Social items from Macon and guests at the Georgian Terrace
Social column lists Mrs T C Parker of Macon visiting relatives, Mr A C Parker of New Orleans at the Georgian, Mr P H Allen of Asheville at the Georgian Terrace, Master Douglas Barnes at Riverside Academy near Gainesville, Mrs Jonn Oliver heading to Virginia, the Towers family in Marigua Ga, and plans to travel July 1 to Washington Atlantic City New York and Canada. Mr D Atkisson moves to 47 Prado Ansley Park with daughters. Mr H F West and Mae Scott travel from Milwaukee to Los Angeles. Rees Marshall family to Narragansett Pier for summer with Miss Banigan at Sunnymeade. and others leaving for summer engagements.
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P. HR. Allen
Asheville
Georgian Terrace
Douglas Barnes
Riverside Academy
Gainesv
Jonn Oliver
Virginia
Wee Ee
Marigua
Washington
Atlantic City
New York
Canada
D <Atkisson
Prado
Ansley Park
Atkisson
H EF West
Milwaukee
Adamy-Scott
Los Angeles
West
Misa Mae Scott
Rees Marshall
Narragansett Pier I
Miss Banigan
Sunnymeede
Social notes from Warwick Neck and environs with visits and returns
Mrs oatch vilet and Miss Amie wate of Warwick Neck host guests including Mrs Gidney Esmonds and son Syaney in Philadelphia, Mr Montgomery at the Georgian Terrace, visits to Barnstable Mass, and numerous summer itineraries from St Simons Island to North Carolina. Mrs George Shepard hosted a card party for Miss Laurens Lewis. birth announced for Dr C F Wilson’s son July 1. several guests plan stays and bridge gatherings. An ad for Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to arouse the liver and blood.
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Gidney
Esmonds
Syaney
Phidelphis
E. H Caldwell
Stewart McGinty
Juniper Street
W J Montgomery, Jr
Hapara Cormick
Knorville
W G Chipley
William Chipley
T S Lewis
Barnstable Mass
Lewis
John Sanders
Rebecca Sanders
Tesayw
J R. Wylie
George Shepard
Laurens Lewis Wee
C F Wilson
Norcrosg Street
Bargain Fashion and Toiletries from a Busy Market Row
Cream or white watsts with plaited jabot and net trimmings plus satin piping offer value. Women’s silk boot hose 25c, gauze lisle and knitted combos 25c to 35c. Genuine Spanish castile soap two cakes for 3c. Corylopsis talcum, nail brushes, tooth brushes, sewing silks, embroidery edging and colored trimmings priced modestly across many items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soccan
Demand for Southern Cattle Growing Rapidly in West
A 1913 inquiry from W T Reavis & Sons to W H Leahy of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad shows rising demand for southern cattle. The letter requests five or six cars of cattle and asks for buyer contacts, signaling experts expect the West to increasingly source meat from Georgia and the South Atlantic states as farmers are urged to boost supply.
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Georgia
Henley
W. Leahy
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlanta Railroad
W T Reavis & Sons
Southern
West
South Atlantic
H Leahy
Atlanta
Reavis & Sons
Railroad
Leahy
Birmingham and
Atlantic Road
Heroef
Boards of Trade
Missouri
Georgia Senator Demands Revenue Based Appropriations
A Georgia lawmaker led a push to restrict appropriations to within state revenue, warning that general spending must be funded. He proposed a luxury tax on soft drinks and Coca Cola, including reform plans and a suggestion that higher luxury taxes could raise about 2990000 annually while aligning with national fiscal policy.
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Stark
W W Stark
Thirty Third
Blark
Senate
House
Georgia
Germany
Back From Baltimore Refrain At Ad Men Dinner
Atlanta ad men gather at the New Anstey Hotel for a 7 pm dinner. The Ad Meng club publicizes a lively program with talks on the Baltimore trip and promises a festive, one dollar per meal event.
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Beck
Baltimore
Ad Meng Club
Atlanta
New
Anstey Hotel
Letton
New Anstey
Old Country Society To Meet At Grant Park This Afternoon
The newly organized Old Country Society holds its first meeting this afternoon at Grant Park with organizer C H Binge presiding. Attendees are urged to bring any elder era gourds or horns. hominy and ash cake will be served, and Dr A W Law will give a Dixie talk.
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Grant Park
Oclock
Old Country Society
C H Binge
Hominy
A W Law
Dixie Tecturer
Augusta's Heavy Man Dead Weighing 402 Lbs
Augusta Ga July 1 John Baby Adams a heavyset city resident died at a local hospital after a year long illness. He weighed 402 pounds, was a street car motorman aged 35 and married. His wife weighs over 300 pounds. A specially constructed casket will be needed, as his weight declined somewhat in the last year.
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Augusta Ga
John ‘Baby Adams
Iocal Hospital
Adams
Fourth of July Excursion Fares From HBtonel Railway
Tickets go on sale July 2 to July 4 with limited July 7. Convenient schedules promise modern equipment on the IOUT Railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOUT
Legislators to Visit Athens Classic City
Governor Slaton and members of the Senate and House of Representatives will visit Athens on July 12 to inspect the State Normal School State College of Agriculture and University of Georgia. A barbecue and special train are planned as the Athens Chamber of Commerce aims to make the visit annual to showcase the schools and their needs.
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Slaton
Senate
House of Representatives
Chamber Off Commerce of
Athens
Clarke County
Andrew
Erwin
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Ga
House
RT DuBosr
I. Frank Rhodes
Ll. LiPsScomMe
State Normal School
State College of Agriculture
University of Georgia
Temporary alimony awarded to Mrs Williams
Mrs Wylimet Williams seeking divorce from Madison J Williams was granted temporary alimony of 45 dollars per month. The court awarded custody of two year old Jack Williams to her, and ordered Madison Williams to pay 28 dollars to attorneys Moore & Branch. He is restrained from interfering with the child. The case was postponed to Tuesday.
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Wylimet Willams
Madison J Willams
Little Jack Willams
Willams
Attorgeys Moore & Branch
Wiliams
Wes
Forty Pounds Lost By Professor Taft
New York on July 1 Willem H with Mrs Fatt and two of their children Miss Helen Taft and Charles Taft arrived from New Haven and soon boarded a train toward Murray Bay ninety miles north of Quebec for a summer season. At Grand Central station porters carried heavy golf sticks as the former president, noticeably thinner, passed largely unnoticed. It is reported he has shed forty pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willem H
Fatt
Helen Taft
Charles Taft
New Haven
Murray Bay
Quebec
Grand Central Station
Bond Information Questioned by House Banking Panel
July 1 report from the House Banking and Currency Committee states Chairman Glass was authorized to request Treasury disclosures from national banks. The inquiry seeks bond ownership and control details behind Circulations, including purchase price and terms if borrowed. Republicans protested with a unanimous resolution for open meetings.
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Exington
House
Glass
Traisury
Fom National
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J T Derry
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Sheffield
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Harxes Co
Fay Wilson
Martha Frances
St Simons Island
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Central Bank & Crust Corporation
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