Social and PTA events at Grant Park and Driving Club
One of the South's most faithful workers, Mrs C M Jarvis, presides over a circle report by Miss Bessie Moyer. The circle will meet next Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Maggie Thompson at 385 Spring Street for a social gathering with refreshments and friends welcome. The Parent Teachers association at Grant Park school holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock with Dr B A Visanska lecturing on Give the Child a Square Deal. A tea dance at the Driving Club features Miss Helen McCarty and other entertaining parties including Mrs Clifford Atchison Mrs Samuel Barnett and several others.
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South
C. M. Jarvis
Bessie Moyer
Maggie Thompson
Spring Street
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Grant Park School
B A Visanska
Helen McCarty
Clifford Atchison
Samuel Barnett
Lowry Porter
Marry L. Enghi
John &, 'Gleen
M. W. A. Speer
Try
Thomas Cauthorn
Hugh Pbancker
Meador Nash Wedding At East Lake Home
Mrs Mary Howard Meador and General Joseph Vir Holt Nash wed last night at 7 at the bride’s East Lake home. Bishop Warr Candler of the Methodist Episcopal Church South officiated as families and a few close friends attended.
Decorations Were Gorgeous At Dempsey-Wright Wedding
Macon Ga January 7 elaborate decorations at the Dempsey home on College street marked the wedding of Miss Monica Dempsey Macon's wealthiest heiress to Horace Wright. An expert New York decorator was hired at a total cost of $1000 for arrangements from mantels to altar. Orchids valley lilies Easter lilies white ribbons and roses formed shells stairways and centerpieces. The wedding was the principal social event of the winter season in Macon.
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Macon
Dempsey
College Street
Monica Dempsey
Horace Wright
Marcon
L. L. Dempsey
New York
Brilliant Entertainment Planned for D A R Conference
The Daughters of the American Revolution state conference in Atlanta on February 9 to 11 will feature brilliant entertainment. Joseph Habersham chapter hosts, with 100 delegates from Georgia attending. Mrs. F. W. Foster and Atlanta chapters stage large receptions. Mrs. John M. Slayton hosts at the executive mansion. Uncle Remus Memorial Association hosts at Wren's Nest. The Habersham chapter will host luncheon and a grand evening program.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Atlanta
Joseph Habersham
Georgia
4. W. Foster
U. A
John M. Slayton
Executive Mansion
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Wren's Nest
Matinee Party for Estelle Bird and Gretta Holahan
Mrs. John Cooper hosted a theater party Wednesday afternoon in honor of guest Estelle Bird and Miss Gretta Holahan, with Mrs. Maurice Holahan hosting. The Argentine club plans a New Year dance Friday at West Ind club rooms, promising its largest attendance yet. At Hotel Imperial a weekly novelty dance starts at 9 pm with 200 invitations. Newport clock, serpentine dance, La Porta music, and Robert J Emons from New York are featured. Mrs. Goode hosts Miss May Bancher and Mr Kenneth Goode for a bridge afternoon, with pink roses, top score prize, and a riepe de chine camusute.
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John Cooper
Estelle Bird
Gretta Holahan
Maurice Holahan
West Ind
Thia
Hotel Imperial
Imperial Hotel
Newport
Atlanta
Robert J Emons
New York
Mires Mildredtras
Mrs. Goode
May Bancher
Kenneth Goode
Miller Hutch- Gowls
Cyclone Near Valdosta Recalls Narrow Auto Escape
Valdosta Georgia January 7 Special Turner Jones and D W McCravey of Valdosta rode toward Rays Mill when a cyclone broke and two trees fell across the road. They crawled beneath a bridge to escape death as pines crashed nearby. Rays Mill suffered damage to homes and roofing. Eastman suffered a severe windstorm with a church wrecked and a house burned after a drug store and farm shop were damaged. Florida reports three deaths and about a dozen injured from a windstorm as northern Florida and southern Georgia counties tally wrecked farms and damaged utilities with no shipping losses reported.
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Valdosta
Turner Jones
D. W. McCravey
Rays Mill
Berrien County
Chauncey
Eastman
L Eastman
Baptist
Foom Leggett
Leggett
John Peacock
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia
Wellborn
Laurens County to Grow Food for Convict Camp
Laurens County, Georgia, votes to raise all food for the convict camp on a six-horse farm under A. T. Thomas. No cotton will be grown. corn, oats, hay, peas, hogs and other provisions will be produced locally to cut costs compared with purchases.
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Publa
Laurens
T Thomas
French Absinthe Ban Will Be Permanent
Paris reports the cabinet approved a measure to submit to parliament making permanent the prohibition on absinthe and similar liquors The government notes the military decree against absinthe has benefited the population The cabinet also approved a bill banning licenses for new liquor sales except when tied to a restaurant Special Matinee today at 2 30 Bought and Paid For Best Seats 50c
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Paris
Merchant Oscar Jarmulowsky Found Dead After Suicide Attempt
Atoton, Ga., January 7. Oscar Jarmulowsky, a Eatonton merchant, was found unconscious after taking carbolic acid and died minutes later. Once thriving in business after moving from New York, he faced financial strains from a fire loss and bad debts. He had spoken of ending it all yesterday, though friends believed him joking. Survived by Rosa Fromer, wife, and daughter Florence and son Julian. burial planned in New York or Atlanta.
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Atonton
Oscar Jarmulowsky
Eatonton
Hatonton
New York
Rosa Fromer
Ona
Florence
Julian
Atlanta
Daniels Thanks Marine for Giving His Blood
Washington January 7 Private Walter W. Graff of the marine corps was commended by Secretary Daniels for voluntarily undergoing a transfusion of blood at the hospital. The secretary wrote that the act proves Graff’s qualities as a good soldier and offered congratulations on his courageous display.
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Ashington
Walter W. Graft
Marine Corps
Daniels
Graff
Medicinal Spring Found in LaGrange Area
Water from four springs at Manchester tested for medicinal properties shows high iron magnesia sulfur and other minerals. Analysis indicates the water is highly charged with gases that could break a bottle when shaken. Also notes 2:30 screening of Bought and Paid For with best seats at 50c.
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LaGrange
Manchester
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