Women Support Guaranteed Fund to Bring Opera Here
Mrs Crass advocates Atlanta hosting grand opera by backing the guarantee fund. She tells directors of the Atlanta Music Festival association that women’s involvement will boost opera’s arrival and Atlanta’s status as a musical center. She notes women in other cities patronize the arts and expects larger audiences in Atlanta.
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Women On Guarantee Fund
Crass
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Atlanta
Dancing Party and Society Events Across Town
A series of social events fills the city calendar including a dancers party hosted by Miss Mai Horine with Misses Godfrey and Clark in attendance. Debutante plans, a charity bridge at Mrs Dargan’s, and a dinner dance at Gear Terrace feature a host of New York and local society names and festive decor.
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Mai Horihe
Frances Godfrey
Maybelle Clark
Covington
Miss Horine
Norine
Miss Godfrey
Miss Clark
Owen ‘E Hickey
Margaret McKee
Helen McCarty
Gear
ian_ ‘Terrace
H. M. Reid
Ator Woolford
H. M. Atkinson
John 8. Cohen
J.B. Hockaday
McCerren
Robert. Wessels
J. WW. Pierson
Royster
BE. W. McCerren
Georgian Terrace
William Royster
Norfolk
Vesper Club
Lucille Goodrith
Newton Thomas
H. A. Wason
Emily MclDougald
Aurelia Roach
Samuel Weyman
Jacob Patterson
Goodrich
Dinkins
James L. Anderson
Carroll Payne
Gus Dodd
Tensyck Brown
George Harrington
Milfred Sault
Justine Henderson
Janis Cooper
Elizabeth ‘Anderson
Caroline Blount
Many Notables Attend Elegant Atlanta Social Gatherings
A multitude of prominent Atlantans and guests attended receptions and dances. Mrs. Cabaniss was guest of honor at a bridge party on Ponce de Leon avenue. Miss Margaret Traylor hosted guests amid plants and flowers with Miss Hazen visiting from Orange, N J. university men planned a Georgia alumni gathering. the 1913 Club, Parks Simpson wedding details, and a Miss Lowe Purtell Perry engagement highlighted a busy social calendar.
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Dargan
Milton Dargan
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Woman's Guild of ‘Saints’ Church
Dozier -Lowndes
Milton Dargan, Jr
Eward Alsop
John Wheatle Ewell Gay
Js, Slicer
Mra. Westervelt Terhune
Adr
Jesse Draper
Katherine Wills
Katherine Walker
Josephine Storey
Ruth All
Elizabeth Moysan
Annnie Whiteford Ail
Emma Hill
May
Miss Cole
Laura Haygood Cole
Peachtree Street
Frances Godfrey
Belle Clarke
Covington
W.W. T. Blaer
Ana Richmond
Cole
Newton Craig
Charles Boynton
Mer
Paradise
Miss Hazen
Mignon McCarty
Mildred Hazen
Orange
N. J
Atlanta
T Simpson
Virginia
Fisk Rubber Company
Dreyfus Improves After Street Car Accident
L I Dreyfus of 484 South Pryor Street was knocked down and injured by a motorcycle while alighting from a street car Wednesday afternoon. He was reported last night to be considerably improved.
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Dreyfus
L. I
South
Pryor Street
Aged Negro Woman Mammy Powell Dies at 80
Mammy Powell, a renowned elderly African American woman of antebellum type, died Thursday morning at 700 Stewart Avenue. She was 80 years old. Mr and Mrs Charles Banks returned Wednesday from Florida.
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Powell
Stewart, Avenue
Charles Banks
Florida
Choir Seeks 1500 Voices for Atlanta Evangelistic Meetings
A large choir for the Chapman Alexander revival in Atlanta begins February 14. A five church committee canvasses congregations for 1500 singers, with rehearsals led by J Gordon Moore and Charles M Alexander arriving for final prep. Prayer meetings and Baraca groups mobilize workers for Bible classes and city outreach.
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Chapman-Alexander
Atlanta
J. BR. Regnas
Campaign Headquar
Grant
Regnus
J. Gordon Moore
Charles M. Alexander
Alexander-Chapman
J. J. Hall
Porrest. Avenue
Baraca
Committeen
VIMCA
Baraca-Philathes Union
Second Baptist Church
Spalding
Second Baptist Sunday School
Gordon G. Singleton
Baraca-Philathea Journal
Baracas
Southeast Live Stock Debuts in Columbus Georgia
Columbus introduces Southeast Live Stock a new monthly publication edited by Colonel Walter J Woodall of The Industrial Index. It serves Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina and South Carolina with emphasis on the growing southeastern live stock industry and letters received by the Southeast Live Stock Publishing company.
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Columbus
Columbus Fas
Southeast Live Stock
Southeast
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Walter J. Woodall
Industrial Index
Justice Department Probes Food Prices
The Department of Justice, under President Wilson, requests information from the Agriculture and Commerce departments on production export and import in the last two years as it probes wheat and flour price rises. Investigations extend to Chicago and Minneapolis into potential wheat market pools. A Chicago grocers board resolution blames speculation for high prices and backs federal inquiry. The inquiry into a Minneapolis board of trade miller ties found no connection with wheat raisers.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wilson
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Chicago
Minneapolis
National Association of Retail Grocers
Department
Congress
Minneapolis Board ‘of Trade
Infornaton
Defeat for Germans Predicted by Hart
A.L. Hart of The Manchester Guardian predicts the war will end within six months once England deploys 800000 reserves to Belgium and a million more to France. He argues Britain will crush Germany, and notes England’s policy of peace at any cost has shifted to honor bound involvement in Belgium’s defense.
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Jengland
Belgium
France
A.L. Hart
Manchester
England
Piedmont
Kitchener
Inngland
Queen Victoria
Edward England
Burglars Loot Waycross Store During Night Break In
A government contract for a post office at Cogdell and a Waycross and Western ticket cabinet were missing from Frawn Mercantile in Waycross Georgia. Jumbled entries report $65 in cash several checks and a quantity of gross and merchandise stolen after entry through a transom on Wednesday night. Officers investigate but no suspects named.
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Waycross
Cogéell
Waycross and Western
Frawn Mercantile
Tosday
Certificates of health for would be weds in Indiana
Indianapolis January 41. A bill passed the state senate requiring all persons seeking marriage licenses to obtain health certificates. It now moves to the house for consideration.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Senate
Preaches on the Devil at Baptist Tabernacle
Jay Charlies Duniway spoke last night at the old Baptist Tabernacle arguing the devil would welcome denial of his existence while stressing his opposition to God. He cited Billy Sunday on the devil and warned that a 25 cent pack of cards ruins a family as top singers join in the country event.
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Jay
Charlies Duniway
Old Baptist Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Epworth League Convenes Four Day Brunswick Session
The Epworth League of the Waycross district meets in Brunswick starting January 21 for a four day session. Delegates from nearly every district city attend alongside many state officers and others, promising one of the most interesting events yet.
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Epworth League
Brunswick
Spet Et al
Waycross
Idaho Legislature Votes To Prohibit Liquor in 1916
Boise January 21 The Idaho House of Representatives passed a resolution for submission to voters in 1916 proposing an amendment to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor in the state The Senate adopted the resolution yesterday and sent it forward.
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Idaho
Boise
House of Representatives
Senate
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Hodgman
John J. Woodside
Sheperd
William Meador
J. K. Gildar
John Mecaslin
A. M. Harrison
St. Louis
le Gost
George Forrester
Adolph le Gost
New York
Richmond
Fa Stanley-Fleming
David William Morgan
Alma Stanley
Strother Callaw
Troy Bivings
Lillian Carter
Washington,c
Ward M. Durant
Elizabeth Thomas
Mloise Walker
Myrtie Randall
Marian Baird
Grayson | Heidt
Sidney Hangerton
James Andrew ‘Thomas
Logan Williamson
Russell Dodson
Edward Durant
Beaumont Davison
Henry DeaGive
Julius. DeGive
Edward M. Horine
Dan Avery Jones
Hoy Blosser
Archie Lee
Dan Rogers
Thomas Stout
Flower
Bivings
J. A. Thomas
Durant
University of Georgia
University Club
Masonica Temple
Cain and
Peachtree Streets
Foy
Alme Higgins
Claire
Helen Poy
Pittsburg
Thomas L.lynch
Killarney
Miss Higgins
M. Hayes
Warren Place
Bessie Bumstead
Bell
Ub Huddlestoir
Annie Mae Jenkins
Byron Bettis
Howell Mil Road
Josep Habersham
Henry Collier
W. D. White
J. T. Holleman
P. H. Mell
W. 5. Coleman
A. P. Coles
Harvie Jordan
Albert Harrell
J. H. Helmer
Emma Calhoun Connally
George Niles
Alica May Massengale
Spencer Atkinson
Southern Association of College Women
F. J. Cooledge
Myrtle Street
Mary Clapton
Addie DeFour
Olive DeFour
Margellus Stedman
Sue Baker
Ely Neal
Messia
A. B. Carroll
J. Hines Lamar
Bradley Harris
Smith
W. H. Bradley
Taylor
Roy Baker
Dupont Relzer
Henry L. Sherrod
F. J. Coolidge, Jr
Fairbank
Justice Department
Hart
Waycross Store
Whitehall Street
Whitehall
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Cone M. Maddox Co
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