Country Club Programs For Today and Tonight
Informal dinner dance at Piedmont Driving Club tonight for 160 guests featuring W C Hall, Mr and Mrs J O W White, Witmer Moore, J H Franklin, C VeGehee Jr, WS Goldsmith, John Wheatles, WB Carhart, and Denid Hills Golf Club. A second sea Dansante at Twidifil's Golf Club this afternoon for 150 guests. Lest Lake Club hosts an afternoon dance. East Lake Club holds a popular dance for 200 younger members tonight with Capital City Country Club facilities noted. Saturday activities include golf, Sarna, and swimming at the lake.
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Piedmont Driving Club
W C Hall
W White
Witmer Moore
J H Franklin
C VeGehee Jr
WS Goldsmith
John Wheatles
Lest Lake Club
East Lake Club
Capital City Country Club
Little Orphans Celebrate at Baptist Home Party
The three hundred orphans at the Baptist orphanage in Hapeville celebrated the Fourth of July with a lawn gathering. A highlight was a watermelon feast under shade trees, with wagonloads of melons sent by the Johnson Hill Baptist Church Women’s Auxiliary.
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Baptist
Hapeville
Qos
Juhson Hill
Cedartown Notables Attend Miss Rushie Ware Birthday
A large gathering at Inman Park marked Miss Rushie Ware’s Wednesday afternoon party. Guests included Hester Hyatt Whiz, Virginia Bull, Mary Lang, Frances Peck, Jessie Chandler, and many others. The informal event featured pink decorations, gifts, and a host of Atlanta and nearby residents. Al Fresco Birthday Party honors were planned for Mrs Phyabeth Fitinsda and Wiss Titigu Johnson at Piedmont Avenue with a lawn centerpiece of pink gladiolis.
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Litie
Rushie Ware
Inman Park
Phe Uttle
Hester Hyatt
Whiz
Hyatt
Kyerlysn Hughes
Mary Lang
Virginia Bull Magsin Anderson
Nin
Nell Battle
May Bittle
Hellen Hattle
Pauline Osgood
Isabelle Lo Pool
Frances Peck
Clara Peck
Amina
Torkpatrick
Jessie Chandler
Bila
Chandler Addie Chandler
Frances
Thayer Fmily Wade Liizabeth Brisendine
Dorothy Pisert
Loum Davis
Yosima Ware
Kyvelsa Sims
Virginia
Pickle Louse Mathews Charles King Trussle
MtDonald Doble Lanford
Frank Davis
Tom Kirkpatrick
Wallim Maddox Ffirrs
Hunger Charles
Wilf Bech Lentoe Fitzerald and
Steve McDaniel
Phvabeth Fitinsda
Wiss Titigu Johnson Wall
Paul E Johnson
Piedmont Avenue
Hebrew Sunday Schools Hold Picnic at Grant Park
Annual picnic of Hebrew Sunday schools drew over 860 children for a day of fishing baseball and football games at Grant Park with W M Lichtenstein superintendent of Hebrew Sunday School and Wm Wo Sheintaim supervising Zion Sunday School. Organizers included Miss Rosa Saginai Miss Snielberger and a committee of teachers who organized activities from dawn to conclusion amid a general sense of community and celebration.
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Grant Park
Lichtenstein
Heiliinre
Sheintaim
Bargh Zion Sunday School
Sames Ve Hlirman
Atliarce Asaist
Rosa Sag Imai
Snielberger
Wow Pty Juffe
Charmin Wiss
Sarah
Ta Goldstein
Misa Molten
Dob Ehstein
Mary Llennebaum
Bertha Sherman
May Rat Russ
Ida Huss
Aurtha Ellison
Lena Taylor
Vellia Paltiak
Ida Kessner
Helia Levy
Minnie Hirst
Social Notes From City Gatherings And Travel
Social items list many residents traveling to Atlantic City Miami and Ga for brief visits. Families attend bridge lunches at Piedmont Avenue homes. Several couples spend July at Mount Airy and Yosemite, with trips to California and Lake Louise. One death prompts Nashville trip. others plan returns from travel to Georgia and Maine.
Social notes from Dublin and Atlanta society pages
A long roster of social events, guests, and visits across Dublin and Atlanta highlights. Mrs Wilcox's upcoming marriage to Mr Barbour at the Capitol City Club is announced. many entertaining hosts and guests at matinees, dinners, and luncheons are listed, with travel plans and visits to Wrightsville, Dublin, and various Georgia towns.
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Mrs. Wilcox
Charlet A Horne
Copital City Club
Hila Wright Wilcox
P T Barbour
Jewel Tillman
Roanoke
Waddell Coleman
Isle of Palms
Robert Hunt
Bristol
City
Jack H Salmon
Clayton Ga
Frantlin
Hendersonville
Slow Rise in Local Temperature Predicted
A gradual temperature increase is forecast for today and Sunday by the weather bureau. The 50 degree mark should be reached during the day with brisk southwest winds and few clouds. The Cracker team hosts Montgomery in a double header labeled Rivington Bisland Day marking the return of the Southern League’s premier shortstop to the Cracker fold at Poncey.
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Weather Bureau
Montgomery
Rivington Bisland
Poncey
Fhodeshla
Atlanta
Cuthess
R Os
Momese
South
Ein Sc
Rhodes
Manufa
aThe Rhides
Evry
Shingle Ordinance Faces Planned Council Clash
Opposition is expected at next Tuesday’s committee hearing on Fariinger’s anti shingle ordinance. Introduced after Fra board action and backed by Chief Cummings the measure would ban shingles on new buildings within fire limits and require burned rooms to be rebuilt with fire proof materials.
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Fariinger
Fra
Cummings
Hmita
Swift to Build Big Oil Mill at Augusta
Swift & Co will begin erecting a $200,000 cotton oil mill and fertilizer factory in Augusta in the early fall. The plant will cover about ten acres near the city limits and include six presses with a capacity of 13 000 tons of seed crushed per year. It will house a large fertilizer factory and cottonseed storage building, with electrically driven machinery and a 500 horsepower generator installed.
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Augusta
Swift & Co
Miller Co Farmers Hear Clarke Speak
Colquitt Ga July 10 under a brush arbor Edward Young Clarke secretary of the Brook county board of trade spoke to a large crowd of Miller county farmers on Diversified Farming. He urged Georgians to form a body ready to sign a new Declaration of Independence focused on commercial freedom, drawing cheers. Clarke then left Colquitt for Gainesville to help organize a $26,000 county fair and address a mass meeting on the 18th.
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Colqulit
Edward Young Clarke
Brooka County
Miller County
Colquitt
Gainesville
Rhodes Furniture Men End Convention Today
The Rhodes syndicate convention for store managers, partners, and buyers wraps in Atlanta. After adjournment they head to Grand Rapids and Chicago, then New York, with lunch at Hotel Ansley and a dinner hosted by A. G. Rhodes.
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Rhodes Syndicate
Grand Rapids Midh
Chicago
New York
J D Rhodes
Auster
Ansley
A. G Rhodes
Atlanta
Rhodes
Hendersonthy
South
Nashville
Asariees
Hia
Allamiavir
Ond Beran
Second District Masons Meet at Sylvester
The second district Masonic conclave concluded its two day session in Sylvester Ga with wide attendance. Hon I A Bush Camilla RL Welly Phamasville and W Reddy Dawson addressed delegates. The Albany lodge No 24 exemplified the MM degree. Albany was chosen for next year's meeting. Officers elected include GL Shepnard Albany worshipful master PB Ford Albany senior warden Sylvester junior warden Bluffion BF Hrimberry Albany secretary treasurer J F Hall Albany senior deacon Wo Monk Sylvester junior deacon Neuman Albany senior steward Max Lonsbers Albany junior steward Rey Paul Price Newton chaplain.
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Sylvester Ga
Pla
Hon I A Bush
Camilla RL Welly
Phamasvilles
W Reddy
Dawson
Albany Lodge
Hugo Robinson
Albany
Shepnard
PB Ford
Sylvester E S. Collins
Bluffion
BF Hrimberry
Albany J F Hall
Albany Wo Monk
Sylvester
Neuman
Albans Max Lonsbers
Albany Rey Paul Price
Newton
Atlanta Tech fund drive gains momentum amid campaign push
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Tech campaign committee rally behind a $100000 goal for tech expansion. Workers report solid progress, with about half the $35000 chamber pledge already secured, and a luncheon at Piedmont boosting optimism toward closing in days.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Greater Tech Campaign Committee
Flying Squadron
Greater Tech
Chamber of Commerce
Umierteuk
Piedmont
Atlanta
Tech
South
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