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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

12

Honoring Mrs Garner at Pennington tea

Mrs Boykin Pennington hosted a bridge tea at her West Peachtree street home in compliment to Mrs Andrew Garner a recent bride. Decor featured summer flowers in vases and baskets. Top score prize was silk hose and embroidered linen pillow cases were gifted to the honoree.

Garner Boykin Pennington West Peachtree Street Andrew Garner Garfer Robert Humphries Swainsboro Robert Smith Martin Nichols J. ¥. Pierson Migan Ann Hart Dodty Hart Hobbs Mary Matthews Kathleen Law Venice Joyce Dolly Ann Hart Peachtree Street Augusta Crawford Columbus Margaret Pratt Dolly Hart

Miss Temple Honored At Danville Buffet Shower

Miss Mary Temple of Danville Virginia is the guest of honor at a buffet shower hosted by Dr and Mrs Dunbar Roy. A group of young people has been invited to meet the charming writer later in the evening.

Mary ‘Temple Danville Dunbar Roy Wisiter Cawthon Star Greensboro Ida Cawthon Miss Whitman Yesternday Elizabeth Whitman Emma Williamson Wimington N. C Erskine Jarnagin Mary Temple Miss Law Charlotte Law Maretta Constance Cone Ethel Hunter Orange N. J Margaret Stovall Edith Carpenter

Family Reunion Observed At Annual Dinner In Georgia

The Brown family held its annual reunion at a Peach Tree Road home, marking the late Mrs. Joseph E. Brown’s birthday and Governor Brown’s July 13 wedding anniversary. About twelve guests joined Mrs Sallie Eugenia Brown for a noon gathering with handmade handkerchiefs, prizes of silk hose, and lingerie ribbons as consolations.

Sallie Eugenia Brown Peachtree Road Joseph E. Brown Georgia Brown Mirs. Brown J. B Whitman Margaret Whitman Jos. E H. Brown Joseph. M. Brown Marietta E. L. Connally Elijah Brown George E. Brown Joseph Brown Charles Brown Cora Brown Hrooks Mell George Brown, Jr Zarah Brown Margaret Brown Peneloperown

Social notes from Atlanta area July 14 1921

A long list of social items from Atlanta and surrounding towns describes visits, visits by relatives, and travel. Notable mentions include Mrs J H Sewell convalescing at Wesley Memorial hospital, Mrs Fay Wilson and daughter Martha Frances visiting family in Atlanta, and many relatives staying at homes in Simons and on Cleburne Avenue. Several births are announced, including AYLA Edwards and Milton Curtis, with parents named. Also noted are trips to St Simons, Wrightsville Beach, Hendersonville, and plans to sail to Europe aboard the Olympic. A law discussion near the end covers a state welfare board bill and orphanage oversight with Baptist minister Dr Ellis expressing concerns over expanded power.

Nee Carter Harrison Withers Tennix Il St. Joseph's Infirmary Mary Brown Spalding Margaret Massengale Simons Kate Weathers Rosa Lee Beeland Nashville J. W. White Parkstreet

Kiwanis Protest Against Welfare Board Power

Macon Kiwanis club in Bibb county telegrams urged state legislators to reject a bill enhancing the State Welfare board’s authority. The protest aimed to curb increased government power over welfare operations in Georgia.

Macon Specia State Welfare Board Macon Kiwanis Club Bibb County

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Miss Temple They Ree Garden Capital City Joseph Habersham Chhapter William Lawson Peel Bride’s Club Myre Robert Redding Bride's Club Juniper Street First Britten Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkheam Lydis E. Pinkham Jessie GrandRr Kalamazoo Michigan Lydia B. Pinkham Miss Payne Douglas Paine Piedmont Driving Club Misses Paine Martha Boynton Mary Tombs Durham Anne Grant Katherine Murphy Mary Sheldoh Emmie Nixon Pauline de Give Jennie Hobinson Bridge Varmer Muss Law Mariella Miss Stovall Russell Stovall Woman's Club Atlanta Woman's Club City Council B. M. Boykin Lenz0 Richardson Norman Sharp Bun Wylie Mamie Borkle Assis St. C. Kerlin Traver George Brow Rok. Rambo Alvin K. Hichards J. Allen Couch Miss Hornaday Miss Crawford J. H. Sewell Wesley Memorial Hospital Millwell Cobb Erwin, Jr Savannah Jacksonville T.G. Greene Gladys Greene Margie Stringfellow Wilmore Greene St Simons H. L. Tutwiler Martha Julia St. Simons Fred New York Eppie Breedlove West Point W. H. Higginbothem Lucy Higginbothem W . Higginbothem Killian Street Frederick Franklin Jones Ayla Edwards John Cullen Kay Abbeville D. C Milton Curtis Kay Misa Aubrey Smith Atlanta Mrs. Allen Young Wrightsville Beach J. Lewis Hargrove Eastman Mary Horne Jack Martin Memphis Juniper, Street Marian Wooten Eastman, Ga Baylor Hickman Hendersonville Hallie Poole Whittle Springs Paul Anthony Gresew Orleans Tion Paul Anthony, Sr William L. Fomeroy Piedmont Avenue Milton Nathan Schwartz Milton Nathan, Jr Henry Dickson Brums New Orleans George Lewis Pratt John Spalding T .J. Ripley D. I. Macintyre, Jr Louise Birmingham Edward Stauverman Charles Tincoln Gately Fannie Manley Europe Allen Harris W. R. Freeman B. C. Branyon Nancy Charles P. Ozburn Charles Jr Miss Lorreine Ozburn Odélion G. F. Smith Aee Fray Gainesville William Whelchel Miss Brown Maine T. D. Emis Mulberry Street Methodist Church Dr. Ellis Welfare Board Orphan Home Boards Arch Rest Oxfords Arch Kiwanis Oe Viet SE Suez Seo L’aiglon Express American Lady Thompson and Niew
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