Evening dances at Atlanta clubs attract city notables
Across Piedmont Driving Club East Lake Club and City roof garden scenes guests dine and dance for two hundred with many prominent hosts and entertainers including McBurney Hatcher Oglesby Weegee and Adair among others while the Capital City Club roof hosts nightly dancing under starry skies with an upbeat social mood and planned schedules Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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Piedmont Driving Club
McBurney
Mes
Cue Hatcher
Junius Oglesbs Jr
Charles WeGehee
Roby Robinson
Victee Lamar Smith
James L Diches
Denid
Hilly Gott Cub
Drud Hull Golf Club
Dansanta
Vir
Ernest Woodrum
Lowry Arnold
Hunter Perry
H ‘Yw Atkingon
P H Snook
Milton Dargan
Forrest Adair
Thomas & Hi
Capital
House Committee
Capitality Club
Social Hostess Events Highlight Week End At City Club
Mrs Hinman hosts guests including Mrs Thomas Wicresa at the Capital City club for a weekend house party in honor of Miss Virginia Mountcastle and Mir WH Mountcastle of Virginia. Attendees include Mr T W Roberts of Antone Texas, Miss Rose Edwards of Atlanta, and Lex Mable of Mableton. An afternoon tea for Miss Irma G Durnam of Cincinnati at Mrs Arthur Seals Robinson’s Druid Hills home featured pink roses and white decor. The Eastern Star Picnic drew 200 members and guests from eight chapters with broad attendance.
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Hinman
Thomas Wicresa
Dr Hinman
Europe
Alveady
Robert Davis
Joseph Raine Jesterdas
Capital City
Mir
Tom Johnson
East Lake
Virginia Mountcastle
Mountcastie
Virginia
T W Roberts
Antone
Arthur ‘Seals
Robinson
Druid Hills
Irma G_ Durnam
Cincinnata
Waite
Anss Durham
Social and fraternal events fill summer plans
Din ner was spread in the pavilion as Masons of Mississippi hosted guests with Judge Roan delivering a humorous toast and praising cooperative work. Mrs Dils on hosted a matinee for sister Mrs J Rufus King of Augusta, while Elinabeth Slant and others held bridge luncheons for Miss Mary Ferguson of New Orleans. A patriotic service at Immanuel Congregational Church features remarks by Frank Pim and a flag presentation to the Atlanta baseball team by the Joseph Haber sham chapter of A Ks.
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Orado
Missouri
Roan
Masons of
Sissuissipp
Cress
Dlson
Forsyth
J Rufus King
Augusta
R 4A Williams
Wire King
Miss Ferguson
Elimabeth Slant
Fifth Street
Mary Ferguson
New Orleans
Misa Blarke
Immanuel Congregational
Stewart Avenue
Lillian Street
Frank Pim
Dawson College
Unite States
Atlanta
Joseph Habersham
Dan
John Perdue
Gentry Hosts Officers at Capital City Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Gentry entertained the officers and board of directors of the Capital City club and their wives at the Country Club Thursday evening. An error in Friday morning's Constitution claimed they hosted Southern Bell Telephone executives.
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Gentry
W TT Gentry
Capital City Club
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Summer travel notices head to Atlantic City and beyond
A garbled list of residents planning summer travel across the region includes Elizabeth McCarthy heading to Lake Toxaway and Atlantic City, families moving between Maine and New York, Adirondacks, and Europe. Several couples and individuals plan extended trips and vacations, with notes of arrivals back in the city and preparations for summer stays in Martha Bloodworth, Lookout Mountain, Highlands NC, and Atlantic City.
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Ancer
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Valley of Virginia
Greanbrier White
Hot Springs
Atlantic City
Mr Gunby
Stationary Engineers Elect Their Officers
Georgia Lodge No 1 of the National Association of Stationary Engineers elected officers for the coming year. Delegates to the national convention in Milwaukee were Alfred Jarvis and Senn, with Lloyd and Thornton as alternates. Officers include President L H Fenn, Vice President P Thornton, Recording and Corresponding Secretary Alfred Lewis, Financial Secretary S A Lloyd, Treasurer J S Lacy, Conductor W O Oreldan, Doorkeeper I A Poole, Trustee Earl F Scutt for three years.
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Georgia Lodge
National Association of Stern
Lexineers
Milwaukee
Alfred Jarvis
Sh Senn
Lloyd
P Thornton
L H Fenn
Alfred Lewis Financial
S A Lloyd
J S Lacy
Ore
Poole
Earl F Scutt
Shiver v Tite suit tops Tift Superior Court docket
The July term of Tift Superior Court will convene Monday with a light civil docket expected to take about a day and a half to clear. The major case is Mrs DD Shiver against HH Tite for 7600 damages over her husband’s death in 1912 when his horse threw him from a buggy at the Tifton Terminal company. The criminal docket can be cleaned in a few days, though many prisoners await grand jury action.
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Tift Superior Court
Tiftonin
DD Shiver
HH Tite
Tifton Terminal Company
R Enamel
Overland Band from Toledo Heads to Atlanta for Concerts
The fifty member Great Overland factory band arrived in Atlanta from Houston en route to Ohio after attending a Rotary convention. They will play at Ponce de Leon park during the ball game intermission and again in Grant Park from 8 to 4 o'clock, showcasing workers from thirty seven factory departments.
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Overland
Atlanta
Ohio
Houston
Teton
International Convention of
Rotary Clubs
Toledo
Texas
Ohio Michigan
Willya-Overland
Atianta
Ponce de Leon Park
Grant Park
Overland Band
Willys Overland Company
Ichestra
Lig
Geven
John
Willys
Committees Named to Solicit for Brenau Memorial
Gainesville Georgia today reports committees formed to raise nine thousand dollars for the Brenau Memorial Lesysie Southgate Sammand. A canvass begins next Tuesday with subcommittees, a joint meeting for supper planned, and a new building to be erected adjacent to the Conservatory with offices for the Young Women’s Christian Association and classrooms, museum space, and chapel facilities.
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Gainesville
Kayne Palmyur
Lesysie Southgate Sammand
Conservatory
Orth Hall
Acess
Dows
Tollere
Young Womens Christian Association
Young Women Cristian Association
Young Womens Christian Assocation Cabinet
Christian Association
Department of Biblical Instruction
Tift Truck Growers Shipping Crops This Week
Tifton reports truck growers shipping tomatoes in bulk with about 500 crates moved yesterday. Melons and cantaloupes totaled around fifty carloads this week, roughly 2 500 crates. Cucumber market improves though no significant movement from here. Potatoes okra lima beans and squash also shipped from the packing house. Pickle salting station collected 4857 bushels of cucumbers by Wednesday, nearly ending the season as total receipts approach 5 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Tift County Truck Growera Association
Fine wheat crop for Gwinnett farmers
In Gwinnett county the June crop outlook is good as the just harvested wheat yields a fine stand. Hundreds of acres of stubble are being sown in peas amid general farmer prosperity. A local auto dealer reports distributing two hundred automobiles within a year.
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Norcross
Gwinnett County
New School at Whigham Ground Broken
Whigham on July 3 special ground was broken today for a new school building. The modern brick structure will be larger and better than the former one destroyed by fire last year. It is expected to be completed and ready for the opening of the term.
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Dugene P Rinck
Evelyn Orme
New York
William Harmon Black
Mauretania
Europe
Miss Mayme
Ott Sigillef
Chautauqua N
Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
Wiss Han
Kirkwood
Whigham
Tully
Atlanta Grocer Promises Flour to Win Ladies
A Atlanta grocer faced trouble after failing to satisfy customers until he began offering Daily Varden Flour White as the Driven Snow. The promotion aimed to attract women shoppers and boost sales, drawing attention to his store and its products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Notre Dame Lady Reports Cure for Rheumatism Claim
A letter from a Notre Dame resident touts a home remedy that supposedly banishes uric acid from the blood and relieves stiff joints and rheumatic pain. The writer urges others to write for the remedy, claiming thousands will testify.
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Joopenn
M. Summers
Bye
Notre Dame
Ind
Safe and sane Fourth in Atlanta with parade of events
Atlanta marks independence day with a full slate of activities. The city plans flag raising at Ponce de Leon with dignitaries and Daughters of the American Revolution, a large barbecue for widows and children at Grant Park, and various public celebrations across parks, theaters, and grounds. Mayor Woodward and Chief Beavers vow safety and an end to street fireworks as police increase presence.
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Atlanta
Woodward
Beavers
von Werrmann
Federal
Joseph Labernham
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Ponce de Leon
Callaway
Smith
John A Perdue
Henry Collier
C H Ashford
C H Johnson
J H Fdardeman
W OS Dykes
L Peel
George Stevens
New Orleans
Movch
Piedmont Continental Chapter
A Hlasfriend
Dan Carey
Carey
J O Wynn
St Philips Cathedral
Bishop Nelson
Atlanta Scottish Association
Burns Cottage T
Fifth Regiment
Auditorium Armory
WC Hendrit
W H Leahy
Oscar Palmour
Peter F Clarke
A Morgan
Tlanta
Grant Park
GA towns celebrate the glorious Fourth
Special reports from Fitzgerald and Lyerly describe Fourth of July plans with parades speeches by Edward Young Clark of Quitman and J M Ashley of Valdosta on agricultural fairs in south Georgia, afternoon races, a hall game, and a large barbecue with expected events across multiple towns.
Recorder Nash Broyles in Demand as Fourth of July Orator
Judges Nash Broyles is in demand as a Fourth of July orator after accepting one invitation from Oak Hill in Neston county. He declined two additional invites from Wheeler counts and Manchester to deliver the celebration address today.
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Nash Broyles
Oak Hill
Neston County
Wheeler Counts
Manchester
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