Atlanta Club Roof Dances and Social Gatherings
Informal dance on the roof garden of the Atlanta club set for Thursday evening with music from 8 to midnight. Watermelon cutting hosted by Mr G L McDaniel at East Point for Miss Julia Gil and Miss Lucy Jacks, with Miss Bessie Tappan present. Capital City Roof hosts multiple parties and upcoming dinners and dances at Capital City Country club and Capital City Roof. East Lake will host the first in a summer dance series at the Atlanta Athletic club pavilion with midweek and weekend dances. Mrs Valdemar Gude and Mrs Valdemar Gude to chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
MW McDaniel
East Point
Julia Gil
Woodbury Ga
Lucy Jacks
Forsyth
Bessie Tappan
Capital City Roof
Capital City Club
Capital City Country Club
East Lake
Atlanta Athletic Club
Valdemar Gude Will
What to Use and Avoid On Faces That Perspire
Health guidance discusses facial care for perspiring skin with emphasis on cleansing, gentle washing, and avoiding harsh products. The text mentions waxes and creams as options and critiques aggressive treatments while noting natural, harmless approaches for cleansing and skin breathing.
Meetings Notice From Local Clubs
The Joseph Habersham chapter AR will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon July 15 at 3 oclock at the home of Mrs J T Holleman 283 Peachtree Street The 1914 Embroidery club will meet this morning at 10 oclock with Mrs GL Pendley 303 Gak Street The Womans Study club meeting Thursday at 3 oclock was postponed for suffrage hearing before the Senate. The president Mrs Helmer asks all members to meet in the Senate chamber at the Capitol and invite friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Habersham
Mra
J T Holleman
Peachtree Street
1914
Embroidery Club
Pendley
Gak
Womans Study Club
Senate
Helmer
Capitol
Social Items Prominent Community Luncheons And Travels
Mrs Walter Barnwell to host luncheon Friday in compliment to Mrs C Jones of Birmingham. Miss Ruth Johnson to host dinner Thursday evening for Miss Marion Pruitt of Thomaston and Miss Marjorie Thomas. box party at Corsyth Saturday for Maria Pruitt and Mrs Carswell Aycock. Payne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Hopkins Jr, recovering at Lake Kanuga. Judge and Mrs Rufus Foster of New Orleans at Lake Kanuga. Mrs James H Hopkins returns from Isle of Palms. Wimberly Peters and Frank Martin back from Wrightsville Beach. Gadie Workman recuperating in the mountains of north Georgia after illness. Dr H F Harris and Mrs Harris to Rabun Gap for summer. Huddy Stuart spending July with relatives in Woodbury. John D Evans and Effie Evans III spending July in South Carolina. WB Hawkins and family leave Saturday for RaNuge Lake. Hawkins to Hartford Conn on business. Bayard and Mrs Forrest Adair leave for Monteagle for summer. Mrs Clarence White of Americus visiting. Me and Mrs Frank Holland depart Saturday for New York then Lake Skaneateles for a party. Mrs D Dougherty Sr recovering from a fall and convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Thomas
Corsyth
Misa Maria , Pruitt
Carswell
G Aycock
Payne
Charles T Hopkins Jr
Lake Kanuga
Residents return as Georgia families share travels
Mre Archer Little Miss egy Nina Tree and Wille Durand visit the Clif House in Tallulah Falls where they will spend four months. Mra G B Almand is varied in at the Georgian hospital on Capto avenue. Dr and Mrs 8 W Foster have returned from a three month stay at Atlantic Beach. Flat Miss Willene Asbury of Clarkesville Ga, guest of Miss Laura Rose, has returned home accompanied by Miss Rose.
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Egy Nina Tree
Wille Durand
Clif House
Tallulah Falls
Almand
Georgian Hospital
Capto
W Foster
Atlantic Beach
Willene Asbury
Clarkesville Ga
Laura Rose
Rose
Planned New Skyscraper for Peachtree and Waltonfront
A company led by John D. Little as president and William Hurd Wilger as vice president plans four substantial office buildings on a 46 by 100 foot 99 year lease site at the southwest corner of Peachtree and Walton streets. The exact design remains undisclosed though described as a subscraper type building with potential expansion onto adjoining parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Little
William Hurd Wilger
Peachtree and
Walton Streets
Peachtre Street
Walton
Father Enjoins Son From Coming Near The Paternal Home
Drew Foster a prominent physician of College Park filed an injunction against his son Lester Yesterdas restraining him from approaching the family home. Judge Bell granted a temporary injunction after Foster alleged repeated returns to the home, unauthorized use of surgical instruments, and visits to patients’ homes with derogatory statements about his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Foster
College Park
Kb Lester Yesterdas
Bell
Foster
Besa
Hugh Howell
Jor Foster
Palmore Estate Bequests to Central College Missouri
The will of Rev Dr William Palmore editor of the St Louis Christian Advocate bequeaths funds and property to Central College for Women at Lexington Missouri. Provisions cover income for teaching English Bible to students and support for training young women in homemaking and related skills. Palmore specifies money from his share of the Christian Advocate for superannuated ministers and orphans. The will also directs funds for nieces Irving and wagey to Clark at Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Willam Palmore
Palmore
Irving
Virginia
Pattle
Wargusi
Clark
Central College
Christian Advocate
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hardwick Addresses Athens Voters On Senate Bid
Thomas Hardwick speaks to about 400 men in Athens on July 14 presenting his claim to the Georgia Senate seat. He touts congressional experience as credentials over Governor Linton and Wrkelder, criticizes Cockridge, defends white supremacy, praises Wilson, and pledges to prove charges with additional evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thomas Wo Hardwicke
Georgi
United States Senate
Checred
Twclse
Congress
Linton
Wr Kelder
Cockridge
Fuckridge
Wilson
West Virginia fights to enforce day law
A temporary court injunction granted to restrain Adams Expa company from shipping lager into West Virginia until the new prohibition law is obeyed. The case concerns a Cincinnati brewing firm sending lager to a Charleston resident via a local agent. The injunction is returnable next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Blue
Prohibition
Adams
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Brewing Company
Commissiones Blue
Avin Vatlen
Vain Search Made for Body of Albert Conyers
Searching parties combed the Flint River near Americus for the body of Albert Conyers who drowned Sunday afternoon while bathing. Farmers scoured the river below Murrays ferry and dynamited and dragged the waters as the swift current carried potential clues downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Albert Conyers
Flint River
Nulea
Murrays Ferry
Rusty Nail In Foot Kills Americus Boy
Americus, July 14 Special Charles Dudley aged seven, son of William H Dudley, died this afternoon from tetanus after a three day illness following a rusty nail foot puncture. Coroner's inquiry expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty Nail
Americus
Charles Dudley
William H Dudley
Prisoned by Wife Drives Man to Suicide in Valdosta Jail
Charles Haton a former Lake City police chief was found dead in his Valdosta jail cell. Arrested on warrants from his wife Angie, he had threatened her after arriving Saturday and was discharged from the police force that night. He bought carbolic acid Monday morning. the bottle was found with him. Coroners inquest noted the plan to kill his wife, then himself, was likely thwarted by his arrest. The case stirred wide local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta Ga
Charles Haton
Lake City
Fla
Eaton
Angie
Valdosta
Mrs Marie Schane Sues for Divorce in Atlanta Court
Mrs Marie Schane files for divorce from David T Schane alleging choking abuse and threats to leave the city. She seeks child custody and a temporary injunction to restrain sale of property or withdrawal of funds, citing his ownership of Columbia Auto Exchange and wealth in Sixth Street and Oakhurst. A preliminary hearing grants $50 monthly alimony but denies the injunction. bond set at a certain amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T Schane
Atlanta
Xato
New York
Marie Schane
Superor Court
Herbert Axed
yeJudee George le Bell
City
Vrs Sthana
Hughind
Columbia Auto Exchange
Sixth Treet
Oakhurst
Beil
Schane
Alliacos
Agais
Schyne
Boddy Talks On Crucifixion And Resurrection At Atlanta Camp Meetings
Rev A A Boddy of Sunderland is delivering sermons at camp meetings connected with the Pentecostal movement in Atlanta. On his seventh U S visit, he leads table studies and expositions of scriptures, drawing wide interest by recounting the crucifixion and resurrection and the story of Dorothey Kern. He will leave Atlanta Wednesday for Delmar to attend Pentecost camp meeting at Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boddy
Sunderland
Barth
United States
Atlanta
Doroty Kern
London
Delmar Bentecost
Asbury Park
David Bispham
Me Bispham
Royal English Opera
Royal Opera, Covent Garden
Nework Metropolitan Opera Company
Monteagle
Collision with Train Kills Runaway Horse in Georgia
Griffin Georgia July 14 a runaway horse in a wagon collided with a moving Central Crete train and was killed instantly. The horse, named Touch Stone, was in the wagon and was thrown from the seat before contact. The animal suffered severe injuries but managed to lift its head and shoulders between two wires before being dragged several yards. The wagon and horse belonged to Edwards and Miles, a local grocary firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Ga
Crete
Contat
Edwards & Miles
Dividend fight won by the Union Pacific
Albany N July 144 R By a decision of the court of appeal today the Union Pacific and company is permitted to distribute dividends to holders of common stock on certain holdings to the exclusion of holders of preferred stock Action was brought by the Equitable Life Assurance Society to enjoin the defendants from this action The judgement of the appellate division was unanimous affirmed with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany N
Court of Appeal
Union Pacific: Fouland Company
Inquitable Tife Assurance Society
Extension Work Bill Favorably Reported By Senate Panel
The senate agriculture committee reported favorably the extension work bill enabling the state to receive federal grants for agricultural extension activities. The Watts bill establishing state supervision of slaughterhouses, meat markets, and dairies, and a state veterinarian was debated. Hutcheson supported pure food laws but warned the bill grants excessive power to the veterinarian, while Dr Murphy and Dr Bahnsen backed the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Agriculture
House
Watts
Jonny Hutcheson
Turner County
Arnold
Henry County
Hutcheson
E . Murphy
Augusta
P F Bahnsen
Amorous Foreman of the Grand Jury Named in City Probe
Martin F Amorous wealthy capitalist and former mayoral candidate was chosen foreman of the grand jury for the July term in the criminal division. Judge HL selected the panel, charged to investigate several important matters, including W D White, H Chapman, A 8 Kellogg, WB Harrison, Wo A Driver, WL Pun, J K Orr Sr, John A Whitner, L Adams, Jo W McWillams, W oa Ward for McGehee, C R Winship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin F
Amorous
James G Woodward
Superior Court
D White
H Chapman
Kellogg
Harrison
J_K Orr
John A
Whitner
L Adams Jo
McWillams
Ward
McGehee
R Winship
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Advertises Darkening Grey Hair
Darkened gray hair is advertised with Q Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming even darkening, fluffy thick appearance, and a delightful sensation. The ad promises an absolute guarantee or money back if gray hair is not darkened, pricing 5 cents for a one ounce bottle with Atlanta drug stores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roane
Bémonde
Broad Star
Pryor
Atlanta
Matl
Adv
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Eugene Haynes
Dansante
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Otey Mitchell
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George Boynten
H B Scott
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Miss Rose
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C Jones
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Marion Pruitt
Thomaston + ve
H F_ Harris
Rabun Gap
Huddy Stuart
Woodbury Iy
John D Evans
Effie Evans
South Carolina
WB Hawkins
Ranuge Lake
Mra Bayard
Forrest Adair
Monteagle Town
Clarence White
Einy
Frank Holland
Lake Skannetles
D . Dougherty Sr
Nadine
Soc. National Toilet Company
Pans, Tenn
Lalasin Billa
UU Ue
J.M. High CO
Orrow
Newspaperhachive
Mre Archer Little
Walton and
Peachtree
DR. Palmore
Tom Hardwick
Conyers
A. A. Boddy
Union Pacific
J W Shippy
F J Cooledge
M M Anderson
F F Meader J D Robertson
H L Stearns
W K Stone
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Rathskeller
New England
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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Whitehall Street
Fred
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