When Woman Becomes Senator Must Husband Go With Her
A columnist questions whether a wife serving in the United States Senate would require her husband to give up his business and accompany her to Washington. The piece weighs the cost, social expectations, and practical burdens of a senator’s salary of 7070, and argues husbands play a crucial role in supporting their wives’ political careers.
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Fama Dooly
Washinston
Senator Blank
Washington
Corra Harris
Eve
Mr. Blank
Fuman
Frank
Social Afternoon Teas And Luncheons Across Town
Mrs Langston hosts informal bridge for three tables in compliment to Mrs Wade Langston of St Louis visiting her mother Mrs HL Colier. Luncheon for Mrs Swift. Mrs Hugh Lokey hosts a luncheon for Mrs Frank Swift of New York. Matinee party Saturday for Mrs Charles A Greer with tea at the Georgian Terrace after. Mrs Pitchford hosts a pretty breakfast in West End with guests and a handkerchief shower for Miss Frances Stewart. Epworth League social at Grace Church venue on February evening with program and refreshments. Mrs Ingram hosts a bridge gathering on Washington Street with prizes and decor in yellow and white. YWCA notes list gym schedule and folk dancing classes. Miss Munn from Lowell guest of Mr. and Mrs. Regenstein at Peachtree Road with buffet supper. Mrs Roy hosts luncheon for Mrs W Thomson and Mrs D Braden Kyle of Philadelphia with pink decor and sweetpea centerpieces.
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Langston
Giham Morrow
Bridge
Wade Langston
St Louis
HL. Colier
Swift
Hugh Lokey
Fourteenth Street
Frank Swift
New York
Pitchford
George Mtchford
West End
Frances Stewart
Wil
Hedges
Clyde Spinks
Clyde Failer
Fred Stewart
W. Haverby
Hayes
Kate Blackwell
South Carolina
Fratcees Simpson
Miss Munn
Joseph Regenstein
Peachtree Road
Munn
Lowell
Mass
Jack Stewart
Regenstein
Afternoon Tea Compliment to Miss Helen Dickey in Cleveland
Mrs Roy and Mrs Thames wore formal attire and hats with plumes at a social gathering. Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown hosted an afternoon tea with guest Miss Helen Dickey of Cleveland. A list of attendees included Harriet Calhoun and others. Fifth Circle of Central Baptist hosted an informal reception at 11 Orme Street with coffee and light fare. Tenth Ward Club met at 254 Siewert Avenue in the afternoon.
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Corrie Hoyt Brown
Helen Dickey
Cleveland
Harriet Calhoun
Sarah Rangon
Eloise Oliver
Passie May Ottley
Marjorie Brown
Laura Ansley
Annie Lee McKenzie
Mary Hines
Sallie Elugenia Brown
Fifth Circle
The
Central Baptist Church
Tenth Ward Club
F. Oh, Idndorme
Siewert Avenue
Inman Park Girls Club Meeting This Afternoon
The Girls' club at Inman Park will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. 3. C. Dobbs, 103 Elizabeth street. All members urged to be present. There will be an important meeting of the Seventh Ward Civic club this afternoon at 2 40 o'clock at Mrs. R. T. Connally's, 40 Culberson street. Atlanta chapter No. 57, Order of Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 o'clock. Every member in good standing is urged to attend. Visitors are welcome.
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Inman Park
3. C. Dobbs
Elizabeth Street
Seventh Ward Civic Club
R. T. Connally
Culberson Street
Atlanta
Order of Eastern Star
G M A Cadets Leave to Help Inaugurate President Wilson
The Georgia Military Academy cadet corps departs by special Seaboard train for a ten day trip to Washington for the presidential inauguration. Three companies and the cadet band join in Washington for five days with events at the Cochran hotel and a theater party, then visit Richmond and Athens to view the state university. The group joins other southern cadet corps in the inaugural parade, representing Atlanta and Georgia.
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Georgia Military Academy
Chase
Richmond
Governor Mann
Executive Mansion
Athens
The
State University
G. MA. Atudenta
South
Citadel
Staunton
Georgia Normal students praised by Michigan expert
Milledgeville Ga February 27 Special Dr Hastings of the Normal School at Michigan in physical education lectured at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College on Health and Strength The lantern slide demonstration drew repeated comments on the healthful appearance of the Georgia girls and the expert's praise reflects well on the state and its students
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Milledgeville, Ga
Hastings
Normal School At Physical Education of
Michigan
Big City
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Georgia
Aviators at Augusta to Galveston in Texas departure
Augusta Ga February 27 Captain Charlee DeF Chandler in charge of the United States aerodrome in Augusta plans to depart for Galveston Texas. He and a detachment are ordered by the War Department to report about noon Friday February 28. Packing of aeroplanes and camp equipment is under way for the move.
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Charlee
Chandler
United States
Augusta
Galveston
Texas
Aviat
War Department
Georgia Railroad
Willis Moore injured in Valdosta street car crash
Willis Moore a Biudwine bottling works salesman was seriously hurt in a dark collision between his car and a Hill avenue street car. The car went off the track onto the sidewalk, trapping him under the vehicle. He was taken to a nearby residence then to his home. several teeth were knocked out and internal injuries feared. The motorman may have failed to stop in time. Milledgeville report notes R W Hatcher named as hardware association delegate to the national convention in Jacksonville, Me in Margi 1982.
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Valdosta
Willis Moore
Biudwine Bottling Works
Hill Avenue
Moore
Cer
Milledgeville
R. W. Hatcher
Ers
Georgia Retail Hardware Association
National Association
Dacknonville
Warden Hensler Denied of Walton Commission Resignation
Georgia prison commission chairman R E Davison denies a Monroe report that Walton county convict warden Hensler was asked to resign. Hensler says political enemies caused friction and plans to resign Friday morning, taking a new post in DeKalb county. He seeks $209 for services and $500 for damages while Walton grand jury urges investigation of convict camps and removal of friction.
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R. B. Dayivon
Commission of Georgia
Monroe
Hensler
Walton County
Atlanta
Davison
DeKalb County
Walton Grand Jury
R E. Davison
Prison Commission of
Georgia
H. K. Hensler
Bailiff and Leseyer Postponed Until Monday
Indicted extortion suspect Attorney H J Roswell failed to appear in court yesterday. Judge W B Thomas ordered arrest and bond increase from 8002 to 5000. Charlie Isom also ordered arrested for nonappearance. Eugene Black, Boewell’s attorney, reported the case expected Monday. order rescinded for Boewell’s calendar.
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H. J. Roswell
W. BE. Thomas
Charlie Isom
Eugene & Black
Banwell
Thomas
Boewell
Ysom
Gun play averted at Macon council meeting
In Macon Georgia on February 27 a crowded council chamber held its breath as a dispute over Patrolman Proctor’s reinstatement and charges against Chief Cizpman sparked tension. Attorney W D McNeil challenged a passage, denied accusing others of lying, and apologized after Alderman Dasher clarified the record.
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Macon
J. Proctor
Felica Cizpman
AL. Dagher
W. D. McNeil
Police Committee
Proctor
Hooseman
Bernstein
Grand Theater
Council
McNeil
Alderman Dasher
Mr. McNeil
Mr. Dasher
Revenue license convict holder case in Fulton County
The superior court found Arthur Bearden guilty of selling whisky after ruling that possessing a United States internal revenue liquor license proves guilt. Bearden pled guilty after attacking the state law. He received twelve months in the chain gang without a fine, marking the first Fulton County case where a federal license is conclusive evidence in a blind tiger prosecution.
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United States Internal Revenue
Arthur Bearden
Tie
Fulton County
Atlanta Artillery Heads to Washington for Wilson Inauguration
The Atlanta artillery will leave next Sunday noon for Washington DC to attend the inauguration of Governor Woodrow Wilson as president. En route they will pass battlefields where it fought a century ago. Lieutenant Robert G. Mangum will receive subscriptions to defray trip expenses.
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Atlanta Artillery
Washington, D.C
Firet
District of Columbia
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington
Atlanta Artilery
Robert G. Mangum
Candler Building
Militia Thank Friends For Success Of Bazaar
The Grady Cadets and the Gate City Guards thank friends who attended and aided their bazar held over the past week. They also praise the merchants whose donations featured the affair.
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Grady Cadets
Gate City
Plan for Florida West Coast trunk line
Quitman Ga February 27 Special The Middendorf Williams company bankers of Baltimore are about to purchase the South Georgia and West Coast railway amid circulating business rumors here An option on the road expires March 2 and no final intentions are disclosed It is said they are Interested in the Florida and Western road and the idea is that the two roads will be
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Quitman
Middendorf-Williams Company
Baitimore
South Georgia
West Coast Railway
Florida and Western
Oglesby to Continue with Ms Pew Company in Office
Fragmentary text notes Mr Oglesby will continue with Ms Pew Company in some office. General offices and ends here are the road located. Quitma shows interest in the outcome of the matter.
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Oglesby
Ith
Ms. Pew
Explosion Injures Hale and McCormick at Demonstration
During a February 37 demonstration in honor of Senator-elect Vardaman, J. T. Hale was seriously injured and George McCormick painfully burned by a powder explosion near a cannon. McCormick had defa halted eleven bags of powder near the cannon. Hale, unaware, rammed a lighted torch into the powder while searching for a dropped article.
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Jackson
Mies
Vardaman
J. T. Hale
George McCormick
McCormick
Hale
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