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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
8
The regular meeting of the executive board of the WMWA of the Atlanta Baptist Association is scheduled for this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First Baptist Church. Full attendance is desired.
Miss Myra Graves Miss Lillie Warm Misa Ella Smillie and Miss Jo Berman travel to Boston for Harvard summer courses. Bertha Houseman of Tuscaloosa Ala visits Atlanta. Reading club meets with Mrs Eugene Black. Several society members trek to Wrightsville Beach Warm Springs and Atlantic City for visits and conventions.
A drugstore advertisement offers a freckle removal remedy with a money back guarantee. It promotes ethine double strength from Jacobs Pharmacy and asserts results with a small amount, claiming safe trial with no cost if freckles persist.
Forsyth Theater to suspend vaudeville after weeks of top acts and begin a policy of daily feature motion pictures starting Monday afternoon. Next week features the Universal film Scandal with Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley, five reels. Performances at 2 and 4 pm, 7 and 9 pm. reserved seats fifteen cents in balcony, twenty five cents in orchestra. Phone orders accepted.
Congregation Beth Israel plans a patriotic service Friday evening with Leonard J Grossman delivering a talk on The Jews' Opportunity and a New Brand of Retaliation. The event aims to address the nationwide newspaper campaign against Georgia. The temple choir will perform patriotic hymns and services begin at 8 o'clock at Washington and Clarke streets.
The Rotary Club of Atlanta will organize a meeting early next week after the lunch at Piedmont to plan work under President Les Mf Jordan. Five new board members are Preston Arkwright, G Peebles, L I Shivers, Willis M Timers, and Fie¢ A Hout, with terms listed for other members. The next regular club meeting is Tuesday July 6 in the assembly room at Piedmont, with manager Pred unit noting a successful annual gathering.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce launches an aggressive drive to spark Georgia buyers to seek ready markets for diverse crops. A letter to every bank and major firm urges action to identify non cotton crops for sale, with a 358 firm pledge list to prefer Georgia products and support storage if needed. Free copies available from the chamber in Atlanta.
Nearly one hundred members of Greater Atlanta Local 1 National Engineers Association backed Fenn as president of the stationary engineers group in a recent meeting. The announcement highlighted experience and leadership in the trade union.
Women are peculiarly susceptible to constipation and require careful management of health. Harsh cathartics disturb the system. a mild laxative is preferable. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin combines simple laxation herbs with pepsin and is sold in drug stores. A free trial bottle is available by writing to Dr W. B. Caldwell, 452 Washington St., Monticello.
The Stationary Engineers lodge elected officers for the ensuing year including President J H Fenn Vice President E L Phillips Secretary Alfred Jarvis Treasurer J os Lacy Financial Secretary J C Henderson Conductor Poole Doorkeeper J R Albertson and noted a national meeting in Columbus Ohio in September with delegates Alfred Jarvis FW Douglas and alternates AL Drake CE Johnson.
Georgia wardens and road superintendents will meet at the state capitol July 13 and 14 for a convention to discuss convict system operations and to foster interstate acquaintance among county wardens and officials. The gathering aims to clarify problems and improve coordination across the state.
A Progressive character bill is discussed after a meeting of the assembly members. Suggestions arising in the gathering are considered for shaping the proposed legislation.
Reorganization of the socialist party in Georgia will be considered at a convention of its members at the Socialist headquarters in the McKen building Sunday morning at 19 oclock. Annual election of officers will also take place.
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