Social items from Atlanta society columns
Mrs J T Childs and Mrs J Tens Baird visit Augusta for a week with Mrs Walter Rey Po Mrs EH J Collier recovering from a sprained ankle and able to go out again. Mrs Calhoun Clarke and aoe 3tr spend time in France. Mr and Mrs J B Hockaday and others sail to Cuba. Cay McCall visits parents on Jumiper Street in Atlanta. Mary Ella Logan noted as a famed beauty. Mr and Mrs Milton Dargan and Dozier Lowndas leave for Hampton Terrace Augusta. Ava John Probasco to Minneapolis for nephew’s wedding then return to Atlanta. Mrs Walter F Cason departs for Florida visiting Clay Crawford and W J Crawford, then Kissimmee before March end. Mrs Bumn Ywives hosts tea-dance for Mrs Frank Wilson of Richmond. Mrs George KE Varden at Perdue Beach Fla. Mrs A C McHan returns from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. J. Collier
Aoe
J Calhoun Clarke
France
J. B. Hockaday
K.dick, Sr
W. E. B. Dayin
Birmingham
Cuba
Misa Mary Ella Logan
Atlanta
Milton Dargan
Dozier Lowndas
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
Walter F. Cason
Florida
Clay Crawford
Tallahapsee
Kissimmee
W. J. Crawford
Bumn Ywvile
Frank Wilson
Richmond
George KE. Varden
Perdue Beach
Fla
Morning water cleanse for clear skin and rosy complexion
An old herbal health note extols daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims inner cleanliness improves health and skin tone, promising relief from headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and pallid complexions with a modest drugstore purchase.
PTA Meeting at North Avenue Presbyterian School
The Parent Teacher Association of North Avenue Presbyterian School will meet Wednesday January 26 at 527 Peachtree Street. Miss Celeste Parrish assistant supervisor of state rural schools will address the meeting.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
North Avenue Presbyterian School
Peachtree Street
Celeste Parrish
State Rural Schoola
Winter skin care advice using mercurized wax and face baths
A Victorian era tip urges using mercurized wax and simple preparations to keep skin clear and smooth in winter. It recommends cold cream style applications and a morning wash, noting these prevent chapping and wrinkling while removing scarf skin from wind and cold. A face bath with saxonte and witch hazel is also suggested for complexion rejuvenation.
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Aus Drug Store
Pine Tar Honey Eases Chest Cold Suffering
Local inflammation from colds requires swift care Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey acts as an antiseptic penetrating throat and chest linings to kill germs and aid tissue healing The honey soothes irritation reduces inflammation and provides relief after two weeks of severe chest cold with one bottle at 25 cents.
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Bell
Dr. Belt
Missionary Workers Meet in Carrollton
Carrollton Georgia January 24 The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the North Georgia conference M E church south will be held tonight at the First Methodist church Delegates from Atlanta and other points bring the total to two hundred or more Mrs W B Wiggindothen of West Point president will convene the session Preparations for entertaining delegates are complete and interest is high The meeting continues until Friday noon.
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Carrolton
Woman's Missionary Society of the North
Georgia Elks Meet in Americus April 18 20
Americus Ga January 24 Special About eight hundred to one thousand Georgia Elks will attend the state convention in Americus Wednesday and Thursday April 18 and 20. Local committee Rees Horton I J Kalman H B Allen with state officers plan barber cue at Andersonville dance at County club grand street ball automobile parade and comic parade. Prizes offered for largest delegation longest Elks shortest Elk ugliest person. Americus Times Recorder to publish a special Elk edition April 18 with official program and stay plans.
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Americus
Georgia
Americas
Rees Horton
I. J. Kalman
H. B. Alen
J. E. T. Bowden
Waycross
Joseph 5. Watkins
Augusta
William J. Kehoe
Savannah
T. B. Lamar
Columbus
Andersonville
the Americas Times-Recorder
Davis Named Freight Agent of Coast Line
C M Davis, former general freight agent of Plant system lines with Savannah HQ, is named general freight agent for the Atlantic Coast Line effective February 1. Headquarters will be Wilmington. J W Perrin becomes assistant freight traffic manager and C E Rillery named assistant general freight agent, both also effective February 1.
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Davis
Coast Line
Wilmington
N.C
C. McD. Davis
Savannah
J. W. Perrin
First Division
Assist
Ant
C. EL. Rillery
Meeting of Laymen's Missionary convention in Atlanta
Registration figures rise as 403 names are recorded for Sunday by the Laymen's Missionary convention registration committee. Monday's meeting heard reports, 35 ministers attended, and a second session was scheduled for Thursday at 1 o'clock to hear further updates. Delegates included F. Wale Maughan and Charles W. Daniel with denominational chairs named for Baptists Episcopalians Lutherans and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Atlanta
F. Wale Maughan
W. W. Orr
James Morton
A. Titus
Charles W, Daniel
Marion
California Syrup of Figs advertised as child laxative
An advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to fretful children with digestive distress claiming it cleans the insides in hours. It warns against counterfeit products and directs to ask for the genuine fig syrup made by the California Fig Syrup Company with clear usage for babies, children, and adults.
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California
Calornia Fig Syrup Company
42d Annual Convention of Order of B nai B rith Assembles in Savannah
Savannah Ga January 24 The forty second annual convention of the Independent Order Daat B rith opened with the first business session. Reports from President Harold S Bloomberg and Secretary Dr George Salomon were referred to committees for action. An evening lodge meeting initiated candidates and a resolution pledging support to President Wilson and urging lodge members to study warfare arts was referred for report.
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Savannah
Independent Order
Daat B'rith
Harold S. Bloomberg
George Salomon
Joseph Lodge
Wilson
Indicted in Georgia for alleged murder of John A Johnson
Moultrie Georgia January 24 Special Milton Goff a prominent farmer was indicted for the alleged murder of John A Johnson on September 5 1986 and for which James Johnson his son was convicted on circumstantial evidence now serving a life sentence A warrant is out for Goffs arrest The prison commission twice recommended a pardon for James Johnson but both times the governor refused John A Johnson was killed while seated during a thunderstorm The family initially mistook the gun report for thunder Milton Goff was a key witness at James Johnsons trials
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Moultrie
Milton Goff
John A Johnson
James Johnson
Gorg
John A. Johnson
Johnston
James Johnstons
Automobile injures small Cordele boy in accident
Cordele Georgia January 24 a three year old boy son of Mr and Mrs W L Robuck was seriously injured after being struck by a seven passenger automobile driven by Mrs Ho el Wheeler. Physicians report no broken bones but possible internal injuries. Wheeler says the car was nearly still and the child rode into the front of the vehicle while riding a bicycle.
Jackson County Roads In Tip Top Condition
Jackson Georgia January 24 butts county convicts are doing food work on the Dixie Highway sections near McDonough Jackson and Indian Springs. The road from Jackson to Henry county is in excellent condition and being gelled. Batts county part of the Dixie Highway compares favorably with any in the state.
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Jackson
Butts County
McDonough
Indian Springs
Henry County
Batts County
Died While in Auto John Alexander Bill Writer Publisher Dies
John Alexander Bill, a prominent writer and publisher of scientific periodicals and books, died today in New York while driving from his East Orange New Jersey home to his office. Death was due to arterial trouble. He was 58.
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Auto
New York
John Alexander Bill
East Orange
N. 7
Swift & Co Beef Sales in Atlanta Avg 3.34 Cents Per Pound
Swift and Co reported in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday January sales averaged 3.34 cents per pound for beef.
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Swift & Co
Atlanta
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Baird
Walter Rey
Cay McCall
Asheville, N.C
James L. Logan
Jumiper Street
Mrs. Toulman Williams
Ava
John Probasco
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Mra. A. C. McHan
Carrollton
North Georgia
Fies
Stewart
BIG Shoe Sale
Steweart
Stewarta
Stewmetta
Stewarts Sale
Steewart
Finn G Elzes
Sterr
Fred S. Stewart CO
Whitehall St
Order of B’nai B'rith
Jackson County
Cone’s
Durham
Cone
Cage
Whitehall
Peachtree Pryor and
Decatur
Alfred W. McCann
Mr. McCann
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