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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
9
Mrs Thomas J Gurr and Mrs Benjamin G Parks of Waycross were guests of honor at a pleasant gathering hosted by Mrs John Clark at her East Georgia avenue home last evening. About fifteen friends attended with refreshments served on the veranda and a dance planned for visitors.
An advertisement touts mercurial cold cream to transform dull skin into snow white, velvety softness. It promises removal of reddened or blotchy patches, tightening of wrinkles, and a refreshed complexion with daily cleansing and a wax lotion preparation.
Informal Georgia Women's Suffrage League gathering scheduled for Thursday afternoon is to include reading letters from several Washington senators. Attendance is urged. all interested invited to join. A separate meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association supporting the Travelers’ Aid will be held at Central Congregational Church Wednesday at 10 AM.
Miss Jucy Storhard visits Misses Terran at their Clayton summer home. Mrs D D Gorman1g at Borden Wheeler Springs. Mrs W B Crouch in Savannah. Mrs Norman Sharp recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs Garland Jones of New Nap at the Wajestic. Mr o and Mrs George Brown family leave Friday for Maine. Mrs Guy Witchail to Clayton Thursday for a week with Mrs W A Parker at Ashantee. The follow
A flurry of visits and departures marks the week with Mr and Mrs Mitchell heading to New York and Atlantic City while Mrs T J Gurr and Mrs Benjamin Barks host in Waycross. Guests include Mrs RP Evans at 04 Rawson Street and Mrs Frank Rogers hosting Mr and Mrs M C Magruder of Pikeville Hy. Numerous entertaining events unfold as Misses Constance and Julia Brantley of Blackshear enjoy time with Archibald Brantley in Hendersonville NC, and Amy activities at the Capital City club.
Decatur plans a new auto route to Atlanta via Ponce de Leon avenue, with three blocks remaining unpaved. Nichols Construction rushes the project, completing a western DeKalb County network linking Decatur with East Lake Oakhurst Kirkwood Druid Hills and Atlanta. The two year effort began under the Decatur board of aldermen with DeKalb County town and Druid Hills cooperation August through fall 1912.
Athens hosts the high school state debates on July 7 with the topic That Capital Punishment Should Be Abolished Beach High School will field two to three teams and debate both sides. District winners advance to Athens in June for the state finals Brenau College Conservatory grants a $200 scholarship to the piano contest winner at the state meet.
Edwin Mobley five year old son of Dr and Mrs Larry Mobley died of typhoid fever Tuesday at 7 am in Jacksonville. The body will be transported to Atlanta for funeral at 1026 Peachtree Street at grandmother Mrs S A Griffin's residence with Dr M Qubilian officiating. Interment will be in Oakland. He was nephew of Dr E G Griffin, with whom his father works.
Friends report Dr J J Knott's condition improved last night after a period of danger. He had been gravely ill at his home near Fort Dickerson, Knott Station.
At the Hotel Winecoff luncheon Rotarian Ivan Allen presided as Atlanta delegates including L D Hicks Hubert W Anderson and others recounted the Houston convention. The noonday event praised Rotary growth and highlighted plans for round table discussions civic efforts and church pulpits while noting entertainment by Houston. Souvenirs and pastries were shared with attendees.
Haynes promotes diamonds accessible to all with a plan of one fifth cash and balance in ten equal monthly payments. It promises a large stock and expert gemstone knowledge, with Bert Express preparation on request.
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