Society Dinner Parties and Fiftieth Anniversary Celebrations
A Society page recounts Judge Walter Colquitt hosting a dinner at the Arkwright residence with Miss Florence Jackson as guest of honor and a host of attendees. It notes elaborate decorations of carnations, bridal party dolls as place cards, and dress details. Additional items include Mrs. Danish R. Plummer hosting a dinner in honor of Miss Harris Singleton with a palm and fern setting, and a Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. T M Martin with family celebrations and luncheon.
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Judge Colquite
Walter Colquitt
Preston Arkwright
Gueate of Honor
Florence Jackson
Shepherd Bryan
Misees Keathleyn Jones
Constance Muvowles
Youle Stockdell
Roline Clark
Walter Nash
Philip Alston
Brutus Clay
Lee Jorson
Lee Jorson, Mr. and Mra. Arkwright
Mrs. Arkwright
Miss Jackson
Danish R. Plummer
Harris May Singleton
Mis Singleton
Ruby ‘Wallace
Ruth Singleton
Mildred Watson
Wille Belt Plummer
Grace Watson
Watson
Laert Gaddis
T M Martin
South Moreland Avenue
Martin
B. Armand
Jecatur
Grant Martin
Chattanooga
Teno
J T. Wellham
J C. Burson
T A Martin
At- Tanta
F. Almand
J.tt Wellham
J. C. Burson
Irwin Almand
J. W. Swanton
Mra
A Wellham
Lola
Ebisie
Frances
Josephine Almend
Franklin Almanda
Eloise Mayne
Marguerite Lange
Marlon Martin
Roy Martin
Maria Martin
J. T. Wellprem
Sr. Burnell
Winniftea
Goréon Wellham
Stolen Goods Recovered In Atlanta Detective Report
The annual report from Atlanta Police Department detectives details fines totaling 10,268 and stolen goods valued at 20,528 recovered. It covers 1800 or 1808 era cases with sentences for assault, burglary, robbery, and other crimes, totaling years and varying penalties, plus fines and reform measures.
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Atlanta Polices Department
Henry Jennings
Eliett
Recorder's Court
E . Jett
Department OF Police
Avanta
Stanoth
Ell Ieett
Birthday of German Emperor Celebrated at Capital City Club
A social note records the birthday of the German emperor celebrated Wednesday evening at the Capital City Club at 8 o'clock. Muriel Hall plans Charleston visits, debuting at St Cecelia ball. Various Atlanta residents host, visit, and entertain, including receptions for Mr and Mrs Cabanien, Mr and Mrs Riley, and Mr and Mrs Penn, with holidays spent in North Carolina and Georgia.
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Muriel Hall
Charleston
St. Cecelia
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Instant Relief and Cure
The ad touts Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a vegetable remedy that quickly relieves congestion and heals nasal and ear symptoms. It cites testimonies from A Wear of Ozona Florida and others, offering a trial treatment for twenty five cents and requesting name and address for materials and booklet.
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A. Wear
Ozona
Fla
Houpse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Night Riders Threaten Alabama Farm Area
Night riders have terrorized Cleburne County Alabama with warnings to two men in Oak Level. Ginner Harry Benson was threatened for refusing to quit selling cotton. Sheriff and a posse pursue the disturbance as rural mail carriers face an annual Christmas holiday if a congressional resolution passes.
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Tero
Cleburn County
Neahville
Tenn
Cleburne County
Alabama
Oak Level
Harry Benson
Ginner
Weahington
Resentative Burnett
Congress
Governor-elect Joseph Brown Addresses Augusta Crowd
Augusta residents packed the opera house to hear Governor-elect Joseph Brown speak for the first time publicly in the city. Judge A H Callaway introduced him and Brown outlined government aims, stressing economy, equality, and efficiency. He defended railroad rates as vital to safety and livelihoods, pledging double tracking for Georgia and urging protections for workers and dependents. Brown was greeted by supporters after the speech, with Augusta notables present on stage.
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Augusta
Joseph Brown
Opera House
Georgia
Brown
C P Pressley
C JT Montgomery
R © Allen
W A Herman
W. C Seigler
J A Beat
J T Gardner
Charles Estes
Roy Goodwin
Oscar Dorr
Rey C W. Wik- Ingon
Waynesboro Prepares Royal Welcome for Governor-Elect Brown
Citizens of Waynesboro Georgia arrange a welcome for Governor-elect and Mrs Joseph Brown arriving Monday. They will be hosted by Mr and Mrs JR C Neely with a 10:30 to noon public reception at the courthouse where Brown will speak. The EB military company plans a 3:30 to 5:00 armory reception, and RC Neely will escort the guests from the depot in a touring car.
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Waynesboro
Brown
Joseph Brown
Hon
Mra
JR C Neeley
Court House
Crack Military Company
PFP
Johnston
Warnock
Ehnurray
J D. Sanders
Herrington
R. C. Weely
Bell
P. K Corker
F. M Cuter
W Vaughn
W M .Fulcher
E L Bringon
Macon Hotel Now Assured in Georgia
Macon GA January 8 Special Worry Winship traveled to New York to place the remaining unsubscribed stock for the Tourist hotel. About 100000 is now on hand to fund the enterprise and upon his return the announcement is expected that work will begin. The hotel is planned to be completed before early fall this year. Keiley Coal priced at 5.00 with fuel company phones 3585.
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Macon
New York
Prize burglar steals from convict camp in Columbus
A deaf and dumb Negro, John Nelms, recently released after a year on the county chain gang, broke into a convict camp car at Columbus barracks. He took two pistols, two razors and two suits of clothing before being arrested while wearing some stolen garments.
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Chaingang
Columbus
Columbus Plica
John Nelms
Central property sold to Unadilla buyer for 17500
Schofield Sons Company of Macon sold another tract between Fourth and Fifth streets near the passenger station for 17500. The larger portion of the Schofield Iron Works site has been blocked off and sold to merchants, with many business locations planned. The new owner will begin constructing a commodious business house with large store rooms next to A. F. Jones, promising a valuable Fifth Street block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield Sons Company
Macon
Forth
Fifth Streets
Jgh Barfield
Unadilla
Schofield Iron Works
A. F. Jones
Fifth Street
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsement Promotes California Syrup
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative. It highlights cleansing and gentle action without debility or dose escalation, claims physician approval, and urges buying only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. for safe, effective relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup’ Co
Abe
United States Grand Jury to Convene as Heard in Atlanta News
Short items outline that the United States grand jury will convene in adjourned session Monday with many papers expected for consideration. Henderson, long associated with The Atlanta Constitution, has laryngitis and breathing difficulties but is improving. Shivers of Atlanta files bankruptcy with $426.59 liabilities and no assets. Clara Morgan Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs H T Morgan, suffers pneumonia and was seriously ill, with her father a noted Central of Georgia railway man. The Unitarian Church of Our Father holds its annual meeting January 12 detailing year’s work and future plans. Reverend H C Hurley to speak at the Radford Young Men’s Christian Association. a song service planned. Services at First Church to note reports and potential removal of Dr. Landrum from Atlanta. Camp Walker UCVY to hold an important meeting Monday night at camp HQs. Believers in the Atonement Sacrifice hold Bible study with Pilgrim Brother W H W Bundy speaking on Resurrection Hopes. Miss Mamie Overman, seriously ill, improving and may receive visitors soon. Milam merchant We Drew files bankruptcy. case referred for adjudication.
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Clara Morgan
H T Morgan
Richardson Street
T Morgan
Central of Georgia
Church OF Our Father
Unitarian
Eocor
W H W Bundy
Brooklyn
Red Men's Hell
Central Avenue
Bishop Henry McDowell Lectured at Wesleyan College
In Macon Georgia on January 8 Bishop Henry McDowell lectured at the chapel of Wesleyan College to a large audience. He came from Chicago and the occasion was described as one of rare interest for friends of the Sancteartom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Henry McDowell
Wesleyan College
Chicago
Wesleyan
Exiles urged to return as Honduran leader Davila offers amnesty
From Puerto Cortes Honduras sources report President Davila has issued a general amnesty for political and other exiles with a promise of full pardon for past offenses for those who return. Davila seeks peace and development, inviting exiles abroad to come home despite opposition. The situation improves financially and Davila’s government seems secure for years.
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Hondurnas
Mobile
Ala
Puerto Cortes
Honduras
Davila
Spanish Honduras
Monihs
New Orleans
Cralada
Ceths
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Henry Bankhead
Wire Ottley
John Grant
Marian Peel
Julia Terratt
James Alexander
Campbell
Kireball
Dell
Mamie Franco Powers
Jennie D
Jennie
M Pele Blug
Ermine
Drury Power
Daughters of the American Revolutton
Rawson
Elizabeth Rawson
William RB. Hammond
Mina Martha Witham
Milas Susanne Spalding
Tracy Duncan
May Atkinson
Eliza Dancy
Leone
Margaret Ladsim
Annie
Louise Hawkins
Caroline DiBose
Ruth Dickenson
Connecticut
Charles Owens
Cora Wynn
Jane Thornton
Laura
Helen Payne
Helen Bagley
Annie O'Connell
Misa Frances Connally
Bana McCandless
Misa Elizabeth Adair
Bowie Martin
Stuart Boyd
Ervin Dickey
Forrest Adair
Frank Adair
Westervelt Terhune
Robert Gregg
Jesse Draper
Laurence Bailley
Eugene Haynes
Bam Slicer
Winship Nunnally
Harold Seaman
Dotter
George Lowndes
Ernest Ottley
John C. Kinkpatrick
Joseph Gatins
Arthur Lane
Eawin Shelby
Johnatex
Misa Bell Johnston
Ohio
Miss Mitchell
Edward Brown
Warren Boyd
Joan of Arc
Rider
W. & Bilin, Jr
Ai Bridge
Virginia
Atlanta Musical Association
Bertha Harwood
Peachtree Street
T. A. Murray
W. 8. Elkin
Howard McCall
Murray
Juliet Murray
Virginia Lipscout
Charles Bearchey
Atlanta Civic League
Carnegie Library
Carnegis Ubraxy
G. Holman Gardner
Robert Davia
Pelhaw, Ga
Mra W
Wimpey
Knoxville
William Hahr
Bartesvilla, Ne
Mra T P Binman
Pelham, Ga
Mims
Ada Turner
Jeavéy
James Werne
Savannah
Co -War
A. D. Adair
Peachtree
Robert Hugo White
West Eod
Charles L. Gately
Ming Alberta
Rankin
Augustine
Fin
Mery Culberson
West End
Frank Neely
Pittsburg
Harry Sehlestaer
Johannn Eugen Wil
Ivy
Clean Grocery Store
Mullinax
Jett
H H. Cabanien
James Riley
Penn
North Carolina
AH Alfriend
City
Middle Georgia
Montiallo
Joe D Whitaker
Hatleigh
WA Lee Street
Ernest Kontz
LaGrasge
Wirle Atkinson
Tracey Duncan
Piedmont
The
Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church
Kenny's
Whitehall Street
Helen Dean
St Paullinn
Eda Shull
Naseau
Shull
Joseph M Terrell
Peter Erwin
Wo B Haynes
Columbia
Julian Fielt
Haynes
Miss Connell
Annie Caverly
Coings
Hamilton Block
Beverly DuBose
Stanley Wimbiah
Aupper
Misa Inez Johnson
Colorado Springs
Col
Henry Lewis
North
Jackson Street
Mica Johnson
Judge Best
Night Riders
Kenny
Whiee
Ase
C.D. Kenny Co
Whitehall ST
P. Allen& Co
Keiley Coal
Jellicos
Keiley Fuel Company
Walker
United States Grand Jury
District Attorney's
Oc Henderson
Atlanta Constitution
Ite
Bia
West Pearltres Place
Henderson
BHC
Shivers
United States
H C Hurlay
Woodward Avenue
Trapilst
Young Men's Christian Association
West Alabama
Bir Hurley
Landrum
Camp Walker UC VY
Camp Headquarters
Mies
Mamie Overman
T Overman
Rock Street
Georgofioulos
Greek Herald
Georgopoulos
Enemist
Milom Merchant
Milam
Bishop McDowell
Rosa F. Monsish
M.D
D. A. Tobias
Alabama St
Century
Nana
Hte Rae He
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