Belmont couples wedding at Stone Mountain parsonage
Mies Pauline Burgess and Somme Thompson of Belmont were married at the Mathodrat parsonage at Stone Mountain Saturday January 32. Hew C. M. Blackwell officiated. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hairston, friends of the couple, were among the guests. Hill Street Parent Teacher Meeting set for 3:20 PM at the school with Deen Johnston of St. Philip's as principal speaker and Mrs. W. Earl Quillian presenting vocal selections. Members urged to attend. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Thompson
Mies
Pauline
Somme Thompson
Belmont
Stone Mountain
Janary
C. M. Blackwell
W.T. Hairston
Amany
Woodberry Alumnae Luncheon Announced
Woodberry Alumnae will host a luncheon on Wednesday February 2 at 1 o'clock in the company room of the Ansley Hotel. Interested attendees should notify president Miss Ethel Bittick Decatur. Reservations are $1 and invitees include members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodberry Alemnae
Ansley Otelna
Ethel Bittick
Decatur
Social notes from Mary O Brien and friends in transit
Miss Mary O Brien leaves for French Lick Springs to join sister for several weeks. Mrs Valdemar Gude Jr visits in New Orleans. John T. Toter remains seriously ill at Davis Fischer sanitarium awaiting appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Walker Dunn visit friends in New Orleans. Mr and Mrs Henry Bold plan Boston and New York trip before reaching Atlanta. Mba Mae McDonald guides several days in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
O'Brien
French Lick - Springs
Inds
Valdemar Gude, Jr
Pepdie
John T. Toter
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
Dunn
New Orleans
Mev
Henry Bold
Boston
New York
Peaven
Ing
Atlanta
McDonald
Guanding
Dave
Ashevill al
Watches Auto Plunges To River In Fatigue Delayed Report
Chicago police sought an automobile believed to have carried six persons when it swerved from 22d Street and plunged into the south branch of the Chicago river around midnight. A nearby watchman said he saw the car at high speed before it disappeared, reporting the event 24 hours late due to fatigue. Investigators to locate sun or car at the spot, noting heavy objects difficult to lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Magefanian
Cole
Hanson Seld
Sabayon Recipe for Chicken Broth Beverage
The text describes making sabayon from six egg yolks in a narrow saucepan over boiling water until thick and frothy, then serving hot in cups. A splash of sherry added to the broth is noted as a refreshing drink for invalids, with the instruction to serve immediately.
Nature's Remedy Tablets Advertisement Claims Thorough Cleaning
A vintage ad promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a complete bowel cleanse that eliminates daily medicine. It highlights laxatives and purges, claims the product strengthens digestion, and asserts a 25 day supply per box with doctor endorsement and pharmacist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Prizes Announced for Atlanta School Music Contest
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will perform for Atlanta children next Friday afternoon as part of a prize competition among grammar and high schools. Donors include William M Brownlee and firms like Cadre Piano, Phillips & Crew, Ludden & Bates, Haverty Furniture, and Chamberlin Johnson DuBois. Prizes total vary from Victrolas to Grafonolas and records, with tickets priced at 25 cents for students and a dollar for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cincinnati Symphony
North Side
South ” Side
W.M. Brownlée
Studg Cinb
Willam
Brownlee
Phillips & Crew
Cive
Liv Records
Ludden & Bates
Haverty
Bame
Laroy’. Webb °&Co
Myera-Miller
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBois
Saul
Bath
Prics
Gro
Cable’Piano Company
Pleasing Program Rendered At Atlanta Woman's Club
The Atlanta Woman's Club hosted a delightful afternoon with Miss Carolyn Cobb performing dramatic interpretations of Peer Gynt. Mrs. W. W. Stanley sang a trio of pieces, and new members were noted though cards mailed March 15. Funds were raised for Serbian education and child welfare while plans for a bond election on March 8 were urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woman's Club
Carolyn Cobb
Ishen
Migs
Cobb
W. W. Stanley
Greensboro
N.C
Annie Laurie Langford
Irving St. Thomas
Calvin Coolidge
Eledt
Olidge
Mage-Ay
J.B. Rowe
Maria Haines
W.E. Yankey
Rogers’ Winter
Rapister
President General of D A R to Visit Atlanta Today
Mrs George Maynard minority president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution arrives today from the state convention. She will stay at the Georgian Terrace hotel, be guest of the Atlanta chapter, and attend a luncheon by Mrs David Woodward. Other visits include Mrs Buell and Mr Joseph Lamar, with several officers and founders attending related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maynard
Fileyida
Yace Hotel
Atlanta
Max Land
State
Regent of
Georgia
David’ Woodward
Buell
Joseph Lamar
Hattone
Sheppard
Wi Foster
Willign
Bisep
Beh
America
Sheppard ‘Bryan
Harry Jackson
Tenone
the Atlant
E.R. Kcreene
Charles, A. Davis
At- Tanta
Kentucky Governor Calls Upon People To Enforce Dry Law
Governor Morrow issued a proclamation urging Kentucky residents and peace officers to enforce prohibition amid widespread bootlegging and moonshine activity. He condemns open violations and vows to make the legal authority prevail over illicit operations despite challenges to state power. The report also notes Ida J. Rose of a large Indianola plantation valued near 750,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Morrow
Boothegeers
Idw
Puble
Tha
Doodézeer
Moonahiner
The
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Claims Calomel Dangers
An old advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for liver sloth, constipation, and headaches. It attacks calomel products while promising quick relief, vigor, and no bad aftereffects with a nightly spoonful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Todgon
Harmiess
Childran
Singing soldiers trial scene cited in new evidence
The record notes a Tuscaloosa mass murder case in Walker County Alabama as prosecutors unveil alleged conspirators of Company M militia. Judge Wilkening denied charges while defense seeks to portray the meeting as a smoke screen for propaganda and a $100 900 slush fund to aid the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Horace'c. Wilkingon
Walker County
Aigetoulaten
Joosa
Roy
Bey
Ner
Negroes Held Up While Hunting for Jobs Near Buckaya
Two Black men, Williams and Retines, reported by Superintendent Carroll to have been held by two white men Monday near the Buckaya Cotton and Oil Company. One man was struck with a blackjack, the other searched after being threatened with a gun. The robbers took nothing from the pair who were seeking employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
Robert Retines
Yasterday
Carroll
Buckaya Cotton and Oil Company
Ooens
Assembly seeks to block rate hikes in transportation case
City and state officials prepare to contest a transportation, power, gas and heli rates proposal before the railroad commission today. Lawyers for protesting groups include Archibald P Blacke and Bil Fleming. Taxable property values and industrial figures are listed for Augusta area, with totals for real estate, personal property, and manufacturing assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Gelock
Attornys
Archibald Pblacke
Shear
Bil Fleming
Jamen
Josmieckiben Snes
Lord Mayor of Cork Plans Sixty Day Stay in U S
Michael Francis Doyle, counsel for Donal O Callaghan, Cork lord mayor, says the mayor intends to remain in the United States at least sixty days after receiving a seaman's certificate in Norfolk. Doyle notes the certificate allows embarkation to any country as seaman or passenger. Senator Phelan protests deportation, calling O Callaghan a victim of English policy and noting the mayor's life may be in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Michael Francis
Doyle
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Norfolk
New York
O’callaghan
Pratand
Seaman
Washington
Phelan
California
O'Callaghan
Davis
Fragmentary notice hints at a court or legal detail
The readable fragments mention a spouse, a member, discharge terms, and a calendar element from a legal or official notice, suggesting a formal record of obligations or actions without clear names or dates.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Ning
Igarst Bryan
Athleticc Club
Christine ‘Stephena
Fur- Man College
E. A. Erwin
Brooks Mell
Stee
Maude.Couch
Helan ‘Bowen
Eter
Lyko
Lyko Melicine Company
Kamas City
Samy
Beth
Ary
Wireratier “Watlker
Marci Glady Byrd
Cobble
Turman
Clarice
Ava
Homer
Suet
An “Bi Wallace
T.zon
Bbet Cheney
Linton
Buchanan
Inman
H. Knox
Ed ‘Tompkins
Charles Cox
Tom. Wilson
Wimberly Peters
Henry -Kah James L. Harrison
Jack Willa
Watts
Fort
Adarag
Herbert Clay
ML Sullivan
Ivan Ace Bonnell
EK. Byfield
Ben Ragsdale
G. D. ‘Ayer
John
Oliver
Delmonico’s
Sabayon
Nicholas M. Sabatini
D.A. Re
Ida J. Rose
Ana
Waar
Indianola
Mise
Dolaras
Goto
Bccounts
Lavalfiea Arab
Aoe
Augusta
Toney
Sheehan
Cook
Ireland
Per
Aotis
Whitenall
Gavan
Pryo Ir Street
Peachtree
the ‘Tripod Paint Co
Pryor Street
Pryor, ‘Place
Peter
Latipam
Durham
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