Reception To Be Given Distinguished Educators In Atlanta
A large meeting of the City Federation of Clubs executive board voted to host the National Educational Association convention in February at the Capital City Club. The event will welcome superintendents from major cities, university professors, and education specialists, marking Atlanta’s hospitality to distinguished visitors.
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City Federation of Clubs
Robert Emory Park
National
Educatonal Association
United States
Atlanta
Adlub
Card Club Entertained at Jessie B Sergeant Whist Club
In Atlanta Mrs Georgia Sullivan will host a 3 pm session honoring the recently formed Jessie B Sergeant Whist Club named for Mrs Sergeant of New York. Members include Mrs Vic tor Smith Mrs James L Dickey Mrs Fleury Coles Mrs Frank Stewart and others, with prominent guests noted from New Orleans. Elizabeth R. is described as the bride in Franklin, Louisiana today.
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Jessie B
Sergeant
New York
Atlanta
Georgia Sullivan
Victor Smith
James L. Dickey
Fleury Coles
Frank Stewart
Peter Erwin
Courtney Pinckney
Logan E Bleckley
Julia Or
Foster Penick and Delimei to Move to Chariton Iowa
Foster daughter of United States Senator Murphy J. Foster and Henry Otho Penick of Chariton Iowa prepare to move to Chariton. The Atlanta circle of the Kings Daughters meets at 3 at Carnegie Library. Members plan Miami Florida trip and New York visit with Mr Adams. Mrs Morgan returns to Memphis. Celestia Parrish lectures at 3 30 on Practical Psychology. Kate O Briens card party honors Nan Neary. Bernice Felker visits Belle Scott. C C Adams leaves for New York to become vice president.
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Eppo Pere Iy $E Eeeedee* Foster
United States
Murphy J. Foster
Henry Otho Penick
Chariton
Iowa
Penick
Army
West Point
Nve
Seed Shortage Hits Garden Crop Prices Across South
A seed dealer warns of a nationwide seed shortage due to two to five years of poor crops. He cites near zero cucumber and wax bean seed, low tomato and lettuce seeds, and unusually high costs in Baltimore and elsewhere. The shortage threatens northern canners and southern gardeners, with cotton plantings competing for scarce land and labor. Also notes prominent Chicago fire insurance figure Adolph Loeb passing through Atlanta en route to Florida.
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United States
J G Hastings
Florida
South
Georgia
West
Baltimore
New Jersey
Annual elections and meetings at Atlanta clubs
Multiple civic and charity groups in Atlanta schedule meetings today. The Atlanta Woman's Club holds an officer election and a 3 30 pm lecture by Miss Celestia Parrish on Practical Application of Psychology. Florence Crittenton home execs meet at 10 am at Mrs Emmons residence. Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association meets at 10 30 am in Carnegie Library. Presbyterian Hospital Ladies Auxiliary gathers at 3 30 pm in hospital parlor. Council of Jewish Women meets at 3 30 pm in the temple vestry.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Celestia Parrish
Florence Crittenton
Mra
M R Emmons
Peachtree
Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association
Carnegie Library
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
Social Items Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Miss Alice Bryant returns from Philadelphia while Will Patton travels from Carwensville to Kansas City. Mrs Oliver Sollitt of Chicago visits Mrs William Heinking, and Benedict Kahnweller of New York spends the weekend in the city. Mrs E Awtry and Miss Julia Blackmer plan a Thursday trip to visit friends. In Debray Florida, Mrs A W Calhoun hosts a box party for Miss Myrtice Scott, guest of Mrs Junius Oglesby Jr. Miss Brown returns to Ohio, and Mr and Mrs F O Spain visit Maryland. The O M Club will be hosted by Miss Nettle Mills. Miss Jennie Louise Adams returns to St. Louis. Mr and Mrs Frank Rutt of Augusta announce Atlanta as their new home. Miss Josie Stockdell travels to New Orleans until March ends. Elizabeth Mac Warner returns to Kentucky. Mr W W Orr enjoys a month in eastern cities. Martha Trams and Clyde Gothard wed today at Second Presbyterian in Knoxville. Miss Louise Fitten hosts euchre for Miss Rattle and Miss McCorkle, guests of Mrs J B Whitehead. Louis Cole, formerly of Augusta, now resides in Atlanta. Fortnightly Euchre Club hosted by Mr and Mrs George Howard. Dr Monroe Smith recovering well after Halcyon operation. Nellie Hightower hosts a card party. Miss Turk of Washington attends. Mrs Kathrine Campbell of Milwaukee visits Mrs Seldell on West Ellis Street. Mrs C C Adame and Mrs Katherine Spin, Mrs Adams' mother, and children also noted.
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May Bancker
Martha Lambert
Miss Lambert
Nancy and
May Waldo
Lucretta Lanier
West Point
Margaret Newman
Maude
Ruby Scruggs
Ruth Hallman
Helen Angier
Edith Angier
Lula Slaton
Ads Alexander
Jennie Dargah
Barbara Adair
Sallie May Bagley
Bessie Shaw
Myrtle Tye
Mabel Powers
Agnea Raoul
Mr. Phelan
Effie Beal Phelan
Roline Clark
Julia Porter
Margaret Turk
Anaise Day
Louise Black
Florine Richardson
Hallie Ellis
Toble Davis
Martha Whitman
Frances Newman
Lula Call
Alice Bryant
Philadelphia
Will Patton
Carwensville
Kansas City
Oliver Sollitt
Chicago
William Heinking
Bgehland Avenue
O M
Nettle Mills
Misa
Jennie Louise Adams
St Louis
Frank Rutt
Augusta
Atlanta
Elizabeth Mac Warner
Kentucky
W W Orr
Martha Trams
Clyde Gothard
Knoxville
Second Presbyterian Church
American girl beat you know her You’ll Make Cook’s Imperial Champagne best
Russell Hopkins is in Cincinnati and has been advanced to a new position at the Postal Telegraph Cable Company. The notice cites his transfer and a promotional update while promoting American girl and Cook’s Imperial Champagne as preferred brands.
Juvenile Court Discussion and Committee Proposed
Joseph Hirsch W P Inman J J Mad dox Edward M Scoggin Rev A E Neddon and Dr Crawford Jackson propose a permanent committee to oversee the matter. The juvenile court will be fully discussed with steps planned to push a rapid, successful termination of the case.
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Joseph Hirsch
W P Inman
J. J Maddox
Edward M Scoggin
A. E. Neddon
Crawford Jackson
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co Moves Into Whitehall Street Store
The Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co will occupy store room No 71 at Whitehall Street with interiors repapered painted and renovated New floors fixtures and enhancements will improve sales room and office comfort The new space will showcase the famous night running Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines and invite patrons to inspect them in operation
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Whitehall Street
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co
Wheeler & Wilson
Fifth district GOP delegates to meet in Atlanta
Local GOP members weigh two delegate spots for the Georgia delegation to the Chicago national convention. Likely: Blodgett and a second Atlanta ally, with Gray from Fairburn a strong contender. District conventions date from January 30 Marshallville to February 1 Atlanta, all backing Theodore Roosevelt. A separate ad notes Mallory land prep mode with a $100 prize for best farmer testimony.
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Fifth
Georgia
Chicago
Postmaster Blodgett
Atlanta
C C Wimbiah
R Gray
Fairburn
Trodgett
Gray
Marshallville
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Better Zhen Spanking Do Not Cure Bedwetting
A reader from Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment to mothers troubled by bedwetting in children. The message argues spanking does not cure bedwetting and urges mothers to write for the remedy without payment. The tone challenges parental blame and promotes a constitutional cause perspective.
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Ben
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Dietrich to Seek Senate Inquiry After Acquittal
United States Senator Charles H Dietrich, recently acquitted of federal appointment trafficking, left for Washington to submit a detailed case with documentary proof and request the Senate to conduct an impartial investigation. Also notes train routes from Atlanta to Cincinnati Chicago and beyond.
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Omaha
Nebr
United States
Charles H Dietrich
Washington
Senate
Dietrich
Talk of Juvenile Court Meeting At Century Building
An important gathering of ladies and gentlemen interested in the juvenile court will convene at 10 o'clock this morning in Judge W Ro Hammond's office on the ninth floor of the Century building. The session will draft an ordinance for presentation to the council's ordinance committee, addressing the matter. Attendees include Captain J. W. English, Judge W. S Hammond, Dr. J. D. Turner, J. W. English Jr, John H. Trennis, Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, Mrs. J. K. Mooreley, Mrs. R. E. Park, Mr. and Mrs Edward Brown, and Judge J. S. Turner.
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W Ro Hammond
Century
J. W. English
W. Os Hammond
J. D. Turner
John H
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