Social items recount a flurry of local departures
Social notes list residents traveling and visiting areas from Preston Gp to North Carolina and Mexico. People such as Leona Stillman Mine Lois, Louise Lorraine, Meredith, William McRaisie, Peter Clark, Miriam, Patrick Junior, J Calhoun Clark, Henry Williams and others are noted leaving for homes, summer trips, parties or family visits with dates spanning mid July to late week.
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Mixa Leona Stillman
Lois Stillman
Preston
Mies
Chepman
Thureday
Caroline
Cloudman
Willl
Capitol
Jet Fitton
Ena Lake
Mise
Louise Lorraine Wll
Richmord
S Vrift
Migs
Virginia Riptie
Mire
Meredith
Rpeat
Mia
Wiliam McRaisie
Atami City
Mex
Peter Clark
Miriam
Pater, Jr
Dap Tare
Mr. Mare
St. Simons
Re. J. Calhoun Clark Teave
Tifton’ Springs
Sirs Philp Alelon J
Bridge
Laurie Davin Anderean
Milas Rosale Puvin
Loniun Mex
Henry Williams
Childeen
Wrightavilla Bearh
Social and Visiting Card Parties Across Cities
Social notes detail Mrs Willieme sisters and Mrs Patterton hosting gatherings in Birmingham and Greenville. Mary Helen Mooty’s card club held a bridge game at her country home with guests later joined by many gentlemen. Miss Dornthr Robbies arrived to visit Mrs Allan in Birmingham. Frances Ducler hosted a large card party in Tampa Park for Miss Pagliac Brittain. Charlia Mae and Lorine Carter with parents arrived in the city for the legislature session.
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Mary Helen
Welter Daniel
Ridge
Frank Bryan
Mississippi
Henry Bartlett
Florida
Baldwin Devi Miles Frances Ducler
Tamas Park
Mies Pagliac Brittain
Miex
Frances Connally
Nortol
EG. Dodgon
Harriett Winchester
Macon
Mianoe Charlia Mae and
Lorine Carter
Richmond, Co
City
T. F. Carter
Genuine Kryptoks bifocals by A K Hawken Co Opticians
Ground complete near and far seetni lenses without a dividing line. Manufactured in own factory. Demonstrations offered by A K Hawken Co Opticians at 14 Whitehall St. Adv.
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A. K. Hawken Co. Opticians
Whitehall St
Adv
Water famine danger denied by Zode Smith
General Manager W Zode Smith of the water department says there is no danger of a water famine in Atlanta despite a river station pump break. Repairs start Wednesday with 28 million gallons needed daily. two smaller pumps will run at 19.08 million gallons and officials urge conservation and a city meeting to plan reductions.
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Atlanta
W. Zode Smith
Water Department
River Station
Smith
Woodward
No Unwritten Law For Woman
A woman named Mrs. Lee faced punishment and a $10.75 fine while a disorderly conduct charge against Thompson was dismissed. The recorder defended Mrs. Lee facing slander claims, urging the court to protect her character while denouncing the unwritten law as harmful. Chief Reavers questioned Mrs. Lee about remarks reported in The Constitution.
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Thompson
Recorder
Reavers
Deak
Mrs. Lee
Suffragists Face Repeated Defeat in State House Debates
The house committees reported mixed bills with many passed and others defeated while no second readings occurred. A planned suffrage convention in the house chamber was rejected as the house declined to receive the proposal for action Tuesday morning. Several new measures were listed across judiciary and education committees, with many bills to pass and some defeated, including ones on criminal code and public highways.
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Deak
John ¥. Smith
Fulton
House
Institution
Rouses Committee On Pensions
Miller County
Jenking
Middle Judicia
Augusta
Douglas
Coffee Superior Court
Committee On Education
New Billain House
Inman Park Baptist Church Grows Under New Pastor
More than forty accessions have joined the Inman Park Baptist church since Rev. W. Lee Cutts began two weeks ago. He holds nightly protracted meetings and aims to double the membership. The congregation plans to move from Edgewood avenue to a more central location after the growth. The pastor is a Mercer and Louisville Theological Seminary graduate.
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Inman Park Baptist Church
W. Lee Cutts
Edgewood Avenue
Inman Park
Mercer
The
Theological Seminary
Louisville
Atlanta
Here Comes Dog Wagon to Suppress Atlanta Canines
Alderman Arthur H. Van Dyke resumes push for a dog wagon and a city pound funded by an aldermanic appropriation. The plan, approved by the code, would operate the wagon and charge a pound fee. Unclaimed dogs after three days would be put to death.
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Wille
Atlanta
Arthur H. van Dyke
Aldermanic Board
Wheatley Dines HS Committee Tonight
Informal dinner at the Capital City club hosted by Chairman Crawford Wheatley of the House appropriations committee. Governor Slaton Speaker Burwell and President Randolph Anderson will attend as guests of honor, with L. H. Akin and E. D. Cole also invited. The event aims to unite the committee leadership to plan the year's appropriation bills and harmonize committee work.
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Capital City Club
Crawford Wheatley
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Slaton
Burwell
Randolph Anderson
State Senate
L. H. Akin
E. D. Cole
Committee On Ways and Means
Capitol
Senate
Bonfire in Church Marks Paid Mortgage Dedication Planned
St Pauls Methodist Church will burn its mortgage at Sunday service led by Rev B F Fraser after a short campaign raised 6000 to pay the debt on the five year old building noted as one of the citys finest churches. A formal dedication is planned, with the prayer meeting hour turning into a love feast drawing the entire congregation.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
B. F. Fraser
Firemen battle stubborn blaze in Columbus homes
Columbus firemen fought a stubborn blaze on lower First Avenue this afternoon in a residential area. The flames, fed by a stiff breeze, consumed two houses owned by H. L. Woodruff and Ed Sauls, while several others caught fire but were saved.
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Columbus
Lower First Avenue
H. L. Woodruff
Ed Sauls
Hardware Men Meet Opens in Richmond Carolina Revival
The Hardware Association of the Carolinas begins its annual convention in Richmond Virginia with about four hundred members present. President M. Bennettt of Darlington presided as Governor Mann and Mayor Alatte gave welcomes. Business sessions start Thursday as delegates plan to visit Jamestown tomorrow.
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Hardware Men
Richmond
The
Hardware Association of the
Carolinas
ML. Bennettt
Darlington
S.G
Mann
Alalte
Jamestown
Southern Railway Round Trip Fare Notice
Southern Railway announces a round trip fare of 6.00 dollars with a return limit date of July 20. This brief notice informs travelers about the fare and deadline for round trips during July.
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Southern Railway
North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Sapphire Country
Atlanta Terminal
Asheville
Phire Country
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