Women in Atlanta push bonds drive meeting morn
In Atlanta, the City Federation of Clubs and bond committees, with mayoral talks and Chambers of Commerce support, plan a morning meeting at the Woman's Club House on West Lake Street to coordinate a citywide campaign for bond passage and public uplift. The event invites women active in the movement and features coordinated plans for public health and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods White
Baptist Woman's Union
Baptist Woman's Union of
Atlanta and Vicinity
Baptist Tabernacle
J. T., Randall
Len G Broughton
Ethel Hill
Woolen Mills
Miss Hill
Union
Baptist Women of
Avlanta
Miss Liphart
M. A. Phelan
van Astor Batchelor
Society Attire At Event Notables Include Miss Lipnart
The report notes attendees in blue gown with braided trim and button detail, Miss Lipnart in champagne cloth suit and plume trimmed Nigel hat, Mrs Williams in black velvet with toque, Mrs Ryan in black and white lace ensemble, Mrs Henry Kuhrt in black silk net, and Miss Isabel Kuhrt in a blue princess gown braided with red, highlighting fashion choices at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woolley
Bre Bilis
Ing
Miss Lipnart
Nigel
Mrs. Williams
Ryan
Henry Kuhrt
Misa Isabel Kuhrt
Social items glimpse from Atlanta society page
Mr and Mrs David Crockett travel to Palm Beach and Tampa for a short stay next week. Numerous social updates follow on visits, bridge parties, Mardi Gras plans, and upcoming entertainments involving Mrs Emma Neal Douglas Mrs Jerome Beam and many Atlanta residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crockett
Palm Beach
Tampa
BM. A. Phelan
Washington, D. C
Nannie Nicolson
Emma Neal Douglas
Peachtree Road
Jerome ¢, Beam
St. Louis
Sims Bray
Home Missions Dominate Georgia Diocesan Convention
At Americus on January 21 the Georgia diocesan convention focused on home missions. Rev George Whitney urged a $3 000 apportionment for diocesan missions, Bishop Reese appealed to laymen, and delegates elected deputies to the general convention in Cincinnati. The gathering set plans for 1910 and named Thomasville as a likely site for next year’s meeting.
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Americus
Georgia
Committee On Missions
Board of Missions
George S. Whitney
Auguste
Reese
Thls
Charles Wright
Alta
Thla
Samuel McGlohon
Savannah
Richard Boykin
Brunswick
Revin
Cincinnati
Charles H Strong
G. &. Whitley
A. Brown
T. Wright
Albany
Henry C. Cunningham
Savannan
John A. Cobb
Edward S Billett
George T. Cann
Followa
Samuel J. French
Waycross
Harry J. Durrant
McWillam Miller
B Gordon
W. K. Miller
Augusta
Charles T. Wright
G. S. Whitney
Augustin
BR. Carpenter
H. C. Cunningham
Sevanneh
Dobbin Holmes
Cordele
Edward
Elliott
Sanandah
Tr. Hall
University of the South
South
Perfect Vanilla Extract Factory Adclaims Purity and Aging
Ad copy touting Flue Ribbon Perfect Vanilla Extract made from the finest vanilla beans, claimed perfectly pure and aged until the flavor is ideal.
Oldest Man in Ohio Dead at 119 in Elyria
Elyria Ohio January 27 Uncle John Ramsey 119 years old, said to be the oldest person in the state, died at the county infirmary. Ramsey once escaped slavery forty years before the Civil War, traveling to Oberlin, a landmark on the underground railroad. In Annapolis Maryland January 27 a bill to prohibit prize fighting and prize wrestling was introduced in the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria
John Ramsey
Kim
Here
Ramsey
Oberin
Ag Aatellon
Maryland
Annapolis
Airship Flights Promised in New Orleans Mardi Gras Season
Dayton aviator H. H. Mc Gill plans the first airship flights in New Orleans next Saturday. He will use a biplane. Negotiations are under way for flights by internationally prominent aviators during Mardi Gras season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
H. H. McGill
Dayton
Ohio
Beads Compete for Favor in Dress and Jewelry
Venetian beads plain gold beads and coral beads rival each other for favoritism. Individual tastes differ all seem to be popular. Distinction goes with the corresponding details of dress and beads like other jewelry ornaments are selected with a certain effect to be attained. Beads at all the different prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass Fair
Kentucky Tate Fair
Atlanta
Edna May
Louisville
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Young Men’ Christian Association
Hugh McClain
North Boulevard
Atlanta Athlotie Club
Mercer
Claire Rider
Gertrude Ballard
Lowry Arnold
Arthur Howell
Carlton Secith
Damming Shoshone Canyon
A February Popular Mechanics illustration shows the Elaat Shoshone river dam site near Cody Wyoming. The design features a foot-bridge 300 feet above the river and a vertical mountain backdrop extending 7000 feet. The dam stands about 216 feet high and extends 30 feet below the river bed for a soil foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Canyon
Cody
Wro
Popular Mechanics
Store News Promotes Spring Corsets in Bright Display
We have opened and arranged our spring corsets for your inspection and selection. If you were here you would have heard squeals of delight as we unveiled the new arrivals. Come see the why and wherefore of these pretties and enjoy the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
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Severy
Piedmont
Bliss Millen
Ashington
D. C
Owstey
Millan
Joseph Ricaavilson
Jiphart
Tolman Wiliams
Miss Balferd
California
Miss Stewart
Harrison Poeun
John S Clarke
Trolan
James H. Sunnally
W. Elkin
Charles Sisson
Edwin Johnson
E . Tecra
Milton Dargan
J. Meador
McCerren
John E.i Waphy
Heares Whicher
West End
Deootueat
Charles
Hamilton
W. A. Stewart
Ars
St Roland
W. H. Young
James M Johnson
T. Ne Fulton
Claire Ridley
Forts
Bridge
Lillian Aiken
Carlston Bmiiter
Piedmont Driving Club
Albert Mills
G. G. Bailey
E.G. McCabe
Edward Worcester, Jr
W. BR. Lamar
Harry Barnes
John Hitt
Moise de Leon
Swana
Massure
I. H. Haas
Leopold Haas
Standard Club
Beulah Haas
Leo Suauss
Gorden
Kings Daughters and Sons
J. Purtell
F. M. Farley
R. V W. Haslett
James A. Mevard
J. F. Golightly- Andre
Mra. D. Black
W K. Wwitney
Arkwright
Preston Arkwright
First Christian Church
Emma Cowell
Bernice Withers
Misa Ethel Millican
Miaui Ehinger
Lloyd
Ena May
Madison Square Garden
Tght
Ladies’ Union
Central Congregational Church
Domino Club
Lucile Withera
Oakland City
J. W. Webster
Willam Perrin Nicolgon
Rutherford
Edward Dougherty
Sanford Gay
Myrtle Street
San Francisco
Biotse Stewart
Miss Hodges
Josephine Stoney
Athens
Miss Ballard
Hloise Stewart
Orpheum
Players’ Club
Newspaperif
Ar McGoodwin
Bend
Ind
Robert Davin
Frank Boland
Columbus
Hall
Bartlett
Department of the Gulf
Miss Fitten
Linden Street
Edward Lyle
Montgomery
Mian
Bertha Ballew
A. M Bradley
Gertrude Wilson
Blue Ridge
A. R. Colcord
Mardi Gras
William Hurd Hillyer
Ansley Pa
Kurt Mueller
Hal Steed
Bridge Club
Lula Callaway
Flore Crowe
Mildred Spratling
Aoe
Cleveland Zahner
Miss Hurd
Salem
G. G. Partey
Birs L. M. Nuttman
Bessie Bancroft Russell
Joseph Doonan
LaGrange
AM Burke
JM Staplex
Riend
Oklahoma
Mis
George Cater
Meridian
Fo B Sones
Antoiette Blount
Woolley-Sevdet Rida
Orme
Alfred Myers
Miss Bandman
New York
W. D
MF P Gamble
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Misa Martha Berry
Rome
Mra Aaron Burt
Griffin
Beck
T B. Neal
Nashville
WP. Nicolson
Rutherford's Wife
Frank Ellis
Willington
Barbour Thompson
C. 4
Conklin
Payne
Hampton Terrace
Aiken
Strong
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall St
Kennesaw
Frank E. Block CO
Store News
DuBose Company
Red Seal Shoes
Buford
King Bee
Easy Street
J. K. Orr Shoe Co
Tripod Paint CO
N. Cryor St
Brewster
Albert “Howell
Hugh M. Derney
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Elieor Balding
Atlants
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