Elegant Atlanta Wedding Unites Carrie Alexander and P R Allen
Miss Carrie Alexander and Mr. P R Allen were married at 9 PM in the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. James H. Alexander, 146 Juniper Street. The ceremony, attended by family and close friends, featured white and green floral decor, a Juliet gown for the bride, and a reception with a lace-draped table and lilies. The newlyweds will reside at The Manor in Asheville, North Carolina, where Mr. Allen manages the Wachovia Trust Insurance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Allen
Carrie Alexander
P. R Allen
James H. Alexander
Juniper Street
Eloise Alexander
Lucile Alexander
Eloise Gaines
Harry Alexander
Point Jaca
8. T. Sparkman
Columbia
8. C
Taunbar H. Ogden
Whitney Hubner
Lakes
Canada
Allen
Asheville
N. C
Wachovia Trust and Banking Co
Atlanta
Meetings of the Better Half Division 21 G 1 A to B of L E
The group will hold a regular meeting Thursday July 3 at 2 30 p m in the K of P hall Kiser building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E
Phati
Kiser
Social items mention travels and visits across several states
Mr and Mrs Edwin Pp Ansley plan a Canada trip from August 1 to mid September renting Mrs Orme Campbell's Sharbot Lake house. Amy Hearn departs for two weeks at Mountain City near Rabun Gap. Mr and Mrs W A Gregg go to Highlands NG, and C I Walker Jr and family and Almeda Jackson stay at Laurel Park Villa Hendersonville NC. Mildrea Thomas hosted in Augusta by Mrs Louise Wells on Greene Street. Mrs W F Parkhurst and son return after visits to New York and New England post the men’s convention in Baltimore. Clarence Blosser to New Orleans next week to join Mrs Blosser and their son, then return to Becher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Pp. Ansley
Canada
Orme Campbell
Sharbot Lake
Mildrea Thomas
Augusta
Louise Wells
Greene Street
W. F. Parkhurst
Willam F. Parkhurst
New York
New England
Baltimore
Clarence Blosser
New Orleans
Stroud Won't Return to Mercer University
Macon Georgia July 2 Special Dr C C Stroud athletic director at Mercer University for three years and recently elected to the chair of physics culture by the new prudential committee will not return next term Acting President J F Sellora read a message from him stating his plans as athletic director at the University of Louisiana had gone too far to be given up and he would remain there
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Macon
C. C. Stroud
Mercer University
New Prudential Committee
Mercer
J. F. Sellora
University of Louisiana
Telegraph Operator Sues Southern Road for 25000
W A VanDevendar of Cordere Ga sues the Southern Railway company in Houston County Court for 25000 claiming excessive duty on a telegraph shift left him without rest. He alleges nine hour limit violated under federal statutes caused nervous shock heart weakening and Brights disease.
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Cordere
W. A. VanDevendar
Southern Railway Company
Houston
VanDevendar
Bright
Fight on McReynolds continued by Mann
Washington July 2 Representative Kahn's resolutions to have the house call upon Attorney General McReynolds for all the papers in the Caminetti Diggs white slave cases and Western Fuel company prosecutions were reported out today with the recommendation that they be tabled because McReynolds already had complied. Mann immediately reopened his attack on the administration for its attitude toward those cases and forced an adjournment. He served notice the house he intended to filibuster unless discussion of the cases was allowed.
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Washington
Kahn
House
McReynolds
Slaton Reception Transforms Mansion Lawn Into Tropical Garden
Governor Slaton and Mrs. Slaton hosted Georgia’s General Assembly at a formal reception last night at the mansion. A lush lawn garden, decorative lights, and fountains framed guests including Senate President Randolph Anderson and House Speaker William Burwell, with Fort McPherson and Fort McPherson officers in dress uniform adding to the ceremony.
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John Marshall Slaton
General Assembly of
Georgia
Cain Street
Imilax
Slaton
Senate
Randolph Anderson
Fort McPherson
Fifth Infantry
William D. Grant
Evans
van Orsdale
Athens Trust Case Heads To Ten Jurors Today
In Athens Georgia the long awaited Athens Trust and Banking Company wrecking case moves toward a ten jury panel after five days of intense heat. Defendant 3 W Griffin testifies for four and a half hours denying guilt while noting his fifty dollar a month salary as bank president. He appeals for mercy as his family claims poverty and innocence. Prosecution and defense pace openings and closings with multiple speakers and judges Holden and Cobb splitting defense and prosecution roles respectively.
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Athens
Athens Bank
W. Griffin
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Horace M. Holden
Andrew J. Cobb
Supreme Court
Sylveitor Gamble
Tri State Printers Plan Organization In Augusta
Printers from Georgia South Carolina and Florida met in Augusta to perfect the Tri State Printers association. The two day convention aims to unite union and non union printers to strengthen the Typographical union. C R Allingon chaired the initial session and addressed attendees.
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Augusta
Tri-State Printers’ Association
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Allingon
Atlanta Baritone Charged With Theft
Griffin Georgia July 2 Special P B Atwood an Atlanta baritone singer recently completing a two week engagement with a local moving picture house is charged with theft of 75 dollars. A warrant issued by Mrs Borders follows him to Albany where sheriff pursues arrest. Boarders claims the money disappeared from a pocketbook under a pillow on a lounge though she did not see the act. A 12 50 check in the pocketbook remains undisturbed.
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Griffin
P B. Atwood
Atlanta
Moving Picture House
J. Borders
Arwood
Albany
Mia
Bordery
Seaboard Engineers Prepare Cordele Track Expansion
Cordele Georgia July 3 engineers for the Seaboard Railway company were in Cordele yesterday preparing plans for additional trackage in the yards. The project will cost about 30000 dollars.
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Cordele
Sperial
Seaboard Railway Company
Fang
100 Cars of Peaches Total Georgia Crop
Macon Ga July Special. Instead of the first estimate of 2200 cars of peaches this season, John F Troutman says Georgia will ship no more than 800 or 500 cars, about the 1911 level. Peaches bring 2 to 2.50 a crate from Fort Valley. J Frank Hartley, a large grower, lost twelve cars in a hail and wind storm, saving some by sending to a Fort Valley canning factory. loss may reach 15000. Riberta crop will total under 300 carloads.
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Macon
John F. Troutman
Fort Valley
J. Frank Hartley
Byron
Douglas Co. Farmer Commits Suicide in Jail
Douglasville Georgia July 2 Special J L Dempsy a prominent Douglas county farmer hanged himself with a blanket in the county jail He had been placed there for safekeeping after a period of derangement There was no other occupant of the jail and he had been dead for hours when found He was 41 a longtime resident and left a separated wife amid worries over possession of his children The coroner's jury ruled suicide
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Douglasville
J. L. Dempsy
Douglas County
Dempsy
Diamonds and the Value of Precious Stones Market
Diamonds of a character like those we handle create popular appreciation for investment value. We maintain a complete showing of the best values on the market.
Agricultural meeting highlights soil fertility and legumes
Mr Boyett stressed benefits from demonstration and extension work through state colleges of agriculture. Prof W H Worsham discussed soil fertility and fertilizers, urging cow peas and legumes to cut fertilizer costs. Prof J L Bishop spoke on insemenation and farming cooperatives. Afternoon session covered vegetable growing and cooperative selling. A canning demonstration was led by Mrs T O Clark.
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J. L. Bishop
J.w. For
Black man kills woman in Perry fatal incident
Special report from Perry Georgia states Tom Dearen, identified as a Black man, struck Roxie Richardson with an automatic public safety item at C. V. Dennard’s farm near Giovania, four bullets caused her death. Dearen is jailed awaiting October term of the superior court.
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Miss Harman
H. E. Harman
Dorothy Harman
Germany
Mies Harman
Nellie Kiser Stewart
Margaret Buckner
Roanoke
Helen Fores
Inga
Stewart
St. Philip's Cathedral
Nelson
St. Philip's
Mrs. Adams
Sadye Andrews
W. J. Adams
Snow
Adams
Knoxville
Nunanally
Nunnally
Whitehall
Peachtree
Hew
Oe Xwn Andrews
Berah Eubanks
Annie Winship Bates
Mary Andrews
Amy Hearn
Mountain City
Rabun Gap
W. A. Gregg
Will Gregg
Highlands
C. I. Walker, Jr
Cornelia and
Ingenia
Almeda Jackson
Laurel Park Villa
Hendersonville, N. C
Stroud
Sues
M’reynolds
Mann
Allen’s
J.P. Allen & CO
Barden
Mrs. Slaten
Athens Trust
J. W. Griffin
Tri-State Printers Plan Organization
Douglas CO
North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Southern Railway
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
Black
Negress
Capital City
M. Rich & Bros. Co
M. Rich & Bros.co
RNA Department of Famous Shoes
Aaarar
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