Wiss Kibler Hosts House Party For Younger Set
Miss Mildred Kibler entertains a group of young Georgia visitors at her East Tenth Street home. Guests include Ruth Locaridge Valton Hertha May Owens Wolfe Park Fannie Lila Congery Cassville Ga Louise Lochridge and Migs tiry Ferguson Atlanta. Attending hosts include Mrs d N Weatherly and Miss Louise Lochridge with Robert E Kibler arranging a straw ride for the guests. Atlantans at Tate Spring Tenn brief arrivals noted. A family reunion honors Mrs John F Almand with a large gathering in Conyers Ga showing Almand family presence and survivors. East Point Woman's Club to meet Friday at 4 with monthly schedule change due to summer outings.
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Wiss Kibler
Mildred Kibler
East Tenth Street
Ruth Locaridge
Valton
Hertha
May Owens
WoWege Park
Misa Fannie
Lila
Uth Congery
Cassville
Louise Lochridge
Almand
C. W. Ford
L. H. Still
Atlanta
C. B. Almand
Trs
le H. Adams
W. C. Almand
L. Almand
R. L. Huff
Wonvers
J. F. Almand
Convers
John Hannah
Helen
Emily Hannah
Milstead
Xuzaoern Setherton
Monezuma
B. F. Stillwell
Frances Stovall
Aliss Eleanor Harrison
Ruth Strotter
Sara Tlinton
Greenville
Grace Kener
G. H. Trimble
Miami
Fla
A. G. Trimble
Henry Croley
Covington
A. F. Croley
Dorothy Jones
Caroline
Howard Owings
Eleanor Harrison
Martha Boykin
Walter Mithollen
Chipley
Lindley Mithollen
J. F. Wallace
Mrc
Mra
C. J. Hern
Mary ‘Horn
Etta ‘Walker
Sara: Beavers
Miss Horn
Ernest
Plantaton
John Peacock
Dodge County
Memorial College Park Club Sacrifices Year Book for War Memorial
The College Park Woman's Club plans a World War I memorial by dedicating its yearbook fund to a monument honoring College Park heroes. Under President R. T. Adelhold the club grows to about 100 members and supports floral shows, thrift programs, and school bond advocacy. The drive includes a lot donation, cornerstone plans, and a design selected with bids soon to be asked. The club also backs education, health, and civic initiatives, aiding Cox college scholarships and Tallulah Falls school support.
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College Park
Wiliam Cox
Cox’ College
D.C. Lyle
Hawthorne Street
College Fark
P. J. Haden
Dahlia
Patryland
Holt
Cox College
Oscar Palmour
G. F. Hot
the _ homes economics
Mra. Neal
Iis
Smith Hughes Vocational Act
Mra
Board of Education
Aderhold
Baynard
Willingham
Anne’ Thorneen
Fra
B. D
Gray
Virginia Avenue
L. C. Freeman
Tallulah Falls
Cox Head
B. M. Boykin
Atlanta
Masonic meeting in Buckhead and city social notes
A terse Atlanta society page notes a meeting of Oglethorpe chapter No. 122 Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic temple Buckhead on Wednesday evening at its stated hour with invited members. It also chronicles hotel stays, births, visits, and travels of many local families and visitors including Loyless at the Ambassador Atlantic City and multiple Atlanta and Georgia social happenings and movements.
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Ogiethorpe
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Buckhead
Desrees
Neon Energie Omc eeAe
Donald Loyless
Ambassador
Atlantic City
G . Misg
Anne
Ithinetetlow
St. Simons
Stuart ‘Brown and Son
Etringtelley
Harvey
Prinkie Announee
Dred ‘Louise
Georgia counties share in state scholarship drive
The State Y M C A of Georgia reports 1877 scholarships awarded to service men, totaling 180000 dollars. This represents Georgia’s portion of a 35000000 dollar national fund from the war work council. Nationwide totals reach 80000 scholarships. Dr M T Brittain chairs the state educational committee with Dr W A Lee as state supervisor, noting equitable distribution across every county.
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Y. M. GA
Georgia
National War Work Council
United States
M. T. “Brittain
W. A. Lee
W. A. Lee, of the State ¥. Mlc. A
Mads
Melons and Peaches And Catfish At the Curb Market
The municipal curb market showcased watermelons peaches and string catfish fresh from the Ghatta hooches. Fulton county farmer displayed water turtles. Mrs Norman Sharp chairwoman praised the day as highly successful with a full display of fruits vegetables poultry and dairy. Market opens Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 6 to 9.
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Ghatta
Munnicipal
Fulton
Norman
Sharp
woman's club -market_committee
Thars
Coetoek
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Abmand Family
Ast Point Woman's Club
East Point Woman's’ Club
Albert E. Thornton
Garg
Vinny Atkinson
Arthur Harris
H. G. Hastings
Georgea Varden
J. B. McCrary
Lee Ashcraft
College Park Club
Publé Health
W. Mizell
GB. H. Sullivan
Tima
C. F. Holt
R. F. Provcory
Mies Sally Kate
Ares
Mary
J. Haden
C.F
Oscar Paimonts
D. C. Lyle
Crefishaaw
Horace Guerrant
Charles. Guerrant
B.A Sullivans
J . W. Lawton
Br. A. Godby
A We Evarts
C.M. Mount
BR. T. Aderhold
College Park Woman's Club
Atlanta City Federation
Mary “Ellen
Martha Acuff
Bana Bleving
Chattanooga
Wv. T. Gentry
Tate Springs
Tenn
Valdemar Gude
Pergy
Mount Perrian Road
Watch
Wildwood
Frances Taylor
Ghattanooga
Emily Myers
RE. Holt
J. H. Buchholtz
Mary’ Brances
Andrew Collier
Montgomery
Ala
Louise Laser
Druid Hills
Misa Goonwyn
Denny
Mins Maud Powers
Rome
Mias Powers
Lois Fi. Bartléte
Baldwin Davis
Virginis
San Francisco
Cal
Aleca
Luetua
Beckham
Lap Ancretes
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Variious
West
Frank Bryanis
Hutteson
William David Bryan
Arkansas
Bryan
Rieter
Irs
Baldwin
Davisgon
Rinia Avenue
A. P. Levy
Norman J. Kauffman
Mrs. Kauffman
Wil
Wiliam
Hearne” Roand
Peaehtree-road
Mary Alice
Samuel W. Wilkes
Wilkes Plantation
Carrollton
Jack Evens
Orleans
Julia Hull
Thelma Gallaway
Gallaway Plantation
Forsyth
Gow
R. Freeman
New York
Carlton
Baby’Louis Heels
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Brussels
Axminster
Rush
Gov
Price
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