Miss Louise Riley Weds Mr William F Manry Jr
Miss Louise Riley and William Fillmore Manry Jr were married yesterday at North Avenue Presbyterian Church in a small ceremony attended only by family. Rev RB Flinn officiated. The couple plans a wedding trip and will live with the bride's mother at 7 East Fifteenth Street upon return. The bride comes from the Wiley family of Atlanta and is noted in serial Life. the groom is successful in business with many social connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James R. Wiley
Mr. Manry
Stad
National Mission Council closes successful meeting at North Avenue
A large cohort of women from various denominations gathered at North Avenue Presbyterian church for a two day session of the National Council of Women for Home Missions. Joseph Ferri of New York delivered the keynote talk outlining funded grants and cooperative efforts. Miss B Vermilye of New York also spoke on mission work and education.
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National Mission Council
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
National Council of Women For Home Missions
Morris
Ilela
Joseph If Ferri
Ph. 1
New York
Enty
Jram
B. K. Vermilye
Ity
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Coverage
An advertisement touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer for hair and scalp. It claims several applications darken gray hair, leaving hair soft, glossy, and youthful without dye. Product guarantees darkening or money back. Adele's, Jacobs' Eleven Drug Stores, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
Jacobs
Atlanta
Mission study and textbooks empower home missions
Afternoon speakers addressed Our Home Mission Text Hooke Their Scope and Value noting how mission education and quality textbooks spread true ideas. Miss Bele Bennett praised progress among Southern Negroes, stressing educated clergy and laity as key to future citizenship.
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America
Bele Bennett
B.C Cronk
Columbia
S. C
Southern Highlands
John Campbell
Asheville
N.C
Rugsell Saga Foundation Fund
Henry Roe
Gloud
Wichita
Kan
North Avenue
Miss Lasseter Hosts Holiday Party in West End
Miss Mary Lynn Lasseter entertained Friday evening at her parents home in West End with holiday decor in red and green, mistletoe and poinsettias. Guests included many local associations and families. punch was served by young helpers. The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association held its New Year meeting at the Ansley hotel with remarks by Mrs Amelia Woodall, Mrs Felton and others, stressing continued advocacy for women’s enfranchisement.
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Miss Lasseter
Mary Lynn Lasseter
Aml
Lasseter
West End
Wthieen
Huth Lasseter
Punch
Puesta
Tommiror
Shue Mamie
Garvin
Mia Echieen Laetties
Shimabeth Wheeler
Fiuth Hardwick
Virginia Ritzy
HU Lesesten
Ats Frances» Danlek
Mintselette Dearieberty
Klaus Julian Martin
Mie Glard Wheeles
Leroy Lusacer
Misten Tonnesn
Drvid
Atlanta
Jute Hunnicutt
Decatur
Duncan Davis
Albany
Carl Allen
Hunnicutt
Drs. Davis
Miss Rambo to Appear In Interpretative Dances
Miss Regina Rambo will perform interpretative dances Saturday night January 13 in the Ballroom of Hotel Analog. Atlanta chapter of the U D C sponsors a benefit for the chapter fund, promising a refined program with translations of musical classics.
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Miss Rambo
Missi Regina Rambo
Analog
Atlanta
Atlanta Women to Organize Council of Club Presidents
Mrs. Spencer R. Atkinson, president of the Atlanta City Federation, calls a meeting of club presidents for January 112 to form a council of presidents. The aim is to coordinate civic groups, reduce duplication, and unite women’s efforts across Atlanta’s organizations for civic betterment. The council will include about a hundred leading women from all organized fields.
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Atlanta
Spencer R. Atkinson
Atlanta City Federation
Atlanta Woman's Club
Avanta
Council of Presidents
Georgia Suffrage Leaders Keep Up the Fight in New Year
The New Year brings renewed effort from Georgia suffragists with Mrs. Woodall and Mrs. McLendon recalling the national convention in Washington and Mrs. Hailey reporting from the Southern States conference. Officers are elected for the Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League as plans include a broad publicity campaign across Georgia and social centers in various counties. An anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Barnwell and several social events fill the schedule, alongside continued lectures on woman suffrage and upcoming club activities.
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Georgia
Washington, D.C
Woodall
McLendon
Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League
Odell G Helmer
W. F. Jenery
Lollie Belle Wylie
Jack Hawkins
HR. EK. Shindlebower
Warry Smith
Hugene M. Mitchell
J. A. Forsyth
J. A. Cozzena
Carnegie Library
Georgina
Brotherhood of St Andrew to Meet at St Philip's Cathedral
The Brotherhood of St Andrew an Episcopal church group plans a Thursday meeting for men and boys in the Sunday school room of St Philip's Cathedral Atlanta at an evening hour. Burton Smith serves as president. Special talks will be featured and all members are asked to attend. Also: advertisement for Bromo Quinine cold remedy with a Greve signature on the box.
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The
Brotherhood of St
February 29 as Prosperity Day proposed by Joliet firm
A Joliet calendar publisher proposes February 4 be designated a national holiday named Prosperity Day. The Gerrich Barklow company says it would waive copyright claims and not seek state or national copyright, aiming to gain publicity while suggesting the odd day be honored in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate E. Harris
Gerrich-Barksow Company
Joliet
Harris
Local Railroad Man Is Given Promotion
M Mitchell, a familiar figure in local railroad circles, has been promoted from assistant ticket agent of the Seaboard Air Line in Atlanta to city ticket agent at Birmingham. He departed for Birmingham last night. W M Cureton will replace him in Atlanta as the new passenger agent.
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M. Mitchell
Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Mc. Mitchel
W. M. Cureton
Throw Away Your Old Medicines
Exclamations praise Eucapine Salve as a rapid cure for coughs croup sore throat and pneumonia risks. Claims quick relief and comfort for children with a markedly favorable tone, urging readers to buy the winter supply at drug stores for a price of 75 cents.
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Tara Kimball Young
Alex. Dumas
Camille
Allen Corset
Regaliste
Mme. Mariette
Eloise
J.P. Allen & CO
Writin
Baet Pine Street
W .H. Barnwell, Jr
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Druid Hills
Druid Hills Club
Marie Ridley
Tunnicutt
Frank Callaway
Driving Club
Wednesda
Louise Broyles
Isoline Campbell
Isbell Robunsen
Margaret Fraser
Jerethy Arkwright
Agnes Gray
Atis Tohn Wheatley
Werdsda
Alliance Francaise
Alliance Francaise University Club
Molifer
le Secret
de Polichinelle Pas Watt
Lane’s
J. E. Lane
Meten Irving
Mr. Lane
Mra
JF. B. Jamisuo
B. BP. Becht
Pang Mra WK
We Webb
Alva
Es Gott
Gene Fels
Sit
Dire
Mort
Haine
Iamilton
Dale Willams
F. G. North
J J. Tracy
Mies
Helen Irving
Dorothy Davia
Misa Bert Richardson
Mias
Carrie Iiele
Misa
Nancy Howard
Gertrude Baldwin
Miss_ Blosser
Clementine Beg
Lucile Lawton
Misa Ruby Lawton
Prsties Ewteny Due Nary Aoe Aay Jowan
A. M. Wincher
Mire
C. H. Lee
F. A. Bishop
Williams
M’cale
Suffolk
St. Paul's Mle. Church
Marion Virginia Williams
Norman Carter Williams
Virginia Pruden Williams
William Reed McCall
LaGrange
Metall
Riddick
Floyd Bradshaw
Brotherhood
Regenstein
Charles
Compton
Macon
Charles S. Compton
Seaboard Atrain
United States Authority
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Chicago
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