
Hov. Moore
Wr Preston
Mre
Alvin Smith
Brymp
Wichelberger
Z. W. Henderson
Hibben
Hugh Richardson
John Grier Hbben
Princeton
Jones
Fits R. Jones
Harris
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Tech
Notable Guests and Social Affairs Highlight Local Teas
A gathering of distinguished guests including Dr. and Mrs. J Sprole Lyons and Dir. Kenneth G. Matheson, Georgia Tech president, plus Mrs. Matheson and Dr Thornwell Jacobs of Oglethorpe, with a River Hill neighborhood tea hosted by Mrs. Forrest Adair. Miss Oda Teabeant of Cuthbert visits Atlanta hosted by Mrs. William Candler as social events unfold across Druid Hills and Ansley Park venues.
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Gueate Tomer
J. Sprole Lyons
Kenneth G. Mathesom
Georgia School of Technology
Matheson
Thormwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe
Jithop
Warren A. Candler
Canary University
Hugh Tnman
Lathrop
Boston
Miss Teabeant
Oda Teabeant
Cuthbert
William Candler
Hal Steed
Druid Hillis Club
Health remedy testimonial from Lima Ohio reader
Mrs Jenniz Moyer of Lima Ohio touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as a cure for displacement, weakness, irregularities, and back pain after doctors said she would not recover. She claims relief in two months and offers to answer other women's questions. Writers in the ad urge women to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lima
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jenniz Moyer
North St
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia
Lochinvar Wins His Bride at Midnight
Roy C. Johnson, a twentieth century Lochinvar, proposed to Miss Annie Bowen after a long courtship. They secured license, invited Rev. James Dens, and wed between 4 PM and 1 AM with her father’s consent after a late-night search and a family approval at the Bowen home.
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Roy C. Johnson
Jofnson
Annie Bowen
Lee Street
Draid Hille
Mr. Johnson
James
Dens
Ponders Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Bowen
Druid Hills
Bowen
Elan
Driving Club Celebrates Saint Valentine Fete
The St Valentine ball at the Piedmont Driving Club drew about three hundred guests in a romantic setting with red and white carnations, heart designs, and souvenir valentine menu cards. Notable attendees included Miss Margaret Grant’s party and numerous Atlanta society figures, with extended dining circles and elaborate decorations completing the festive atmosphere.
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Piedmont
At & Clock
Loggia
St Valentine
Fasion
Margaret Grant
Dorothy Arkwright
Harrist McDaniel
John W. Grant
Edward Alfriend
Stuart Witham
Edward H. Alsop
Hates Block
Delegates Chosen to Represent Atlanta at Washington Meet
At the Atlanta Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting delegates and alternates were selected for the national congress in Washington starting April 1. Delegates include Mrs. Bates Black regent and Mrs. James C. Wynn, with alternates such as Miss Alice Baxter and Mrs. Frank West. Committees were named for House, Press, Entertainment, Program, Music, Floral, and Echolership Medal duties.
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Atlanta
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Congress
Bates Black
James C. Wynn
Howard McCall
Chauncey Smith
Alice Baxter
BR. Kirk
Frank West
Susie Welle
John ‘H. McCastin
Charles Walker
Lyman J. Amsden
Richard Courts
Frances Whiteside
Georgia Hope
Frank Weat
Martyn Jackson
Harry Goodhardt
W. T. Perkerson
Fress
Nusie Wells
H. Barnes
Bn HK. Roberts
John M. Slatome
Howard Bucknell
Roy Gillier
Warner Martin
Richgsi Courts
Mra
A. McDown -Woolf
Watkins May Run For State Legislature From Fulton
Garland Watkins son of Chaplain Watkins of the Georgia senate considers announcing a bid for the legislature from Fulton county. He lives in College Park and has many Fulton friends urging a run. Watkins is a noted young Atlanta attorney and previously served as a boy page in the Georgia senate.
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Watkins
Garland Watkins
Chaplain Watkins
Georgia Senate
Fulton County
College Park
Atlanta
Norris Purchases the McDuffie Progress in Thomson Ga
Thomson Ga February 15 Special The McDuffie Progress won by HS Norris of Manchester former owner and editor of The Mercury at that place Norris to move his family to Thomson to run the paper with undivided interest Ben A Neal former owner of The Progress to work full time for The Washington Reporter The Progress is Thomson McDuffie county official organ and oldest paper
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Thomson
McDuffie Progress
H.S. Norris
Manchester
The
Mercury
Norris
Ben A. Neal
Progress
Washington Reporter
Thomson and McDuttie County
Mrs Martha Goolsby Dies at Monticello Ga
Mrs Martha A Goolsby died at her daughter Mrs T G Pound home in Monticello Ga after a long illness She was in her eighty sixth year widow of James B Goolsby Survived by daughter and several sons including H W Goolsby senator Cardan Goolaby Culien Goolaby Hartwell Goolsby and brothers Robert Ezell Brack Ezell Lea Ezell Interment plans set for Hillsboro tomorrow
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Monticello
Martha A. Goolsby
T. G. Pound
Declaned
Carden Goolaby
Culien
Goolaby
Forsyth
Hartwell Goolsby
Juliette
Robert Ezell
Brack F
Macon
Lea Exell
Hillsboo
Hillsboro
Two Macon Girls Run Over by Auto
Abbie and Edna McElmurray aged 9 and 5 were struck by a car driven by W J Marshall in Macon Georgia in front of their home. They were seriously injured and taken to Macon hospital. The children had dashed from behind a parked car and failed to see the vehicle. Their parents witnessed the incident from the porch.
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Macon
Abbie
Edna McElmurray
Moa
T. A. McHlmurray
Montpelier Avenue
W. J. Marshall
Georgia Chamber of Commerce Luncheon in Winder
Georgia Chamber of Commerce officials and state business leaders gather in Winder for a luncheon to assess regional needs. Key figures include J G Weatherly field secretary and President Charles J Haden. Judge G A Johns acts as toastmaster with sermons by Rev W H Faust Rev J B Yarbrough and Rev J H Wood.
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Georgia Chamber
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Winder
J. G. Weatherly
Charles J. Haden
Atlanta
G. A. Johns
W. H. Faust
J. FB. Yarbrough
J. H. Wood
Georgia temperance march to sweep the state
A description of a continuing temperance movement across Georgia. Citizens including Mrs W G of a Winder women’s group and local organizers plan a Juncheay style event similar to recent gatherings in Martettx Newnan and GaGrange and to be repeated until every section of the state is reached.
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Tocai
W. G
Winder Women's ‘Christian
Perance Amin
Hiachson
Martettx
Newnan
GaGrange
Georgia
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China
Dobbs & Wey Co
Pryor St
Forrest Adair
Druid Hillg
Jacobs
Thornwell Jacobs
Ansley Park
Harry E. Harman
Robert Toveman
Major Mhartes’ Turner
William Ward Hillyer
Melton
Whitehead
New York
Louis Neilson
H. M. Atkinson
Consuelo Bailey
James Ragan
Capital City
Consuela Bailey
Natchez
Miss Bailey
Daphne
John Drew
Mississippi
Consuela Tznaga
Mancheste
Lydia E. Pikiens
Alfred W. McCann
Lewis B. Allyn
Prin Pu
PHOS
Richmond, Va
Newera Pp
Lochinvar
Roy Johnson
Westmoreland
John Murphy
James L. Dickey
Dozier Lowndes
Milton Dargan, Jr
Charles Hopkins, Jr
Alex Smith, Jr
Charles Hing
Frank Meador
Dargan
van Astor Hatchelor
E. ©. Peters
Frank Calloway
Garvey Will
Hodgman
Baron Rosenkrantz
Charles Remsen
Harry Eng- Heh
Albart ‘Thornton
Howard H. Inman
Joseph
Dugad McCleaky
Hugh Scott
Fred Moyt
Fowler
A. D. Adair
Tining
Achison
Clark Lowell
W. J. Bryan
Chiff Hatcher
Joseph James
Jemco Taylo- Williams
Luther Rosser
James D. Xolmer
George Harrington
T. Russell Porter
W. E. ‘Austin
Graham
Roby Robinson
Hughes Spalding
Isabel Robinson
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
Louisaville and Nashville Railroad
Augusta
State Capitol
University’ of Georgia
Cadet Corps
Nash
War Department
W. T. Anderson
George H. Long
Ma_ con Telegraph
Nat E B. Harris
Peter F. Rahngen
Hancock
Wilkes
Clayton
Fickena
Lumpkin County
A. D. Melvin
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
HS. Norris
M’duffie Progress
Martha Goolsby
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
McElmurray
Chamber OF Commerce
Bock
Addren
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Mme, Pauline
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