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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1921

Page

11

Engagement of Odella Hillery to George Strupper Planned

Columbus residents Charles Dean Hunt and Mrs Eva Hunt announce the engagement of their daughter Odella Hillery to George Everett Strupper of Columbus. The marriage is set for March 9 at home. Rosalie Morton to lecture in Atlanta on January 10 on Girlhood and Woman in Serbia. Dr Morton, honored for WWI service, heads Serbia reconstruction work and will discuss foreign conditions. Public invited with $1 admission. Newnan Club to meet Wednesday afternoon. Craigie House forms Club de Vingt division for local youth with many named members.

Rosalie Morton Rosally S. Morton Woman’s Club Morton Serbia Xor‘ton New York Polytechnic Postgraduate Medical School Vanderbilt Clinic College of Physicians Snd Surgeons Medical School Columbia University Tims America Atlanta New York Woman's Club Newnan Club Myta Orr Jackson J. O. Sanmans Pones de Leon Avenue Club Dé Vingt Club de Vingt Craigie Nouse Isabela Breitzenbacher Beulah Perkins Lula Lewis Margaret Wade Lillian Cain Catherine Catehinga Margaret Mooney Tasophina Duvall Catherine Bayley Rirla Thia Messrs Ernest Kontz Ragan Jones Weir Frankshaw John Wear, Jr Donald Horton Christian Clarke Walter Bedard Willian Dunbar Frank and Lewisa Dean Am Inrovaund Arthur Murray Abel Winburn Plano

Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promised to Cure Fast

Readers are urged to craft a home cough remedy using 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or substitutes. Ads claim rapid relief within 24 hours and recommend buying only Pinex from The Pinex Co, Ft Wayne Indiana, with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back.

The Pinex Co Ft. Wayne, Ind

First Meeting Noted Among Local Committee Members

The initial gathering lists attendees Mrs George Dreltenbacher Mrs Ernest C Kents Mrs 3 3 Lewis and Mrs Frederick Catehinga marking the start of a planned local committee activity.

George Dreltenbacher Ernest C. Kents Lewis Frederick Catehinga

Atlanta Woman's Club Seeks Ticket Return and Concert Postponement

Mrs Boykin chairwoman of the auditorium committee asks members to return ticket money and unsold tickets for Solomonoff's ballot Dream of the Orient to the club house. Mrs Simmons will receive funds for Mrs Boykin. Miss Clara Alexandria, a noted conteur, left Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis to appear in concert. The club concert at Capital City club has been postponed to Tuesday January 18.

Clara Alexandria Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Woman's Club Miss Alexandria Capital City

P. T. Club Hosts Informal Decatur Dance

The 1. P. T. Club of Decatur held an informal dance at Mr. Flake Laird’s home on Sycamore Street. Christmas decorations and club colors adorned the venue as members and guests mingled, with many notable attendees listed by name. Mrs. Coleman Cedartown and Mrs. Walter Scott Coleman, U D C Georgia division vice president, will address Cedartown’s New Year meeting, hosted by Hon. and Mrs. Mundy.

P. T. Club 1. P. T. Club Decatur Flake Laird Orig Sycamore Street Mary Brown Evelyn Donehoe Evelyn Sheffield Laura Lewis-Lawhon Nancy Kennedy Dudle Loulmbrough Lillian Ashley Margaret Dabney Mary Annis McGinty Virginia Watts Alles Houston Agnes Allen Burhm Turida Herman Crout Redmond Jackson Milledgeville Wright Green David Carrol John Martiniere Fraser Wilzo Harry McGinty Frank Wilson Ed Winslow Hunt Clements Flake Laird Anthony Green Frad “ Saunders Bully Powers Frankly Coleman Cedartown Walter ‘Scott ‘Coleman Georgia U.D. C Cedar’ Town Lillian Clement Adama Street Charlie D. Tillman M. M .Burns Elizabeth, Tillman Jim Tillmen Jackson

Wells Reception Sets Stage For Wells Brown Wedding

Mr and Mrs Wells hosted a rehearsal dinner at their Junior Street home for their daughter Sara Louisa Wells and Charles Douglas Brown. The wedding is planned for 5 30 pm at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church with palms and roses decorating the reception.

Wells Juling

Child Welfare Committee Meeting Called by Atlanta Woman's Club

Mrs Omar F Elder calls a meeting of the Child Welfare Committee for this afternoon at the club on Peachtree. A report from all standing committees will be requested by Mrs Elder and the general chairman.

Hild Welfare Omar F. Elder Atlanta Woman's Club Peachtree Elder

Miss King Honored at Bridge Tea by Mrs. Wella

Miss King, known as Caroling King, was the guest of honor at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. James L. Wella yesterday afternoon. The decorating featured narcissi in vases on mantels as guests enjoyed the bridge game in the cozy rooms.

King Caroling King James L. Wella

Calendar Notes From Atlanta Social Scene

The calendar lists concerts and teas at private homes and clubs in Atlanta. Highlights include Miss Hallie Crawford’s tea at Peachick en home with Miss Caroline King and Mr Charles Brown, and a drama league meeting at the Atlante center. Visual details describe attire and handwork prizes, with Mrs Fred Rogers and Mrs Robert Blyvoo hosting events at the Driving Club and Batemans of Chicago alongside a junior league gathering at Piedmont Driving Club.

Perdue Hallie Cri ‘Crawford Hubert J, Martin Mins Caroline King Peachicken Sarah Longaelle Charles Douglas ‘Brown de’ Laon Atlante ‘Center Drama League Fred. Rogers Robert Grier Blyvoo&, Bridge Claud Frederick's Gusset Ele Batemans of Chicago

Miss Amorous To Give Dance At Home In Marietta

Miss Isabel Amorous will entertain at a dance Friday evening at her Marietta home, complimenting her sister Miss Roselyn Meyer and Robert Lyon Baker. The social event will occur Saturday at 7 o clock, after a rehearsal, with bridal party members and visiting groups attending the wedding.

Miss Amorous Isabel Amorous St. Sttho Marietta Misa Roselyn’ Meyer Robert Lyon Baker Wil

Honoring Mrs Sale at Capital City club bridge luncheon

Mrs J J Chambers entertained sixteen guests at the Capital City club in honor of Mrs Frank Sale of Montgomery Alabama. The event featured a bridge luncheon with prizes including a handpainted wax rose and silver horsehoes. Mrs Chambers wore black satin and a panne velvet hat. Mrs Sale wore black beaded satin with velvet hat. Betterton Branch announces the marriage of Myrtle Betterton to George Warren Branch on December 26, 1920 with Rev J A Drewery officiating at Griffin.

Sale J. J. Chambers Capital City Club Frank Sale Montgomery Ala

Christmastide Hosts Entertain At Alta Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Farrell hosted about thirty five to forty relatives and intimate friends at a Christmas tree bright with colored electric lights. The evening featured guests and lively music and recitations. Another party by Mrs Fred Ingraham and Mrs George MacMillan celebrated the Mary McLendon L T L children at Southern Christian Homes on Calburne avenue with many children singing reciting and renewing their temperance pledges.

Farrell P.j.farrall Alta Avenue Eve Gueat Musie Fred Ingraham George MacMillan Mary McLendon L. T. L. Thildren Cleburne Avenue Unizon

Social Items Highlight Atlanta Guests and Travels

Social notes from Atlanta mention Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Haden traveling to New York. Mrs. Frank Sate of Montgomery visited Atlanta guests of Mrs. J. J. Chambers. Local high school dances, returns from Jackson and Bowling Green, and relatives visiting in Decatur and Norwood are reported.

Charles J. Haden New York Frank Sate Montgomery Atlanta J. J. Chambers Eleanor Berry Ohio Juniper ‘Street Erakine Jernagin Bemple Misa Anna Stringfellow Randolph-Afa Buychbure Wholdays Stuart Stringfellow

Meeting at Center Drama League of America

Fragmented notices report a meeting of the elan ta Center Drama League of America this afternoon at Esteston hall with various social and personal items including engagements, travels, and health updates. Names like Margaret, Mr Jvindondla Allen, and Mrs William Satadgin appear among assorted society notes and visits.

William Tehekov Elan Drama League of American Esteston Hall Samuel

PTA Meeting at Gaorgia Avenue School Wednesday

The Parent Teacher Association of Gaorgia Avenue School will meet Wednesday at 2 30 o'clock in the school. Refreshments will be served.

Parent-Teacher Association Gaorgia Avenue School

Fifty Are Accused Charge Exhorbitant Prices for Coal

A federal grand jury in Knoxville Tennessee returned twenty eight indictments against fifty coal companies and their owners managers accusing them of demanding and charging unjust and exorbitant prices in coal production and handling during the last year. Indictments cover mining camps and brokerages with residences showing retail charges far above fair prices. some dealers paid as high as 1.50 per ten for coal from mines. The U.S. Attorney said investigations would continue and focus on retail companies in Breckinridge and nearby areas with many counts reflecting profits up to seven fifty per ton. Most profits alleged were by producing or mining companies.

Knoxville Tenn Cork United States Department Breneg Brecont

Convicts Could All Escape, Guard Reports

Arkansas penitentiary guards report that convicts could escape using ladders from pig houses to the outer wall. Captain Carroll, commanding rational guard troops on duty, informs Governor Brough that escape appears possible.

Arkansas Little'Roth Ark Te Olttelde Carroll Brough

The Candy Box Fudge Cream Drizzle Recipe Note

A fragmented note describes fudge preparation with cream and vanilla flavor. It mentions pouring the creamy fudge over something and a playful measure of four cupfuls, creating a creamy finish. The text is incomplete but centers on confection and a decorative serving idea.

Mutual President Wilson Visits Argentina in Wartime Escort

Report notes Alves January discussion with Toralio acting foreign minister and other officials as the United States and Argentina exchange cordial gestures. Colby’s departure for Montevideo includes a Uruguayan cruiser escort via Buenos Aires with Lineriad, as Florida sails home. La Epoca hails growing friendship and anticipates mutual gains from Colby’s visit.

Buenos Alves Wilson Toralio Mini i Torello Menembad Montevideo Uruguay Argentina Florida United States Mars la Epoca Colby

Board of Education Organizes for 1921 in Newnan Ga

Newnan Georgia on January 3 reports the city board of education reorganizing for 1921 by electing T. He Atkinson as president, Dr T B Davis as vice president, and Col W G Post as secretary and treasurer. New members include T Parrott, B M Blackburn, and Post. Mary Atkinson elected fourth grade teacher to fill vacancy from Gabrielle Johnson’s resignation. Prof B P Livingston of Leesburg Alabama also elected teacher of manual training, drawing, and assistant in mathematics to fill a prior vacancy.

Newnan City Board of Education T. He Atkinson T. B. Davis Col. W.G. Post Co. Post T. & Parrott B. M. Blackburn Mary Atkinson Gabrielle Johnson B.P. Livingston Leesburg Ala

Spanish Steamer Wrecked Off Northwestern Coast

It reports the Spanish steamer Santa Isabel wrecked at the bay entrance near Villagarica on the island of Salvara on January 3 with considerable loss of life. News received today confirms the disaster and taking casualties.

Villagarica Spain Santa Isabel Salvara

Germany replies to French note on disarmament talks

Paris reports that Germany delivered a semi official reply to the December 31 French disarmament note. The document responds point by point to the Franck report on violations of Versailles terms. It argues Spa agreement execution proved impossible and expresses a cautious stance.

Paris Foreign Office Germany

British Ambassador Explains Embassy Selection Choices

British Ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes provides an explanation to the Washington authorities regarding the recent embassy selection process. The communication clarifies positions within the state department and mentions responses from Senate and House members about the arrangement.

Washington Sir Auckland Geddes British Sudabs AG Senate Leslie Crabbe Kellen

Fragmentary OCR Item on a Wheels and Rider Scene

A partial OCR fragment describes a scene with a vehicle and a rider near a Benning location. The readable text mentions a wheel and a rider, but lacks clear names, dates, or a cohesive event. The piece appears to be an isolated snippet from a larger report.

European relief funding debate in U S Senate

Fragmented text notes a European relief fund debate in the United States Senate. Mentions Senator Bage republican New Jersey and calls for authoritative guidance on needs. References state department reporting on assistance and cooperation among governments of concerned peoples.

Europe United States Senate Bage Tersey Edge Pion State Department

Textile Mills Resume Operations Across States

Providence Rhode Island January 3 textile industry shows renewed activity as many mills reopen after brief closures. Wage cuts persist and production costs drop as firms bid for business. Neely and Lockmore cotton mill resumes with 9.2 percent wage cut, total 95 percent cuts in two months. Cone interests cotton mills in Greensboro announce 25 percent wage and price reductions due to weak orders.

Providence Ril York Neely & Lockmore Greensboro N. C Cone Interests Gly‘p

Young Man Commits: death by own action in Dusly

Olle Durrence, 20, of Valdosta Ga, committed suicide at his sister Mrs B J Goodwins Dusly home. A note to his mother says despondency from her move to Atlanta contributed to the act. The shotgun discharged at close range, striking his heart.

Valdosta Olle Durrence B.J. Goodwin Dusly Atlant

Fitzgerald to Host Large Scale Rabbit Farms Project

January report from Fitzgerald notes plans for the first large scale commercial rabbit farm near the city. Paul Gungl, a local businessman, aims to operate on two tracts producing up to 25 000 rabbits yearly, with fur sellable at 0 cents and dressed meat fetching about 40 cents per pound. Other figures include amateur rabbit expert G C Patty and promoters Homer Adams Dr J L Blazer and George Morris assisting land and cooperation. The venture marks Georgia’s entry into a commercial rabbit industry seen in northern states for some time.

Fitzgerald Mar Paul Gungl Guhgl G. C Patty Fakre J.L Homer Adams George “Morris Georgia

Unclear OCR fragment on hair coloring reference

Fragmented text appears to discuss gray hair and dyeing, with garbled phrasing and stray characters. No identifiable people, places, or events present to form a coherent news item or card.

Milcia Dairy Starts Local Sales At Two Cents A Quart

A garbled notice indicates Milcia now selling milk at 20 cents per quart locally. The dairyman and others referenced imply price shifts and a new market row over rates, with vague mentions of a gatekeeper and local figures.

Milcia HTL Anderaon Sonharts

Remaisance creates the antie fapric t Batees remixed

Fragmented OCR text notes weekly sales of carcass bee? shipments in Ga. during January with prices listed 14 to 20 cents per pound and averages mentioned amid garbled names and dates.

Swit & Iy Inal Tanta

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