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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1915

Page

20

Big Charity Ball Planned by Atlanta U C T Aimed at Charity Support

The Commercial Travelers Big Charity Ball in Atlanta is being organized by United Commercial Travelers of Atlanta to raise funds for widows and orphans relief. N M Lunceford and a large committee guide plans for a February event at the Auditorium with fashion, music, and regional traveler participation.

Nd United Atlanta N. M. Lunceford Siealy U. c. Y. Council St. Mimo Massengale Fred Houser Julius Boehme W. G. Moore J. H. Gray W. Fi. Moore Stueckelford Ad Men's Club Hotel Men's Association Minster Shadelford Solar Aleo Lnvite Wepvneys North Carolina South Carolina Florida Tennessee Atahbatma Mart Aura R. FF Rowe C. K

City Salesmen Club Sees Growth At January Meeting

A large gathering of Atlanta city salesmen heard President Holt’s administration praised and pledged to recruit new members. A joint meeting with Retail Grocers and Butchers is set for January 21 at 1 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce banquet hall. The group also expressed sympathy for the Inman family and discussed funding for a Southeast fair at Lakewood. Several members reported on regional business, with travels through Pickens county, Dallas, Rock Hill, and Anniston, and agents promoting J. L. Singer company lines.

Holt Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association SM. Inman Lakewood

Warman To Entertain One Hundred Fends Banquet Nods to Retailers

One hundred retail merchants, stents and customers of J. J. Warman gather Thursday evening January 21 at the Piedmont hotel for the seventh annual banquet by Ragan Malone Co. The event, starting at 7 pm with a reception from 6:30 to 7, features toastmaster Warman, brief addresses, music, and planned stunts, promising an entertaining city-wide gathering in Atlanta.

J. J.warman Piedmont Hotel Ragan-Malone Company Thea Warman

J K Orr to Attend Export Conference in St Louis

J K Orr head of the J K Orr shoe firm will leave Sunday for St Louis to attend a national conference of bankers and manufacturers. He will discuss export conditions with emphasis on South American trade and will stop in Nashville for a day to handle other business.

J. K. Orr St. Louis Mr. Orr Nashville

Falton U C T Note and Local Council Reports

Falton U C T Note reports by W G Moore and past Grand Councilor T B Lewis on strong weekly business from Capital City Tobacco and other members. Councilor J L Moore lists engagements. W H Almond foresees factory capacity growth if sales rise. M F Hall notes flour business improving. B W E Bunshee had better than last year and expects record performance.

T. B. Lewis Capital City Tobacco Company Rae Rome J. L. Moore W. H. “Almond F. W. King Company

Dixie Paper Co Starts Up Business

Dixie Paper company opens with offices in Louisville and Nashville freight terminals and has applied for a charter. J. C. Mason serves as president and O. R. Altman as treasurer. The sales force includes J. B. Smith, C. McCall, F. H. Glasgow, and Z. W. Peterson, all former Monroe Papers men.

Dixie Paper Company Louisville Nashville Hus J. C. Mason O. R. Altman J. B. Smith C ©. McCall F. H. Glasgow and Z. W. Peterson Monroe Papers Company

Post C Elections Elect Officers at Columbus Georgia

At the January meeting of Post C T A P A in Columbus Georgia the election of officers was held with a large turnout. J M Giddens was chosen president J R Duncan first vice president J D Schnell second vice president Max Banner secretary and treasurer Bidtney G Simons chairman press committee J M Hecht chairman hotels B C Mays chairman good roads and directors Hen Berens E Phillips Dan Joseph J K jams.

Columbus Post C J. M. Giddens J. R. Duncan J. D. Schnell Max Banner Bidtney G. Simons J. 3. Hecht Hotels B. C. Mays Good Roads Hen Berens E. Phillips Dan Joseph J. K. Jams

Dixie introduces pure cane syrup brand

The Dixie Pickle and Preserving company launches a new product, Dixie brand pure cane syrup bottled at the Dixie plant. Early retail sales are strong and expectations for solid business growth are high. I L Williams of Rice & Hutchins notes good shoe sales and improving conditions this season.

DIXIE Dixie Pickle and Preserving Company Dixie Company Rice & Hutchins

Camp Re-Elected Head of Retail Grocers

At the Retail Grocers association meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building last Tuesday night officers were elected. O T Camp was re elected president with J G Rainey as first VP and R H Comer as second VP T S McAn drew as third VP J P Eve titled Secretary Treasurer The group plans a big rally and aims to grow membership setting a total mark A prize of five dollars was offered for the member bringing in the most new members in sixty days, raised to ten by President Camp.

Poroners’ and Grocers’ Association Chamber of Commerce O. T. Camp J. G. Rainey R. H. Comer T. S. McAndrew J. P. Eve G.T. Camp Hag EB. Kamper President Camp

Uncle Sam Bread Features Endorsed By Experts

The Schlesinger Meyer Baking company touts Uncle Sam bread quality and use of nutritive flour. Dr. Wiley quotes endorse bread energy versus meat, supporting the product as a staple for hard workers. The loaf is sold by retailers in Atlanta and Georgia cities.

Schlesinger-Meyer Wiley Schlesinger-Meyer Baking Atlanta Georgia

Dr Taylor Lecture Draws Crowd In Atlanta Visit

Dr W B Taylor soil expert for John Deere Plow company spoke to the Atlanta Ad Man's club last Thursday and again Saturday at Cantdra. Accompanied by H Stentz and J L Riddick, he praised diversified farming, urged more stock raising, and discussed soil and run methods. The lecture drew good attendance and public interest.

W. BE. Taylor John Deere Plow Company Atlanta Ad Man Cantdra H. Stentz J. L. Riddick North Georgia The Plow Company

Atlanta Baking Co Keeps Busy With Milk Maid Bread Demand

The Atlanta Baking Company reports sustained demand for Milk-Maid bread and a busy workforce. An official credits a recent promotional campaign offering a free auto with bread labels for boosting popularity, with customers continuing the habit of buying Milk-Maid bread.

Atlanta Baking Company Atlanta

Butchers and Grocers to Hold Grand Rally

The Retail Grocers' and Butchers' association of Atlanta plans a grand rally and get together next Thursday with 50 or more retailers, wholesalers and city salesmen. A committee led by J. R. Morris and others organized details for January 21 at the Chamber of Commerce building buffet room. Speakers from the association and city groups will discuss cooperation, credit information, collections and experiences to advance the trade in the coming year.

Chamber of Commerce Hert Simmons Courtmaster J. B. Kamper C. T. Camp C. A. ‘Tappan Waeretits of Credit Information W. O. Bianms H. L. Singer Wholesale Commission Mant T. J. Hoshall John McCullough Roetall Grocers R. A. Broyles City James Mousey Hass WW. C. Harrigan City Alegman

Velvet ribbons in demand across season lines

The New York Journal of Commerce reports rising velvet ribbon adoption for dresses in varied widths and colors. Demand persists for veilings in 1 8 and 3 8 inch mentions, with millinery favoring 6 4 to 1 2 inch widths and some 1 2 3 inch items. outside velvet, ribbon trading remains only moderately active amid price-cut hopes.

New York Journal of Commer

Twenty Years of Steady Growth for Dabney Implement Co

After twenty years of service to the public the W. J. Dabney Implement Company of Decatur marks growth and prestige. Led by W. J. Dabney, the firm expanded from Dabney Brothers to a Georgia wide dealer in farm implements and vehicles with branches in Atlanta and a 32,000 square foot central facility on South Forsyth Street. The company operates through 200 agencies, emphasizes exclusive lines like Vulcan plows, and employs J. M. Cochran secretary and J. M. Boykin in charge of the automobile department, with J. T. Hamilton and W. J. Robertson driving sales and service across multiple states.

W. Sir. Dabney Implement Company W. A. Dabney Implement Company Forsyth Street W. J. Dabney Winder J. M. Cochran A. W. Guthrie J. M. Boykin Barnesville Atlanta W. J. Dabney Implement Company Cochran Dabney Company Coghran Ufa Tennessee Automobile Department Marietta Street Dabney Dabney Implement Company Mitchell Street Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Florida J. T. Hamilton Hamilton W. J. Robertson Anj South G. W. Clarke Vulcan Plow Company Evansville Ind John Lawson Manufacturing Company New Holstein Wis Middletown Machine Company Middletown Ohio Kelly Duplex Duplex Mill and Manufacturing Company Springfield North

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