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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
11
Mrs Crandall and guests filled a 5 o clock tea with a refined display of palms and ferns, crimson and white decor, and a carefully arranged dessert table. Notable attendees included Mrs Omens, Mrs Finard Pyters, and Mrs Slaton, with guests wearing elegant gowns and hats.
John Grant and Mr Willis Regan hosted by Me and Mrs Janws Tl key enjoyed a social gathering last evening in the haat apartments. The event included a lengthy, convivial supper with many attendees listed, and Ames Ro Nutting planned a reception with a lunchtime lecture by Mr Carrot Grown Wit.
A fragmented list of attendees at an event in Reading NC includes names such as Miss Kenan Miss Recin MISS Giteslex and Susan plus numerous others like Ruth Haliman Ada Alexandr Nelle Howell Angier Wiss Mary Barrett and Laura Gain. The noisy OCR captures many titles Miss Mrs Mister and Mr among the crowd with limited context about the occasion or purpose of the gathering.
A formal Alpha Phi reception last Friday welcomed guests including Miss Atimic Sonine and assistants. The Alpine Pais ballroom sparkled with pink carnations and open-entry crowds flowed through the lower floor. Highlights included reception lines, dancing, and elegant dining as social calendars tilt toward Brotherhood events and future initiations.
Fall fashion cleaned at Bussry 28 percent Whitehall. Weather forecast warns of more rain and unsettled conditions across the region. Thunderstorms reported in Fort Smith Palestine and Meridian with warmer readings in lower Mississippi valleys and scattered activity in the northwest.
Jackson January 2 Special reports that many Mississippians fail to pay taxes before next Saturday, risking disqualification from primaries and general elections. Delinquents may reach a historic peak as candidates struggle to motivate payments. A late rush is expected, but overall delinquency remains high amid political apathy.
A Northern California physician Dr Read advocates Postum Coffee as a digestion aid and nerve stabilizer. A patient recounts relief from indigestion and heart flutter after replacing coffee with Postum, noting improved nerves, digestion, and weight gain over months.
Residents of East Peachtree terrace urge council to restore the former Courtland street name. They argue the duplication with nearby Peachtree streets causes postal and directional confusion and request the name change be reversed at the next council session.
Harmony Grove held a business meeting to boost city growth by forming committees to confer with county and road authorities for improvements to roads into the city. A finance panel was named to raise funds and a mill subscription drive starts. The new mill is expected to operate by fall.
Mississippi Daughters of the Confederacy awarded numerous Confederate crosses of honor last week to veterans. Camps plan a May reunion in New Orleans and seek suitable quarters. Major General Robert Lowry HQ notes camp reorganization and rising memberships. Beauvoir committee meets Thursday to fund Jefferson Davis property purchase.
Special arrangements set for a joint executive committee meeting of the Mississippi and Louisiana Press Associations in New Orleans on February 11. The gathering aims to discuss plans for a two-state editors’ event in the Crescent City during early summer. Mississippi members include J B Norwood Magnolia and others.
State revenue official Adams presents claims totaling nearly one million dollars for tax credits in Panola County. The board of inspectors plans to review the claims at Batesville on the first Monday in February.
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