Dinner Honor Guests at Winecoff Hotel
Mr and Mrs T A Moye were honored guests at a dinner hosted by John Russell assistant secretary of the Atlanta convention bureau Thursday night at the Winecoff hotel. The couple, married Wednesday in Dallas Ga, left for Savannah to begin their honeymoon by boat to New York City. Mrs Moye is the daughter of Dr A T Marshman mayor of Dallas. Mr Moye is a 1921 22 Georgia Tech graduate.
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T. A. Moye
John Russell
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Winecoft
Charles A. Cook
Wisiny Mitchell
Clifford Sear
Dallas
Savannah
New York City
Mra
Moye
A. T. Marshman
Mr. Moye
Georgia Tech
Fateful Friday Thirteenth Damages Sought in Train Wreck
Mail clerk Ticks, 34, seeks $7,500 in federal court against Southern Railway for injuries from a train wreck on August 13 1920 between Bremen and Waco. He had believed Friday the thirteenth unlucky until this suit filed Thursday.
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Southern Railway
Hicks
Bremen
Waco
Quiet Home Wedding for Madeline McCullough Adair
Mrs D N S McCullough announce the marriage of Madeline McCullough to Perry Adair on Thursday at 8 30 pm at Pace's Ferry Road home. Rev J Sprole Lyon officiated. A simple ceremony with family. They will honeymoon at the Vanderbilt Hotel New York and Grove Park Inn Asheville. Adair is a southern golf champion and heir to the Adair real estate line. Madeline is a noted debutante and equestrienne.
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McCullough
Madeline
Perry Adair
Pace's Ferry Road
J. Sprole Lyon
First Presbyterian Church
Joel Mallet
W. C. Tolbert
Adair
New York
Hotel Vanderbilt
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Mr. Adair
George W. Adair
Atlanta
George Adair
Forrest Adair
Dance program and social items at local club events
A July 4 dance at Grant Park pavilion led by Roy Phillips and associates featured the Jingo Jazz Orchestra with formal attire, handkerchiefs, gladioli, and painted place cards. The page also lists numerous social notes including guests, travels, births, and club activities across Atlanta, with mentions of Pi Beta Club events, Methodist doctors’ convention attendance, and several hostesses and destinations.
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Grant Park
Roy Phillips
Jimmy Garner
Francis Watson
Jingo Jazz Orchestra
J. E.paullin
Little
Teniga
Caroline Paulin
Buchanan
Orchetra
Playlet at Atlanta Woman's Club on Lawn
Harriet Noyes presents a musical comedy sketch near the Lair estate lawn setting at the Atlanta Woman's Club. The production features Virginia Kelley and Bob Lair in a secretary romance with a home party backdrop, with Buchanan's Orchestra providing music and an 8 o'clock curtain. Tickets are 4 cents for auditorium benefit.
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Woman's Club
Harriet Noyes
Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott
Eggleston Hall
Buchanan
Lair
Bob Lair
Virginia Kelley
Howard Theater
Tim. Johnson
Marion Cook
Jane Dorough
Evelyn Kelley
George Wilson
Frances Noyes
Je Wikle
Betty Allaen
Blanche Quillian
Hattie Patterson
Mary Katharine Montgomery
Ethel Quilli
Citizenship Day Celebration at Piedmont Park
The Atlanta Woman's Club sponsors a July 4 Citizenship Day at Piedmont Park with an afternoon program. A short processional from the Piedmont club to the peace monument will be led by women in white dresses. Mayor James Key, Judge Sibley, Major Morrison, and others will speak briefly. a band concert precedes the exercises and moving pictures will be made. Many women are listed as participants and urged to join and send names to Mrs. Simmons.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta Woman's Club
Piedmont Club
Peace Monument
J. C. Robinson
Soldier Arrested in Auto Accident
RW Echols, Clay Echols and C B Vaughn, all of Cumming Georgia, were slightly injured Thursday when the truck bearing vegetables to market in Atlanta was struck by an army truck said to have been driven by A D McFall, soldier of Camp Gordon. The collision occurred at the juncture of Peachtree and West Peachtree streets. The injured men were taken to Grady hospital while McFall was arrested at Buckhead by county police on a charge of reckless driving.
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RW. Echols
Clay Echols
C. B. Vaughn
Cumming, Gae
Atlanta
A. D. McFall
Camp Gordon
Peachtree
West Peachtree
Grady Hospital
McFall
Buckhead
Atlanta Ad Club Installs Officers At Rousing Meet
George S. Lowman was named president of the Atlanta Ad Club for 1921 22 at the Kimball house meeting the first since the world ad convention The event drew hundreds with speeches pledging support for regulating deceptive advertising Senator Manson and Representative Bentley attended and backed a proposed ban on fraudulent ads B C Broyles became first vice president and Miss Theoora Stansbury was installed as the first woman board member Also announced was a July 2 game against Jonesboro with travel provided and a Julius hubersham memorial drive planned for the D A R"
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George 8
Lowman
L. W. Rogers Company
Atlanta
Kimball House
Manson
HE. G. Bentley
Fulton County
Ad Club
B. C. Broyles
Theoora Stansbury
Inez Marvin
Jean Leonhardt
Jonesboro
Lions
Ponce da Lena
Joseph Hubersham
George 9. Lowman
Wy. Crowley
C. V. Hohenstein
W. F. Milburn
Henry Alford Porter
Jand Avan Gbttschaldt
ThunderShowers Forecast for Days Says Forecaster
Local weather critic F. von Herrmann warns of imminent thunder showers for several days. He jokes that people should carry an umbrella or scissors and notes Atlanta was left out of recent rains while much of the state enjoyed moisture. Temperatures near 90 lingered, nearly matching a 95 degree record.
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Co. F. von Herrmann
Atlanta
von Herrmann
Macon
Motor crash case seeks $30000 damages for injuries
William S Neal of Fulton sues Hammond of St Louis for $30000 in personal injuries after a collision between Neal’s motorcycle and an automobile in Kirkwood on November 17, 1920. The Abbeville Ga report notes a separate fire incident at J Blasingame’s residence in North Abbeville with most household goods saved.
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Tsday
Fulton Superior
William 5S. Neal
Hammond
St. Louis Place
Kirkwood
Abbeville
J. Blasingame
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