Weekend dine and dances at the Driving Club
A crowded social scene fills the Driving Club with parties and entertainments. Mrs Charles Remsen Row hosts a guest list including Miss Laura Bal lev and Miss Margaret Rice while others such as Miss Tele Huge and Miss Nell Phinizs attend receptions, with Mr Pigene Wells and friends to entertain. The Noth Ave Freabyttfen club holds a Fourtame event after a committee planning meeting and a Tea-Dance at Druid Hills Golf Club is noted alongside multiple gatherings at East Lake and other venues.
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Laura Ballev
Gr Ftin
Misa Margaret, Rice
New Haven
Lydia
Kuehle
Dennixen
Charles Remsen
Iene
Social gatherings and teas fill local notices on Fourteenth Street
Mrs Adair hosts ten guests with jonquils and yellow white decor at her home on Fourteenth Street. Mrs Dawin 4 Peeples entertains bridge guests yesterday afternoon. Driving Club hosts Mrs Marsh Adult of New York for tea, followed by a cake sale. Circle No 4 Gordon Street Baptist plans a bonus cake sale at Kenny’s. Mr Ford hosts a tea dance at Druid Hills Calf Club, with a dinner to follow in honor of Mr War Ford of Binghamton. Guests include Mr and Mrs W F Spalding, Dr and Mrs Thomas Patin, Mr and Mrs WC Milne, and others at David Hills Golf Clubhouse with plant decor and refreshments.
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Henry Jonson
Fourteenth Street
Johquin
Homan Binthe
Adair
Kdawin
Peeples
Tuighe
Bridge
Driving Club
Marsh Adult
New York
Circle No 4
Gordon Street Baptist
Kenny's Tea
Ge Winahel
Ford
Kenneth Cobb
Druid
Hills Calf Club
A War
Ford of
Binghamton
F Spalding
Thomas Patin
IL Bhiey Jr
Woolford
Lieyd Parks
Dinkinn
David Hills Golf
Jamon le Micke
Bo Nevin
Calhoux
William & Goldamith
Tickets for Reporters Play to Go on Sale Today
Tickets for Reporters Play at the Atlanta Theater go on sale at 9 o clock this morning under police auspices for the Force Relief association benefit. The cast has rehearsed faithfully and a large audience is expected with proceeds boosting the treasury. Police members have already purchased tickets and some may exchange for seats at the Atlanta Saturday through Tuesday. Sergeant John Harris will aid by arranging seats for those who request them by telephone at Main 21 or Atlanta 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Valentine
Atlantc
Atlanta
Force Relief Association
Wee
Cette
Police Department
Atlante
Nergeant
Alvantane
Local Builders to Depart Today for Baltimore
Atlanta builders depart at 3 PM over the Laboard Air Line for the national convention in Baltimore. Two special Pullmans will carry delegates as they seek gains for Atlanta at the 197 convention of the Sunoni Association of Builders.
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Baltimore
Cates
Atlanta
Baltimoine
jSunoni
Roertite
Losserger
Dtl
Moore Named Acting Solicitor General Amid Turmoil
The document reports Moore stepping into the role of acting solicitor general amid widespread confusion. It references attorney Hugh W. Rotgsey and mentions multiple states, with uncertain details about investigations, prosecutions, and past officials.
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Hugh W. Rotgsey
John Wo Moore
Mr Moores
Sears
Ohare
Bond of $2000 Named in Case of Campbell
A bond of two thousand dollars was set by U S Commissioner Calquitt Cirler yesterday to guarantee the appearance of L Campbell at the next criminal term of the federal court to face charges of concealing the assets of bankrupts.
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United States
Calquitt Cirler
L Campbell
Bear Raid on Cotton Exchange Investigation Planned
Washington February 18 Southern representatives plan to confer with Attorney General Gregory tomorrow regarding the bear raid on the New York cotton exchange with a view to possible government action. Letters were sent to southern governors and agricultural commissioners inviting a February 24 conference. Heflin and anard of Georgia conferred with Secretary Lansing on shipping needs for cotton and prospects of higher prices if the European war ends soon.
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Washington
Gregory
New York
Helen
Alabama
United States
Heflin
Anard
Georgia
Lansing
Yb Ueflin
State Department
Boy Fatally Burned By Playmate With Match
A 3 year old boy, Manniel Ellington, and his 4 year old neighbor Elizabeth Googe played with matches in Brunswick on February 18. The girl struck a match and held it to the boy causing his clothing to ignite. A neighbor smothered the flames, but the boy suffered severe burns to face hands and body. He died after several hours of medical care.
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Brunswick
Secral
Manniel Ellington
Elizabeth Googe
Atlratcham
British Artist Fined Over Soldier Cartoon
The Weekly Journal Bystander reprisers were fined £100, Corner Editor Vivian Carter £50, and Lieutenant Bernard cartoonist £80 for publishing a cartoon showing a British soldier intoxicated and clutching a bottle of rum. The charge cited prejudicing discipline and recruiting. an appeal was filed.
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Mand
Bystander
Vivian Carter
Bernard Cartoonist
Machiteh
Depugg O Britand
Bird
Clarke Infirmary Cornerstone Laying at Athens Campus
The Clarke Infirmary cornerstone ceremony takes place on the Athens campus funded by the Finait Clarke chapter of the DA Ro with a $4000 appropriation. The event, at 4 o clock Saturday, invites the president of the senate and the speaker of the house of representatives, with Mount Vernon lodge Masons laying the wall.
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Athens
Lattia
Talysh Clarke Infirmary
Metmal Sehor
Finait Clarke
Senate
House of
Normal School
Mount Vernon Lodge of Masons
Nashville Chatt Railway Forms Safety Department Headed by Charles M Anderson
Nashville Tennessee February 18 Charles M Anderson formerly of Louisville was today appointed superintendent of safety a new department of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Lens railway The department aims to educate the public and will organize employees in each community to curb unsafe practices including a recent incident where children used the track for a promenade prompting parent letters to stop the activity.
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Nashville ‘Tenn
Charles M Anderson
Louisville
Nashville Chattanooga and St Lens Railway
TDL
Bishop F D Leete Returns Home From Florida
Bishop F D Leete and wife arrived back at 9 West Eleventh Street after weeks in Florida. He presided at the St Johns River conference and other annual meetings in Florida. He dedicated a church at Homestead and laid the cornerstone for a new church at Florida City.
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FD Leete
West Eleventh Street
Key West
Florida
Leete
St. Johns River
Homestead
Florida City
Miss Lethe Hunter Resting in West View
Funeral services for 18 year old Lethe Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel Hunter of 861 Peachtree Street were held at their home with interment in West View Cemetery. Hunter was popular among many friends and is survived by her parents two brothers and one sister.
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Lethe Hunter
Joel Hunter
Peachtree Street
West View Cemetery
Mother of W C Kimsey Quite Ill at Cornelia
Vivian Orr Kimsey returned to Atlanta from Cornelia where he was called by the serious illness of his mother Mrs Mary Himney. She is 85 and suffered pneumonia recently. Mr Kimsey was joined by his wife Mrs J W McClure of Newnan who remains at her mother's bedside.
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Vivian Orr Kimsey
Atlanta
Cornelia
Mary M Himney
Kimsey
JW McClure
Newnan
Mrs James Sprunt Dies in Wilmington
Mrs James Sprunt of Wilmington died at her home Thursday according to word received in Atlanta by her sister Mrs Frank Eistra Sprant. She is survived by her husband, one son James Lawrence, one grandson James L Sprunt, a brother Kenneth Murchison of New York and three sisters Mrs Ellis of Atlanta, Mrs Shirley Carter of Baltimore, and Mrs Charles Vuurkamp of Fredericksburg Virginia.
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James Sprunt
Wilmington
Atlanta
Frank Eistra Sprant
James Lawrence
James L Sprunt
Kenneth Murchison
New York
Ellis
Shirley Carter
Baltimore
Charles Viurkamp
Fredericksburg
Covington Lights Up With White Way Street Illumination
Covington reports completion of white way street lighting and 13,000 feet of paving. An up to date hotel and bright street lights bolster the town's claim it can compete with any city in the state.
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Covington Gn
Covington
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