Albany Couple to Wed at North Boulevard Home
Merly of Albany will wed Joseph Webster on Monday January 24 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wilkins on North Boulevard. Hester Temple Hester, youngest daughter of the late Captain and Mrs. John Temple Hester, studied at Brenau and has many statewide friends. Webster, eldest son of the late Winfield Scott Webster and Dora Kiser Webster, hails from Norcross and Columbus, a Auburn graduate now with Southern Bell Telephone. Only relatives and a few close friends invited.
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Merly
Albany
Joseph Trickyon
Webster
Wilkins
North Boulevard
Mien Hester
John Temple Hester
Brenau
Mr. Webster
Winfield Scott Webster
Dora Kiser Webster
Norcross
Columbus
Auburn
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Ladies Day At Auditorium Hosts Out Of Town Guests
Among the invited guests are Lieutenant John Hester and Mrs Hester who have returned from the Philippine Islands. The afternoon program is curated by Atlanta women featuring solos by city musicians. Performers include Miss Bartholomew Brown Townsend and others with thirty prominent Atlanta girls serving as ushers.
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John Hester
U.S. A
Atlanta
Bdaertholomew
Grate Brown Townsend
Anhie May Bell Carrol
Hore
Mabel Whitney
Itatie
Brown
Lou Buchanan
Marguerite Bartholomew
Chamber of Commerce
City Federation of Clubs
Social Items From Capital City Club Luncheon Notes
Social column items report numerous personal visits and travels. Mrs. Harry English hosted a luncheon for Mina Ida Joseph of Columbus, and many society members are attending events in Macon Atlanta and Marietta with upcoming trips to Quincy and Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry English
Capital City
Mina Ida Joseph
Columbus
Edward H. Barnes
New Orleans Phone Men Given Buttons
Colonel W T Gentry president of Southern Bell returned from New Orleans where he spoke to over 500 Cumberland Telephone Company employees. He presented service record buttons to 280 staff with more than five years of service and praised loyalty and devotion.
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W. T. Gentry
Southern Bell Telephone Company
New Orleans
Cumberland Telephone
Bell System
Gentry
Revival in Macon Aims for 1000 Converts
The Gypsy Smith revival at Macon city auditorium, ongoing since January 2, aims to reach 1,000 converts in three weeks, with 800 already won. Crowds have ranged from 3,000 to 5,060 on busy days, and no collections have been taken for two weeks. Colonel W A Huff, former Macon mayor, converted after praying with Smith.
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Macon
City
Gypsy Smith, Jr
Smith
Gypsy Smith
Calone
Huff
W. A. Huff
Mrr. Smith
Colonel Huff
Emory Speer
Bacon
Board of Water Commissioners
Salvation Army Leader to Address Federal Prisoners
Brigadier A W Crawford of the Salvation Army will speak to Brighter Day league inmates at the federal prison Sunday morning. A musical program features songs by Mrs Crawford and the Prison chorus. Major W A French leads the local work, aiding parolees with jobs and reintegration since the league was founded ten years ago by Colonel Thomas Holland. The Brighter Day publication is read by prisoners monthly, with one hundred members currently in the local chapter.
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A. W. Crawford
Salvation Army
Brighter Day League
Federal Prison
Caues
League
Thomas Holland
Napannock Prison
New York State
W. A. French
Southern Trust Company Faces Federal Bankruptcy Action
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the federal court seeking Tocclover to manage Southern Trust company affairs. Hearing set before Judge W. T. Newman. a receiver was already named in state court. Petitioners include Bennett Printing, RK Roberts, and Mrs W O Conyers with claims totaling $967.05. Atlanta Trust Company named permanent receiver in superior court, bond set at $10,000.
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Advision
United States
Southern Trust Company
Cclver
W. T. Newman
Bennett Printing Company
RK. Roberts
W. O. Conyers
Superior Court
W. D. Ellis
Atlante Trust Company
Trust Company
Rain Clouds Overhead Persist Across Regions
A weather report says rain will continue today with unsettled conditions nationwide. Frigid spots and high humidity appear, while Atlanta records near two to reach daybreak.
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Weather Man
Atlanta
Spirit of the Age Theme Highlighted by Pastor
Dr. Richard Orme Finn of Orth Avenue Presbyterian outlines the Spirit of the Age as the theme for the sermon series on Relationships of a Christian. The week’s topic is The Relationship of the Christian to the Spirit. A special choir program accompanies Sunday services, and elder installation marks the first ceremony of its kind at North Avenue Church in nearly a decade.
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Richard _Orme Finn
Orth Avenue Presbyterian Church
North Avenue Church
Ministers to Speak on Layman Convention
Ministers across Atlanta prepare Sunday sermons to announce the Layman Missionary movement and promote registration as the February convention nears. Dr C C Jones at Trinity Church and Dr W B Hendrix at St Mark’s will deliver missionary messages guiding lay participation and church unity for the February 3 to 8 gathering.
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Atlanta
C. C. Jones
Trinity Church
W. BR. Hendrix
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Dunbar H. Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Daniel
First Baptist
Richard Orme Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian
WC. Schnefter
English Lutheran Church
France's Role in Big Exposition Highlighted by Delamarre
Generalecretary Delamarre of the French Alliance spoke to about 300 listeners at the Angley hotel under Jacni branch auspices on France's contribution to the San Francisco exposition. He showed views of the French building and noted the structure aimed at artistic beauty, not commercial gain, and urged students at Girls' High to study French for access to French works. Delamarre plans to stay in Atlanta until Sunday despite earlier plans to leave Saturday.
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Delamarre
French Alliance International
Angley
Jacni
France
Atlanta
Coffee County Busy Making Fine Roads
Coffee county in Douglas Georgia advances road work toward Broxton nine miles distant. The county road forces shorten the road by one and a half miles, aiming for a smooth and hard surface that will be among the best in the state.
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Coffee County
Douglas
Broxton
First Quarterly Conference Held at Big Bath AME Church
Rev J F Hadley presiding elder of the Atlanta district of the African Methodist Episcopal Church led the first quarterly conference at Big Bath AME Church on Friday night. He praised the church’s work in extending Christianity among the city's colored population. Rev Simms reported a good year’s work and Hadley announced two special sermons on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Hadley
Atlanta
Piscopal
Big Bathal Aml EL
Fdr. Simms
Newelt Named First President Of Ingleside Club
Louis Newall was elected president of the Ingleside Country Club with Oscar Elias as first vice president and J H Hirsch as second vice president at a charter members meeting held at the Standard club Wednesday night. W T Rich becomes secretary and R W Schwab treasurer. governing board includes E K, R Haas, Harold Hirsch, B Phillips and Eugene Oberdorfer.
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Inglesida
J B Babb Dies at 43 Widow and Children Survive
J B Babb aged 43 died Friday morning at 11 at his residence 699 Gordon Street. A prominent insurance man with Industrial Life and Health Insurance, he leaves a widow three sons Frank Albert and J A Babb Jr and three daughters Margaret Ruth and Virginia. Funeral Sunday afternoon by Rev W L Collins Calvary Church with Masons in charge of interment at West View.
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J. B Babb
Gordon Street
Baty
Industrial Life and Health Insurance Company
Empire Building
Frank
Albert
J. A. Babb
Margaret
Ruth
Virgina Babb
Babb
Battle Hill Lodge
W. L. Collins
Calvary Church
West View
Masons
Big Stewart's Shoe Sale Opens This Morning
The Fred S. Stewart Shoe Company announces a large cut price sale in The Constitution this morning. The event targets men women and children with high quality shoes at greatly reduced prices amid rising leather costs. Early attendance is encouraged for the mid winter sale offering substantial savings and prompt courteous service.
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Fred
Stewart Shoe Company
Fred S. Stewart Company
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