East Lake Dinner Dance for Visiting Tennis Players
A special dinner dance is announced for tonight at the East Lake Country Club in honor of players at the Southern Tennis Championship. Music and dancing run from 5:30 p.m. to midnight with porch and terrace dining if the weather allows, hosted by Allen Ramseur and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L Allen of Buford, Ga.
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East Lake
East Lake Country
The
Athletic Club
Allen Ramseur
Clarence L Allen
Buford
Vashti Stanley
Edwin Foyle Ramseur
Gainesville
Beaumont Davison
Druid Hills
Nut” Club
Sliney
Judson Harlan
Nodh, Smith, Macknzia” Barnes
Games Bedell Shag Hubert
Alexander Maddox
Eugene Thornton
Compliments and Camp Plans Highlight Mrs Davis Visit
A luncheon hosted by Mrs Clayton Callaway honored Mrs Jeff Davis of Toc-Sem with New Garden flowers as a center, while guests included Miss Ittner, Miss Florence Ogiebach, and Mrs Passmore of Philadelphia. Remaining events feature teas and club gatherings as others prepare for camp in western North Carolina at Springdale on Pigeon River near Asheville.
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Rank West
Wesley Avenue
John MacDougald
Mra MacDougalad
Gladiali
Jon
Carda
Mise Ittner
Misa Florence Ogiebach
Passmore
Philadelphia
Rausenberg
Ruth Howard
Mildred Harrie
Lote Pottillo
Mixx
Martha Smit
Mise Ona Belle Chapman
Herry ‘Taylor
Mildred Dobbs
Davis
Clayton Callaway
Wna
Jeff Davis
Toc- Sem
Afra Alfred New
Garden Flowers
Edtiool
Myre Davie
Hirs
Benjamin Watking
Sire
Thomas Callas Ray
C’ Smith
William Hurd Dillyer
Olive Shropshire
W RC Smith
Russell Porter
Benjamin , Watkins
East Lake Country Club
Misses Ruth, Crusselle
Helena Edmunds
Clara Cole
Martha Boykin
Alice Wilson
Nort Carolina
Springdale
Pigeon River
Asheville
Misses Gwyn
Boy Burned Firing Firecrackers on Fourth in Atlanta
Eight year old Frank Cooledge was badly burned at home on Ivy Street while sharing firecrackers with siblings after Monday rain. His clothing front ignited from a lit match or exploding cracker. He was taken to Grady hospital in serious condition with extensive chest and stomach burns. The family includes Frank Cooledge Sr. and others.
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Atlanta
Frank Cooledge
Ivy Street
Frank
Hia
Grady Hospital
Spelling Bee Wins at Rotary Meeting Led by A. Giles
Rotarian Arthur Giles clad in red necktie and white flannels spelled down Atlanta business notables at a Rotary club gathering. The event featured a two-team spelling contest led by John Brice and Howard Malone, drew a large crowd, and marked the first presidency of Lee Jordan. A resolution endorsed true advertising enforcement and Atlanta aimed to host the 1917 International Rotary convention.
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Arthur Giles
Atlanta
Rotary Club
Preston Arixwright
Lauren Foreman
R C Campbell
Ivan E Allen
Hubert Anderson
Bulow Campbell
Howard Geldert
John Brice
Howard Malone
Lee Jordan
Bert Adams
San Francisco
International Rotary Club
International Rotarians
Miss Susie McClellan Home From Detroit Convention
Miss Susie McClellan returned from the American Association of Public Employment Offices convention held in Detroit last week. She attended as a delegate from the Atlanta Clearance House for Unemployment and carries reports on labor clearing houses during wartime emergencies. Other delegates from New York and Georgia discussed placing women in public employment offices, juvenile workers, and vocational guidance.
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Susie McClellan
American Association of Publc
Detroit
Atlanta
New York
National Association of Government Labor
United States
Canada
Stanley
Georgia
McClellan
Louise Codencrants
Women's Department
Proto Employment Bureau
Rooklyn
Busses Ath Campbell
Schmidhapp Bureau
Cincinnati
Anne Davis
Jusenile Employment Bureau
Chicago
Hilda Mulhauser
Wonen Band Girls' Bureau
Inneses To Fight Latest Indictment
Victor B Innes and his wife Ida Mae Innes await action by the U S Supreme Court in Washington on appeals to avoid extradition to Georgia over a year old larceny after trust indictments. If the high court rules against them, extradition may proceed on federal fraud indictments. Marshall Nelms and solicitor Hugh M Dorsey, with federal authorities, press to prosecute the couple tied to the Beatrice and Hois Nelms disappearance during a westward trip.
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Victor B Innes
Mra
Ida Mae Innes
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Georgia
Inneses
Supreme Court
San Antonio
Marshall Nelms
Soliieitor
Hugh M Dorsey
Beatrice
Hois Nelms
Barbecue Hosted by Griffin Firms Draws Atlanta Guests
The H V Kell company and the Griffin Grocery company gave a complimentary barbecue at Griffin Georgia on Monday. A large crowd attended with many friends of the two firms and several Atlantans among the guests.
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Griffin
Atlanta
H V Kell Company
Griffin Grocery Company
Pickpocket Relieves W. H. Pritchett of $106
W. H. Pritchett of 86 Carroll Street reported losing $106 Monday afternoon amid Five Points holiday crowds. He recalls a man crowding him for several minutes and has given detectives a description. no clues yet. Augusta, Georgia. July 6. Mrs C T O Connell of this place grows a giant celery plant in her garden, measuring 19 feet tall and 5 feet in circumference, with a stalk 1 1/2 inches thick.
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W. H. Pritchett
Carroll Street
Augusta
Vacational schools show strong progress in ten week session
A round table of fifty two teachers in the Chamber of Commerce building reviewed progress of Atlanta’s seven vocational schools. Miss Laura Smith reported 1,220 students enrolled, with 150 admitted after strict checks to skip a grade, and praised student attendance and consistent participation as the program advances.
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Chamber of Commerce
Laura Smith
Atlanta
R J Guinn
Board of Education
Biss Cora Brown
Ladies’ Board of Visitors
Miss Smith
Miss Smyth
Guinn
Miss Brown
Tax law repeal warned to cause big Georgia loss
Quitman, July 6 Special Charles T. Tillman president of the Georgia Board of Tax Equalizers warns that repealing the current tax equalization law would cost Brooks county between 2 and 8 million dollars in property returns and that similar losses would hit the state. He notes many farm land returns have declined under the board rather than risen, despite gains from uncovering concealed property and returning it to the state.
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Quitman
Charles T. Tillman
Georga Board of Tax Equalizers
Brooks County
Tillman
Tthe
Thomas County Boys Raising Fine Porkers
Thomaaville Ga July 6 Special That Thomas county was the prettiest lot and the largest number of pies ever known in the county is the opinion of L Proctor county demonstrator who has been visiting Pig club toys in various section He says he has seen fifty six members of the Boys Corn and Pig clubs and forty five have pigs ready to show at the Thomas county fair this is the largest proportion he has heard of anywhere.
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Thomaaville
Thomas County
L . Proctor
Proctor
Apartment House To Cost 470000 Will Be Erected
Excavations have begun at Peachtree and Fourth for a new At lanta apartment block by HP Black. A 70,000, 30-unit Italian renaissance design three story building will use pres a brick and slate roofing. Units range two to seven rooms with convertible layouts. Architect C E B Frazier has drawn plans awaiting city approval. Gude & Co. as contractors hold the building contract.
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Peachtree
Fourth Streets
Atlanta
HP Black
Will
Ceb Frazier
Candler
Hd R Haven
Gude & Co. Contractors
Grant Building
Whitehall Street Lot Sells At 420 Per Front Foot
Real estate deal closes with Whitehall tract sold for 420 per front foot to West End Pharmacy. LJ Daniels Company nets 5006 profit after purchasing two years ago for 15000. Property fronts 48 feet on Whitehall and 120 feet on Windsor, northeast corner at Whitehall and Windsor.
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Atlanta
Whitehall_s
Robert Otis
Otis & Holliday
LJ Daniel Company
West End
William J Davis
Whitehall and
Windsor Streets
L J Danlek
Davia
Whitehall
Windsor
Injunction halts Y M C A sale in Waycross
Waycross Ga July 6 Special J sale of Waycross property of the Young Men s Christian Association under legal procedure was stopped today by an injunction filed by the mayor and council through City Attorney John S Walker. July 24 was set for the hearing. The petition seeks dismissal of the trustee and Rev R A Brown pastor of the Presbyterian church named receiver. The petition alleges sale now would cost the city 5000 in loan and 8000 in taxes and that trustees advertised debt including 3900 in first mortgage fees. The property is valued at 75000 and debts are less than assets.
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Waycross
Young Men’s Christian Association
John S&s Walker
R. A. Brown
Presbyterian Church
Cits
Jesup Hosts Meeting to Boost Dixie Route
A large gathering in Jesup Georgia backed a Dixie highway expansion from Bronawick through Jesup with Glynn Pierce Liberty Appling and Ware county reps pledging support. Speakers urged transit improvements and a bridge over Altamaha Creek while outlining county cooperation for a broader road network.
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Jesup
Dixie Highway
Bronawick
Glynn
Pierce
Liberty
Appling
Ware
Brunswick
Glian County
Steel Brides
W R Townsend
Olm Dussisuers
Glynn County
Joe Bunnxett
Albert Fendi
Townsend
Lott
Wayne Comity
Hortense
KL Dixon
Patterson
Perce
Wayne
Blacksher
Voj Gieidhurst
Sie
Altamahather
Baxley
Meeting advances road building plans in Wayne County
H W Pearson, a Wayne County commissioner, was elected president and BUM Milken, editor of The Isoup Sentinel, secretary. The meeting today in Yim Brunswick and the Jesup gathering will aid in building better roads in the section.
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Ion
H W Pearson
Wayne Counts
Bum Milken
Isoup Sentinel
Tedayy
Brunswick
Jesup
Highway Council No 1 Is Organized At Rome
Rome forms Highway Council No 1 joining the Music Highway association as a second allied city after Chattanooga. Headquarters at Rome, with as many as three hundred members expected. officers Wight W Tungharm chairman Moses Wright vice chairman T B Owens secretary John M Graham treasurer TJ Simpson director. organized by Richard Mardy and Wil Robinson of Cittancora.
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Rome
Ispce al
Mzic Highway Association
Chamber of Commercee Council No 1
Chattanoosa
Associaton
Secend
Floyd County
Summer Skin Care Trick Claims To Remove Wrinkles
Fragments describe a home remedy for summer skin care and wrinkle removal. A soaking powder mix with sixhellio is suggested for nightly facial use followed by washing with warm water.
Dresses on sale in all styles for summer use
Dresses of every sort and style for morning afternoon and evening are featured with fabrics including crepes de chine vaffetas gros de londre organdies voices nets and linens. Bright white and colored dresses in season styles, many in stock less than a fortnight, will move quickly in this sale on the fourth floor.
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Londre
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Joseph Nutting
Fifteenth Street
Tittle
Jean Nutting
Itite
Caroline Paullin
Elizabeth Goekla
Acne. Dickinson
Mery Eckfort
Florence Ieckford
Elisabeth
James Paulin
Holbrook Beaney
Oliver Jones Jr
Cam Dorsey
Ira Dan Sage
Harold Cummings
Willam Reynolds
George Forrester, Jr
Robert Pringle
Lt. Huey
Miss Candler
Edie Hunter
Samuel Hurst
Rebecca Candler
Ethel and
Helen Coffee
Miss Hunter
Mrs. Burst
Inman Park
S C Dobbs
Suffrage School
Ansley Hotel
Amelia R Woodall
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Rose M Ashby
Joseph Habersham
DAFR
University Club
Driving Club
Mary Rice
Hamutten
Columbus
Jeff Davila
Toccoa
Misa Hebecca Hil
Mary Hardwick
Sandersville
Henry DeGive
Yow
Lithonia
J EC Pedder
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Belsham
Norman Sharpe
Bridge
Robert H Lyons
Arl New
Baltimore
William Akers
Akers
Betta Cheek-Neal
Nashville
Houston
Jacksonville
Louis Wiley
New York Times
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
A. Giles
Susie M’clellan
Thomas County Boys
Brunswick-Jesup
Nadine
National Toilet Company
Paria
Tenn
Ivy
North Forsyth St
Ansley
Highway Council No. 1
Vince
Mar- Sd
Bathi
Singer Shop
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Whitehall St
Dell
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