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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1916

Page

10

Social items from Cartersville society page

Mrs Duncan Davis of Albany visits sister Mrs S B Hunnicutt after Friday Miss Salle Maude Jones of High Shoals Ga stays with Mrs J Hunnicutt Gladys Byrd returns to New York and attends Svoville school until June Miss Helen McClain of Greenfield Ohio visits aunt Mrs McCafferty in Cartersville before heading back to New York Mrs Clarence Coppedge returns to Elberton from her sister Mrs BM Boykin's care Mrs Ransom Wright sails to New York for several weeks Mr and Mrs B J Christman honeymooned and now keep house after wedding trip

Duncan Davis Albany Lute Hunnicutt S B Batt Salle Maude Jones High Schoals J Hurnicutt Maas Gladys Byrd New York Svoville School McCafferty Cartersville William H Schroder Bridge Lute Hunnicutts Clarence Coppedge Dirs

Social guests and relocations from a city hotel

In the Rosslyn apartments on Ponce de Leon avenue Mrs Christman was Miss Willie Keith of Birmingham, Mrs Sidney Edmonds and children of Baltimore have been guests of Mrs H E Edmonds for a month and will leave Saturday. Mrs M A Evins, ill for six weeks on Juniper Street, is improving. Miss Mary Algood Jones leaves Friday for San Francesco to visit Mrs Gertrude Crane. Mrs F C Condon and Miss Masse Thurston leave this week for Florida. Mrs W O Boyle and Mrs R O A Kennan of Seattle are guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hileman. Miss Ida Joseph of Columbus is the guest of Mrs E H Barnes. De George H Carpenter, retired physician of Cumberland, is at the Hotel Aragon for the winter. Carpenter is a Virginian and served on General Howell Cobb's staff.

Sidney Edmonds Baltimore HE Edmonds M. A Evins Juniper Street Mary Algood Jones San Francesco Gertrude Crane F.C Condon Masse Thurston Florida W Oh Boyle RO A Kennan Seattle Joseph Hileman Ida Joseph Columbus EH Barnes de George H Carpenter Cumberland Hotel Aragon Carpenter Howel Cobb

Cardus praised by Columbia woman for female illness relief

Mrs L C Heinmann of 331 Washington St reports long illness from menopause improved after taking Cardus. She read testimonials, started with five bottles, recovered fully, and plans to recommend to friends. She urges others to begin taking Cardus with their pharmacist.

Columbia, SC L C Heinmann Washinton St Cardus Cardu

Local social notes and wedding plans in Locust Grove area

Miss Nannie Athey Philips is the nest of Bilas Hester Combs in Locust Grove. Miss Phillips will be maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Combs and Mr Palmer Gelhard of Macon this evening. Mr and Mrs Fm Breitenbacher announce the birth of a son named Philip Breitenbacher on Monday January 10. Mr Samuel Fromshow returns from New Orleans after months away. Mr and Mrs Joseph Emerson Brown of Kalamazoo Michigan depart for Nassau and Cuba for the winter. Mr and Mrs Logan Williamson and son return after three weeks visiting Terre Haute and relatives in St Louis and Sackville. Miss Hazel Kirk departs later this month to Florida to stay with Irinda. Mr Marion Camp is convalescing after surgery at Davis Fischer sanitarium.

Nannie Athey Philips Bilas Hester Combs Locustrove Breitenbacher Philip Breitenbacher Samuel Fromshow New Orleans Joseph Emerson Brown Kalamazoo Mich Nassau Cuba Logan Williamson Terre Haute Ind

Community Meetings In Atlanta This Week

A set of notices lists various meetings around Atlanta. The Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis and Visit the Nurse association gathers January 12 at 3 30 PM at 23 East Cam Street. The Woman's Missionary Society of Inman Park Church meets January 13 at 3 80 PM at Mrs J H Smith 7 Hart Street. The Nineteenth Century History class convenes with Mrs Alex King at 3 30 PM. Dr Lyon lectures on Modern Topics at 10 AM with Mrs blob Sanders, 319 North Boulevard. Atlanta Woman's Missionary association Travelers Aid group meets at Central Congregational Church at 10 AM. Music Study Club adjourned meeting follows chorus rehearsal at 10 AM at the Thane Building. membership cards will be issued.

Atlanta Nurse Association East Cam Street Woman's Missionary Society Inman Park Mra J H Smith Hart Street Alex King Ting Lyon Blob Sanders North Boulevard Carmichael Forrest Avenue Boulevard Atlanta Womans Missionary Association Travelers Aid Central Congregational Church Carnegie Way Music Study Club Philp & Crew Thane

Campaign Launched for Improved Decatur Beautification

The Decatur city planning committee of the Decatur Board of Trade chaired by Charl D McKinney has started a beautification campaign. A series of meetings is planned to discuss city needs and improvements with invited land geapn experts and architects to outline protective, long term plans for the city.

Decatur Decatur Board of Trade Charl D McKinney

Howard Works To Secure Georgia Granite for City Paving

Washington district Representative Howard intervenes to ensure fair contracts for granite quarries. He cites Stone Mountain and Lithonia usage in Washington since 28 years, with 26 miles of curbing, and questions district officials about past bids and quality. He asks for records on quarry success and contract history.

Washington Howard Tua Distrut Nstrict de Kalb Representativn Oliver P Newman Stone Mountain Lithonia Mr Newman Newman

Savannah rate case ordered reopened in Georgia freight dispute

Washington January 11 The interstate commerce commission ordered a reopening of a case alleging discrimination in freight rates by the Mobile and Ohio and other railroads in favor of the port of Savannah versus Mobile. Railroads filed tail is to remove discriminations but Mobile Chamber of Commerce argues orders not complied with. No rehearing date set.

Washington The Interstate Commerce Commission Today Mobile and Ohio Port of Savannah Port of Mobile Ata Mobile Chamber of Commerce

Fire at Rome Cotton Warehouse Destroys Bales

A warehouse fire in Rome destroyed about forty bales of cotton at the Metshea Cotton Company last night. The blaze caused water damage to about 300 bales and an estimated loss of 1200 to 7500 dollars, fully insured. Firemen suspect incendiary origin and investigations are underway.

Metshea Cotten Company

Adams badly hurt when car turns over

Pome on January 11 reports W A Adams, a Rome citizen, badly injured in an automobile accident caused by nervousness of Taylor Christopher. Adams was driving. approaching a bend, Christopher grabbed the steering wheel, flipping the car into a ditch and pinning both men beneath. Christopher sustained only slight injuries.

Wo Adams Rome Ctizen Iy Taylor Christopher Adams Christopher

Dodge County Primary Set for February 25 Nomination

Dodge County Democratic executive committee gathered under chairman G Williamson and fixed February 25 as the primary date for nominating county officers. Indications point to a full slate of candidates competing for county offices.

Dodge County Letman G Williamson

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