Summer weddings and society notices in Atlanta
A string of weddings and social events are announced from Atlanta. Mrs J Brotherton Smail marries Mr W F Gilliam of South Carolina at the bride’s mother’s home on Forsyth Street. Maude Daniel and B Stafford plan a Chicago wedding at West End Baptist church with Lucile Daniel as maid of honor. Laliah Moncrief and George Tarle Scruby announce a Grand Rapids trip after their early fall wedding. Mrs Frank Weldon hosts a luncheon for Miss C E Mason, Castle School head, at the Capital City Club. A driving club dinner dance features guests including Senator and Mrs Hardwick. A Young Women’s Christian Association summer camp opens on river road with a weekend reception and plans by Mrs Harrington and Miss Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapen
Atlanta
J. Brotherton Smail
W. F. Gilliam
South Carolina
W. H Brotherton
Forsyth Street
Hev. Luke Johnson
Grace Church
Dra
Small
W. H. Brotherton
Waeve
Maude Daniel
Mr. B. Stafford
Chicago
West End Baptist Church
J . Mian Lucile Daniel
Gertrude Beckham
Maev Richardson
Cecil Beckham
Nora Goodman
Moncriet-Scruby
Laliah Moncriet
George Tarle Scruby
Grand Rapids
Alta Avenue
Thelma Moncrief
Norman P. Pollitt
Lucile Johnson
G. Figmini Spearman
Isabel Frye
Florence Moncrief
la Grange
Harvey W. Orr
Scruby
Brida
Weldon
Frank Weldon
Capital City Club
Misa C. E. Mazon
Castle School
Tarrytown-on-the-Hudeson
Tea House
George Harrington
Young Women's Christian Association of Atlanta
Converso
Business Women’s Organization
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
W. S. Witham
Lucretia Block
Dirs
Hamilton Block
Hugh Willet
Women's Christian Association
Houston Street
Mrs Myers Entertains and Simpson Jones Wedding Notice
Mrs. Myers entertained a progressive heart-dice party at her Review Avenue home honoring Miss Laura Martin of Simpsonville and Miss Vera Hogsed of Toccoa. Later, Miss Frances Norfolk Simpson and Mr Tieroy Lucien Jones of Lafayette Ind plan a July 15 wedding at Ashby Street West End. The Capital City Club hosted a Friday dinner dance on the roof garden. July Fourth rail special rates via WARS with tickets on sale July 3 4 and 5. Return July 8 1915.
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Myers
Lamont Myere
Review Avenue
Laura Martn
Simpsonville
S.C
Mise Vera Uogsed
Toccoa
Mathigen Florence
Mildred Florence
Vera Hogsed
Laura Martin
Vivian Clyburn
Allie Maxwell
Annie Hall
Inez Hall
Lila Parks
Daley Deaton
Marjorie Bills
Gladge Lane
Messrs
Harvey May
Wilam Reeves
Walter Brannan
Joe Brown
Jack Wilford
Herbert Aubrey
William Morgan
Charles Daniels
Cliff Brady
Lamont Myers
Wiliams
Mrs. Myers
Punch
Marjorie Ellis
Gladys Lane
Simpson-Jones
Frances
Norfolk
Simpson
Tieroy Lucien Jones
Lafayette
Ind
Ashby Street
West End
Bat
Maten
Mrs. Jones
West
Mr. Jones
Perduy' S University
Capital City Club
Arlan
Miss Moncrief Plans Bride Elect Shower and Pre-Wedding Toasts
In compliment to Misa Lalieh Mon criet a bride-elect, Miss Mabel Truitt hosts an afternoon handkerchief shower for the guest of honor with Sallie Banche and Trussella among the attendees. The night before the wedding, Mise Moncrief and Mr. Serwby entertain at the bride's home. Mrs. Frederick is honored at a luncheon by Mrs. J. E. Paullin as she prepares to spend summer in the west. An ice cream festival by the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian church is set for Monday on Mr. Scott’s lawn with home-made ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moncriet
Misa Lalieh Moncriet
Mabel Truitt
Efhoner
Sallie Banche
Trussella
Baturdey Milas Lucile Zohnson
OrBy
Mise Moncrief
Mr. Serwby
Georgia Avenue
Vala Kendal Rogers
Tenville, Ga
J. A. McCrary
Gainesville
Helen McCrary
Tay
Roy Cbrsey
B. EL ‘Yow
Lavonia
Mattle Boyd
Lambdren
Nacoachee Valley
Senos
Meetings shift to Wigwam hall third floor
Atlanta lodge No 230 L A to B R will meet on the third floor of Wigwam hall Central avenue instead of Knights of Pythias hall All members urged to attend next meeting Tuesday July 6 Atlanta Baptist Sunday School association John M Green president meets Sunday afternoon at 830 o clock at Mast Point Baptist church Dr Joseph Broughton to speak Special music All Sunday schools urged to have full representation The Ladies Missionary Society Calvary Methodist church South meets Wednesday July 7 at 3 o'clock with Mrs W C Stevens 67 Racine street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
L. A
B. R
Moet
Wigwam
Central Avenue
Knights of Pythisa
Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association
John M. Green
Mast Point Baptist Church
Joseph Broughton
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Calvary Methodist Church
South
W. C. Stevens
Racine’ Street
Social items list Savannah residents' upcoming travels
Miss Clarisse De Wald of Savannah guests Mrs Pinkus. Mrs Archibald Davis leaves for Clayton. Families plan trips to North Georgia mountains Toxaway Lake Mohawk and Saluda. Several attend summer schools and host house parties in Knoxville Greenville and Nashville. Richard Hurst and others travel to Clayton and Saluda. many visit relatives in Savannah and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Davis
Mra
C. V. LeCraw
Clayton
Cyrug Birjexier
North Georgia
Toxaway
Town Gossip and Travels Populate Local Social Roundup
Local society notes share a flurry of visits and greetings as families travel to Asheville Atlanta Gainesville and Savannah while hosting and attending social gatherings. Mrs G A Howell hosts a sewing club day at daughter Mrs McWhorter Milner with other residents noted visiting relatives and planning forthcoming arrivals including Miss Elizabeth Rose Knoxville guest of Miss Patty MacGehee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rose
Knoxville
Patty MacGehee
Miss Rose
Hawking
Baptist Tabernacle Fourth Of July Services Planned
Fireworks and decorations will mark the Baptist Tabernacle Fourth celebration with Sunday services at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Governor Net E. Harris is invited to speak and legislators are expected. Dr. White will address Our President, and Peace in the morning and Death-Bed Repentance at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Net E. Harris
Dr. White
Georgia Bill Bars Misleading Advertisements
A state house bill proposed by Representative Walter P. Andrews of Fulton County would outlaw fake and misleading advertisements. The measure targets ads that misrepresent goods or offer deceptive inducements, making such acts a misdemeanor under state law and subject to existing penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Andrews
Fulton County
Georgia
State of Georgia
Patriotic Colors At Trinity Church Service Planned
Dr Charles C Jones urges patriotism and piety as Trinity Church decorates the auditorium and Sunday school chapel in national colors. A ladies committee will lead the effort, Boy Scouts attend in a body, and a large choir conducted by Charles A Sheldon will sing The Star Spangled Banner and America. Dr Jones preaches The Flag As a Religious Emblem. Furphy plans outdoor Capitol lawn services with other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Jones
Trinity Church
National Co
Atty Voices
Charles A. Sheldon
America
Dr. Jones
R Furphy
Capitol
Special Services at Central Presbyterian Church
Special services will be held tomorrow at Central Presbyterian Church. Dr Dunbar Goden will preach on America's Opportunity and Obligation. There will be special music. In the evening the congregation will unite with other churches around the capitol for an open air service.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Dunbar
Goden
America
Capitol
New Headquarters for Jitney Bus Club
J. Coy Pearce president of the Atlanta Jitney Bus club announced the group moved its headquarters from Walton street to the balcony of the Folsom hotel on Marietta street. He said the club will operate a minute ditney service citywide and that membership has exceeded eighty as new members join. the telephone remains Main 302.
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J. Coy Pearce
Atlanta
Patriotic Service At First Christian Church
The First Christian Bible school presents a patriotic service Sunday at 9:30 AM. The church will be decorated in national colors with all music patriotic. Younger scholars perform drills and a fine program on patriotism. A five minute tribute to the flag is featured. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Bible School
Dr Hall to Preach at First Methodist on The Prince of Peace
Dr J J Hall will preach Sunday night at the First Methodist church with the subject The Prince of Peace. The sermon will focus on peace and spiritual guidance for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hall
J. J. Hall
First Methodist Church
Prince of Peace
Fraternal Aid Union delegates end district meeting in Atlanta
Delegates from Alabama Georgia Florida Tennessee and South Carolina wrapped up the Fraternal Aid Union district convention at the Red Men's Wigwam in Atlanta on Thursday night after adopting resolutions thanking hosts for entertainment and naming delegates to Pasadena California for the supreme lodge meeting July 27. The main business session selected Atlanta residents Charles C. Gillett and John Smith George Latham of Calhoun County Ga A M Douglas of Birmingham Ala Captain E Grove of Mobile Ala W L Pollard of Chattanooga Tenn Dr J H Liebke of Memphis Tenn W G Meet Donald of Charleston Marion Nelson of Rock Hill S C Dr N Wooldridge of Tampa Fla and John Park of Key West Fla to attend the Pasadena gathering. The grand lodge attendees will spend three days in California with side trips planned, followed by a luncheon at the Winnecock Hotel and an automobile tour before a Winescoff banquet to close the sessions.
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Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Fraternal Aid Union
Atlanta
Supreme Loge
Order
Pasadens
Cal
Pasadena
Charles CG. Gillett
John ¥. Smith
George Latham
Galmenville
A. M. Douglas
Birmingham
Alea
E. Grove
Mobile
Ala
W. L. Pollard
Chattanooxe
Tenn
J. H. Liebke
Memphis
Donald
Charienton
Marion Nelson
Rock Hill
N. Wooldridge
Tampe
Pia
John Park
Key Wear
Grand Lodge
California
Winnecoff
Paints
Winecoff
Geldert to Start Advertising and Writing Service Bureau
Louis N. Geldert former newspaper man returns to Atlanta after years east and north to open 505 Grant Building advertising and writing service bureau. He will focus on general advertising especially designing and writing booklets and trade letters. Geldert formerly edited and published The Insurance Herald of Atlanta.
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Louis N. Geldert
Atlanta
Grant Building
Mr. Geldert
Insurance Herald of Atlanta
Servant in House Sermon Topic At Wesley Memorial
The pastor at Wesley Memorial church will discuss The Servant in the House by Tharley Kennedy during the evening service. The morning service sermon text is Victorious Defeat, to be addressed in the day’s lineup.
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Tharley Kennedy
Wesley Memorial Church
Renal
Churches Plan Open Air Meetings on Capitol Steps
Six churches near the state capitol will begin a series of open air gatherings on the capitol steps on July 4. Participating churches include Central Presbyterian Second Baptist First Christian St Philip s Cathedral Trinity and the German Lutheran church. A mixed choir and a sixteen piece orchestra will provide music with a special address by Rt Rev E K Nelson bishop of Atlanta.
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State Capitol Building
Capitol Steps
Central Presbyyerian
Second Baptist
First Christian
St. Philip's Cathedral
Trinity
K. Nelson
Atlanta
Union Gospel Service Planned For Sunday Night
A union gospel service will be held on the North Boulevard lawn between Forrest and East Avenues. Jacksonian Baptist Grace Methodist and Westminster Presbyterian churches cooperate with Rev. Luke G. Johnson Rev. L. Bar ton and Rev. A. A. Lite in charge. Luke G. Jensen to preach. services announced as informal with public invitation to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Boulevard
Forrest
East Avenues
Union
Jacksonian Baptist
Grace Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian
Luke G. Johnson
L. & Barton
A. A. Lite
Luke G. Jensen
Everstting
Bishop W A Candler to Preach Sunday
Bishop Warren A Candler will arrive Sunday at 11 am at Draid Fill Methodist Church. He will deliver the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Candler
Warren
Draid Fill Methodist Church
Organ Recital at Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Bartholomew Mies Eda FE will give an organ recital at Harris Street Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at eight o'clock, to which the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
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Arthur Powell
A. McD. Wilson
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the Grand Canyon
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Charles Biyea
Chil Aren
George Dwelle
Saluda
Grace Bloodworth
Nell Watthhoate
Janet Hatcher
Mary Murphey
Inman Bell
Greenville
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Ruth Wing
Ann Goode Mércer
Eufaula
Samuel W. Goode
Fourth
Avalie Simpson
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Anna Young
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Valley
Corneling Tuerie
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Sam Hurst
William McCarty
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Richard Hull
Charles Northen
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Whit Coilier
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Blanche McKnight
Margaret Hagan
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Nacooche
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Charles Sisson
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Lynn Werner
Raymond
Ariven
Mra. R
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Matthew
G. A. Howell
McWhorter Milner
Frank Hawkins
Lonnie Hawkins
Grave Park Inn
Asheville
Thomas H. McKey
Valdosta
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Craig Cofield
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Athens
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Valdosts
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Jitney Bus Club
Fraternal Aid
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Union Gospel Service
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