Social whirl fills Atlanta with dances and nuptials
Darice at the Monterey hosts a large July dance drawing guests from Atlanta and nearby cities. Garber Hall hosts a younger society gathering with many names listed. A wedding unites Miss Crews and Marion Lowry in Randolph Avenue home ceremony. A bridge tea at East Lake Club honors visiting guests from Houston and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darice
Monterey
Mts Airy
Hotel Monterey
Atlanta
Gainesville
Toccod
Clarksville
Oe Crews—Lowry
J. L. Reynolds
Randolph Avenue
Misa
Lucile
Crews
Sone Webber
Miss. Crews
Leneir
Palma
North Carolina
Tennnessee
Athens
Iga
Lowry
State
Ecolese of Agriculture
Gena Crews
Blytheville
Ark
Roberta Crewa
Lenoir
N. C
L. Farmer
W. L. Pierce
W. T. Greenwood
Halifax
Society Ball Game This Afternoon
A congenial group of young college attendees plans to watch the ball game this afternoon with Misses Exiothe Coleman Telatde Pratt Lucy Fiza Beth Harper Lucy Candler and others listed among the social circle. The note shows several names such as Dennis Campbell Saddler Newell Shedden Little Bilder Scruggs Poole Burt Wheeler Stovall and Edytho among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exiothe Coleman
Telatde Pratt
Lucy Fiza
Beth Harper
Lucy Candler
Heth Dennis
Lula Grove Campbell
Ida Saddler
Ellen Newell
Harriet ‘Shedden
Elizabeth Little
Margaret Bilder
Margaret Scruggs
Frances Poole
Francis Burt
Lydia Wheelers
Sarah HI
Margaret Stovall
Dinner Dance Honor Guests Named at Piedmont Event
A list of distinguished guests attends a dinner dance in Piedmont including Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Ropter and Mrs. T. 4G. Seay, with Mrs. J. Jeppe Percy and Miss Margaret Pratt among the host committee. Decorations are led by Mrs. Wi D. Coleman as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
John “Burley
Piedmnt Driving Club
Florence Ray
Wayneaville
N. C
Atlanta
Piedmont
Carpenter
Rebecca
Asbcratt
Stare
Colte
Eligabeth
Holleman
Martha ‘ McCred
Leppard
Foster
J. C.’ Ropter
Toler
Mra
Robertt Stahl
St. Berry
Coil
J. Jeppe
Percy
Seay
Jones
Grene
Albert Aken
Bula
Dunwoody
Mise Magaret
Pratt
Gladys Byrd
Mary
Burt Griffith
Amelia Bene
Margaret
Maddox
D. Coleman
Cheirman
Bright Teas Given At Woman's Club
The Atlanta Woman's Club hosted numerous teas and social events yesterday afternoon in the club's rooms, featuring guests from Washington and other cities. Hostesses included Mrs. Bonita Crowe, Mrs. J. L. McMillan, and Mrs. Elijah Williams with a variety of gatherings such as bridge teas and informal luncheons for visiting guests and local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao B
Bonia Crowe
J. J. McMillin
Cclub
Mildred DeHart
Washington, D. C
Iquesta
DeHart
Woman's Club
James Ashley Wooten
Mont Claire
N. J
E. M. Kirk
Ed. Park
Havana
Cuba
E. M. Willingham
Arthur Laird
Columbia
S. J. Looney
Decatur
H. H. Cabaniss
M. Willingham
Herbert Rawlings
Frank, Cheney
S. H. Zeagler
Roy Bethune
Gainesville
Misa Kirby
Willingham
Woman’s Restful Sleep Pill Advocated in Newburg Ad
An OCR fragment from Newburg New York promotes a nocturnal remedy called Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound. The ad claims the product calms “backache” and cures sleeplessness caused by female ailments. It frames critics as moral judgment and stresses widespread use and approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Guydia E. Pinktable
Newan
Burgh
Fragmented OCR Story Becomes Ambiguous Card
The readable text shows names and phrases but lacks clear events. It mentions individuals and possible actions after a game, with scattered fragments such as team members and a consolation note. No coherent date, place, or outcome is discernible from the fragments.
Society Notes From Waynesville And Nearby Visits
Gossipy items report Mrs Samy D er and family visiting in Waynesville N C with relatives in Americus Blaville and Knoxville. J R Pagett Miss bigonia Bridges Master Belt Bridges Jr return home after two week visit, plan New York and Grove Park stops. Mrs T W Townsend leaves for Rap then Boston, Annie Phillips guests en route to Pilarane Springs, Mrs Annie Cheek and Miss Stockton entertained at several cafes. Mrs Frank H Glenn recovers from appendicitis at St Josephs general hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.r.pagett
Bigonia Bridges
Belt Bridges, Jr
Americus
Blaville
Clark’ Howell
Savannah
Camp
Marion
New York
Grove
Park
Inn
Asheville
T.W. Townsend
Boston
Annie
Phillips
Pidgrane Springs
House agrees to another conference on navy money bill
Washington July 8 The house voted to reopen talks with the senate to resolve deadlock on the navy appropriation bill including two aircraft carriers plans at Puget Sound and land purchases at Sand Point and Camp Kearny sites. A deal on minor amendments was reached and the bill may move to the other body Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Puget Sound
Washingtony Navy Yard
Sand Point
Camp Kearny
Cai
Fhe House -Confereas
Ocean gold shipments spark fears of pirates on Atlantic
New York reports eight million dollars in British gold crossing the Atlantic aboard passenger steamers bound for American banks. Vessels including Mauretania Olympic Carmania Lapland and Oropesa carry gold amid rising totals. By mid July nearly eleven million more has been unloaded this week and imports near four hundred million this year. US gold reserves surpass three hundred and two hundred million, a record high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Bankers Express
Mauretania
Olympic
Carmania
Lapland
Oropesa
United States
Brookhaven to Open Swimming Season Saturday Afternoon
The Capital City Country Club at Brookhaven will open its swimming season Saturday at 1 PM. Water from Atlanta city mains will be used and treated with liquid chlorine. Two lifeguards have been engaged and will offer swimming lessons. After Saturday the lake will be open from 10 AM to 7 PM daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City -Country Club
Brookhaven
Atlenta City
Cooperative plans to aid cotton exporters with advance loans
The article describes a cooperative action to assist cotton growers by offering advances on about 600,000 bales of cotton. The plan aims to market cotton in an orderly way, providing funds to cover crop expenses and allow for timely repayment after export. The arrangement seeks to relieve immediate grower costs during wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Ion
Travel Rations and Nutritious Beans for Soldiers
A reflective narrative recalls days of rations and hunger, with a humorous plan to feed troops. The talk turns to practical menus for supper beans, breakfast canned corned beef hash, and lunch canned salmon, aiming to boost morale and nutrition under military drill rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hin
Och
Pershing
Haig
Sanders
U S War Vessels To Leave Tampico
American war vessels remain at Tampico amid tensions as marines are allowed limited freedom with cordial reception but under guard. Reports say authorities fear incidents while labor leaders in Orizaba urge protests against the dispatch of ships to Tampico and press criticism of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gompers
B. C G. Davison
John Kelly
International Association of Machinists
Mexican Federation of Labor
Orizaba
Tampico
Gompers
Hughes
Denby
Mexico City
Associated Press
United States
Saceramento
Cleveland
Heriona
Cuy
Sacramento
Claude L Dawson
Confederation of Labor
Orizebs
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
Pfefferkorn Recital Praised by Temple University Leader
A Philadelphia report from Temple University notes Prof Pfefferkorn’s recital as a tremendous success. Dr A J Pearce, Brenau Conservatory president, sends congratulations and calls him a wonderful artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astéleptam
A. J. Pearce
Brenau
Coliega’ Conservatory
Temple University
Philadelphia
Pfeffergorn
Coca Cola bottling contract arbitration and leaders
The article details a split Coca Cola bottling agreement with northern and southern bottlers, with arbitration provisions, pricing terms at $1.64 1 2 a gallon then $1.17 1 2 after stock exhausted, and a 1921 dispute following Asa G. Candler’s sale. It lists signatories and counsel for both sides and quotes Asa G. Candler Jr stating the move aims to empower stockholders rather than the Candler family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola Company
Charles Howard Candler
William A. Candler
George T.sunter
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
J. F. Johnson
C. Lipton
Cock-Gole “Botting Company
C. V.rainwater
Bettween
Jong
Asa G. Candler
Litimation
Spalding, McDougald, and Sibley
Rosser, Slaton and Phillips
C. T
J. L. Hopkins
Brown, Spurlock and Brown
Chattanooga
Ward, Gray and Neary
Wilmington
Del
Candler
Thomsdn
Hirsch
Anderson, Rountree
Crenshaw
R. C
Phillip Alston
Samuel Adams
Savannah
R. S. Richards
William 8. Hillis
Asa ‘G. Candler, Jr
Financiara
Woman President Unanimous Choice of U S Educators
Des Moines July 8 Miss Charl Williams of Memphis unanimously elected president of the National Education Association for the coming year. Dr W A Bivans of Chicago outlined behavioristic scoring for children at the association convention including labels such as seclusive and egocentric Delineating special instruction for timid shy or cross eyed children and separate courses for delinquents and those who smoke or show other faults He argued it is unfair to teach such children in normal classrooms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Department ‘of Children Hygiene
National Education. ‘Association
W. A. Bivans
Chicago
Evans
Aigo
Evang* Han
Education Board Refuses Hearing On Teacher Dismissal
The Education Board rejects requests for a hearing regarding a teacher's non election and the reasons for her dismissal. Debate centers on two communications from Julia Riordan and the Atlanta Public School Teachers Association, with criticism of the board's handling and pressure from commissioners Fleming and Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
Riordan
Hiordan
Davis Street
Fleming
Terrell
Davis Streat School
Hiss
Pierdan
Wae Terrell
C. T. McKee
Parent-Teacher Club
Indiznanti al
Fgtion
Migs Riordan
Davis iBtreet
W. .C. Carraway
Cften Maynon
Hutcheson
Sanitary Department
Board of Health
Atlanta
Fern
C. E. Phillips
Callus
Errell
We Terrell
Hutcheson ‘Fegolation
Education
Catione
Julia Ie Riordan
Mane
Pallic’ School
Miss Riordan
Onde
Naime
Debate on Soldier Bonus Delays Senate Action
Washington July 8 Debated soldier bonus bill drags through senate with few definite votes yet many senators favoring action. Harding plans a message next week on the package while the bill’s timetable and July 1 1922 operative date are debated by McCumber and other Republicans, who warn against rushing legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance ‘Committee
Harding W
Congress
McCumber
North Dakota
Mehion
Treasury
Harding
Capitol
Republican Party
Cumber
Soldiers of America
Teachers Debate Board Policy and Riordan Firing
The meeting featured a floor privilege for the teachers association as charges of attempting to dictate the board were denied. Mayor Key resisted precedent while supporting firings and rejections, including Riordan, amid debate over sanitary inspectors and a hearing for Miss Riordan. Final votes on Hutcheson’s resolution were four to two, with unanimous approval on a closing paragraph. Friday afternoon saw two new Lady Board of Visitors members elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Hutcheson
Ady
Mayor Key
Chief Beavers
Key
Riordan
Board of Health
H.b.‘Chamberlain
League of Women Voters
League
McCalley Meade
BR. C. Little
Miss Alorian
Ander
Alor
Dan
J. B. Andrews
C. P. Osborne
Board of Education
Board of Visitors
Ww. W. Gaines
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Miss DeHart
Garber Hall
Merabere
Alberta Lewis
Ada Peeples
Sarah Schoen
Charlotte Meador
J. N. Mcfachern
William Winder
Curry Moon
Arthur LeCraw
Vernon McMillan
Kenneth McMillan
Herman Pate
Horace Rherer
Baxter Maddox
Marion Kiser
Bert. Harless
Marian _ Hamilton
Arch Martin
James Johnston
Clark Wilcox
Henry Lion
Robert. Maddox
Frank ‘Hassell
William Spalding
Dudley Boumentz
Woman’s Union of the Universalist-Unitarian Church
T.B. Fisher
Alabama
Pryor
Atlanta Psychological ‘Society
Ansley Hotel
Ashby
Brenan Studios
Richard Rollain
Mademoiselle Berthe Corant
Arthur I. Harris
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Peach Tree Street
Charles Trinpe
Marie
Lawrence
Mr. Harper
Iy Webb
Baile -Mesdames Hollingsworth
Lynn Wright
Harper Lyle
Pilcher
Charles I’. Roddey
East Lake
Andrew Dow
Houston
Texas
Mary Lucy Turner
Juiian’ Fitzgerald
Hastman
W. L. Mathers
Dorines
Mesdames C
B. Evins
Harry Johnson
Turner Colquit Cole
L. C. McKinney
Gonk~ Yin
Albany
Ge.j
Charles Loridans
John F. Bar
J. Bettis
W. A. Barnwell
Charles Atkinson
Rank
Spratlin
Russell Bridges
H. 8
Flynt
Berry Collins
John. A. Copeland
E. &. Mathers
Frank Wassenbure
Frank Inecoff
John B. Smith
Albert Treaney
Philip Head
Ewing Dean
Ott Alston
Frank
Society
MUSE
Muse Sale
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Peachtree
Walton—Broad
Gottschaldt
W. H. Smith
Helen, Gottschaldt
Allan Gottschaldt
Ead
Beverly DuBose
Peachtrea Road
Virginia
Sam D. Jones
Katherine Camp
Margaret Saunders
Charles Roddy
Andrew J. Dow
May Lucy
Turner
Frank Fitzgerald
Eastman
W. J. Mathers
East Lake Country Club
Mathers
Artonio
SAS
Mrs
Samy DD
Ensiyn
Waynesville
N. Gs
Aisne
and “Biradd
John, Byrle
Aid
Russell
Stacy
Ernest “Hilt
Jett Vers Verdag
Knoxville
Tenn
Ocean
Pat
U. S
Continuedtrom
Prof. Pfefferkorn
Tyene
U.S
Education Board
Waitham
Zales! West
Yu Easy Terms
Durham Jewelry Co
Edgewood Ave
Stachelberg
Belle Isle
Taxicae
Thrift Department
Comfort Oxfords
Grover
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