Ottley-McCarty Wedding at Joyeuse on Peachtree Road
The marriage of Miss Passie May Ottley and Mr Guerse Weyman McCarty will be held this evening at 6 20 o'clock at Joyeuse, home of the brides parents on Peachtree road. Guests arriving will use the Oral gate, then enter via the lodge gate past the Blue forest of oaks. After the ceremony guests will gather for refreshments on the right side of the house. Out-of-town guests include Miss Phinty of Augusta and Miss Borden of Goldsboro NC. The scene features garden party dress and club-day attire for men.
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Ottley-McCarty
Passie May Ottley
Mr Guerse Weyman McCarty
Joyeuse
Peachtree Road
Mro
Ottley
Misa Phinty
Augusta
Borden
Goldsboro NC
Walter Lamar
Wacon
Flower Sale To Support Free Kindergartens In City
The Free Kindersartan association hosts a flower sale at Hampers grocery on Saturdays through July and August. Committees of young ladies run the sale to fund four free kindergartens in poorer city areas. Donations from those with gardens are welcome, and no delivery is available for some. phone Miss Groge at Main 2235 to arrange pickup for Mrs. Akers. Entertains: Mrs William Akers hosted a bridge tea on Peachtree Street with guests including Mrs Carl New and Mrs Robert H Lyon of Baltimore and Mrs Frank pahory of Brunswick. pink and white decor with phlox centerpiece. lingerie prizes awarded. Philatheas Meet: Woodward Avenue Baptist church Philethes class held their monthly meeting with refreshments served after business.
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Free Kindersartan Association
Hampers
Kamper
Akers
William Akers
Peachtree Street
Carl New
Robert_H Lyon
Baltimore
Frank Pahory
Brunswick
S P W Akers
New
Lyon
George E Hing
S BH
T Akera
Irving Thomas
J T Williams
W L Percy
Norman Sharp
Albert Akers
Margaret Gage
Birmingham
Louise King
Mary Willamas
Nacooches
Philatheas
Philethes
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Monthly meeting of MCA ladies auxiliary at YMCA
The regular monthly meeting of the ladies auxiliary of the MCA will be held at the YMCA building at 3:30 o clock Friday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested in the work. Members are urged to be present.
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Eastern Star
Atlanta
Order
Jennio L Newman
Georgia
Rose M Ashby
Ladies' Auxiliary
MCA
Social items highlight ten yearer day at East Lake and visits across states
Social notes list eight guests at East Lake Country Club for a ten yearer day event hosted by Mrs Jeff Davis of Foocoa with guests including Mrs Alfred Newell. Several pairs travel to Franklin NC for a month and fishing trip, others host guests in Decatur, Waco, and Tallulah Falls. Visitors from Jacksonville and Los Angeles visit local residents, with plans to Chicago, Battle Creek, and California.
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Benjamin Watkins
East Lake Country Club
Jeff Davis
Foocoa
Alfred Newell
Fmm. Robinson
Harris Ropinson
WC Stanley
iPhursday
Franklin, NC
Tallulah Falls
Local Social Notes From Atlanta and Surroundings
A stream of household movements and visits fills a page of Atlanta social notes. Mrs Owen Barents and Mr George Westmoreland with Miss Virginia Scomb left yesterday noon for East Lake. Mrs J Page and Morgan Street households also appear. A G Rhodes departed for Wrightsville Beach, while Joseph Rhodes and family plan Wrighterile Beal next week. Mrs John Scott H returned from Charlotte. Mrs Grace Bimata hosted Miss Grace Lecraw at Clayton, and Mrs Ewell Gay to take a new home on Seventeenth Street in September. Mrs Frank Adair will visit sister Mrs Charles A Dana in Convent, Jeffly in August. Miss Sarah Stanley of Chattanooga is visiting Da ee. Mr Andre W M Heady of Birmingham registered at the Ansley. Mrs Robin Adair and children have returned from St Simons.
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George Speir
Atlantic Coast
New York
Philadelphia
Wrightaville Beach
J H Crawford
Silver Lake
Atlanta
Owen Barents
George West
Morelander
Virginia Scomb
Yesternoon
Ee Conan
East Lake
Mr. J
A G Rhodes
Joseph D
Grace Bimata
Grace’ Lecraw
Clayton Wr
Ewell Gay
Frank Adair
Charles A. Dana
Sarah Stanley
Chathanoogs
da Ee. Ise Inter
Watson
Atlanta Elks Make Hit in Los Angeles
The Atlanta delegation of DJs arrived in Los Angeles last night and are met with strong local attention. Notable figures R.A Gordon, John D Simmons, and J P Billups were spotlighted, as Atlanta promotes its 400 member Georgia club and the city’s convention prospects. Open house at the Alexandria hotel marked the visit with Quitex demonstrations and grand lodge officers arriving in the afternoon. The party, including JF Billups and the West Point route, toured New Orleans and San Antonio, with Atlanta’s band of 25 pieces performing in downtown hotels.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Atlanta
R.A Gordon
John D Simmons
J P Billups
al Dunn
San Diego
Alexandria Hotel
Grand Lodge
Quitex
JF Billups
GPA
West Point
New Orleans
San Antonio
Georga Club
Cated
Dowman Couple To Make Atlanta Home
Dr and Mrs Dowman, formerly of Birmingham, announce they will relocate to Atlanta. Mrs Dowman, née Caroline Westmoreland, was a prominent pianist and organist in Atlanta before marriage. Dr Dowman, son of Mrs C E Dowman of Oxford, Ga, is a Johns Hopkins trained surgeon and fellow of the American College of Surgeons. They bring notable musical and medical backgrounds to their new city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dowman
Birmingham
Dowman
Dr Dowman
Atlantes
Goucher College
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory
Atlanta
Wilks
C E Dowman
Oxford
de CE Dowman
Georgia
Emory College
Johns Hopkins University
Germany
England
Alabama
American College of Surgeons
Atlanta Chosen State Headquarters for Socialists
In a convention held Sunday July 4 the Socialists of Georgia selected Atlanta as the state headquarters and elected officers. Mrs Mary Raoul Millis of Atlanta is state secretary. Al Schwartz George Lewis Mrs Chess M Sugotsky HV Haranis, all of Atlanta, are on the state executive committee. Max Wilk of Augusta is the national committeeman.
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of Georgia
Atlanta
Mary Raoul Millis
al Schwartz
Geogse Lewis
Chess M Sugotsky
HV Haranis
Max Wilk
Augusta
State of Georgia
Barge Line Project Delayed in Augusta
Augusta Georgia July report details troubles for the barge line project. Builders of the Chatham failed under financial pressure, the bonding company is sued for the vessel’s cost, the Richmond requires a stronger engine, city wharfage facilities are lacking, and stock subscriptions remain unpaid. Despite setbacks, business leaders remain optimistic and plan a stockholder meeting with the city council to discuss new piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Chatham
Richmond
Willingham Firt Land Suit Probed by Tift Court
In Tifton Georgia the Willingham Firt land dispute consumed much of Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday night in Tift superior court. The case, described as the hardest fought in recent terms, centers on a two and a half mile north parcel. A verdict was expected by late Wednesday night.
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Tifton
Tift Superior
Willingham Firt
Tift
Tift Superior Court
Fire at Nashville store saved by quick department effort
Fire at NT Peoples store in Nashville Georgia on July 3 was contained before major damage. Firemen Messrs Elliot Ashworth and Horace Sikes received minor night injuries breaking top story windows. Damages reportedly covered by insurance.
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Nashville
NT Peoples
Mremen
Elliot, Ashworth
Horace Sikes
Education Board Sees War Lasting Four More Years
The board of education discussed adopting a standard geography for four years amid expectations the European war would continue, with Jesse W Armistead proposing a four year term and exchanges possible if maps change. Opponents argued it would burden patrons. Superintendent Landrum to report on author and term at the next meeting.
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Board of Education
Jesse W Armistead
James Tracy
Armistead
Key
Landrum
Artillery Raised to Requisite Size for Anniston Camp
At a weekly Atlanta artillery meeting Battery B of the National Guard reported rapid enlistments ensuring the battery reaches the required strength before leaving for the Anniston camp on July 17. Captain A. Jo Bride Jr announced enlistments will continue up to 133 men, with paid camp days for trained entrants, as the government plans major maneuvers and experiments to benefit artillery at Anniston Camp.
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Attlanta Artillery
National Guard
Auditorium Armory
Anniston Camp
A. Jo. Bride, Jr
United States
Gover Ament Iy
Anniston
Maiy Points
Nopense
Knights of Pythias Installed Thursday in Atlanta Lodge No 20
Atlanta Lodge No 20 Knights of Pythias officers were installed by District Deputy Grand Chancellor Jesse M Wood. New titles named include Chancellor Commander Fred Turner Vice Chancellor O B Myers Prelate Fred H Guette Master at Arm FT Ridge Master at Work O A Moran Inner Guard Cosby Swanson Outer Guard Dr M T Davis with remaining offices held over. Lodge reported flourishing as members enjoyed the ceremony.
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Atlanta
W A Jackson
Frank G Webb
A Craig
Westmoreland Hill Smith firm dissolves to form new practice
The law firm of Westmoreland, Hill & Smith dissolves. George Westmoreland ER Hu and Sidney Smith split. Hu now practices solo in Empire Building. Westmoreland forms Westmoreland & Westmoreland with his son John, a recent UGA Law and Mercer arts graduate, while Smith remains affiliated with the new firm. Offices stay at the Atlanta National Bank Building.
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Westmoreland, Hill & Smith
George Westmoreland ER Hu
The
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Sidney Smith
Augusta Thas
Hall
Empire Banning
Myr
Westmoreland
Westmoreland & Westmoreland
John Westmoreland
University of Georgia Law School
Arts
Mercer University
Smith
Westmorelands
Atlanta National Bank
Tragic Train Collision Fatal for Autoist Thursday
Maltyre Thurston Toney, 48, died after a Wednesday evening auto wreck at Hendersons crossing. Struck by Southern Railway passenger train No 71, he was taken to Grady then Atlanta hospital with internal injuries. Funeral at First Christian Church Saturday. Toney, member of Woodmen of the World, leaves a wife, father, three brothers, and three sisters. Ed Stroud and W Hatcher were in the auto.
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Maltyre Thurston Toney
Henderson’s Crossing
Ed Stroud
W . Hatcher
Columbus
Southern Railway
Toney
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Pattersons Chapel
Oakland
Memphis
Woodmen of the World
Emmett~ Toney Company
Stroud
Hatcher
Dr Holderby to Preach in New Presbyterian Church
Dr Holderby will preach at the new Presbyterian church in Fast Point Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. The sermon title is The One Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holderby
New Presbyterian Church
Goa
Tomato Plant Grows 42 Tomatoes in Four Feet High Trace
Peter Gianoli of No 14 Carter Street owns a tomato plant that recently startled the community by bearing forty two tomatoes. He notes the plant stands about four feet high.
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Peter Gianoli
Carter Street
Gianoli
Bell Directory to Press on July 10. Subscribe Now
The next Bell Telephone Directory goes to press July 10. Please call at Contract Office, 788 Pryor St., or 25 Auburn Ave., to arrange listing changes as far in advance as possible. Now is the time to subscribe in order to have your name in the new book. Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Company.
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Bell Telephone
Pryor St
Auburn Ave
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Company
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