Social items list Atlanta holiday travels and returns
Social notes record Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Hill leaving for Jacksonville and LaGrange. numerous residents return from Richmond, Scottsboro, New Orleans, New York, and other places. Mentions homes in East Lake, Hampton Court, and visits to Cincinnati Conservatory and Agnes Scott conferences. Includes entertainments planned and travelers headed to Washington, New York, and abroad.
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Carter
Jacksonville
Fla. i
Marvey Hill
LaGrange
George
Walters
Richmond, Va
Walter Hill
Hampton Court Apartments
Meetings of clubs set for Thursday and Wednesday
The Boardery Club will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Arnold W Eves home on Ormond Street. The Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League plans a meeting Wednesday afternoon January 2730 o’clock at the Aragon hotel with full attendance desired.
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Srtboardery Club
Arnold W. Eves
Ormond Street
Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta Women Express Interest In Constitution Cooking School
Atlanta Woman's Club president Mrs T J Meiovern announces a cooking school for colored cooks to begin Monday January 10 at 3 PM in the Auditorium. Mrs Bettie Wilson of Nashville leads classes with a temporary kitchen and modern equipment demonstrating soups breads seafood roasts salads sauces and puddings to raise cooking standards among Atlanta's domestic workers.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Cooking
T. J. Meiovern
Atlanta Woman's Club
PhD
McGovern
City Federation of Women's Clubs 8B
Committee of
Birs
Bettie Wilsop
Nashville
South
Ife
Annual meeting and plans for New Year work announced
The annual election of officers will occur and a new constitution and by laws will be acted on. The Werman's Auxiliary to Wesley A fermorial hospital will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday January 6 at 10:30 am in the hospital.
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Nual
Leader of Hobos Finds Missing Boy in Atlanta Visit
Jeff Davis King of the hoboes found Russell Jones, a runaway from Cleveland, after he mailed a letter at a downtown post office. King planned to return the boy home if his family could not come for him. He urged Atlanta police to test a vagrancy reform by allowing arrested men a chance to reference a contact before prosecution. King suggested a telegram fee of 50 cents to prevent turning youths into criminals and save city funds.
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Pia
Earth
Jeff Davis King
The
Hoboes
Constitution
Jeff
Atlanta
Cleveland
Russell Jones
Follee W. M. Mayo
Mrs Crawley's School Opens in New Quarters
Mrs C D Crawley relocates her school to Kell's residence at 3%, reopening with full attendance and several new pupils, despite home fire laws and previous disruptions.
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C. D. Crawley
Wrofessor Kell
Saving in Interest by N. C. and St. L. Road
Nashville directors cut interest on seven million dollars of bonds for the Paducah and Tennessee road just completed to connect with Burlington at Metropolis. The bonds previously paid 1 percent but could be sold at a 41/2 percent premium, with half the issue sold to a Chicago firm under the new terms.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Paducah and
Tineis Ra Road
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Burlington
Metropolis
Buc
Chicago
Marines to withdraw from Haiti after protectorate talks
Navy officials expect the marines on duty in Haiti to depart soon. The transport Prairie, which left Philadelphia for Haiti today, will remain in southern waters until withdrawal starts. Reports say tranquility has been reestablished under the temporary regime enforcing provisions of the pending treaty for an American protectorate over the republics.
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Navy
Haiti
Prairie
Philadelphia
Repubtics
Washington
Lawyer Prevented by Illness From Appearing in Court
Attorney John Cooper of Macon could not appear in the United States Supreme Court today for Robert Hitchens of Wilkes County, convicted of murder. Instead of pleading pauperism, the client paid for his brief to be printed as required by the court.
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Wasnington
Lopreny
John Cooper
Macon
United States Supreme Court Tofay
Robert Hitchens
Wilkes
Wellesley College President Fetes In Atlanta Visit
Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton president of Wellesley is hosted at a formal Atlanta visit by Mr. and Mrs. W Woods White. Notables from Agnes Scott Washington Seminary and Martha Berry schools attend a dinner with elegant pink and blue decor. Pendleton later receives at Washington Seminary with a reception by the Georgia branch of the Association of College Women and the Wellesley Club of Atlanta.
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Dodo Whitehaw
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Robert C. Alston
W. Woods White, Jr
Washington and Lee
Frances Fart Brown
Mias Saily
Eugenia Brown
Chattanooga
FT. J. Avery
North
William Baley Laingr
Atlanta
Jestesterday
Washington
Connectivue
Blanch Gresbee Loveridge
Woman's College
Montgomery
Frances Jk.goneh
Agnes
Erin O'Neal Clarke
Macan
Ewing Dean
Louis Wellhouse, Jr
Riverside " Academy
Gainesville
Ellen Fitz Pendleton
Wellesley
W. Woods White
White
Emery University
Candler
Hopkins
Agnes Scott
Martha Berry
Martha Berry School For
Mountain Boys and Girls
L. D. Scott
Washington Seminary
Scott
Lucy Harrison
Lula Woords
Wellesley Bree
Fink
Prosperity Ahead Says William J Harris
Rome Ga January 3 Special William J Harris of Cedartown director of the census bureau is visiting his brother Professor J Harris in Home He says his study of the situation leads him to believe 1916 will be very prosperous and he is optimistic about democracy prospects
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Rome
William J. Harris
Cedartown
Census Bureau
J. . Harris
Harris
Little Decatur Girl Burned to Death
Louise Morgan six years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs V. B Morgan, was fatally burned when her dress caught fire in a vacant lot on Ponce de Leon Place in Decatur Georgia. She died about two hours after the incident as several children witnessed the accident. The father, a clerk in the county commissioner's office, is a valued official.
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Decatur
Louise
Mir
Mia
Morgan
Ponce de Leon Place
Mr. Morgan
Gir
Jackson Rifles to Be Inspected January 17
Jackson Ga January 3 Special The Jackson Rifles Company 4 Second Infantry will be inspected Monday January 17. Men drill nightly as preparations continue. The company has long ranked high among state military groups and is expected to pass the annual inspection. An election will soon fill vacancies in commissioned officers.
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Jackson
Jackson Rifles
Littleton Inaugurated Augusta Mayor Monday
Augusta Ga January special report notes at noon council meeting Dr James Litton was inaugurated mayor in place of retiring Mayor Linwood C Hayne.
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Augusta
James
Litton
Linwbed C. Hayne
Damaged Goods Drawing Baptist Nurses to Lyric Screen
Interest in the sociological film Damaged Goods at the Lyric grows as Georgia Baptist Home trustees arrange hospital nurse viewings. L R Greathouse invites Evangelical Ministers Association to see the film to assess criticism. Ministers and church members plan to attend in force to judge the production's moral message.
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John M. Green
Georgia Bapist Home
L. R. Greathouse
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Prohibition Fight to Resume in Congress Tomorrow
Washington January 3 The annual push for a nationwide prohibition amendment will begin tomorrow as Representative Webb of North Carolina reintroduces the measure. The resolution goes to the judiciary committee, chaired by Webb. Rome Newsies Feasted in Rome Georgia Special Newsporn carriers enjoyed a New York dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Dick Lindsey manager of a local hotel toastmaster W M Gammon presided with addresses by leading citizens.
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Rome
New York
Dick Lindsey
W. M. Gammon
Woodland elects new mayor and council in Georgia
Wootland Georgia held its regular municipal election today electing a new mayor and five councilmen. W. B. Jordan won the mayoralty with light opposition while B. A. Smith J. H. Woodall O. M Daniel C. W. Matthews and H. H. Williams secured council seats. The platform called for electric lights to be installed soon.
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Wootland
W. B. Jordan
B. A. Smith
J. H. Woodall
M Daniel
C. W. Matthews
H. H. Williams
Woodland
Urges Appointment of Judge Holden to Supreme Court Bench
The Athens Georgia special report notes The Athena Daly Barrier will urge the president to appoint Judge Horace M. Holden to the Supreme Court bench to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Lamar's death. Holden is described as fit, young, vigorous, and from the southern section represented in Lamar's recognition. Also reported is the safe return of Dr. L. L. Zammenhof, inventor of Esperanto, and his wife, missing for months, now said to be safe in Warsaw.
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H. M. Holden
Supreme Court
Athens
Athena Daly
Horace M. Holden
Joseph R. .Lamar
Deoraia
Lamar
Warsaw
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It argues that planning is easy but execution is hard and warns against complacency. The speaker notes that dreamers exist only as planners and warns that accepting “let well enough alone” leads to regression into a backward rut.
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Alex W. Stirling
Missex Stirling
East Lake
Deloree Bellinger
Cincinnati Conservatory of
Alabama
George H. HeNinger
Homer Blark
Georgi
W. Alfred Barrington
New
Atlants
van Astor Batchelor
North Carolina
Guy Melvin Long, Jr
Florida
Kentucky
Henry Powers Eliott
Henry Powers
Piedmont
Harvard
W. J. Blalock
Thomas F. Hinman
Thomas Hinman
Pelham
Mixe Jusephine Mobley
Anne and
Marjorie Iny
Cornelius Arrett
Cam Dorsey
Savannah
Roger Gardien
Todas
Union Theological Seminary
Voluntia
Sallie Harwood
Evensville
Tenc
T. Boafi
Terminal Station
Brown & Allen
Widenpress
Betty Wilson
College
Wellesley College
Palma
Ellen F. Pendleton
WM. J. Harris
Little Decatur
Louise Morgan
Littleton
Prohis
Congress
Awifs & Te Wenk
Athanary
Superior
E.G. Willingham’s Sons
Whitehall Street
Corer Mitchell
Southern Guarantee Loan Co. Ils
Connally
Lamos
Carter Electric. CO
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Palm Beach
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Hermane
Aheohiy
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