New President of Daughters of the Confederacy Named
Mrs Edwin Weed of Florida elected president at United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Richmond. The Georgia born leader, daughter of General Thomas F Foster, is praised for Southern poise, executive ability, and dedication to veterans care through the Florida division and soldiers' home.
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Daughters of Confederacy Borgia
Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Denver
W. B. Lowe
Atlanta
United Daughters of ‘the Confederacy
Edwin Weed
Florida
Mrs Weed
Georgia
Jacksonville
Augusta
Summerville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond
Weed
Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas F. Foster
Columbus
Confederate Congress
Clay
Calhoun
Foster
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Florida Home For Veterans
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Annual Meeting of the Order of Robert E. Lee
The annual meeting celebrated patriotic work with new members elected and reports noting a healthy treasury, active sketch projects, and ongoing publication plans. The order’s long-standing manuscript collection anchors Confederate history while observations highlight youth education programs linked to Lee and Davis days. A letter from Bishop Nelson accepting chaplaincy and a governor’s invitation for a medal were read.
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Robert E. Lee
Order of
Ee ‘Td
Register
Publiaiion
Furethey
Robert EH. Lee
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies' Memorial Association
Lee
Veterans
Virginia Society
Davis
C. K. Nelson
Georgia
Dennis
Putnam County
Atlanta Society News and Notable Social Events
A sequence of society notices covers veterans plans for a Lee birthday celebration hall use, medal presentation by Governor Candier, and committee appointments for arrangements. Also reported are a marriage in West End, a large dancing party at the Scott home, engagement invites, and several society gatherings with prominent local figures and families noted.
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Lee
Committee of Veterans
Peel
Landrum
Grey Jackson
House of Reptes
Chies’ Memorial Association
Robert H. Lee
Candier
Capial cCity Club
W. la Peel
W. W. Landrum
Harry Jackson
W. FE. Foster
Burton-Smith
George Boykin Gaunders
Mattle Slaton
T. W. Raker
Lwulte M Gordon
Jarnigan
Chatteen Mitchell
Misa Ellen C. Hillyer
John Marshal Slaton
John J. Woodsite
Frank Myers
G. N. Pheton
Bartow M. Blount
James W. Engtish, Jr
Frank Bulls
George Hurt
Clarence Everett
R. L. Ridley
A. la Waldo
Myrtle Everett
F. M. Scott
Myrtes Scott
Atlanta Baptist Sunday
West End
Northen
W.M. Perryman
John T. Pendleton
South
Perryman
Temple Baptist Church
Judge Pendleton
Second Baptist Church
Milam and Miller Expand Feeds and Services at Two Addresses
Milam and Miller of 23 Ivy Street and 14 15 Glimer Street have enlarged their plant and expanded capacity. The firm, long known for feed, sale, and related businesses, now can accommodate over 100 boarders and parties seeking horse grooming and care. They have also purchased a large assortment of vehicles and promise ready service to the public.
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Milam & Miller
Ivy Street
Glimer Street
Henry Danial and Jack held in petty theft case
Two young negro boys were arrested by Detectives Harris and Pax drolmian Bey for breaking into a boxcar in the Georgia railroad yard and stealing sixteen pairs of shoes. They reportedly confessed, and several pairs were recovered. Warrants to be sworn within days as officers seek state convict camp terms for the boys.
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Henry Daniel
Jack
Harris
Paxdrolmian Bey
Béaly
Police
Georgia
Sterling
Decatur Street
Old Council
McCullough
Fulton County
Court of Ordinary
Waid County
Awithin
Jennie Jones
Towit
Ith
Aaid
Old Wheat Street
Hilliard Street
Bata Wheat Street
Charles
Jennie
Salvation Army Opens Relief Depot at Decatur Street
The Atlanta Salvation Army has opened a relief depot at 64 1/2 Decatur Street near the corner of Ivy to provide clothing to the poor. Captain Gannon will run the unit, soliciting old garments and unsold goods from merchants and residents to aid the needy during the cold spell.
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Salvation Army
Department of Work
Atlanta
Decatur Street
Ivy
Gannon
Finest Made Brunswick Stew Soup Ad
A playful old note promotes Brunswick Stew labeling it the finest soup. It encourages customers to add more ink and bring it back to a bar or ba f. The quirky phrasing mocks regulation soups and suggests a humorous kitchen scene.
Agnes Scott Institute Opens Infirmary For Students
A feature on Agnes Scott Institute at Decatur Gaz describes an infirmary for sick students. Bright rooms are presided over by a trained nurse. The article urges parents to entrust daughters to the school for better care than other institutions.
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Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
Gaz
Agnes
Scott
Agnes Beatt
H. Gaines
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