Atlanta Women Golfers Form Association Meeting
Atlanta women who play golf will hold a Friday morning meeting at 11 at the Geargian Terrace to organize a club for all skill levels. The plan aims to unite women for sport welfare and shared enjoyment, not limited to championship players. Prominent organizers include Mrs. Thomas B. Paine Mrs. Frank Adair and Mrs. Sarah 'edl Tilt. attendance expected to be modest.
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Atlanta
Vmes
Thomas B. Paine
Frank Adair
Sarah 'Edl Tilt
Social round in Atlanta from Embroidery Club to dances
The 1913 Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs. Robert H. Bell featured a geography and physiology contest with prizes to Mrs. Charles Gilbert and Mrs. P. C. Lumpkin. The Bast Lake Driving Club hosted a tennis social with dinner on the terrace and dancing into the night. A Hyperion club dance followed with special invitations. Various teas, bridge parties, and engagements filled the social calendar, including Tom Mundy’s engagement, Miss Florence Rambo’s visit, and a WCTU session at Trinity church awaiting attendees.
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Embroidery Club
Robert H. Bell
Warren Place
Charles Gilbert
P. C. Lumpkin
Diss Heney Lumpkin
Biss Hattie Senders
East Lake
Bast Lake
Rambo
Florence Rambo
Morristown
Lula Black
Uyins Erwin
Fast Lake Country Club
Miss Black Center
Needle Craft Circle Meeting Led by Mrs Frank McDonald
The Needle Craft Circle will meet at 3:30 p.m. on July 9 on Uten Dale Avenue with Mrs Frank McDonald presiding. Members are urged to attend and share progress on current projects.
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Needle
Frank McDonald
Utendale Avenue
Social items from Atlanta society note several Georgia guests
Miss Elenore Kurth of Wesleyan College sings at the World’s Fair in Los Angeles then hosts and visits Georgia friends. Mrs. Woodruff and others return from Fort Valley motor trip. Miss Bocock of Athens visits at the Ponce de Leon. Various couples and singles plan summer trips to Wrightsville Beach Toxaway Saluda and Virginia as well as house parties in Atlanta and Knoxville.
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McCarty
Natalia Brock
Athens
Louise Walker
Monret
Jooseph B. McCrury
Ponce de Leon
McCrary
East Lake Country Club
N. P. Broughton
Madison
Sohm ‘Curtis
Pughland Children
Mobile
Chitaga "Beach Hotel
Will Snemt
Toxaway
J.B. McCrary
Ponce de Teon
Monroe
Wilkler
Frank Harrold
Americus
Elenore Kurth
Wesleyan College
Macon
Ernest Woodruff
Chirtes Winship
T. HR. Sawtell
Fort Valley
Macun
Natalie, Bocock
Joseph B. McCrary
W. W. Austell
Sumer
J. M. High
Dorothy High
Massachusetts
Annie Winship Bates
Washington, D
Fairmont Seminary
Otamio Matthews
Giovania
Misa Coreen Brown
B. N. Jackson
J. J. Crawford
Petersburg
Tennessee
Celeste Shadburn
Bofors
San Francisco
Hollis A. Lochridge
Lynchburg
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Robert Woodruff
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothy Harmon
Asheville
Harry English
Bates Block
Robert Lowry Block
Francis Block
Margaret
Saluda
N.C
John N. Goddard
Lewis GO Waters
Knoxville
Tenn
Launcelot Oliver
Branklin V. Oliver
Bir
G. W. Taylor
Washington
Representative Rushin In Critical Condition At Wesley Memorial
Rushin, a 60 year old representative from Dooly county, Vienna, is in serious condition at Wesley Memorial hospital after a brain hemorrhage suffered in a dentist chair at Candler Pulling around 6 o clock Wednesday afternoon. Attendants stated the condition remained serious late Wednesday night.
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Rushin
Wesley Memorial
WW. Rushin
Vienna
Dooly County
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Candler
August grand jury to be named today
The August grand jury will be named in the courthouse this morning. Twenty jurors will be selected from a list including Shelby Smith W A Cox J R Worek in W A Sharp A Bruce KR F Sami W R B Terry Sam ee h Wilkins Robert R Wood William B E Besser J L Dickey Jr A J Shropshire R A Redding H A Singer RW Tidwell W S William Joel Hunt R Kirk Edward A Wachendorff Montgomery C J Martin John Morris J M Sutiles Joseph M Moody C Is Howard W A Byers KR L Coone W Tidweyt At Dobus We Mansfield Craig Cofield F F A Pittman R F Thomp McConnell L J Daniel U7 Oscar Pappentelaer J Elio W L Trasynhium
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Shelby Smith
W. A. Cox
J. R. Worekins
W. A. Sharp
Bruce KR. F. Sami
W. RB. Terry
Sameeh Wilkins
Robert R. Wood
William BE. Besser
J. L. Dickey, Jr
A. J. Shropshire
R.A. Redding
H. A Singer
RW. Tidwell
William Joel Hunt
R. Kirk
Edward A. Wachendorff
Montgomery
C. J. Martin
John Morris
J. M. Sutiles
Joseph M. Moody
Is. Howard
W. A. Byers
KR. L
Coone
W. Tidweyt
Dobus
We Mansfield
Craig
Cofield
Capital City Lodge Installs New Officers
Capital City Lodge No. 634, Order, Brith-Abrahka, installs officers with Frank Revson district deputy grand master assisting. Officers installed include NM Steinbaum, S HH, S. Perman, L F Lebsky, Victor Henar, A Amial, Joseph Galanty, B Targawitz. Capital City Judge meets first and third Sunday monthly.
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Brith-Abrahka Eld
OF Lodges
O.B. A
Frank Revson
Ie Brand
I NM. Steinbaum
S. HH
Superman
L. F. Lebsky
Victor Henar
A. Amial
Joseph Galanty
B. Targawitz
No Doubt Resinol Heals Sickness Skin, Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as cures for eczema, itching, ringworm, and other skin eruptions. It cites doctors and reports praising dramatic results and offers a trial free from Dept. 22 R, Resinol, Baltimore. It also notes usefulness for sunburn.
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Resinel
Baltimore
Mt St Joshi College Catalogue Fragment
A fragment from Mt St Joshi College lists courses in preparation for Protestant studies and medical work. It mentions Norbert as director of studies and notes locations in Daluluorg. The text is partial and includes headings for special programs and nearby places.
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Holstain
Beuchlers
MT. St. Joshis College
Ube Protesstutiss
Catnleg Viller Norbert
Sta 2
Daluluorg
Agricultural Education Project Aims to Aid Dairymen and Can
The United States government and Fliton county commissioners plan a farm education program benefiting dairymen truck farmers and canning school girls. County funding totals 1300 toward salaries for dairy truck farm and canning experts with national funds covering the rest. Leaders Walter G. Cooper and RM. Stripling spearheaded the appeal. Phil Campbell described the plan with a year round dairy and farm education system and three women instructors for canning schools. The Southeastern fair will involve substantial prize money for products instructors teach. The program will begin September 1 19.
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United States
Fliton Board of County Commissioners
Wednessag
Nationalovernment
Walter G. Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
RM. Stripling
Phil Campbell
Athens
Wll
Stripling
Chattahoochee Flood Damages Crops in Georgia
Eatavia July 7 Special reports the Chattahoochee River in flood for nearly a week causing considerable damage to towing crops. Some neighboring Georgia farms are fifteen inches deep in water as the river rises higher than since February 1912.
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Eatavia
Ale
Chattahoochee River
Neishboring Georgia
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