Summer Socials and Visits Near Columbus and Atlanta
A breakfast honoring Miss Louise Joseph of Columbus followed by a Brookhaven swimming party. Mrs. Robert E. O'Donnally in Hendersonville. Mrs. L. F. Beauvais and daughters Carl and June spend July in White Path Georgia. Mrs. Elliott Cheatham of Washington visits parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Morrison returns. Mr. Blount and Mrs. Clarice Walker and son head to Atlantic City for summer. Mrs. C A Rhodes and daughter Ellen go to Maryland. Mrs Harry Haskins visits Mrs Coon on Elmball street. Mrs W J Morrison back from Cape Cod will join family in August. Mr and Mrs M J Kent and Olga Kent arrive from New Orleans, at Mrs S. Rosenfeld’s residence 371 Washington Street, to see friends. Kent to homemaking in Atlanta. Dr Edgar G Ballinger returns from San Francisco after AMA meeting. Mr and Mrs RA Williams depart for Wrightsville Beach for several weeks.
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Louise Joseph
Columbus
Brookhaven
Robert E. O'Donnally
Hendersonville
Mra.l. F Beauvais
Care
Mountains
White Path
Elliott Cheatham
Washington
Blount
Clarice
Walker
Atlantic City
C A. Rhodes
Chaughter
Ellen
Maryland
Harry Haskins
Springgieln
Mra Coon
Elmball Street
Ifr
W. J Morrison
Wiano
Cape Cod
M J Kent
Olga
New Orleans
City
S. Rosenfeld
Washington Street
Lester
Mr. Kent
Atlanta
Meetings for Women’s Missionary and Temperance groups
In Tifton Georgia on July 1 in Central Congregational church at 1 oclock and at 3 oclock at 205 Spring street the Hoosier Ladies auxiliary will meet plus a Frances Willard Temperance union session at Trinity church Sundays school room at 340 oclock all invited Also Dan and G M Fletcher sold 2500 pounds of wool at 60 cents per pound in a market showing improvement despite shrinking sheep industry
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Woman's Missionary Association
Central Congregational Church
Hlin Street
Carmie Way
Manafield
Texas
Hoosier Ladies’ Auxilary
F. G. Meyers
Spring Street
Department of Health and Heredity
Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oelock
Trinity Church
Tifton
Dan
G M "Fletcher
Georgia editors enjoy barbecue and tours at annual meeting
Eastman Georgia July 13 special two day Georgia Weekly Press association session opened with membership roll calls and address by Royal Daniel on newspaper making. Monroe Oppenheim and Kelly Simmons spoke on topics. editors toured McRae Helena with barbecues and fish fry, returned via Jay Bird Springs. Evening reception featured Blush by Guttenberg's orchestra. next day to include committee reports, officer elections, trips to Brunswick and St Simons for boat trips and surf bathing.
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Eastman
Georgia Weekly Press Association
McCutcheon
Royal Daniel
Quitman Free Press
Daniel
Monroe Oppenheim
Kelly Simmons
Telfair Enterprise
WT. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
JF Shannon
Commerce News
McRae
Helena
Jay Bird Springs
Theodore Edwards
Guttenberger
Macon
Brunswick
St Simon's
Riverside Academy hires Professor King to join faculty
Gainesville Ga July 14 1915 President Sandy Beaver announces Riverside Military Academy has closed a contract with Professor Paul J King of Decatur Ga to join the Riverside faculty King an alumnus of the University of Georgia Davidson College and Washington and Lee University has led English and Bible at the University School Stone Mountain and for two years ran the Donald Fraser School boarding department He merges that school with Riverside where facilities and environment are ideal This marks a major change in preparatory circles and Riverside gains a noted southern educator.
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Gainesville
Sandy Beaver
Riverside Military Academy
Paul J. King
Decatur
King
Donald Frazer
Riverside Academy
King Io
South
University of Georgia
Davidson College
Washington and Lee University
Rivermole
Ing
Buy a Flag to Aid Suffering People of Europe
A flag sale led by Dr FE May and chaired by Mra Albert E Thornton aims to raise funds for France relief. Atlantes young women will solicit passersby in the city, selling tri color flags with proceeds sent to France and her allies. The sale, with 19000 flags provided, centers at the Piedmont hotel as France’s Independence Day approaches on July 14.
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Mra
Albert E Thornton
FE May
Georgia War Relief
France
Piedmont Hotel
May
America
Subjects Announced For Special Sermons Series
Dr hornwell Jacobs will preach a Sunday morning sermon at Central Congregational church on Babylon Nineveh and their empire. He will compare ancient city declines with modern Atlanta dangers. Future sermons cover Thebes Memphia Susa Athens Carthage Rome and Constantinople with dates through August.
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Hornwel
Jacobs
Central Congregational Church
Babylon
Nineveh
Atlanta
Thebes
Memphia
Susa
Persian Empire
Athens
Greece
Carthage
Rome
Constantipyre
Eastern Empire
Augusta to Build Freight Terminals at Wharf
Augusta council voted to fulfill a promise to the Augusta Savannah Navigation Company to provide a modern system of freight terminals at the wharf for the barge line. Construction to begin at once with ride opening July 22. Some council members favored delaying the terminals, which has hampered the line.
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Augusta
Augusta- Savannah Navigation Company
Auguata
Travel lecture series at Harris Street church tonight
The second in a travel lecture series will be held at Harris Street Presbyterian church tonight at o'clock. Colorful pictures of the canal and canal zone will be shown. Admission is free and the public is invited. Lyerly, Ga. July 13. The peach season is booming as Nitler Orchard Co ships fruit from Kincaid Mountain farm managed by AD Sports. The crop appears the finest ever produced in this section.
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Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Canal and
Canal Zone
Lyerly
Nitler Orchard Company
Kincaid Mountain
AD Sports
Aragon Shirts Made at Home Plea to Consumers
The ad proclaims Aragon shirts are produced locally with hundreds employed, urging readers to request Aragon products including shirts pants or overalls, claiming they are well made and affordable and that more jobs could arise if demand grows.
Cornfield Hams Becomes Popular Local Product
A local home company expanding, employing many residents, grows Cornfield Hams Bacon and Shoulders. Emphasizes community development and urges readers to ask their grocer for Cornfield products.
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Nell Prince
Rochester
New York
Frits Jones
Juniper Street
Virginia McCormick
Balti
Ansley Park
Garland Jones
Newroote Aeide
General Assembly
Gracel. Larned
Boston
N.C. Mullin
Highland Avenue
Hubert Anderson
Waverly Way
Augustus Thegue. Hood Friends Ander
Naw
Mias Gladys Anderson
Birmingham
Als
Batargay
Peachtree Street
Annah FE
Maliin Jeff Saturda
Marthe'a
Wimeyar Maas
George 8
Foster
Peachtree Place
Frank Headley
Georgia
Tennesese
North Caroline
Emma Neal Douglan
Ratle Stocking
North Shore
iChicago
Mary Faith
Sarah Yow
Bre
Rosser
Mre
Charles Elyse
Saluda
Frances Broyles
Americus
Mildred Hollin
Asheville
Raymond
Demerie
Saven
Pauline Slager
Jacksonville
Pia
Siegfried Samuels
W R Jones
William Rovert Jones
Smith's Station
Charles King
Marcella Stanton
Frances Stanton
Waycross Journal- Herald
Jere A Moore
Greeneville
Tenn
Jere A. Moore
Charles A Sisson
Nadine
National Toilet Company
Paris
Singer Lewin Machine Co
Whitehall St
Bell Phone
Tippett School OF Shorthand
Healey
Valdes
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Atlanta Retail Merchants Association
Wee
Edgar G. Ballinger
San Francisco
American Medical Association
RA Willams
Wrightavilis Beach
Rallestan
Fred S. Stewart CO
Whitehall Street
Colonials
J. M. High CO
Harp Se
Weekly Press Association
Brunswick and
St. Simons
Professor King
Europe
Chattooga
Aragon
Cornfield Hams
Capitola Flour
Red Seal
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