Official Program Announced For Missionary Meeting
The two day conference at North Avenue Presbyterian church gathers women from seventeen missionary boards across the country. Mrs. George Coleman arrives from Boston to lead sessions open to all denominations. The program covers devotions, addresses on missions, and social events with details about speakers and topics such as ports of entry, home mission texts, and the future of church schools in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of National Association of Missionary Workers
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
George Coleman
Boston
Belle Bennett
Don of
Offier Adknay
Congress of Missions
J. Ward
New York City
Charles F. Chase
Monteletr
Pacific Coast
Martha Berry’ ‘Mountain School
Rev
C. Fitnn
Caddrens
F. 8. Bennett
Englewood
New Jersey
Fevent-Day Mormonium
George W. Coleman
Bass
Joseph HL Perry
New Yorke
Ted
Beery
Whureday
Vermilye
EC. Creak
Columbus
St. “the
Henry Ros Cloud
Wichite
Kan
Hyperion Club and Argentine Club Dance Nights
The Hyperion club hosted an informal New Year dance with guests including Miss Beth Gace of Shreveport and Miss Mildred Brown of New Haven. Numerous attendees from Chattanooga and nearby cities filled the hall, with chaperons and a large list of dancers. The Argentine club followed with its own New Year ball, lavishly decorated, featuring 60 plus couples, and a forthcoming regular dance on January 7. The Embroidery Club held a New Year party at the Lewis home, with forty-five guests including Miss Annie May Jenkins and Mrs. Hatta Sewell Sanders continuing a season of social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
Tiyperion Club
Beth Gace
Shreveport
Mary Disbro
Mildred Brown
New Haven
Vie Swanson
Stirs Marie Oliver
Mina Liels Currall
Miva Emily Gurwood
Misa Lois Belk
Mina
Eleanor” Willama
Mian
Lois Schenck
Sadie Bolten
Misa
Mary Titter
Anna Mereitt
Mery Disbro
Gath Gayle
Erian Alurgueet Caldwell
Misa Mildred Brown
Ruth Blackman
Min Addie Detour
Cuy Trussell
Gered Curtis
BR. Wa. Spitra
Mercer Lea
Forrest Carroll
St. Clair
BR. Trenkin
Paul ‘Turner
A. H. Brewster
John
Potea
Harrie Andrews
Clusto i
Mra
W. R. Bean
Mell
Myers Loveless
T. . Gary
R. J. Squires
Ineinding
Miriain Comer
Louise King
Beulah Dell Harrigan
Afiis Lorana Brotherton
Mas Nell Lowry Toy
Rita Martha Stevenson
Minaliva Owen
Thelma Thomas
Evelyn Moore
Misa Katherine Muller
Misa Marie Oliver
Maude Hammond
Misa Maude Rauch
Orera Thayer
Annie Lois Coleman
Martha Shadworth
Misa Mae Hall
Mixes Evelyn Vivian Clyburn
Misa Marion Wiggins
Lucille Turner
Misa Mable Whitney
Lucy Elder
Sarah Benson
Mira Ethel Cameron
Misa Kate Moors
Fenchy Hanley
Gertrude Maurer
Ruth Moore
Misa Lucille Mason
Genevieve Copns
Arthur Gurton Everett
Holman Freeman Newborn
George
Goodwic
Clarence W. Harrison
George S. Hastings
H. Colquitt Mitchell
C. M. Westbrook
A. ©. Harrison
Fred McEachern
Ralph S. Cartledge
Warren H. Gredley
C. B. Garner
Joan T. Wrigley
W. Thomas Laird
Fred Lowe
Handall Gritfin Satterwhite
Edgar Marlon Morris
McIntosh M. Burns
H. R. Lipscomb
Judson Hines Lanter
McCartan Kollock
A. A. Johnston
John Sutton
Rowland . Hutter
John F. Watt
Granley A. George
Arthur W. McDonald
Ty Carter Sanders
William [. Manning
Herman Cook
Lea Hoyt Willams
D. A. Stephenson
Fratya. Baufell
George Ralph Barker
Allan W. Callahan
Paul Williams
Samuel 8. Swirling
Erwin Brown
Herbert H
Charles Edward Jarvis
W. Cunningham
W. BR. Muller
Pasa
Gray Nesbit
Lewis Goff
Albert Wooley
Embroidery Club
Atmon Lewis
Georgia Avenue
Annie May Jenkins
Misa Foster
Mias
Helen Lumpkin
Minn Sadie ‘Sandare Mian
Pauline Lewis
Mies
Elizabeth Kilpatrick
Hatta Sewell Sanders
B. T. Beasley
Robert H. Bell
Sam Bell
Arnold W. Even
Charles B. Gilbert
Bolen D. Gunter
J. A
Bee Smith
G. C. Cash
W. W. Baines
Druid Hills
Bolt Club
Mew Haven
Conn
Blackman
Miss Brown
Miss Blackman
Frank Harrold
Americas
Louisé Walker
Monroe
Stiss Walker
Dorothy Arkwright
Helen McCarty
Atlanta
Helen McClain
Greenfield
Otto
Helen Barnes
Macon
Harrold
John Rosz
Wild Club
New Croup and Cold Treatment Promoted by Inhalation
Fresh air in the bedroom and Vick's Vap-O-Rub salve applied to throat and chest touted as best defense against cold troubles. Vapors release with body heat to loosen phlegm clear air and soothe inflamed membranes. Vicks is advertised as absorbed through the skin with prices 25c 50c or $1.00.
Social Roundup and Notable Weddings in Atlanta
The piece chronicles a New Year’s Eve supper party for the college set with a string of guests including Miss Frances Winship and Miss Catherine Giddings, and reports on the marriage of Miss Hula Malcolm to Curtis Marton Johnson at Ganeaway Malcolm’s home in Eastville. It notes decorations, musical interludes, and social duties surrounding teas, dances, and upcoming society events across Atlanta and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woods White
Missea Frances Winship
Catherine Giddings
Madeline Bollinger
Marign Stoddard and
Mesers
Carrenton Cone
Irving Henderson
Brooks Mel
Glenn Evins
Joseph Brooks
Malcolm Johnson
Hula Malcolm
Curtis Marton Johnson
Ganeaway Malcolm
Eastville
Henry Webb Malcolm
Glie Robinson
Atlanta
Agnas Parrish
Lit- Han Thomas
Fev
Tohn W. McWhorter
Wallinaville
Mr. J
Francis Johnson
Mastville
St Luke's Woman's Guild Benefit at Arragon Hotel
Mrs Mitchell will reminisce on Ku Klux era days. Mrs Blackburn will entertain with readings and Miss Marian Bradley of the local chapter will give a solo. A social half hour will follow. A popular menu at popular prices will be served Tuesday to Thursday from noon to 2 at the Arragon Hotel by St Luke's Church Women's Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mann
Temple Sisterhood
The
Temple
Albert Omen
Louise ‘Mayer
Louisville
Bridge
Guy Mitchell
Esther Holleyman
Robert E. Lee
U. D.C. College Park
WG. Mason
Dalton Mitchell
Robert Blackburn
Atlants
Mitchell
Blackburn
Marian Bradley
St. Luke’s Benefit
Arragon
Women's Guild
St. Luke’s* Church
Weather Outlook Improves for Atlanta After Frosty Morning
A previous cheerful day continues with the forecaster predicting good weather in Atlanta. Early morning will dip to about 24 with a light frost before warming as the sun rises. Light winds persist, temps to rise to around 5 degrees by midday, with conditions not far from Monday’s warmth. The forecast mirrors Monday, promising pleasant outdoor activity for businesses and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sol
Weather Bureau
Robbers raid Chicago hospital for payday cash
Two men entered St Luke's Hospital in Chicago today, aimed revolvers at cashier Ming Mary Tobin, and grabbed a tin cash box containing 4600 dollars as employees collected pay. They fled in an automobile, the hospital offices crowded with workers at the payday pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Luke
Ming Mary Tobin
Nucaes Lana
New Traffic Laws Cited By Atlanta Police Chief Mayo
Atlanta police chief W. M. Mayo praises new traffic laws as effective making the city well regulated. He conducted a Monday morning ride uptown on Lily Car to observe enforcement on Whitehall Street, noting no pedestrians crossing and no cars parked along the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mayo
Whitehall Street
Ana Bellows
DeHath County One Day Fair Planning Meeting
Promoters and committee members plan a one day fair meeting at the Decatur courthouse at 10 o clock today. John Green of the run demonstration committee of the Decatur board of trade presides, succeeding C D McKinney who heads this year’s civic planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHath County
Decatur
John ¥. Green
Decatur Trade Board Elects New Officers
The Decatur board of trade has elected officers for the ensuing year, naming A. Almond as president F. T. Hopkins as first vice president Wiley Anally as second vice president Gent a third vice president and HL Ignat as treasurer. Directors named include A. S. Furner Julign J. Scott and Welker Whits. The president and three vice presidents also serve as directors, with a broad campaign planned to develop Decatur and De Kalb counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Board of Title
A. & Almond
F. T. Hopkins
Wiley
Anally
Gent
A. S. Furner
Julign J. Scott
Welker Whits
HL Ignat
Decatur
DeKalb Coun
Cloth to Be Rushed to Needy Belgians
New York January 3 relief in Belgium announced a contract for 1005 dollars worth of cloth to be rushed to Belgium on a steamer this week. Destitute men women and children in Belgium and northern France suffer from lack of proper clothing and underwear. The cloth was bought with 200000 dollars donated last week by the Rockefeller Foundation and will be used to make clothing and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commun- Mon For
Belgium
Belum
France
Hockefeller Foundation
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Belle H. Bennett
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M. Rich & Bros. Co
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Hetella Garrett Baker
George M. Brown
Warner Martin
Clarke
Ewing Dean
Juniper Street
Erin O'Neal Clarke
Josephine Stoney
Krs
Dean
Thomas D. Stewart
Arthur Kelly
Evang
Piedmont Driving Club
At & Oolook
Evans
John #. Murphy
Frank Is. Ellig
Carston
Grant Park
Parent Teachers' Association
Link
Miss Pendleton
Wellesley College
North Avenue Presbyterian School
Woman's Missionary Union
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Walton Building
Flgor
Reese Christian
Grace Reese
H. H. Christian
I. A. Ross
Chicago Hospital
Decatur Trade Board
United
James Chalmers, Sons
I H. ¥. Taylor
Betty Wilson
Free
Constitution
Atlanta Constitution
Hetty Ray Tillet
Taft Hall
Mirs
Cook
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