Miss Harwood Promotes Women Athletic Club Move
Miss Harwood president of the Atlanta YWCA favors leasing the current athletic club for women’s use. She will convene the board this week to consider the plan as women demand broader physical culture amenities and a gymnasium in fall. The Atlanta branch now lists about 200 members and aims for 300 charter members by September.
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Busid Harwood
Young Woman’s Christian Association ‘of
Atlanta
Miss _ Harwood
Young > Woman's Christian Association
Miss Harwood
Asheville
N. C
The
Young Woman's Christian Association
Tong
Lake Geneva
Womer
Young Woman’s Christian “Association
Allante Max
Young Women's Christian Association
Marriage of Miss Bertha Kell Husketh and Mr Perkins
The Pretty wedding occurred yesterday at 3:30 PM at Second Baptist Church. Miss Bertha Kell Husketh married Eugene Clifford Perkins in a ceremony with palms, ferns, pink roses and carnations. Attendants included Ashera, Dr. Malcolm Turner, Dr. Henry Perkins, Dr. Mari Frieseke, and Robert McGollough. Bridesmaids wore white organdie gowns with pink satin accents. maid of honor Susie Davis and best man Frederick McCollough. The couple left for a Virginia mountains trip and will reside in Kirkwood after July 24.
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Second Baptist Church
Henry’ Perkins
Mari Frieseke
Robert McGollough
Robert Marion
Frederick Shivers
Nena _ Hodges
Daisy Curtis
Susie Davia
Frederick McCollough
Virginia
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Diamonds Safe Guard Store Ad Claims Trust and Longevity
An old advertisement asserts that a dealer’s stock of diamonds is sound and offers a safe-guard. The text touts nearly 30 years of business by Mantenarty, successors to We Be Stevens, emphasizing trust and reliability in diamond dealings.
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Mantenarty
Stevens
Atlanticans attend bar association at Warm Springs
Fragmented notes list several social moves and travels including Mr and Mrs Hollins Randolph leaving for Tate Springs and Mrs Hugh Gamer visiting her daughter in Atlanta. Miss Alice May Rushton guests of Miss Jay McBride in Macon. Rosa Kingsberry returns from Rome. Agitha Sheehan ill with fever. Lattie Basapeck returns from Covington. Stacy Harnest visits Gabbet in Savannah. Robert Enery recuperates at War Springs week ahead.
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James
Hollins_ Randolph
Tate Springs
Mies
Alice May Rushtor
Jay McBride
Macon
Miss _Lattie ‘Basapeck hais
Covington
Mise Stacy
Gabbett
Savannah
Hutton Smith
Attead He Bar Association
Warm Springs
Hugh ‘Gamer
Cof
Mra
Miss Morris Stays On Governor's Staff in Georgia History
The letter from Governor Candler to Mayor Watkins confirms Miss Mamie Morris of Chattanooga was made lieutenant colonel during the dedication of the Georgia monument at Chickamauga, receiving no formal commission but an honorary title as a knightly salute. She remained a Georgia staff member through Candler's term, with supporters arguing the action established a legitimate role despite no regular commission.
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J. W. Robertson
Candler
Mamie G. Morris
Chattanooga
Tenn
Marie Morris
Robertson
Stnor
Misa-Morris Leutenant
Georgia
Chickamauga
Park
Watkins
Candler T
Miss Morris
Atlanta
Cuattaroos
Georgia Isociety
Art Chattanooga
Misa Mamie Morris
The
Georgia Society
Atkinson
Taylor
Forris
Mias' Morris
Tennessee
D. Candler
Georgie Ma
Manaien
Mies Morris
Can‘dlers
Social notes and visits across towns and families
Diverse social happenings detail summer gatherings in Wrightsville and nearby towns. Highlights include Maybell Powers hosted by Ada Alexander in Wrighteville, Mrs Jarnigan hosting Miss Martha Stelby, and Mrs J Lewis Browne honoring Archdeacon Gray. Miss Laura Hammond travels to Washington. Mr James McKeidan returns from Tate Springs. Miss Minnie Love from Chattanooga visits Miss Morence Werner. Mr Cherles Quipnon and others noted. Also a local ad promotes Tyner’s Little Watermelon Seeds at 10 cents.
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Misa Florine
Jon
Lithia
Ada Alexander
Meybéll Powers
Wrighteville
Martha Stelby
Memphis
Jarnigan
Shepard “Bryan
Warm Springs
J. Lewis Browne
Archdeacon Gray
Florida
Minnie Love
Chattanooga
Morence Werner
North Yards Upgrade Boosts Southern Rail Capacity
North Yards are merged under the North Yards name with fifteen new tracks added atop twenty nine existing ones. A twenty five car coal white facility is under construction and a roundhouse for sixty engines is planned. F J Robindonicleg clerk of the passenger department for Central Savannah will visit, while Seaboard announces July Fourth sale with reduced fare. R L Pritchard heads Savannah affairs. Southern to run special train to Jackson Day in Dackgon with Stonewall Jackson lecture by George Wendling and Mrs Jackson present.
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F. J. Robindonicbleg
Central of
Secreta
Savannah
Seaboard
Wrightsville
N. C
Masonic Temple Association
Atlanta
R. L. Pritchard
Georgia
Southern
Dackgon
George
R Wendling
Stonewall Jackson
Insurance Bonds Rise With New Fiscal Year Activity
In the surety bond sector burglary and insurance remain leading lines as the new fiscal year begins. Many administrations have been reap-pointed and numerous U.S. officials have renewed bonds. Contractors buy bonds amid large building activity. Craig Cofield of Security Mutual leaves for a month’s Lakes trip. Edgar E. Wilson of Firemen's Fund of California is in the city. Moultrie Moses, once an alderman, now with Equitable, suffers a worsened recovery after an accident. Dr. Julian Magath, Emory professor, joins Security Mutual as district manager for northeast Georgia, headquartered in Gainesville. Miss Brown, Fidelity Mutual’s women’s department head, reports strong agent performance and a September Atlanta convention.
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United States
Ro Craig Cofield
Security Mutual
Great Lakes
Edgar
Wilson
Macon
Firemen's Fund of
California
Moultrie Moses
Columbus
Julian Magath
Emory College
Wile
Northeast Georgia
Galneaville
Miss Brown
Fidelity Mutual
Atlanta
Garnishments Sought Against Atlanta Railway and Power
Rapid Transit Company files garnishments in superior court against Atlanta Railway and Power to recover damages for delays in Grant Park line construction. The Trust Company of Georgia reports $51,080.85 in assets, Lowry National Bank $156,997.71, Southern Railway Company has rails and material, while Western and Atlantic and other lines report no on hand assets.
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Rapid Transit Company
Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Rapid ‘Transit Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Superior Court
Grant Park
Itfa
Supreme Court
Trust Company of Georgia
Railway and Power
Lowry National Bank
Southern Railway Company
Western and Atlantic
Georgia
Louisville and
Nashvihienee
Technological Summer School Admits Boys at Georgia Tech
A summer course at the Georgia School of Technology prepares boys for the October regular session. Attendance guarantees admission to the regular school and costs little. For information address Professor Wallace, care School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga.
Private School Announces Summer Instruction Offer
W. MM. Greefilee of the Boys High School offers summer instruction in languages and mathematics. Special attention to Spanish French and German. Prepares pupils for college or tech. Apply at 176 W. N. avenue.
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W. MM. Greefilee
Boys’ High School
W. N. Avenue
Pan American Exposition Notes and Fragments
Fragmentary notes reference the 1901 Pan American Exposition with mentions of Niagara Falls and Lake Charg and related exhibits. The text hints at locations and attractions but lacks complete context or dates.
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Niagars-alls and
Lake Chau
Repairs Planned for Tabernacle Baptist Church Edifice
Notices indicate Tabernacle Baptist Church at Luckte and Harris streets will receive repairs and a new coat of paint at an estimated cost around 3000 dollars. Separate permits issued to W T Winnecoff cover construction of three two story frame dwellings at Piedmont and North avenues costing 2600 dollars each. Rapid Transit Company adds work on its Butler Street Auburn avenue car house with a 2600 dollar spec.
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Tabernacle Baptist “Church
Pittmahte
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Luckte and
Harris “Atreeze
W. T. Winnecoff
Major Hulbert Ill at 93 Capital Square
Major Willem W. Hulbert, superintendent of the Southern Express Company, is reported quite ill at 93 Capital Square where he resides. A physician said his condition is not serious and expects he will recover in a few days.
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Southern Express Company
Capital
Square
Willem W. Hulbert
Capital Square
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Virginia State Board of Medicine
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Georgian Educational Association
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E. M. Earle & Son
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Pridential Way
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Queen of the Fountains
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Allenhurst
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