Society Notes Highlight Mrs Steele Honors And Parties
Mrs Mira A B Steele of Atlanta joins the honorary board of the Appalachian Exposition women's department, with other Georgia feminists noted for public service. A Deligh theater party at Forsyth honors Mrs Thomas, guests include Miss Rogers, Miss Dougherty, and Miss Park among many. A series of heart dice and garden parties accompany social gatherings hosted by Miss Dinkina, Miss Black, and Miss Dodds, with a spring of matinees and dinners reflecting Atlanta society life.
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Steele
Mira
Atlanta
Womans Department
Breele
Women's Department
Womans
South
Heaith
Herbert Hall
Knoxville
Georgia
Ateeley
Mias
Ethe Thomas
Forsyth
Thomas Wiliam Luckett
Washington DC
Jaith Rogers
Misa
Nanale Dougherty
Susie Park
Aritane
Luella Thomas Mias
Ethel Thoma
Mies
Marie Dinkina
Kathleen Black
Gainesville Forge
Margarette
Messaline
Mre & C Dinkina
Kate Palmour
Elizabets
Sersing Punch
Mrs Helen Gould to Wed Ralph H Thomas in New York
Ralph H Thomas assistant treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Company and Mrs Helen Kelly Gould, formerly married to Frank Gould, obtained a marriage license. Thomas, 28, is son of Joseph Thomas and Annie N. Ht, his first marriage. Gould, born in New York 26 years ago, is daughter of Edward Wells and Fae Fearsall. No wedding date set.
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Helen Kelly Gould
Ralph H. Thomas
New York
Ralph HI Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
Frank Gould
Thomas
Joseph
Annie
Gould
Port Washington
Edward Wells
Flea Fearsall
Marriage of Barnwell and Bridger Surprises Atlanta Circles
Professor Barnwell of Carnegie Library and Bridger of FP Bridger were married yesterday in Virginia. The couple announced an earlier December engagement but wed six months sooner. The bride, a lovely social figure, had visitors here including Mrs Jeb Smitt and Serena Butts. Bridger, formerly of Atlanta, now in New York, is an east ern agent for the S33 company with many friends across regions.
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Ringer Bridger
Hilsabeth
Wilson Ringer
Parkers Bars
Virginia
Wallace FP Bridger
Jeb Smitt
Serena Butts Mir Bridser
Atlanta
New York
S 33 Company
Social items note guests visiting and upcoming trips
Miss Jewels Mitchell arrives from El Paso to stay with sister Mirs Wiig Timmons at Brookwood then visits Mrs Russell Mitchell and family. Miss Marion Fielder to Wrightsville Beach next week. Miss Mary Forton visiting Mrs Reynold Kirby Smith at Sewanee and later Mr and Mrs Blanton Fortgen in Portsmouth. Mr and Mrs Ivan Allen travel to Wrightsville Beach Thursday. Emma Williams of Portsmouth Visited Mrs Nine Gentry en route home from the West. Walter Beaumont will go. The Mason Baker of Augusta visiting Miss Emma Robnson. Driving Club guests on Thursday afternoon with Miss Laura Lee Cooney at Bodlock Ian. Mrs Yuctus W McConnell to For wedding parties we make a contact list of pure Tea Cream any style or design. Fullers 4-08 Pryor Bell $614-L Atlanta phone BR0TWA.
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Miss Jewels Mitchell
el Paso Texan
Mirs Wiig Timmons
Brookwood
Mra Russell
Mitchell
Marion Fielder
Wrightaville Beach
Mary Forton
Mra Reynold Kirby Smith
Sewanee Town
Ahe
Blanton Fortgen
el Portsmouth
Mira Emma Williams
Portsmouth
Fullers
Pryor Bell
Atlanta
Edward Fortson
Temple Baptist Women Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Temple Baptist Church will meet in the Sunday school room Monday at 2 o'clock. Every lady member is urged to attend. Miss Lillie Clark.
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Atlanta Psychological Society
V T Barnwell
Atlanta
Musle
Senta Free
Temple Baptist Church
Lmdy
Mies
Lillie Clark
Ladies Embroidered Waist Pattern Description
Plain lawn for the waist features a Dutch collar and sleeves at the wrists embroidered with a simple design and edged with lace. Cut in five sizes from 82 to 40 bust, size 88 requires 31 3/4 yards of 97 inch material. Price 40 1 10 cents No 4 Suse.
Porter Charlton to be released
United States may pressure Italy as Porter Charlton faces potential release with a sixty day warrant expiring August 23. Jersey City hearing adjourned to August 11 on extradition to Italy for the Lake Como murder case amid unresolved documents and possible U S action.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Jersey City
Charltons
Italy
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
State Department
Washington
Charlton
Guatody
United States
Lyons
Crimea
Bessie Tift College Hosts Anol Union Forsyth Georgia
Forsyth Georgia notes praising Bessie Tift College as the lone Anol college union in the state. The Georgia Baptist Young Peoples Union is highlighted, with Bessie Tift girls described as leading home unions statewide during a long stretch of activity. Various social updates from students, visits, and local events fill the item in period style.
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Forsyth Ga
Harold Bolee
Georgia
Georgia Baptist Young Peoples Union
Bessle Tift College of
Forsyth
Bessie Tift
Summer Neck Wear Sale Highlights Old and New Styles
Low prices on Summer Neck wear and ribbons feature Dutch Collars Stocks and fancy Neckpieces 25 cents for items previously up to 50 cents or 1 dollar. Carried are veils lace hosiery and silk lisle hose with multiple price points for women.
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America
Earl & Wilson
Justice Fuller Laid To Rest In Rest: Funeral Honors For Jurist
In Chicago July 6 the body of Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller lies beside his wife in Raceland cemetery. A funeral sermon by Rev James Freeman pays tribute to the jurist. Gov Hughes of New York and Justices Holmes White McKenna Day attend. Courts closed and half mast on government buildings. Army bugle call at 3 pm marks the funeral hour.
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Chicago
Melvilla Weston Fuller Iies
James Freeman
Negro Is Killed In Thomson Shooting Tragedy
Otis Watson, a young Black man, shot and killed Frank Holmes in a storeroom at Horace Taylor's place in Taylor Town near Thomson Georgia. Watson surrendered after riding a bicycle into town and is jailed awaiting the next superior court term amid alleged lingering tensions over Holmes and Watson's associates.
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Thomeen
Otis Watson
Frank Holmes
South Carolina
Holmes
Horace Taylor
Taylor
Georgia
Thomson
Holmes Watson
Parges
Holmer
Watacn
Miss Gaylier Tuggle Speaks at Tent Meeting
Miss Gaylier Tuggle daughter of Mr and Mrs J MM Cugele of Meldin Street takes part in tent meetings this summer. Converted under Rev T E McCutchen, she speaks with power. She will speak Sunday at 3 pm at the tent meeting at Center Hill on the river, car meet from Mason Turner. Rev C W Rowe leads the meeting.
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Cuyler Tuggle
J MM Cugele
Meldin Street
T E McCutchen
Sunde
Genter Hill
Mason Turner
C W Rowe
Mosby Loses Government Job in Roosevelt Era
Swainsboro Ga July Special reports Col Mosby a Confederate veteran and early Roosevelt appointee as special attorney in the department of justice has lost his position. Cause not stated but old age implied. Mosby, about 72, may write a Civil War book. Farmers' Union picnic at Smithton draws about fifteen hundred attendees with speeches by Dr Smith Norrin and Rev B J Cowen.
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Cordele
Cordele Gn
Unia
oMilligana Agamili
Donna Lerryfl
Charley Sanders
Perry
Washington
John & Mreby
Hoosevelt
Department of Justice
Mosby
Ben
Farmers’ Union
Swainsboro
Farmers Union
Smithton
Smith Norrin
Johnson County
B J Cowen
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MY Sister
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