Meetings and committees gather for regular church circle
The Ponce de Leon Study circle meets with Mrs. Marvin Underwood on East Norita avenue Wednesday January 7 at 10 30 am. The Ways and Means committee of the Woman Auxiliary to Wesley Memorial Hospital meets Wednesday at 3 pm in the Str Asa Candler Sr office on the second floor of the Candler building. The Woman’s Auxiliary to Wesley Memorial Hospital holds its regular quarterly meeting Wednesday January 7 at 10 30 am in Philathea hall. Officers and chairmen are urged to attend. Needlecraft Circle No 1 begins 1914 session with Mrs E C Burt on Snnum Whiteford avenue January 7. Newly elected officers will preside and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Leon
Marvin
Underwood
Norita Avenue
Ways and Means
Womana
Wescey Memorial Hospital
Str
Asa Candler
Candler
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Philathea Hall
Wesley Memorial Church
Needlecraft Circle No. 1
Wil
E. C. Burt
Snuin Whiteford Avenue
Social items from the Imperial hotel crowd
Brooklin North Carolina resident Mr. B C Friedman and family plan a winter stay at the Imperial hotel. Many guests including Miss Ruth Hull, Mrs Armstrong, Dr and Mrs Charles Giddings, Mr Harvey Ball, and Mrs Sidney Hagerton winter in Atlanta at the Imperial. A wedding party guest Miss Besme Woodward is to be honored by Mrs Hagerton. Local residents and travelers from Chicago to Warrenton share winter stays, visits, and family news at the Imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Friedman
Brooklin
N. C
Imperial Hotel
Ruth Hull
Columbus
Wyckliffe Wurm
Greenville
S&c
Nina Carpenter
F. &. Coffees
Imperial
Armstrong
Alabama
JT. Curtis
LH. Chambers and Family
Warrenton
Charles Giddings
St. Augustine
Fla
Harvey Ball and Family
Raleigh
N. Y
Atlanta
Sidney Hagerton
West Peachtrea Street
Nuss Besme Woodward
Louise McKenzie
Spencer BR. Stone
Chicago
Milton Dpargan, Jr
Homer
Jesse J. Jones
Washington, D. c
Jack Tewis
Columbia, C
Colonet
D. Harrison
James Graham Wilhoit
W. A. Graham
Esther Smith
Memphis
Estelle Ewing
F.C. Severin
MN. Marx
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hugh Willet
Philadelphia
BL. Weinut
W. E. Chapin
Richmond
Go Armed Against Stomach Trouble
An advertisement urges readers to use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to prevent gastritis malnutrition and other stomach troubles. It frames a healthy body as essential to personal success and discipline and promotes the product as a necessary aid for maintaining perfect bodily function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Quick Digestion
The ad claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets supply stomach digestion elements to digest a hearty meal without aid, tone an enfeebled stomach, and restore health. It urges prudent men to keep a box on hand, promising relief from indigestion at once and noting successful endorsement.
Chosen City Attorney at Twenty One Years
Indley W. Camp, a unanimously elected Mari etta city attorney for two years, is likely the youngest in the state. Admitted over a year ago, he recently passed his twenty first birthday during the year he has served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indley W. Camp
Marietta
Camp
Young Marietta Lawyer Lindley Camp Elected
Mr Camp, a rising Marietta lawyer, received an unusual honor for a man of his years. Friends predict a bright future in law as he is noted for oratory prowess and service as a longtime assistant to the legislature clerk Boiteuillet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Tt
Boiteuillet
Telephone and Telegraph Men Gather at Enjoyable Dinner
A. C. Worthen of Western Union urged better public service through cooperation at the Telephone and Telegraph Society of Atlanta. About 400 employees and officials from city telecoms attended the dinner and program at the Kimball House. George J. Yundt of Southern Bell spoke on the relation of technical men to intelligence transmission. W. H. Adkins shared experiences in the industry. The event featured a buffet dinner and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Worthen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telephone and Telegraph Society of Atlanta
Kimball House
George J. Yundt
Southern Bell Company
W. H. Adkins
Fulton Leads State in Standard Schools
Fulton county schools earned certificates of efficiency from State Superintendent M. L. Brittain, the most in any county in the state. Sixteen campuses met the standard, including College Park High School, College Park Ormewond, Lakewood Heights, Chattahoochee, Hemphill, Mount Vernon, Bolton, Inks, R. L., Hope, Hammond, Center, Howell, Marion Smith, Cross Roads and Central. Requirements cover teacher quality, grounds, buildings, equipment, sanctioned activities, salary, and minimum months of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
M. L. Brittain
State Department of Education
Brittain
E. C. Merry
College Park High School
Virginia Avenue School
College Par Ormewond
Lakewood Heights
Chattahoochee
Hemphill
Mount Vernon
Bolton
Inks
R/ L
Hope
Hammond
Center Fills
Howell
Marion Smith
Cross Roads
Central
Slaton
Iow
Fulton
Newton
Hancock
State Chamber Plans Three Weeks Campaign in Georgia
Macon hosts a joint meeting of Georgia chamber secretaries where a plan to raise 50 000 annually for three years is endorsed. The drive targets statewide support with a January rally in Macon on the 29th and 30th, featuring governor, speakers, and a night light procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
State Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
State Chamber
Tote
Clarke
Las Grange
Press of
W. B Ruter
Comme Secretaries’ Association of George
Reed
New Dempsey Hotel
W. T. Anderson
Eifect
Atlanta
Lunch meeting to back shorter hours for clerks in Atlanta
The Retail Grocers and Butchers Association executive committee decided to hold a mass meeting in Atlanta to gauge housewives sentiment on shorter hours for grocery and meat clerks. On January 18 at the Auditorium they will serve an Atlanta made lunch from soup to nuts to attendees and may invite speakers including Mrs. William L. Peel and Mrs. John M. Slaton to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Peel
John M. Slaton
Competition in Steel Hearings Move Across Cities
The United States Steel corporation case hearing at the Piedmont hotel concluded with three more witnesses called. Atlanta witnesses Loura Gholstin Isaac H Haag and W D Krenvon express fear of monopoly while noting sharp price and quality competition. The examiner will transfer hearings to Birmingham and then New Orleans with visits also planned for St Louis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Statest Steel ‘Corporation
Piedmont Hotel
John Arthur Brown
Loura Gholstin
Isaac H. Haag
Atlanta
W. D. Krenvon
Savannah
Birmingham
New Orleans
St Louis
Chicago
New York
Ela
Courthouse Admired Before Completion In Fulton County
Visitors admire the new Fulton County courthouse on Pryor Street as the facade nears completion. Officials say much work remains for occupancy, with May 1 expected to finish the major tasks and allow county commission review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Street
Fulton County
Worl
Backbone Luncheon to Hear Georgia Resources Talk
At 1 pm Thursday the Atlanta Ad Men club will host a Backbone Luncheon at the Winecoff hotel featuring James D. Price, commissioner of agriculture, speaking on The Backbone of Georgia The Agricultural Resources of Georgia and What They Mean to the Ad Men of Georgia. President H H Goodhart urges members to attend and bring guests as the club launches a series of such talks to showcase Georgia’s possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winecoff
Atlanta
Ad Men‘s Club
James D. Price
Commissioner of Agriculture
Backbone of
Georgia
Ad Men of
Backbone
Ad Men’s Club
HH. Goodhart
Will of Mrs. Hillyer Admitted to Probate in Rome
In Rome Georgia on January special report notes the probate of the late Mrs Georga E Hillyer over which no contest arose. The estate valued at about sixty thousand dollars is shared equally by her daughter Mrs Ethel Higer Harris and her granddaughter Mrs Benjamin Yancey wife of Rome's mayor. Harris portion placed in trust with George Hillyer Jr of Atlanta as trustee to receive only income from the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Georga E. Hillyer
Hillyer
Ethel Higer-Harris
Benjamin ©. Yancey
Harris
Taylor goes to Virginia for rest from ill health
R Frank Taylor assistant resident manager Piedmont hotel has been ordered to take complete rest for a few weeks due to ill health. He left the city yesterday afternoon for a rest period in Virginia as prescribed by his physician Dr Childs. It is hoped he will return fully cured after the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Frank Taylor
Piedmont Hotel
Virginia
Childs
Faylor
One Less Junk Man Stops Weatherby Injunction
The Atlantic Supply Company won two permanent injunctions against R. E. Weatherby in Atlanta, barring him from entering the junk business and from buying or selling waste paper after a court-ordered ruling following a trade agreement breach. Weatherby allegedly bid for waste paper after leaving the Supply firm, prompting the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Supply Company
R. E. Weatherby
W. Dols
Weatherby
Atlanta
Ti Fa
Bailiff J P Charged. Warrant Service Questioned
Attorneys Watkins and Lewis filed a writ of habeas corpus against Bailiff Dutton of Justice Jordan's court claiming he served a warrant on Aaron Satterfield after the justice courts were legally wiped out. The motion was before Judge W D Elis. The argument contends Dutton was no longer a lawful county official and thus lacked authority to serve warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins & Lewis
Dutton
Justice
Pardee Heads to New Orleans for 1914 Session
Judge Dan A. Pardee of the U S Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit departed Atlanta Monday at midnight for New Orleans. The 1914 session opens Thursday morning with a large calendar. two colleagues from Texas and Alabama join Pardee, A P McCormick of Dallas and S J Shelby of Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan A. Pardee
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth Judicial District
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Atlanta
New Orleans
Federal Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
A. P. McCormick
Dallas
J. Shelby
Hunteville
Als
Pardee
Valdosta Man Held in Atlanta Robbery Case
In Valdosta Georgia January Special 4 color The man named James Wood 28 is jailed here after confessing to a burglary spree at an Atlanta clothing store He carried eight coats nine pairs of trousers and five vests to sell for four dollars The owner reported thefts and police connected Wood to the Lee Street robbery with two accomplices who carried off clothing in suitcases The case highlights a chain from Valdosta to Atlanta involving stolen goods and an arrest linked to the pressing club business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
James Wood
Atlanta
Wood
Lee Street
J. R. Boring Elected Mayor of Woodstock
Woodstock Ga January election results name J R Boring as mayor and L A Deen W D Powers D Perkinson D J Haney and P B Latimer Jr as councilmen for the ensuing year with the party ticket announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Boring
Woodstock
L. A. Deen
W. D. Powers
D. Perkinson
D. J. Haney
P.B. Latimer
New Administration Rules In Marietta Georgia
Marietta Ga January 6 Special. Marietta’s new mayor and council were sworn in last night. Mayor EP Dobbs has prior terms in office and in the state Senate. The new council consists of largely new faces. officers elected include clerk John Awtrey city police chief H H Looney two policemen John J Maddox and John W Banges city attorney Lindley Camp city treasurer B W Greer and fire chief Luther Burton. City expects much from the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
EP. Dobbs
John Awtrey
H. H. Looney
John J. Maddox
John W. Banges
Lindley Camp
B. W. Greer
Luther Burton
Largest real estate deal in Eastman area seals 1230 acres
Eastman Georgia January 6 Special One of the largest real estate deals in this section occurred when the Ward Clementa company sold to Union Trust Company of Atlanta the Cotter place about two miles above Eastman. The 1230 acres of prime land brought about 100000 dollars, about eighty dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County
Eastman
Ld- Wards-Clementa Company
Is City
Union Trust Company of
Atlanta
Cotter Place
Edwards-Clements Company
Eye-slash mounting praised for secure comfort
An advertorial note touts the Nex fit eye-slash mounting as an improved design from Hawkes Co. opticians. It claims the device stays on comfortably and enhances wearability, with concise callouts to the Whitenall area and related professional contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Hawkes Co
Onticians
Receiver Asked for Estate Amid Bankruptcy Filing
A salesman, AMLur 2, was fired with Fred Beers deputy clerk of the United States court as creditors filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. They request the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the estate, liabilities listed at 4462.94 with assets of 4360.31. The application for a receiver will be considered today by Percy Adams, referee in bankruptcy, in Judge Newman’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amlur
Fred Beers
United States Court
Percy Adams
Newman
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Norman Sharp
Misa
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Charles EB. Sergeant
Fountain Rice, Jr
Chattanooga
Bull Run National Park
Washington
Department of Justice
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Lindley W. Camp
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Commissioner Price
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Polly of the Circus
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Lasky
Alan Brooks
R. L. Goldberg
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Merkel
End Othe
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Thors
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Norman Hackett Stock Company
Mr. Hackett
the Advertiser
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Atlanta Constitution
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Hunter
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Central of Georgia Railway
Dixie Limited
Dixie Flyer
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Dix$e Flyer
4Th National Bank
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Panama Canal
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Goethals
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