City Youth Chorus Formed By Atlanta Club
The Juvenile department of the Atlanta Music Study Club announced a new children's chorus for city youth under Miss Kate Harralson and Miss Ruth Weegand of Atlanta public schools. First practice is Saturday at 2 30 PM, preceding the Juvenile department meeting at the Ponce de Leon Baptist church annex. Children are invited to join and learn choral works that aid musical study and interest. The Saturday program will feature a talk on musical subjects by Miss Shivers, a noted visiting expert.
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At- Jahta
Atlanta
Kate Harralson
Ruth Weegand
Atlante Public Schools
Qjuventls Department
Ponce de ‘Leon
Baptist Church
Harralson
Fluvenille
Miss Shivers
Simple method dissolves blackheads with calonite powder
An age old cure claims calonite powder and hot water dissolve blackheads quickly. Rub a wet sponge over the skin with two ounces of calonite powder, then wash away to leave pores clean and skin soft. Pinching and squeezing is discouraged as it widens pores and worsens appearance.
Local Juvenile Concerts and Club Fees Reduced
Children of I Wierwat area are invited to attend a city club event with a special inducement for nonmembers. Admission fees for the rest of the year are cut to one dollar, with membership cards available Saturday afternoon for those wishing to join. Tickets grant entry to Juvenile concerts by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra on Friday and to Mrs. Edward Mac Dowell events later in January.
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Bermune
I Wierwat
Ner Tala S Sordisl Fnvstation
Cincinnat’ ‘Symphony Orchestra
Entertain at luncheon honoring Dr Rosalie Morton
The Atlanta Woman's club will host a Monday luncheon at 1 o'clock to honor eminent surgeon Dr Rosalie Morton. Distinguished guests include sculptor Gutzon Borglum General Leonard A Wood and Alfonso Louis de Bour Ts. Reservations must be made by noon Saturday for club members attending the elaborate event followed by Dr Morton's lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woman's Club
Pentertain
Rosalie Morton
Guytzon Borglum
Leonard A. Wood
Ead Cringe Alfonso Louis de Bour
Tech Sponsors Give Reception at Inman Circle Ansley Park
A reception yesterday afternoon at Dr and Mrs S S Wallace home on Inman circle Ansley Park honored many guests including Major and Mrs Pendleton Cadet Colonel L E Anderson Major M C Berry First Lieutenant William TF Kennedy Lieutenant T FP Western Second Lieutenant Hdward Wallace Captain C C Hayes Lieutenant W W Hont Second Lieutenant A F Hodges Company I Captain W H Herndon First Lieutenant R C Watson Second Lieutenant T M Tucker Captain H Porter First Lieutenant J McDonald Second Lieutenant TW Robertson Le captain Le De Walia First Lieutenant G F Hoffman Second Lieutenant W T Meador Captain D W Phillips First Lieutenant W N Stakely Second Lieutenant B Simpson Company M 2 third battalion Georgia School of Technology officers. The reception table carried pink roses in a silver loving cup. Mrs Wallace wore white georgette crepe with blue Lorepe.
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Wallace
Inman’ Circle
Ansley Park
Pendleton
L. E.anderson
M. C. Berry
William TF. Kennedy
Hdward Wallace
C. Hayes
W. W. Hont
A. F. Hodges
W. Hh.’ Herndon
Tucker
H. Porter
Firat
TW. Robertson
le de Walia
G. F. Hoffman
W, ‘T.mealor
D. W. Phillips
W. N. ‘Stakely
Georgia “Chool of
Mra
Mias
Irene Thomas
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Emily’ Davis
Ming Kate Palmour
Mies
Justia Garner
Lapongor
Compspany
Emily ‘Sheffield
Farewell for Mrs Baldwin at Atlanta Woman's Club
Funeral? no, farewell tea at the Atlanta Woman's Club hosted by Mrs J B Suttle for Mrs Baldwin who departs for Athens to make her future home. Guests include Mrs Lawson Gamb, Mrs Herbert Harden, Mrs Phil Graves, Mrs Hayden Jones, Mrs B G Knoble, Mrs Howard Berkley of Harrisburg PA, Mrs Roy Booker, Mrs Herbert Miles, Mrs J H Ew ing, Mrs Morris Ewing, Mrs Grady Estes, Mrs Luther McKenny, Mrs Conn Upchurch, Mrs Charles Evans, Mrs Lawry Goff, Mrs Joe Neete Nesbit, and others. Also noted the marriage of Ethel Elizabeth Barrett and Oscar Younce took place Wednesday evening January 6 at Rev Kari Reisner's home. Mr and Mrs Younce will reside in their Lee Street West End apartment upon returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Atlanta Woman's Club
J. B. Suttle
Athens
Aea
Lawson Gamb
Herbert Harden
Phil Graves
Hayden Jones
B. G. Knoble
Howard Berkley
Harsburg
Roy Booker
Herbert ‘Miles
J. Hy Ewing
Morris Ewing
Grady. Estes
Luther McKenny
Conn Upchurch
Charles Evans
Lawry Goff
Joe Neete
Brehie Cheney
James
Mr. I
Hage
Aloe
Barrett
Younce
Ethel
Elizabeth
Oscar
Drriast Younce
Kari Reisner
Washington visitor on Peachtree Circle
A brief note records Mrs. visiting her daughter Mrs. in Washington D.C. during a stay on Peachtree Circle.
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Peachtree Circle
Tires Baltreaky
Mia Ie Mar
Washington,d. Ds
Mrs. i
Vesper Afternoon at Peachtree Arcade for Young Women
The Young Women's Christian association hosts a Sunday afternoon vesper at Peachtree Arcade inviting girls and friends to a social hour followed by an informal program with songs by Miss Louise Morgan and talk by Miss Shacy Maryin Adams. Tea will be served after the program. The event aims to bring together association members and guests for fellowship and inspiration at the W A. S. A. venue. Third Ward Civic Club hosts an evening at Lovelock 268 Atlanta Avenue with Mr and Mrs J S Burgess welcoming members and spouses to discuss ward improvements. Local community members are invited to attend.
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Louise Morgan
Shacy
Maryin Adams
Abe
Pakee
Third Ward Civic Club
Burgess
Lovelock
Atlanta Avenue
Wedging Of Great Interest In Acworth and Elsewhere
Local society pages note a New Year’s Eve wedding at Acworth with Miss Lulu Mitchell and Prince McCall Noell wed at the bride’s family home. Rev. W A Chastain officiated. Guests included distant relatives from Valdosta, Collins and Columbus. The couple plans to reside in Valdosta after a brief wedding trip.
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Acworth
Lulu’ Mitchell Jand -Prince
McCall ‘Noell
Wade
Penneton
Mitenail
Col
Noell
Valdosta
Iz@ Teader
Vaddosta
Gene Annie Causoway
K. Noell
Memonis
Allen Chastain
Columban
William
McKeehan
Chattaninora
Robert M. Mitchell
Florence
Wilson
McGee
Miss
Annie Two
Medeor
Stalthy Mise Manda
Ailley
AT of Atlanta
R. B
Plaieer
Emerson
Rod Wer
Levi ‘Shain
Carteravite
Mra
Alvin ‘Smith
Morlette
Pendlaton i Mitehall
University
Georgis
Meetings Preview From Inman Park Students Club
The Inman Park Students Club holds a morning meeting at 10:30 with Mrs. John Dennis at 306 Wucla avers. The Business Women's League of the First M. By church south will host a Friday evening gathering with supper at 6:30. An executive board meeting of the Atlanta Sexculation is set for this afternoon at 2:30 at the First Baptist church. The Hebrew Orphanage convenes this morning at a o'clock. The Parent-Teacher Association of the North Avenue school will meet this afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. Marion Patternon is slated to discuss selections on the program.
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Inman
Park
John
Wucla
Business Woman's League
Supner
Board Y
Atlanta
First’ Baptist
Parent-Teacher Association
Marion, Patternon
War Finance Corporation Opens for Business in Washington
Washington January 6 The War Finance Corporation opened to carry out the law creating it in the spirit of the statute after Congress overrode the president's veto. Secretary Houston said advances will be made to exporters or financing institutions, not directly to producers, with applications required and adequate security. The board may add another member to provide fuller attention to applications and loans.
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Washington
War ‘Finance
Houston
Corporation
Congresa
Dent
Treasury
The
Tha ‘Corporation
Prominent Savannah mayor clash over government action
The article quotes officials and residents arguing for more cooperation from Mayor Stewart and the capital office. They urge active leadership to keep economic and social efforts moving, criticizing indifference and urging decisive action.
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Stewart
Savannah
Clash Foreshadowed Between Departments
Dispute between government departments over aliens admission to the United States traces to a past case involving Alfred Nagel Latvian secretary. Reports say the state department was bypassed as immigration authorities admitted numerous aliens without standard references. Newport News January 6 Donal O Callaghan Cork mayor left for Norfolk after parole notice by Secretary of Labor Wilson with Peter MacSwiney and J A Faucett aboard.
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Witgon
United States
Tha Eassen
Alfred Nagel
State Department
Department of Labor
Wilson
Newport News
Donal O'Callaghan
Prince of Abyssini Identified in Abyssinia Riot Trial
State witnesses identified Prince of Abyssini Abyssinia and his alleged chief lieutenant Oscar McGavie among eight defendants on trial for murder after an Abyassinian demonstration in which an American flag was burned. Testimony described Redding firing on a sailor and police officer Owens shot by McGavie, with Hoyt killed in a nearby store. multiple witnesses placed all eight defendants at the riot.
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Chiedgo
Grover
Redding
Prince of
Oscar McGavie
Ty Rose
Joel Hoyt
McGavie
Streai
Daniel
Spillard
Ross
Boillard
Joseph P. Owens
Roze
Reddin
Fred
Harry
Cigs
Mass Governor Cox Aims to Lead in Massachusetts
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Cox as governor in Massachusetts, mentioning Coolidge in a cryptic context and partial phrases about state house and offices, suggesting discussion of political leadership and governance.
Governor Demands the nagro's antoraegs that in
The report describes health concerns and a demanded action by the governor regarding an individual named Goldaby. It mentions a bribe to a guard, an escape, a plea of guilty, and a subsequent sentence. A Black person was later located by Warren county officers and held in jail at Vicksburg awaiting trial on multiple charges. Sherrie Shannon reportedly told the governor she relied on her attorneys' advice.
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Grovandien
Goldgby
Gusra
Driba
Warren “County
Vicksbors
Sherrie Shannon
Goldaby
Mrs Loudermilk Granted in Killing Case
Anniston Alabama January 6. Rosa Gael Loudermilk was denied release after a preliminary hearing in inferior court. Judge Willett held Charles A McCullars without bond for trial. believed to have confessed to killing John W Loudermilk in his home after finding him with the suspect in the room.
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Anniston
Ala
Spe- F Saou
Rosa
Condenning Gael
John
W.loudermilk
B.D. Willett
Charles. A. McCullars
Loudermilk
Willett
McCullars
Montgomery Plans Bigger Water Supply
A $110,000 contract for drilling four additional artesian wells and machinery was awarded to a Memphis firm by the Montgomery city commission. Work begins within fifteen days and upon completion will raise the city and suburbs minimum water supply to above 6,000,000 gallons.
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Montgomery
Ala
Artealin
Memphis, Tenn
Ling
Sity Commission“ of
Plans discussed on naval armament and 200th Pompadour birthday
Washington debates naval holiday and ship construction with Representative Britten urging no compromise with Britain or Japan on armaments. The bill questions joining treaties limiting armaments. The year will mark the 200th anniversary of Pompadour, born Paris December 29 1821 and died Versailles in her 44th year.
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Washington
Cuttt
Forelen
Britten, Mber
Iby Jts
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Britten
Marquise de Pompadour
France
Louis XV
Paris
Funeral Services for Owens Johnson To Be Held Friday
Prominent Atlanta attorney Johnson, age 59, died at his residence 575 West Peachtree Street after several weeks of pneumonia. Funeral from his home at 3 pm conducted by Rev Henry Alford Porter of Second Baptist Church. Interment West View Cemetery. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Robinson of Washington DC. Johnson was active member of Masonic order and both the state and Atlanta Bar associations. His death ends a 30 year state bar career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Washington. D
Johnson
Masonic
Atlanta
Jonagon
Brunswick mayor and council member recalled in 19th century note
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Floridian native admitted to practice law and later serving as Brunswick mayor and Common Council member. Names such as Judge Spencer and Judge Alexander appear among scattered references to years practiced and civic roles.
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Flora
Suntveralty
Spencer
Boston
Alexander
W.steph- Samuel
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