Fannie Webb Branch and Breedlove Tie in Georgia Nuptials
The wedding of Fannie Webb Branch to Hershel Breedlove took place June 13 at Bishop First Baptist Church, with a sunset ceremony and a full reception at the bride’s home Bid-a-Wee. Guests from Athens Monroe Atlanta and beyond attended. the bride wore a white satin gown with orange blossom, and Dr W Ring officiated. The couple planned a North Carolina motor trip after the ceremony.
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Breedlove
Bishop
Omar Be
Cantrell
Watkinsville
John T Ayk
Monroe
Edmund Penn Por ‘Dan
Atlanta
Irs
Edmund Penn Jordin
Omys Alster
Alice . Vandier
Athens
Sarah i Ison
Paul Felker
Sid Wheel- Rely
Mrs. Otte Branch
Otto Branch
Herschel Breedlove
W. Ring
Wich
Dot Hazelton
Athanta
Anna Branch
J C Breedlove
Ladia Breedtove
Mra
Jenny Avcork
James À White
Greenville
Misa Kate Rhodes
Vainesville
Eamund Jordan
Maiohanger
Misa Alice Chandler
Hugh Canthers
Tt. L. Carthers
Winder
C Breedlove
Ladle Breedlove
Ibeth
Martone Nowe
Mooo
Sid Wheeler
Breechova
Agheville
North Carolina
Miss Florence Miles Becomes Bride of Edwin Booth
The wedding of Miss Florence Ophelia Niles and Edwin Forrest Booth of Shreveport, Louisiana, formerly of Atlanta, occurred yesterday afternoon at the Niles home on East Fourteenth Street. Rev. Frederick Stevenson officiated and close relatives attended. reception rooms featured Shasta daisies and pink gladioli. The bride wore dark blue tricotine with beaded blouse, and a white silk veil. The groom’s sister sang before the ceremony, and a reception followed with family and out-of-town guests. The couple left for Signal Mountain, Tennessee, to spend their honeymoon and will reside in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Florence Ophelia Niles
Edwin Forrest Booth
Shreveport
Atlanta
George M.niles
East Fourteenth Street
Frederick Stevenson
Peachtree Road Presbyterian Church
Palma
Hollis Fort
Americus
H. P. West
Macon
Mary McGool
Harry P West
George M. Niles
Columbia
GO. Niles
Mary Niles
Marshallville
Harry Weat
J. EB. Padgett
Grenada
Miss
Scrap of Paper May Bring Luxury to Restauranteur
A faded Spencer's Fairie Queene copy holds a certificate of all Gee shares in Mechanics' bank, left by Thomas Williams who died in New York. The document, found by Alfred Watkins Seymour, a Seattle restaurateur, could reveal wealth and leverage within early financial circles.
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Seymour
Williams
Mechanics Bank
Still Fe Bank
National
Wagner
Casa Ta Lugher
New York
Spencer
Alfred Watkins Seymour
Seattle
Mechanics’ Bank
Thomas Williams
Christian Endeavor World Opens Net
Delegations from every continent attended the opening of the fourth world Christian Endeavor convention in New York. About 15,000 delegates from eight million members filled the Seventy-first Regiment Armory. Canada led foreign participation with 1,000 delegates. others joined from Japan, China, Austria, India, Armenia, Persia, Egypt, and more. The event featured a call for a four-square Christian Endeavor campaign to spread the faith worldwide, with Mayor Hylan and officials welcoming attendees.
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Fourth World Christian Endeavor
Great Stone
Seventy-first Regiment
Coneention Hall
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Japan
China
Austria
India
Armenia
Persia
Egypt
Asia
Africa
Jepublics
Mexico
Europe
Family of Nations
British Isles
United States
Francis B. Clark
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Winton
Hylan
Finis Indleman
First Christian Church of
Frederick A Wallis
Roger Babar
Washington
Memphis Woman Elected National Head of Teachers
Misa Charl Williams of Memphis Tennessee was nominated unanimously for the presidency of the National Education Association for the coming year at the nominating committee meeting. Ohio and Tilions delegates said they would oppose Williams on the floor with Dr Randall I Condon of Cincinnati supported by Ohio. Williams, Shelby County superintendent, said the nomination highlights rural education as a key issue for the year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Misa Charl Williams
Memphis
Williams
Hen Lays Egg Within Egg In Monroe County
Juliette Ga July 6 Special A hen belonging to J P Ellington laid an unusually large egg with a double eye inside. Upon breaking the outer shell a second egg with a fully developed but smaller shell was found inside the first. The report notes the odd structure as the bird’s experiment with cheap food influence.
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Juliette
J. P. Ellington
Duty bills and protectionist tariffs face House debate
The House delayed full consideration after a report by Chairman Fourdhney urged protecting American industry without burdening consumers. The dye and chemical schedules drew strongest attack from Frear, who warned the dye monopoly would control many factories and limit competition. The committee advocated American valuation to curb under valuation and argued duties should reflect domestic value. The bill, including petroleum duties and a general free list for most woods, aims to balance protection with export considerations and industry needs.
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Atlanta
Teader
House
Gillete
U. S
Charman Fourdhney
Bursden
Germany
S&ricots
Frear
Cement Trust
Hisgram Mr |Frear Motion
Filma
CMU
Sugar duties and rates fall under emergency act review
The report notes reductions in duties as part of a broader program leading to lower sugar prices than before. Opponents warned higher costs, yet post act prices have declined with duty-paid sugar now cheaper than at any time in four years. Customs duty in excess of 120 million dollars is expected to be collected in twelve months.
Methodist Meeting Ends at Social Circle
Social Circle Ga July 6 Special The district conference of Methodist church closed its sessions at Social Circle Wednesday afternoon after voting to hold the next meeting at Conyers Presiding Elder H B Mays conducted the sessions The conference condemned modern dances and questionable amusements The Jay delegation to the annual conference was elected five L Newton Social Circle Co Wright M Bell F A Ragedale H R Fowler A 5S Malone R H Kingman and EB Nelson Mayor M S Bell Milledgeville attended as did representatives from Wesleyan and LaGrange Female colleges and Emory academy Rev Lim a Korean student at Emory university spoke at the morning service The church at Special Circle gave visitors a barbecue and delegates praised their hospitable reception during their two day stay
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District Conference of Methodist Church
Conyers
H .B. Mays
Jay
L Newton
Wright
Bell
H R. Fowler
Malone
R H Kingman
EB Nelson
M_ S. Bell
Milledgeville
Wesleyan and
LaGrange
Emory Academy
Oxford
Lim
Emory University
Speial Circle
Youngest Atlanta law school graduate admitted to bar at 14
Miss Johanna Stollberg graduated from Atlanta Law School at age fourteen and was admitted to the Atlanta bar a week later, becoming the youngest member of her class. Daughter of Mrs. H F Stollberg she trained mostly in Atlanta schools and Washington Seminary briefly. She plans a postgraduate course at a southern university and later work with an Atlanta law firm.
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Atlanta Law School
Atlanta
Johanna Stollberg
Miss Stollberg
H F Stollberg
Washington Seminary
Law School
Miss Stobbers
Quitman Aims to Host 1922 State Press Meet
Quitman Georgia July 6 Special Quitman and Brooks county press to host the 1922 Georgia Press association convention. The Quitman Free Press editor Royal Daniel lauds Quitman as ideal venue and praises local hospitality and amenities including the Country Club.
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Brooks County
West
Georgia Press Association
Quitman Free Press
Royal and
Eans
Cain Daniel
Royal Daniel
Quitman Country Club
Georgia
Brooks
Promised Land
Daniel
Phares
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East Lake Country Club
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Grantville
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New Orleans
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Noma
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Copenfill Avenue
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Christian Endeavor OF World Opens Net
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