Need Teachers in Philippines sparks brave talk across Atlanta
A newspaper piece on women’s jobs in the Philippines stirs strong views among Atlanta’s workers. Reports show women eyeing salaries up to 1200, but restrictions tie positions to wives or engaged partners, provoking debate on home life and women’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Meto
White
Threeyy
Ewir Terpenell
Christopher Columbus
America
Wenyan
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lacre- Tore
Cardui health ad from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
A testimonial letter praises Cardui as a safe, effective women’s remedy for post marriage health issues. It claims long use over 40 years and urges women and young girls to begin taking Cardui. Includes offer for a booklet and home treatment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Sears
Minnie Dehines
Cardus
Earth
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tea at Mrs Brittain's Home Honors Miss Gene Palmer
Mrs Karl Brittain hosted a refined afternoon tea at her North Avenue residence to honor Miss Gene Palmer of New York. Palm fronds and ferns, along with pink roses and carnations, decorated the reception with a floral display extending into the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Tiller
Charies Forrest
Charles Collier
William Owens
W. C. Humphries
George Longino
Alonso Richardson
Milas Bessie Smith
Amelia Sturgeon
Raleigh
Charles Goeler
Misa Mary Tiller
Jeannette Hatcher
Marcellus Haliman
Misa Harriet, Haynes
Futh Crusselie
Misa Josephine Davis
Helen Thorn
Cullen Buttle
Eugenia Richardson
Hacelle Fert
Annie Lou Padgett
Memorial Tributes to General Lee and a Pink Rose Dinner
The article recalls a memorial observance for General Robert E. Lee with guests at a gathering in Atlanta, including ministers invited to speak and veterans receiving crosses of honor. It also notes a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. Mops Brown in honor of W. T. Gentry, featuring pink roses, bridge games, and gifts such as a cut glass jam pot and leather jewel cases for prizes.
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William McCarthy
Attie
Lida
Robert E. Lee
Olka
Walter D. Lamar
Macon
South
Wiliam McCarthy
Atlante
Atlanta
General Lee
Woman's Club
Baker Street
McCarthy
Gentry
Mops Brown
Bridge
W. T. Gentry
Panama
Macon Martin
Ulric Atkinson
W. +. Rauch
Misa Willie Calhoun
Brutus Clay
A. Ninninger
Social items note travels and visits among society
Mrs. Charles A. Dana departs Sunday for Washington city where Mr. Dana will meet her and escort to a Hot Springs Virginia house party. Mr. Eugene Haynes leaves yesterday for New York. Miss Jeanne Elwood of Haines arrives to be guest of Miss Elizabeth Adair. Miss Blanche Harrison of Commerce Georgia visits Miss Julia B Harrison at 63 East Ellis Street. Mrs Chenault of Lexington stays a few days at the Georgian Terrace with her daughter.
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Miss Gregg
Lewis Gregg
Medmeant
Mizabeth Adair
Robert Grems
Miss Wellwood
Chicago
Rowland
New York
Phelan
Lynn Werner
Jesse Kaper
Vial Miler
Frank Adair
Forrest Adair
Richmond
Adair
Mr. Greee
Dreid Hills
Karrest Adair
National Civic Federation
Woman's Board
John Hayes Hammond J
Ottley
Washington City
Judge
Howry
Miss Ottley
Miss Burke
Martina Burke
Macon
Nancy Prince
Charles A. Dana
Dana
Hot Springs
Eugene Haynes
Jeanne Elwood
Hainess
Elizabeth Adair
Blanche Harrison
Commerce
Julia B Harrison
East Ellis Street
Chenault
Lexington
Georgian Terrace
Clyde Young Kenworthy
James F. Hartszog
Oscar F. Alleman
Kenworthy
S&s. Dunlap
John D. Little
Local Society Notes Highlight Recent Visits and Travels
A string of social items reports moves of families through Atlanta as Mildred Clark and relatives relocate from Forrest avenue to Currier street while Parrott guests prepare for Florida. Marietta events host Mrs Pearson and Martha Berry benefit. Cuba Panama Jamaica trips loom for a later departure.
Meetings Set For Missionary Societies At Local Churches
The Woman s Home Missionary society of Walker Street church plans a 3 PM meeting Monday at Mrs W O Freeman s 46 Walker Street residence with full attendance urged. Jackson Hill Baptist church Woman s Missionary union holds an all day missions prayer service Tuesday starting 10 AM with Sr John E White addressing women in morning service.
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Atlanta Woman's Union
Atlanta Woman's Union of Mission Workers
Mia
Sam D. Jones
Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Holland
Episcopal
W. P. Anderson
W. B. Price-Smith
D. I. Carson
Grace Shaffer
George Mat
Carman Lutheran
Jean McEachern
Methodist
Howard T. Bass
Presbyteria
W. Morrah
Associates
Reform Presbyterian
Maffett
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Walker Street
W. O. Freeman
Woman's Missionary Union of
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
John E. White
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Uncle Sam
Isma Dooly
Jeet Haw Shanna
Board of Education
Salah
Islands
King
John
Phillippines
Ilmitfue
Stu Rearbert
Harris
Jaques
H. F. Harrig
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Samuel J. Jaques
Edward L’cters
Samuel R
Edward c. Peters
Leverett Walker
John Little
Thomas B. Paine
T. B. Felder
Stewart Wallace
Steveford
Ida Howell Cramer
Oscar Pappenheimer
Nash Broyles
Milton Dargan
Harry M. Atkinson
John Kiser
Luther Read
Charles Conklin
Frank Hawkins
Reuben Arnold
William H. Kise
Clarence May
Dudley Cowles
Forrest Adair, Jr
Killarney
Miss Elliwood
Frances Rowland
Frances Howland
Jean Ellwood
Hilneis
Ripley
T. J. Ripley
Piedmont Iniving Club
Sanders Gibson
Garland Jones
Gordon McDaniel
C. DL. Gorman, Jr
Wilkinson
Mell
Piedmont Driving Club
Eunice Larned
EK. van Winkle Wikinson
Miss Larned
Helen Wilson
Jas
Texas
Mary Helen Moody
Susie Blallman
Caro Sharpe
Adrienne Battey
Aurelia Speer
Elizabeth
Miss Moore
JF. F.club
Lucile Moore
Lucille Maore
Elisabeth Setze
Charley Bowie
Randall Satterwhite
Tate
Louise Thrower
Nina Hil
Velma Peavey
Lucille Moore
Clara Dunn
Elizabeth Setze
Lily Letty
Clara Kilgore
Hayes Heyndlas
Elva Bradbury
Messrs
Jim Mangum
Warren Lortis
Wylie Trusselle
Randall Satter
Longino Tilden
Aline Tilden
Charles F. Longino
Trinity Church
J. B. Robing
Misa Vannie Tilden
Mrs. Longino
Florida
Association
American Hat Company
Robinson Shirt Company
Miss Eckert
Medbury's
Saul
Miss Adair
Robert Gregg
John RK. Ottes
Georgia
The
Women Welfare Workers of the
National Civil Federation
Corkran
Pressley D. Yates
Bourth Street
M Margaret Corkran
Katherine Richardson
Mrs. Yates
Paul Baker
HD. Tolleson
Jackson
Baker
Tan Sage
Roy Jones
Hoyt Perk
Joseph Camp
the Grand
Toleson
O. D. Gorman, Jr
Thomas Daniel
Kodaks Ae’ i
Ene
Frice
Hawkes GO
Hodak Dept
Whitehall St
South Broad Street
Faust
Faust Spaghetti
Maull Bros
St. Louis, Mo
Robt. E. Lee
Keats
Eer
Clark
Mildred
Forrest Avenue
Currier Street
Hate
Lily Parrott
Bmortistown, Tann
Frank Pearson
Marietta
Martha Berry
Eas
F. R. Gunby
Gunby
Tampa
Fla
Gus T. Dodd
Leone Ludpaet
Cuba
Jamaica
Jack Cohen
Brooklyn, N. Y
H. Marcus
South Pryor Street
Jacques
GE. C. Peters
Hildred Harman
Phinizy
Augusta
Marion Goldsmith
John Ashley Jones
Mias
Mary Algood Jones
Charles A. Conklin
Margaret Angiin Marines
Samuel RR. Jaques
Marcon
Edward Peters
Jack Hayes
E. G. Weby
Fort McPherson
Samuel Pegrim
Katharine Pegrim
Charlotte
N.C
Captain White
Donald Robinson
Fort Opiethorpe
Schlesinger
Meyer Baking Co
Gavan’s
Southern Book Concern
Whitehal St
Hunter St
Ae Soe
Gavan
Lorida
Dixie Limited
Dixie Flyer
South Atlantic Limited
Central of Georgia Railway
Fourth National Bank Building
Block
Constitution
Frank E. Block CO
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