Social items and weddings in Ben Hill and nearby
A dense list of social engagements includes bridge parties hosted by Miss Laura Wyate and Miss Margaret Nutling, dinners and matinee gatherings for visiting guests from Chattanooga and Kentucky, a large heart-dice party honoring Miss Susie Blackmar, and a quiet wedding of Miss Julia Manning to Edward M Chapman Jr at Sacred Heart church. Also noted are theater parties, a variety of visits among Atlanta, Birmingham, and Knoxville social circles, and upcoming civic and church events in Ben Hill and surrounding communities.
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Louise Him
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Margaret Nutling
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Pattie Martin
Chattanooga
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Marguerite Beck
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Heart Dice
Misa Busis Blackmar
Misa Corrie Hoyt Brown
Misa Tula
Dean Jonge
Chambliss
Mary Hines
Miss Brown
Vickers
Gladyn Cauble
Atlanta
Philip Alston
Hubert Alston
Maggia Fields
Birmingham
Wedding party and scholarships push in early 1910 Atlanta note
A wedding party described with attire and guests. plus Atlanta Martha Berry Circle donates 500 dollars to a school building fund near Rome Georgia and votes to fund scholarships for mine girls in 1910 and 1911. The circle celebrates fundraising from Cafe Chantiller and names Mrs Frank Inman president. Mrs Herbert Hall arrives to assist Georgia committee ahead of an Appalachian exposition. A Georgia committee meeting follows at Capital City Club. An entertainment planned for Miss Lula Dean Jones and Miss Laural Ansley is noted.
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Frank Inman
Herbert Hall
Knoxville
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Tomorow
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Social notes from Atlanta and guests mingle at summer gatherings
A stream of visitors and hosts fills Atlanta society pages. Holloway of Baltimore guests Miss Katherine Ems. families R Davis and Lowe host at 384 Peachtree. multiple visits from Cincinnati, Columbus, Chattanooga, and New York unfold. Births noted, marriages hinted, summer trips to Warm Springs and Europe planned, and several bridge parties and matinee teas announced.
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Misa Susie Glackmar
Columbus Gs
Wyolene Lowe Purteil
Peachtree Street
John Blackmer
Francis
Lowe
Geigerman
Cincinnati
Bmisg
Camile Somers
Henry D Gelgerwan
Good Roads Plan Urged by Walker in Georgia
Edward H Walker of College Park, candidate for governor, sent a telegram to the Georgia Weekly Press Association urging a state wide system of graded paved public roads connecting every county. He states the roads would aid farmers and support constructive development of Georgia’s resources, calling the road plan his most important policy. The message was addressed to Chairman Alexander Reeves.
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Hicks to Be Well Equipped
Sheriff elect Jim Hicks in Macon Georgia plans to equip his office with a new automobile and six bloodhounds for use when he takes office. He aims to fill the position in excellent manner and will assume duties soon.
Runaway Spooks Driver In Rain Storm Accident
Daniel Gibson of Imperial was badly injured when a mule driver vehicle bolted during a rain storm. The animal struck a barbed wire fence, threw Gibson from the wagon, and caused facial injuries while bystanders were shocked by the incident.
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Turlette
Daniel Gibson
Gibson
Ad Men’s Club Smokers Tonight in Atlanta
The Atlanta Ad Men’s Club hosts a smoker at the Transportation Club rooms to recruit delegates for the upcoming national convention in Omaha. Members are urged to bring a business man guest, with several prominent firms already backing the effort to boost Atlanta’s representation in the Nebraska city events. The club calls this gathering a key educational moment for national advertisers and publicity departments.
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Ad Mens Club
Transportation Club
Omaha
At- Tanta
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