Decatur Social News Highlights Local Bridge Parties
Decatur social notes list numerous bridge gatherings and hosting duties. Miss Annie Mae Glenn departs for Battle Creek Michigan for dietetics studies next week. Mrs J Stone and family return from two weeks away as others plan trips to Canada and Kentucky.
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Decatur Social News
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McDowell
Marion McDowell
Washington, Ga
Annie Johnson
Birming
O. Bell
Ritlo Wwangon
Forsyth
George Jones
Thirteen Club
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East ‘Lake Club
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Annie Mae Glenn
Battle Creek
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Kentucky
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Marie Pearce
Spartanburg
Honoring Wiss Callahan at Vast Point Birthday Event
Mr and Mrs W Tom Callahan of Vast Point entertained a congenial company of young people in honor of their esteemed Miss Annie Belle Callahan. Music and games pleased the guests while a watermelon cutting provided a featured highlight of the evening.
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Ararat Grotto Patrol Hosts Dance at Roseland
A Roseland event invites Magon people to a Monday evening dance on July 11. The Ararat Grotto patrol will host with Foxland Jagz orchestra providing music. Admission by card only.
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Ararat Grotto
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Jagz
Local Realtors to Leave Monday for Convention
Twenty members of the Atlanta real estate board depart Monday morning for Chicago to attend the National Association of Real Estate Boards annual convention. George Brown, chairman of the arrangements, says everything is in readiness. The delegation will ride a special train. officials expect the national membership to grow from 256 to about 400 after the meeting.
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National Association of Regilstate
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Apecia
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Florislo
Organ Recital Cancelled at City Auditorium
Maére announced there will be no organ recital today at the city Auditorium. The weekly event was discontinued for one Sunday because the removal of many booths in the drugs and sundries exposition would not be completed by Sunday afternoon.
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Unclear sale notice with broken price wording
Fragmentary OCR suggests a sale notice stating a price of 1.95 dollars and a time at 9 AM on a Monday. Other words are garbled and the event context remains unreadable. Entities and specifics cannot be determined from the text provided.
Thousands march for Christian Endeavor parade on Fifth Avenue
In New York on July 9 thousands of Christian Endeavor delegates from all parts filled Fifth Avenue in a martial citizenship parade. The procession featured more than sixteen thousand youths in bright costumes with banners, eleven floats depicting Bunyan scenes, about a dozen bands, and Homer Rodeheaver guiding the music. Immigrant officials and Bryan addressed Central Park after the march, with delegates later released for city sightseeing.
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Pilgrim's Progress
Ying Onward Cartuttan
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Billy Sunday Choir
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Christian Bryan
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Clearance Sweaters On Sale With Varied Styles
A mixed sale of sweaters describes both fancy and plain options labeled as suitable for different wardrobes. Prices and colors including red pink navy brown are noted, with markdowns appealing to a broad range of sizes and tones.
Chicago Strike Risks Lightless Nights for City Workers
July 9 Chicago is facing a citywide electrical strike as 800 workers at substations walk out over pay raises. Linemen seek $260 a month from $208, with assistants hoping $315 from $265, while police and fire services remain unaffected unless settlement fails.
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Cenforce
Waga
Uolass & Settlement
Fine Music Promised at Lakewood Sunday
An afternoon concert at Lakewood Park Sunday features Wedemeyer’s ensemble from 2:30 to 6:20. The program includes March, Anger or Liberty’s Call, Overture, The Glow Worm, Cornet solo by John Berhart, Jabberwocky, Martha, Waltzes by Strauss, a fox trot, and The Star Spangled Banner to close.
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Martha
Totow
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Strauss
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Banner
Missionary Alliance Meets Here July Seventeen
The Christian and Missionary Alliance will hold its next annual convention at the Gospel Tabernacle on Capitol Avenue Atlanta July 17 24 Daily sessions at 10 30 p m 3 6 44 and 7 45 p m Principal speakers include Paul Rader president E J Richards New York superintendent H A Forest Toccoa Ga Luke Rader evangelist of national reputation Also notes missionary stations in seventeen foreign lands Bible study schools Nyack on the Hudson and the Toccoa Palie Institute near Toccoa Ga
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Atlanta
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New York
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Toccoa
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Southern Department
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Summer School Girls Fight 4000 Acre Forest Blaze
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin during a three hour blaze, 100 girls from Camp Meenagia, a summer school, formed a bucket brigade to aid firefighters as flames threatened a 4000 acre peninsula state park forest. Everett Valentine alerted the girls, who came from prominent U S families, and helped check the fire.
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Meenagia
Peninsula
Park
Everett Valentine
United States
Dr Cree to Speak at Baptist Assemblies in Texas and New Mexico
Dr Arch Cree executive secretary of the Georgia Baptist convention will leave Atlanta after noon to deliver sermons at Baptist assemblies in Texas and New Mexico. He will speak at Palacios Assembly Texas for three addresses and Las Vegas New Mexico for five talks next week, with visits to Albuquerque and San Marcia? for additional sermons.
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Cree
Georgie Baptist Convenation
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
George W. Truett
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Las Vegas
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Self Color Coaxing to Buy Adora Beye
A fragment notes a sales pitch coaxing a buyer, mentioning a person named Beye and the term Adora. Context is limited, but reads as a promotional line aiming to induce purchase. No clear date, place, or organization is evident from the readable text.
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Small women chosen for immediate selection
A fragment notes a sister, aged 44, and others in a terse line about suitability and fitting conditions for an immediate selection. The readable text hints at a gendered, domestic decision process with a price or value reference of 25 dollars for a prior action. This card captures a fragmentary historical notice with central figures unnamed.
Special Dresses From Art Goods Shop For Children
A local shop offers new semi-made dresses for children aged 2 to 4 years. Made from voile in pink, blue or tan, the designs are pretty and neatly embroidered. Once stamped designs are embroidered, the dress will be complete.
The Gingham Draught Is Broken at Richs
Gingham fabric sale at Richs features 27 inch ginghams in plaids and checks priced at 25c. 32 inch and 432 inch options offer good quality with checks and plaids at 50c and 75c. Item variety includes stripes and light or dark shades with extra fine finishes.
Petticoat Sale Confusion In Broken Size Lot
A garbled sale blurb describes petticoats priced from 8.50 to 10.00 being sold at 4.49. It notes broken sizes and lengths in the department, with references to colors and quality, implying a clearance or special push on remaining stock. The text lacks clear dates or store names.
Mrs Gilstrap Dressmaker Joins Rich's From Hickson's
Mrs Gilstrap a dressmaker formerly of the Famous House of Hickson's New York now serves customers at Rich's bringing high fashion experience to the department store.
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Mrs. Gilstrap
Hickson’s
New York
Rich's
Solid Comfort Men's Garments at Low Prices
Classified note lists solid comfort men's garments including athletic underwear in sizes 36 to 44 at 89 cents and men's shirts in knee length nainsook at 69 cents with matching drawers also 69 cents. Includes men's nights shirts and pajamas in multiple materials with prices from $2.29, noting full cut and wide size range.
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