Mrs Little Entertains and Asheville Visitors In March Plans
Mrs James R Little presides over Judson Settlement and Relief association executive board gathering at Peachtree Road home. March open meeting planned with hot luncheon. guests listed include Mrs Bolling Jones and Mrs Charles W Djei among others. Asheville society buzz centers on Battery Park opening ball, Ritz-Carlton lounge concerts, and seasonal tours as tourists from Florida populate the city. dancing party planned by Mrs Gibbs on North Moreland Avenue. Anna Howard Shaw to visit Atlanta April 12 for a joint meeting of local suffrage groups. Drawing room conference at Mrs Hugh Richardson’s home. Dr Chapman and Mr Alexander in attendance. Opera recital on Friday at Atlanta Woman’s Club. Nana Tucker to lecture on Tales of Hoffman. DeLoach-Ver Nooy wedding in Experiment Station home with Athens guests. couple to spend four months in Daytona Beach before returning to Milledge Avenue Athens. Miss Dixie Cawthon hosts masquerade dance at Claude Frederick’s in Ansley Park.
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Asheville
Battery Park
Balling
New York
Florida
Paseille
J. Paul Ulrich
Mies Ulrich
Aft
Clemons
Mies Armay
W. Griffin Gribbell
Philadelphia
Philip Seasongood
Cincin Baste
James Weatherly
Balmore
O. I
Herrick
Boston
Ft . Davi
Buffalo
Charie
Hardwick
Chica
D. H Strickland
Erie
Margaret Crage
Atlanta
Ver Nooy
Daytona
Fla
Milledge Avenue
Athens
Lydia Pinkham Medicine Helps Eldon Woman
A Missouri woman reports relief from displacement and inflammatory symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts success for irregularities, backache, and nervous prostration and urges others to try the remedy.
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Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. Harvey
Missouri
External Vap-O-Stub Salve for Croup Relief
An old method using potent medicines is discouraged for croup. Apply Vap-O-Stub Salve externally on the throat and chest to loosen phlegm and ease breathing. Body heat aids relief. bedtime use promotes sleep. Available in 25c 50c or 1.00 packages under Vaporub trade name.
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Genuine
Society Notes Highlight Fashion and Club Events in Atlanta
Miss Louise Hill of Macon visited Miss Laura Wyatt as guest of honor with about eighty attendees, masks and turkish costumes. Mrs Rosa Frederick wore Japanese attire. The Countil of Jewish Women to host a musicale under Miss Sylvia Spritz at the temple vestry Wednesday afternoon. Vesper Club events include a March 26 anniversary dance with chaperons listed. City Federation meeting to discuss minutes and Europe via Mrs Ralph C Norton, followed by a reading on February 25 at the Woman's Club. The Great Galeoto reading before Drama League at Georgian Terrace drew praised reactions despite rain. Capital City Club hosted an informal dinner-dance. George Washington party hosted by Mrs Claude B Nealy with numerous attendees from the Sunday School class.
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Louise’ Hill
Macon
Laura Wyatt
Smilax
Cawthon
Wyatt
Miss Hill
Rosa Frederick
Sylvia Spritz
Temple
Louise Hill
Forrest Adair
M. L. Thrower
George R. Black
B. Bennett
Julian Chase
Eliomer Park
Atlanta Federation of Women
Claus F
Ralph C. Norton
Clib
Europe
Federation
Atlanta
Mrs. Norton
Woman's Club
Baker Street
Galeoto
Jose Mehelaray
W.G. Spiker
Drama League
Georgian Terrace
Highland School PTA Meeting Amended and Public Invite
Mills J M Candish will address the Highland school Parent Teacher Association at 3 30 PM today inviting all patrons and interested parties. The Modern Topic club meets Wednesday at 10 at Mrs J C White 46 Park Street. Drama League meets Thursday at 11 in Carnegie Library to discuss The Daughters of Heaven by Gautier and Loti.
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Modern Topic Club
J.C. White
Park Street
Circle
Atlanta
Drama League
Carnegie Library
Daughters of Heaven
Judith Gautier
Pierre Loti
Shrine Concert at Lyric Tonight Promises Splendid Program
The Shriners present a grand Lyric theater concert in Atlanta tonight. Box office opens at seven. performance begins at eight. Nobles oversee building and program. Frank Candell in charge of the program. Henry Heinz over theater and stage. Li'l Oriental band ushers assist. Proceeds aid Yaarab's band and patrol for Seattle imperial council meeting. Notables include Mrs Sybill Owen Hartley of Chicago and Oscar Pappenheimer of Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Shriners
Lyric Theater
Frank Candell
Henry Heinz
Li'l Oriental
Yaurab
Seattle
Imperial Council of Shriners
Yaarab
Sybill'Owen Hartley
Chicago
Oscar Pappenheimer
Royal Insurance Co Special Agents Round-Up in Atlanta
The annual round-up of Royal Insurance Company's southern department special agents met at the Hurt building headquarters Tuesday. Fourteen agents attended as Milton Dargan of Atlanta led reviews of the past year and plans for 1911. The final meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon with a Druid Hills club dinner hosted by Mrs. Dargan.
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Southern Department
The
Royal Insurance Company
Hurt
Milton Dargan
Atlanta
Dr Broughton Visits Atlanta on March Event
Dr Len G Broughton sent a letter to Dr Jacob L White of the Baptist Tabernacle stating he will leave London soon and go to Knoxville to lead a reading church He plans to attend the Atlanta Bible conference on March 19 and reports improved health.
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Jacob L. White
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Len G Broughton
London
America
Broughton
Knoxville
Tenn
Atlanta
Thomson farmer grows Irish potatoes in February
A Thomson Georgia farmer F C Stone near Thom son has learned a secret method to raise fresh home grown Irish potatoes in February and enjoyed his first taste meal recently. His unusual winter harvest highlights local gardening ingenuity and extends the season for spuds in this area.
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Thomson
F. C. Stone
Candlers Honored by Methodist Board in Atlanta
The Methodist Episcopal Church South educational commission honored two Atlanta leaders, Bishop Warren A. Candler and Asa G. Candler, for their work and generosity. They named the Emory University School of Theology the Candler School of Theology as part of a new university in Memphis, reflecting the national Methodist respect for these figures.
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Educational Commission of
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Atlanta
Memphis
Eemory
New Methodist University
School of Theology
Emory College
Candler
Warren A. Candler
Asa G. Candler
Candler School of Theology
America
Cree Plan Accepted by Mission Board
At a special meeting of the Baptist state mission board at First Baptist Church, Dr Argh C Cree accepted the position of corresponding secretary. His debt reduction plan was unanimously approved, showing a strong grasp of the situation. Cree, a native of Scotland, moved to North Carolina as a child and has led churches in Georgia and Tennessee before serving as enlistment secretary of the home mission board.
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Baptist State Mission Board
Mfirst Baptist Church
Argh C. Crea
Cree
Scotland
North Carolina
Georgia
Nashville
Baptist
Moultrie
Homne Mission Board
Linscott to Assist at Powers Reading in Lille
Leland Powers will read from Dickens with Herbert Clyde Linscott, Brenau College music professor and opera singer, as prelude. Annie Lou Pagett, Brenau accompanist, plays piano and offers several difficult instrumental pieces. The event, under Allahest Lyceum, promises unusual educational and literary value.
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Leland Powers
Dickeng
Herbert Clyde Linscott
Brenau College
Nut
Lille
France
o+ i
Annie Lou Pagett
Linscott
Dickens
Allahest Lycéum
Tech Night School Sets Spring Preparatory Classes
Announcement from Professor J N G Nesbit dean of the Georgia School of Technology night school states that students not prepared for full courses will be admitted for special work in spring. Professors will arrange classes by ability and aim to progress them into regular classes soon. Registration runs March 1 to March 4 for the spring term.
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J. N. G. Nesbit
Georgia School of Technology
Bens March
Commerce to Host Agricultural Rally Move
The agricultural rally shifted from Gainesville to Commerce on March 4 by order of Commissioner Price with local approval. He said a large crowd is promised and Commerce will royally entertain visiting attendees.
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Gainesville
Commerce
Price
People of Commerce
Prise
Lenten Services at Decatur Church Begin Thursdays
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Decatur holds Lent services each Thursday at 8 p m with special preachers. Tomorrow Rev Hubert B H Gritsom assistant rector of St Luke s leads the service followed by well known Episcopal clergy including Dean Atkinson of the Cathedral and Dr Wilmer.
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Holy Trinity’ Episcopal Church
Decatur
Hubert BH. Gritrom
St. Luke’s
Dean Atkinson
Wilmer
Odd Fellows Buy Fire Hall Site for New Lodge House
The Odd Fellows of Thomson have bought the former fire department house and plot and will erect a modern lodge hall on the site soon. The purchase signals a planned reorganization of local fraternal activities and a new meeting place for members.
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Lnuinsen
Win Eeerung
Order of Odd Fellows
Prominent Citizens Gather at Tarheel Society Banquet
North Carolina society in Atlanta held a Georgian Terrace banquet with notable Atlantans and former North Carolinians. Principal speaker General Julian Carr joined Clark Howell Col Fairbrother Hugh E. Murray and Lindsey Hopkins as host and rogalmaster. Attendees included A. W. Wells Rev Dr John E White and many other prominent figures.
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North Carolinna Society
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Atlante
Julian & Carr
Durham
N. C
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
Col. Fairbrother
Greensboro
Hugh E. Murray
Georgian Company
Lindsey Hopkins
North Carolina
A. W. Wells
John E. White
George J. Morton
John ¥.Smith
William J. Lowenstein
E.G. Ballenger
Shepard Bryan
Jack H. Lewis
Walter P. Andrews
T. B. Higdon
P. C. McDuffie
Frank
Hawkins
Burton Smith
Michael Hoke
W. A. Batchelor
Marion Smith
Captain Milleyton
Sherwood Hicks
Joseph Broughton
Dr Powell
Brunswick Insurance Case On Trial Today
Savannah Ga February 28 Special It is likely prosecution of the Home Mutual Wire Insurance company of Brunswick will be taken up in the United States court tomorrow The case was on the docket for trial today but another case took precedence A motion was heard to bring Mr J Ludwig acting mayor of Brunswick as a witness in place of Monroe Phillips The government seeks to show income of 900 to 2000 a month with half going to director R W Duprden principal in the prosecution
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Savannah
Home Mutual Wire Insurance Company
Brunswick
United States
Monroe Phillips
R. W. Duprden
Frank Bell Suggested for Recorder of Deeds
Athens Ga February 23 Special says Frank Bell of Athens brother of Congressman Thomas M Bell is named as possible appointee to the recorder of deeds post for the District of Columbia. He has received endorsements from governors former governors governors elect and leading editors and others.
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Athens
Gat
Georgia
Frank Bell
Thomas M. Bell
District of Columbia
Revival draws crowds as Montezuma charter a special car
Cordele Ga February 23 special revival services here have created a sensation with seventy five Montezuma citizens chartering a special car to Cordele. Rev Arthur Moore a well known south Georgia evangelist conducts services. Large delegations expected this week from Ty Ty Abbeville and Hawkinville.
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Cordele
Montezuma
Arthur Moore
South Georgia
Ty Ty
Abbeville
Hawihinaville
Ginners Association Plans Meet For May Event
The executive board of the Ginners association led by Memphis resident Weigh Cockrum will meet March 2 at the Ansley Hotel to organize the annual May gathering. More than 1,000 delegates are expected and the Ansley will serve as headquarters with cooperation from the Joyal Inn to plan entertainment for a multi day session.
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The
Ginners’ Association
Weigh Cockrum
Memphis
Hotel Ansey
Ansley
Joyalinners
Execuive Committee
Atlanta Dental Association Holds Dinner Meeting at Ansley
The Atlanta Dental Association led by President Dr Claude N Hughes met in a regular business session and dinner at the Hotel Ansley with 200 guests accounted for. Dr Hughes presided over the gathering.
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The
Atlanta Dental Association
Claude N. Hughes
Ansley
Hughes
Commissioner cites Georgia factories breaking law on women’s care
Commissioner H M Stanley of the department of commerce and labor announced on Tuesday he will promptly push prosecution of several Georgia factories for failure to provide keats for women employed in their spinning rooms. Names and locations were not released.
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H. M. Stanley
Department of Commerce and Labor
Georgia
Fanley
Munson Named President as Macon Terminal Board Formed
A meeting in Macon tomorrow aims to organize the Macon Terminal company to build the citys new million dollar union passenger station. John B. Munson, vice president and general manager of the Georgia Southern and Florida railway, is named president. Attending will be W. A. Winburn of Central of Georgia and H. W. Miller of Atlanta, assistants to the Southern railway president.
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Macon
Macon Terminal Company
Union
John B. Munson
Theeorgia Southern and Florida Railway
Terminal Company
Ww. A. Winburn
Central of Georgia Railway
H. W. Miller
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Atlanta Suffered Less Than Other Cities Says Grocer Leader
John H. McLaurin of Jacksonville Florida, president of the Southern Wholesale Grocers, told J B Pound in Atlanta that the city appeared to have endured war shock less than other big business centers. He noted the Southern Grocers executive committee met in Birmingham to set Atlanta as this year’s convention site, with headquarters chosen and sessions scheduled for May 13 14 and 24, expecting over 1 050 delegates.
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South
East
Atlanta
John H. McLaurin
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
J. B. Pound
Patten Hotels
McLaurin
Birmingham
The
Southern Grocers
Bey
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B. M. Boykin
McCullum
Dawson
Jale
Killian
Misa
Cora Anna Brown
N. Gibbs
North Moreland Avenue
Dr. Shaw
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association of America
Hugh ‘Richardson
Peachtree Street
Chapman
Alexander
Atlanta Woman's Club
Nana Tucker
Dixie Cawthon
Claude Frederick
Ansley Park
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Capital City Club
Claude B. Nealy
George Washington
Harry Alsebrook
Oncil Stoner
Edwin Harwell
Andrew Auschenberg
Claud Peacock
J. W. Peacock
Jack Price
Blandford Woten
Roy Smith
Ford Stoner
Austin Dilbeck
Theron Gordon
Carl Myers
George Tayior
Wright Dowdy
Elmer Morrison
Melbourn Morrison
Rey Murry
J. P. Ward
Clarence MM
Archie’ Kemp
Elbert Adams
Johriny Durham
Shrine
LYRIC
Royal Insurance CO. Special
DR. Broughton
Candlers
Methodist Board
Emory
University
Mission Board
Odd Fellows of
Tarheel
Brunswick Insurance
Will
Dental Association Meets
Maxwell House
Alesyjour Grocer
Feos
Epsw
Munson
Willi
Packese, Loc
Faust
Maull. Bros
St. Louis
U.S. A
Aes Iron
Ron
Allen
Princess
Seaton
Allen, Manufacturing Co
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