Miss Eleanor Ford To Lecture On Sicily Saturday Night
Under Atlanta Woman's Club auspices the Atlanta public may hear Miss Eleanor Ford of Nashville speak on Sicily at the Woman's Club Saturday night. She discusses Sicily geographically and historically, with references to literature, earthquakes, and notable island natives, drawing on sources like Robert Hichens. The lecture follows a club meeting with education-for-women discussions and a reception.
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Thia
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Miss Agnes Smith Hosts Bridge Party And Socials
Miss Agnes Smith entertained a large group of schoolgirls yesterday afternoon with a cachre party and luncheon after the games. A later item notes Mrs J G Oglesby Jr hosting sixteen guests for a bridge party in honor of her sister-in-law Mrs Kilpatrick, followed by a luncheon and decorative centerpieces.
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Ama Bell Gregg
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Etta Putnam
Josephine Mobley
Carrie Peabody
J G Oglesby, Jr
Bridge
Inlew
Kilpatrick
Deguti
Patrick
Local Society Notes and Club Meetings Schedule
Dr E G Criffin's event at 6 80 o'clock at Mrs W & Larenton 1 Euclid Ave features music and recitations. Gordon Circle of King's Daughters meets Wednesday at 3 pm at Home for Old Women 1 West End Ave with officer elections. Ladies Auxiliary of Boys' Club meets 10 am today at the club. Baptist Woman's Union executive council meets this afternoon at First Baptist Church. Oba Society invited to reception for Taft at Piedmont Hotel Friday afternoon. Scotal Items note arrivals and visits: Pratt Adams returns to Savannah Miss Eleanor Ford of Nashville, Mrs Frank Ellis returns, Mr and Mrs Ronald Rawson back end of week. Joseph Brown Connally recovering from illness. Mrs George Dexter fully recovered. Mrs J Hunter remains in Athens several weeks. Mrs Joseph Johnson Jr returns to New York Thursday. Miss Margaret Calhoun visiting Spalding couple. Major J F Hanson resting at Bluff-Goldsmith sanitarium. Mr and Mrs J Hunter to spend rest of winter in Florida. Miss Jennia Mobley entertaining for Miss Kate Robinson. Mrs J B Whitehead visiting Senator and Mrs Frazier in Washington. Miss Georgia Watte to Macon on 18th to visit Mrs Maybath Taylor Hemphill. Young Men's Hebrew Association to give entertainment tonight at 108 Peeples.
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Bliin-Goldsmith Sanitarium
Joe
David Crockett
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Daytona
Fis
Hunter
Florida
Jennia Mobley
Kate Robinson
J B Whitehead
Hi Frazier
Washington
Georgia Watte
Macon
Maybath Taylor Hemphill
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Oppose Naval Stores Bill Prominent Pensacola Resists Measure
Pensacola businessmen and the local chamber of commerce adopt a resolution denouncing Senator James P Tallaferro s naval stores inspection bill. They warn the proposed law would burden producers and buyers and pledge to oppose it in Washington with a dedicated committee.
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United States Senate
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Publicity Campaign Planned by Home Missions Council
Plans for the most extensive publicity campaign yet conducted by the Home Missions Council of Evangelical Denominations USA to address major tonal problems facing the church were announced. The effort will cover both East and West with meetings in several large eastern cities including Atlanta in February and major western centers.
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Home Missions Council of the Evangelical
United States
East
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Atlanta
Navy seeks 29 million for ships via House panel
Washington January 11 The house committee on naval affairs approved a naval program totaling 29 million dollars for the current session. The plan calls for two battleships of 26 000 tons at 19 million, five torpedo boat destroyers at 4 million, three colliers at 3 600 000, four submarines at 2 000 000, and one subsurface boat at 400 000. The committee favors two battleships instead of four and halved destroyer funding, while keeping colis and submarine boats mostly as proposed, adding the subsurface boat.
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Overcharges by Rathonda Washington January 11
A House debate reports railroads engaged in interstate commerce face fines 1 percent for failure to acknowledge claims within ten days and 10 percent for not acting within ninety days. Representative Gordon of Tennessee discusses remedies and penalties.
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Gordon
Tennessee
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