Dwight Sturges Etchings In American Art Exhibit
The Atlanta Art Association presents the largest single artist show in early March at the Ponce de Leon apartments. Dwight C. Sturges will send about forty etchings and dry points, including landscapes, portraits, and water front scenes from Boston, where he was born. The exhibit also notes high praise from The Boston Globe for his confident line work and mastery of copper print quality. A 29-piece selection is already featured at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Art Association
Ponce de Leon
Dwight C. Sturges
Sturges
Boston
Boston Globe
Corot
America
Mr. Sturges
San Francisco
Plans to aid unemployed Atlanta women discussed
A meeting is set to consider Miss Susan McClellan’s plan to open a market for Atlanta’s unemployed women to sell handiwork. The Georgia Woman’s Suffrage Party and other groups will discuss using the Georgia Suffrage Party office on Peachtree Street as a market site and seek citywide support for immediate aid and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Davison
Eleanor Aoul
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Party
Davison
Raoul
Georgia Suffrage Party
Peachtree Street
Masonic Temple
Associated Charities
Young Woman's Christian Association
Atlanta
Miss McClellan
Georgia Woman's
Suf
Beauty Doctor Reveals Home Hair Darkening Mixture
Miss Alice Whitney of Detroit shares a low cost home formula to darken gray hair, promote growth, and soften strands. Mix bay rum, Barbo Compound, glycerine with water, apply twice weekly until the shade is desired. The remedy claims to refresh a gray head by many years and aids scalp health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Whitney
Detroit
Mich
Social notes on Atlanta settlement work and gatherings
The Board of City Missions reports preparations for a women led sale to aid the unemployed, with Miss Burton and Miss Moore active in securing jobs and mill workers attending evening services. Other items include United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting, a Fulton bird box exhibit, a Washington party in honor of Miss Denton, and various club activities and notices across Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Board of City Missions
Oat Wesley House
S.J. Heath
Miss Burton
Miss
Brown
Chapman Alexander Party
Rehearsal Event and Mrs Arthur Smart Bridge Tea
An evening and afternoon gathering detail notes entertainments at the bride's home after the rehearsal. Mrs Arthur Smart will host a bridge tea Friday afternoon March 3 at home, continuing wedding prep socializing.
Meetings Roundup Of Local Organizations In Atlanta
A series of meetings is listed for Atlanta groups this afternoon and Friday. UBC Atlanta chapter members hear program by Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Chapman at 3. DeKalb Equal Suffrage moves to Miss Eugenia Stilts home for February Friday gathering. Frances Willard WCTU gathers Thursday at 3 in Trinity church Sunday School room. Greenwood Avenue School PTA meets Friday at 3 with committee reports and Mrs. George Haugh discussing North Avenue school work. Twentieth Century Coterie gathers at 3 with Mrs. Jackson at 180 West North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Alexander
Chapman
DeKalb County Equal Suffrage Association
Eugenia “Stil
West Boulevard Drive
Kirkswood
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity, Church
Parent-Teacher Association of
Greenwood
Avenue School
George Haugh
North Avenue School
Jackson
West North Avenue
Social items from Atlanta society gossip page
Miss Kathleen Kennedy of Tannes sée and Ezell-Cabaniss wedding guests visit Agnes Scott and friends. Several Atlanta residents travel, hostesses host luncheons and dances, and visitors arrive from Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rapier return from Mobile. guests and hosting duties noted at hotels and clubs. Master Cleveland Wilcox ill. others recuperate or travel, with multiple social calls and visiting households across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Kennedy
Tannessée
Ezell-Cabaniss
0. M. Ezell
Agnes Scott
Arthur Smart
Cubase
Paul E. iMacon
Rapler
W. F. Carrington
Virginia
Bolling Jones
Ellen Hownaberry
Opelika
Ala
Marjorie Thomas
Paul Rapier
Pascal Moran “Rapier
Mobile
Helen McCarty
Mami¢ Ansley
Florida
Cleveland Wilcox
Swift
Baby
Columbus
Cyrug Strickler
John Keiser
John Kiser
Pass Christian
George Lowndes
Emily Lowndes
Jeannette Lowndes
Dozier Lownde
Willie Blandford
Inman Park
Distillery Wrecked In DynamiTe Blast Near Columbia
A dynamite explosion at the Oldham brothers distillery near San Lick Springs, outside Columbia Kentucky, partially destroyed the facility early today. No injuries were reported, and investigators cordoned off the site to determine the blast’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John
Ed Oldham
San Lick Springs
Here
Dr Fisher Teaches Health For Aripe Age at Atlanta Luncheon
Dr George J Fisher, director of physical education for the MC A in North America, spoke to about 175 Atlanta citizens at a noon luncheon. He urged regular exercise to prevent middle age decline, noting science cures germs but not the art of living. The talk mixed humor with a strong case for physical efficiency, ending with an invitation to visit the local YMCA and support for physical education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Fisher
MC. A
North America
Atlanta
Fisher
Flo
Judge Fines Old Acquaintance for Drinking in Station Toilet
Recorder Johnson lectures Steve Malcolm, a former waiter at Sam's restaurant, on his offense. Officers testify he was seen drinking whisky from a flask in the Terminal station toilet, a spot plagued by empty bottles. The judge imposes a $5.76 fine, expressing regret at punishing an old acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Johnson
Steve Malcolm
Fiord Pictures Shown At The U. S. Prison
The United States penitentiary hosted Ford Detroit Weekly cinema aboard a prison tour. Warden William H. Moyer greeted motorists including Stuart Abbott Douglas Barnes and F P Farris and led a prison inspection. The serial aims to “make good men” and may be shown weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Penitentiary
Ford Detroit Weekly
Cvie
Pathe
Ford Company
Federal Penitentiary
Stuart Abbbott
Douglas Barnes
F. P. Farris
Irord
P Yah
William H. Moyer
Federal
Vt 2
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Michigan State Telephone Company
Harvard
Yale
Washington
Red Cross
Europe
Chicago
Aimey
Deroit
Sewald
Powers to headline Alkahest course college night recital
Leland Powers will appear at the Auditorium this evening performing Dickens David Copperfield. A prelude program begins at 8 15 pm with baritone Hubert Clyde Linscott and pianist Annie Louise Pagett of Brenau faculty, both noted performers. Delegations from Shorter College Rome Brenau College Gainesville Cox College College Park and Agnes Scott Decatur attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Powers
Powers
Shorter College
Rome
Brenau College
Gainesville
Cox College
College Park
Agnes Scott
Decatur
Dickens
David Copperfield
Hubert Clyde Linscott
Annie Louise Pagett
Pianint
Brenau
Lingcott
Europe
Miss Pagett
Judge Hillyer Talks to Georgia Students on Railways
Athens Ga February 24 Judge George Hillyer of the Georgia railroad commission spoke to University of Georgia School of Commerce students at 5 pm on The Railroad Commission and the State. The address drew invited guests and Athens business leaders as part of a series under Dr W A Shelton head of the commerce school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George Hillyer
Georgia Railroad Commission
University of Georgia
Railroad Commission
W. A. Shelton
School of Commerce
Georgia
Prominent Augusta Men Join Red Men Tribe
Frank Smith, former grand sachem, returns from Augusta where a new Red Men tribe was installed on February 23 with over ninety six initiates. Great officers J R Muller and J M Koon led the ceremony. Smith praises the Corker tribe and foresees strong growth in the south as leaders plan statewide recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Order of Red Men
Augusta
Order
Water Wagons Backstreet Rain Funneling Streets
Three Black water wagon drivers in a heavy rain spent an hour watering the streets from make shift wagons hitched to mules. Attorney J. H. Gilbert witnessed the scene from his porch near Seventh Street and Piedmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty
J. “H. Gilbert
Gilbert
Seventh Street
Piedmont Avenue
Houston Found Guilty In Gang Life Case
Hazlehurst February 24 Special The jury found John Houston guilty after an all night deliberation and the judge sentenced him to twelve months on the chain gang with a recommended fair misdemeanor punishment. James Creamer received a four year penitentiary term for the killing of Robert Rowland on January 1. Motions for new trials were filed by both defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlehurst
Spe
Cial
John
Houston
Highsmith
Chain Gang
Wouston
James‘ Creamer
Robert Rowland
Creamer
Osteopaths Meet To Discuss Treatment Of Insanity
The Atlanta Osteopaths association plans a meeting at the Mont Hotel tonight to discuss treatment of insanity and other important matters before the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Osteopaths’ Association
Themont Hotel
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. It claims to darken hair evenly, stop dandruff and itching, and improve thickness and luster with simple sponge application, noting results by morning and again after subsequent use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Osteopathic Panel Teaches Insanity Treatment in Atlanta
A round table on healing insanity led by a prominent Atlanta osteopath outlines treatment phases. The event notes the absence of Dr. Von Horn Gerdine a neurologist from the American School of Osteopathy and Stilts Hildreth sanitorium Macon Mo. The local osteopaths aim to host the American Osteopathic Association convention in 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
von Horn, Gerdine
American School of Osteopathy
Stilts + Hildreth
Macon
American Osteopathic Association
Blisters Disappear After Cuticura Treatment
A three month old in Huntingdon Tennessee suffered widespread blisters and itching that kept him awake. After trying various salves a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment was used. Bathing with the soap and applying the ointment twice daily led to the sores disappearing and the trouble ending. Mrs Myra B Nesbitt signed the notice on October 8 1914. Free sample by mail with $2 request on postcard to Cuticura Dept Tf Boston. Sold worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Tenn
Myra B. Nesbitt
Cuticura
Dept. Tf
Boston
Tango for Corns promises painless corns remedy
Tango is promoted as the safest remedy to remove corns and bunions by dissolving the kernel and eradicating the root. The ad claims no pain and guarantees money back if it fails, with price listed as 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
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Adie
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Fifth Avenue
Whitehall Street
AAA
ARAK
Beauty
Grammar School
Fulton County
Atlanta Burroughs Nature Club
Burroughs Club
G. Thomas
East North Avenue
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of College Prk
Ray Neville
Liony
Wilmer Wason
Chubby Childy
Jeff Hichardson
Worth Leonard
Robert Martyn
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Baker Street
Ralph ©. Norton
George M. Brown
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Bun Wylie
Frances. Tpavies
Indianapolis
T. B. French
Miss Davies
Franch
Janie Cooper
Lynn Werner
Eugene V. Haynes
James 0. Wynn
Miriam Clemens
Philadelphia
Malcolm Fleming
H. BE. Sandford
Suffrage Association
Boulevard Terrace
Sy Eos Welluus
Dorothy Challis Ezel
Carroll D. Cabaniss
Episcopal Airch
John D.ag
Aton
Sistero Witkinson
Eufaula
Ruth Berry
Kathleen’ Kennedy
Tennessee
Julian Beat Man
Miss Berry
Miss Kennedy
Cabaniss
New Orleans
Birmingham
Qazell
Cabanise
Daniel Caban
Mig
A. W.evans
Sandersville
Beverly D. Evans
Lily Logan
George L. Pratt
Lucile’ Kuhrt
Gordom, Lamback
James Palmer
Oscar Pappenheimer
Alfred Pappenheimer
Cincinnati
Bessie Jones
Piedmont
George Kelly
W. E. Austin
Marian Phinnvy
Albert Yowell
George Bohan
Kentucky
John Raine
Hugh L. McKee
DR. Fisher
Fiord
U. S
Hillyer
Hotel Gotham
Tis
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
New York City
Dreamer
Jasyj
Vapo Cresolene CO
Cortlandt St
Sroiton Shum
Worner's, Pryor
Hunter
Sta
Iuuition
Hotel
Bossert Montague, Hicks and
Brooklyn
New York
the Bossert
Borough Hut
Financial District
Grand,Central Station
Tango
THE
Golden West
San Diego
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