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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
8
Due to departures, the Hoosier Ladies Auxiliary will hold its summer meeting on Wednesday July 14 at 3 00 PM at Mrs P Cahyers Spring Street home instead of July 21. The Sheltering Army schedules its monthly meeting Thursday July 3 at 10 30 AM at Gate City Mill Nursery East Point.
Miss Susan McClellan returns from Detroit while many local residents host or visit and travel. Guests include Mrs Jef Davis of Toccos with Alfred Newell. Miss Sara Hansel in Thomanville. the MacDowalds after their wedding. Nellie Peters Black at home. Marvin Conway and Ebner Fulton visiting San Francisco and western sites. the Cerlaire family at Saluda and Asheville. Mrs Florence L Watts of Lenois with daughter Mrs Guy Ring. Mrs Charles Fisher Barker in Seattle for five weeks. Clara Wimberly visiting Mrs Arnold Broyles. Jeff Mondex planning a California trip. Atkins and Sloan in Alabama and California respectively. Caral Greene joining Mrs Percy Adams at Wrightsville. Beauchamp, Mitchell and Maddox at Morehead City. Robert Forrester back from Wrightsville Beach. Lillian Mitchell at a house party in Waynesboro. Miss Mary McMurray entertaining at Zaloma Beach near Savannah. Mrs Owens and children at Wrightsville. Jennie D Finley hosting a compliment to Miss Rebecca Candler. Lena Swift Huntley and Mrs Gilve Jones with baby at Atlantic City. David Crockett and son home from Wrightsville Beach. Maurice Helahan family in Tiger, Georgia. Inman children heading to Toxaway camp. Cyrus Strickler family at Tiger. Mrs H H Tucker en route to Atlanta via Chicago and Niagara Falls. Miss Caroline Wootten of Covington visiting Miss Gertrude Richardson at East Lake. Clarke family summering near Atlanta. Eppie String and Joanne Clarke mentioned.
A series of weekend visits and small gatherings unfolds across Cedartown and nearby towns. Margaret Hosser and Elmer Harwell visit family in Cedartown while Mr W B Coline and Bradley tour Wheeler Springs. Dabney hosts a fifth anniversary party in Evans Court. Huntt hosts guests from Virginia, and Rooney sisters travel to Moultrie for Mr James Rooney at the Colquitt hotel. Henry L DeGive plans a dance for guests Misses Yow of Lavonia.
The Atlanta park board unanimously adopted a resolution barring park department employees from active political involvement. The measure, introduced by Park Commissioner M B Young, directs the general manager to prevent political activity while allowing private voting. The board also discussed park improvements, bicycle patrols for Grant Park, and plans to invite drill exhibitions by fraternal groups at Piedmont Park.
Turned from gunboat life to land duties, Coxswain Samuel Verney Palmer seeks legal action after local officials relocate a naval musician. He aims to buy H Haynes piano bought for 250, offering 80 installments, with Turner contesting the debt in municipal court.
Athens Ga July 6 Special The third annual Rural Life day planned for Georgia will be observed in Athens during the summer school session Thursday July 15 Governor Harris to speak The conference, directed by Prof Howard Widom of the Peabody school and presided by the state school superintendent, gathers county superintendents state supervisors and rural teachers with over eight hundred teachers in attendance for the session.
Athens Georgia today conducted a special receivers sale listing town lots in Lynwood Park Goonee Heights and College Park suburban plots Crawford area and farmland in Clarke and Jackson counties. The aggregate brought about 50 000 dollars with James M Smith of Simitisonia purchasing most of the property and acquiring a business house on the main street of Athens.
The Swiss government has purchased about 16 000 boxes of beef from Venezuela for food. The first shipment is expected to reach Switzerland in August.
Dr Samuel Hape a pioneer Atlanta resident and civic leader died at his home in Hapeville on Tuesday afternoon at 4 20 o clock in his eighty fifth year He served in the city council founded a dental supply business and helped rebuild Atlanta after the Civil War A Missouri born Confederate veteran and longtime church leader he left four children and several relatives The city of Hapeville adopted resolutions mourning his death and funeral services set for St Philip’s Cathedral with interment at Oakland Cemetery
Advertisements praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for tired, run-down women with female weakness. Testimonials from Annie Cameron of Swan Creek Michigan and Mrs Charles Rown of Kennebago Maine claim renewed health and energy after usage, with a note offering confidential personal advice from the company.
Semi annual installation of officers of Uniform Lodge No 123 Knights of Pythias occurred at Pythian Castle last night in the presence of several local lodges. Deputy Grand Chancellor Jessa M Wood presided and speeches followed by Lawton Nally Rev F Purser and Newman Laser. Attorney General Clifford Walker delivered the principal address on morality and law and order. New officers for the next six months include J Rd Walker as chan cellor commander IL Moore as vice chancellor commander R W Andrews as prelate J Nixon as master at arms J T Andrews as inner guard JL M Boyd as outer guard Ed L Humphreys as master of work WG Moore as master of finance D L Owens as keeper of records and seals W P Harrison as master of the exchequer.
The Cobb County Cattle Feeders held a July meeting at the courthouse with Professor Bigford of the State College of Agriculture as guest. The group plans to buy and feed cattle for market in winter, aiming to purchase feed by the car load to save on foodstuff. The organization welcomed its first female member, Mrs Loug Tripp of Kennesaw.
Mrs S W Spruiett of Harvey Louisiana writes that her child recovered from pellagra after treatment. The letter endorses Baughn’s remedy and claims a cure, urging readers to learn about Pellagra cures at American Compound? Box 200% Jasper Alabama with a money refund if it fails.
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