Prince Spalding Wedding Set for February 19
The wedding of Miss Nancy Prince and Mr. Jack J. Ibalatas is scheduled for February 19 at noon. The ceremony will be at the bride's mother's Gordon street home, Mrs. James T. Prince, with only relatives and close friends attending.
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Prince-Spalding
Nancy Prince
Jack J. Ibalatas
James
T. Prince
Gordon Street
Sisson Quillian
William Waller Sisson
Sarah Eugenia
Andrew Pletcher Quillian
Oscar Homer Matthews
Mrre
Quillian
North Jackson Street
Mrs Lumpkin Announces Lectures on Social Progress
Mrs Samuel Lumpkin president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs invites members of the federated organizations to a three lecture course on Social Progress by Dr Scott Nearing of the University of Pennsylvania. Sessions on January 29 January 20 and January 20 with times 9 p.m 3 30 p.m and 8 p.m a charge of $1 for all three lectures.
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Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Federated Organizationa
Scott Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
Whrsday
Mrs Nearing Collaborates In Sociologist's New Book
Dr Scott Nearing lectures next Friday at 3 30 p m in Girls High School on Woman and Social Progress the theme of his new book to which his wife contributed The Outlook praises the work as influential comprehensive and grounded in fact promoting sober thinking about women and social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Nearing
Girls’ High School
Nesling
Miss Randall Sings At Federal Prison
Miss Bianca Randall famed soprano to sing at Atlanta federal prison Sunday morning. A committee of Atlanta women organizes weekly prison concerts with Miss Randall’s consent. Miss Eda Bartholomew will assist. Exhibit of Rugs and fabrics to support Home for Incurables next week at Cole Back Company showroom.
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Miss Randall
Federal Prison
Bianca Randall
Atlanta
Cole “Back Company
Ponce de Leon
Peachtree Street
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Incura|es
Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast sung by world names
A chorus work led by Coleridge Taylor with twenty well known soloists and a premiere program. Also notes on Zionism talks by Dr Eve, and wedding notices for Sisson Quillian Quillian. Local society items include teas, bridge gatherings, and dances in Atlanta.
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Coleridge-Taylor
England
Germany
Muscal Association
Social items from Atlanta reflect travels and arrivals
Mrs Frank Pearson plans to stay in Washington until February while attending theater and card parties. Col Frank B McCoy of the Twenty fourth Infantry visits Atlanta with family en route to Alaska. Mr and Mrs Nathan Strauss and son arrive by private car, stay at the Georgian Terrace, before southern travels. Emma Kate Amorous returns home. Genia West and LA kindergarten work praised as she visits in May. Various notes on Miss Lucy Hitler, Miss M A Northen, Mr J M Parks, Mme Alla Nazimova, and other visitors and events at Hampton Terrace, Georgian Terrace, and nearby resorts. plans for homes and travels across Georgia and beyond.
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Frank Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Washington
Frank B. McCoy
Twenty-fourth Infantry
United States Army
Atlanta
A. A. Smilth
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
McCoy
Nathan Strauss and Son
New York
Georgian Terrace
Emma Kate Amorous
Genia West
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss West
A. J. West
BL. Spindle
Newark
Mme
Alla Nazimova
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
Adolph Elsas
Jacob Elsas
Benjmain Wildauer
Thomas B. Paine
William Tilt
Phinizy . Calhoun
Up-to-Date Co-operative Association Organized By Thomas Co
Thomasville Ga January 23 The Truckers association of Thomas county was organized at a meeting of truck farmers. The group plans a packing house on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. Each member will have a booth at the packing house and an expert packer will prepare products for market to obtain the best price. Members will pledge to use quality seeds plant specific acreage and follow organizational rules.
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Thomasville
Truckers’ Association
Thomas County
Kiliian
Kilian Lumber Company
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Packing House
Laurens County Truckers Association Formed in Georgia
Dublin January 22 special The Laurens County Truckers Association forms to diversify crops beyond cotton amid boll weevil anxiety. Officers named President J L Tyre and Secretary B I Dixon. About Forty farmers pledge four acres each of Irish potatoes and four acres of watermelons, with a selling department to market member produce. The move signals active prep by Laurens farmers for incoming boll weevil changes.
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Dublin
Laurens County
J. 12
Tyre
B. I. Dixon
Hapeville School Improvement Club organized at mass meeting
A large Hapeville crowd gathered as residents formed the Hapeville School Improvement Club at the Hapavilla Methodist church. Officers elected: Evans president, Tirmuhries vice president, Mrs Ty Lass Ter secretary treasurer. A bylaws committee was appointed for next Friday’s gathering. Speakers included Professor Merr M ar and Rev Rivers.
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Hapeville
Hapavilla Mathodlat
Hapeville School Improvement Otis
BG. Evans
C Tirmuhries
Ty Lass Ter
HK. C. Merr
M.ar J. de Annunhries
Rev. L. W. Rivers
Hall County land averages eight fifty one per acre
Ga January 23 special average price per acre in Hall County land returns from tax records shows Gainesville district at 21.08, Oakwood district 11.11, Polksville 6.88, as assessors update tax equalization data amid countywide deliberations.
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Wiich
Flair County
Hall County
Gainesvill
Cartheracon
Gainesville
Oakwood
Polksville
Prolonged Drought Grips North Georgia
Lyerly Georgia January 28 Special drought has emptied wells and cisterns while creeks dry up and water supplies fall. Farmers seize the dry spell to press ahead with field work as January remains fair and warm.
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Lyerly
White Way Planned by Cordele Chamber
Cordele Georgia January 25 Special The Cordele Chamber of Commerce launched a white way project appointing a committee to push the plan. The chamber will cooperate with the city council to collect subscriptions and light the main business streets with a white way once paving starts within a few weeks.
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Cordele
Cordely Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercze
Raisley Mercer
Macon
Afercer University
Chamber of Commerce
Arsenix
Elks Club Dance Next Wednesday Night
The Giss club will host its regular bi weekly dance at the clubhouse next Wednesday evening January 34. All members and their ladies are invited to participate.
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Giss' Club
One Third of Assets Will Pay All Debts
Judge W D Bilis hears petition by George A Speer against Georgia Realty Trust seeking a receiver to protect 3000000? in assets amid claims of 100000 owed Foreclosures threaten assets and a meeting of stockholders planned for financing The company cites 9000 to 10000 acres of farm land town properties and 876000 purchase money notes stating one third of assets can pay debts and noting negotiations with a local bank to settle obligations with a stockholders meeting ordered not to encumber assets until further order
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W. D. Bilis
George A. Speer
Georgia Realty Trust Company
Speer
T. and
J. C. Hopkins
Ab Cost
Imdersa
Spear
Ellis
Capital City Lodge Officers Installed in Capital City
Capital City lodge No. 33 Knights of Pythias held an installation Thursday night with Grand Master of Arms Rev. Troy Beaty deputized by Grand Chancellor Hon. Miller B. Bell. Officers installed included Leon Greer as chancellor commander and W. E. Chris tie as prelate. several other officers named. Representatives to the grand lodge elected for Macon next May.
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Capital City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Troy Beaty
Athens
Miller
Bell
Leon
Greer
SE Gardner
W. E. Chris
Tie
J. H. Basgett
Cronheim
W. H. Harrison
Exchenuar
J. T. Seuires
James P. Hughes
SM. Bankie
W.E. Florrison
H. Cronheim
Grand Lodge
Macon
Rev. Beaty
Elgara
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Atlanta Today and Sunday
Unsettled weather with temperature drops across Atlanta and vicinity is forecast for today and possibly Sunday. If winds arrive on time, rain clouds over the area may move over the mountains, bringing periods of rain or none, with very cold temperatures requiring the furnace to work hard tonight.
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Atlanta
Marion Jackson to Speak Sunday Night at Local Church
Marion Jackson, chairman of the Men and Region Forward Movement, will be principal speaker at a 7 45 p m meeting at the Pynes de Levon Avenue Baptist Church. Other speakers will discuss the fight against vice as part of a crusade effort. People on the north side are urged to attend to hear Mr Jackson and additional speakers.
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Pynes de Levon Avenue
Crusade Against Vice
Marion Jacksen
Men and Region Forward Movement
Jer
North Side
Ponca de Leah Avenue
Mr. Jackson
Jacob Hirschberg Dies in Atlanta Businessman
Jacob Hirschberg a well known Atlantan died Friday at 8 am at his home 49 Windsor street after forty seven years in the city. He was senior member of Hirschberg Co manufacturers of stationery. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 10 am at the residence with interment to follow at Oakland cemetery.
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Jacob Hirschberg
Windsor Street
Atlanta
Hirschberg & Co
Whlba
Oakland Cemetery
Bibb farmers boost state chamber meet in Macon
Bibb county farmers hold district meetings to spur attendance at the State Chamber of Commerce semi annual meeting in Macon. President J A Young and County Demonstration Agent W G Middlebrooks lead the drive asking districts to name delegates.
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Macon
Bibb County
State Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Young
Illustrated Sermons At Harris Street Church
Illustrated sermons are being delivered each Sunday night this month and in February at Harris Street Church. Rev. Jere A. Moore, pastor, presents topics including Ruth, Job’s Life, Peter, and Judas with colored stereopticon illustrations.
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Harks Street
Jere A. Moore
Ruth
Peter
Tudas
Will Zimmer Loses White Tailed Deer
A Virginia white tailed deer is at large near Atlanta, believed to belong to Wil V. Zimmer of Simbalivilla farm. Zimmer reports one of his war escaped days ago. all others returned, but the lone deer remains missing and any information is welcome.
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Atlanta
Wil V. Zimmer
Simbalivilla Farm
Freeman Youths Bound Over On Robbery Charges
Bencll S Freeman the debonair youth who joked he was the bandit in the North Carolina and Southern Iron train robbery was bound over Friday afternoon on a 500 dollar bond for robbery. His brother Eugene Freeman and P G Whales 17 were bound over on similar charges in a case involving Vollmer Jewelry Company robberies. An appeal to probation for Whaley was denied and the higher courts may set probation through Officer Coogler. Love notes to Revell Freeman emerged and were introduced as evidence. Pleas of guilty were entered and a preliminary hearing waived. The Bertillon measurements were taken for future reference with no other evidence added.
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Bencll S Freeman
Debonnair
Recorder Brontes
Eugene
P. G. Whales
Vollmer Jewelry Company
Whaley
Broyles
Whiley
Coogler
Freeman
Revell Vreeman
Bas Teft
Bertillon
Woman’s tonic Cardus praised by reader from Boydson Va
Letter from Mrs. Fannie Boyd of Boydson Va endorses Cardus the woman’s tonic. She describes renewed health after an operation and four mile walks daily. The ad appeals to women suffering from common ailments and urges writing to Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a home treatment booklet.
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Boydson
Fannie Boyd
Cardus
Cardin
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Used piano wanted by musician in Constitution ad
A musician advises buying a used piano from a good make rather than a poor new one. An advertisement appears in the Constitution want ad column requesting a used piano. Contact telephone numbers Main 6000 and Atlanta 6001 are listed for inquiries.
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Atlanta
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Council of Jewish Women
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Birmingham
Ala
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Ireland
Council of “Zionism
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Rose Sugarman
Arnaud
William E. Arnaud
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Lynchbure
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Charles Heald
Heald
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Douglas
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta Law School
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Frank Farley, Jr
Bridge
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Knoxville, Tenn
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Wellorn
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Albany v. Ga
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New Orleans
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Florida
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Lécal Sanitarium
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Sewing Club
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Chatanooga
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Fast Lake
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
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Rose Hill
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Face’s Ferry Road
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Pace's Ferry
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Whitehall
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