Green Bell wedding ties New York and Rochester social ties
Mr and Mrs Franc Green of Rochester announce the marriage of their sister Miss Ada Green to Charles E Bell in New York City on Monday June 20 He once lived in Atlanta worked for the Southern Railway and belongs to Atlanta social clubs He now resides in Washington DC where they will live The Hawaiian Club plans an elaborate dance at the Virginian club West End featuring a Jingo Jazz band and a special program with prizes and refreshments The dance will be well chaperoned Admission by card only Bridge Party Hostesses Mrs W L Johnson and Mrs J B Shelnut hosted the Cascade Terrace meeting of their bridge club Tuesday morning with twelve members present
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Green-Bell
New York
Franc Green
Rochester
N. Y
Misa Ada Green
Charles E. Bell
New York City
Bell
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
West End
Jingo
W. L. Johnson
J. B. Shelnut
Bridge Club
Cascade Terrace
Bafter
Marshall
Michigan
Miami
Bobbie Lewis
Fanta
Jack
EB. M. Lewis
Ofsonville
Galax
R. Wagoner
W. T. Gent
Lst
Tate Springs
Tenn
E.G. Weema
Pine Brift, BT
Ome
Sam C. Watkins
Mary Elizabeth Watkins
Sam Roy Watkins
Tybee
Lollie Markham Pickett
Europe
Gladys Green
Eaton~ Ton
Marjorie String
John C. Dabney
Jack D. Hayes
Cedar Creek
Frederick Wakefield Fatterson
California
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Pike's Peak
Chicago
Louisville
Patterson
G. H. Barkley
Mobile
Alabama
Mr. Watson
Mr. Myers
George Washington
Watson
Montana
Myers
West
Oase
Witt
House
Walter H. Beckham
Dougherty
Georgia
Beckham
Mr. Swift
Elbert
DeKalb
Stone Mountain
Fulton County
Murphy M. Holloway
Virlyn Moore
Atlanta Social Roundup Afloat With Summer Travel
Atlanta society notes a flurry of travel and visits as residents depart for Tate Springs Galax Va Asheville N C Tybee Cape May and Europe. Families, guests and locals converge at summer homes Cedar Creek Lake Bennett Cascade Terrace and Kalmea while others return from New York Washington and abroad.
Repartee Flashes in Senate Battle Between Myers and Watson
Washington July 14 A lively clash between Senators H L Myers Montana Democrat and Thomas E Watson Georgia occurred during Watsons speech on the soldier bonus bill. Myers retorted about lunches and length of speeches, sparking a prolonged exchange with sharp exchanges on cash packs and cann ed beef. The debate also touched allied debt revision and a proposed January return of the DIN.
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M Muren Staleigh
Washington, D. C
Constitution
Senate
H. L. Myers
Montana
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Watson
Myers
Mr. Watson
Mr. Myers
Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Finance Committee
Kenyon
Lowa
Borah
Idaho
Welfare Board Funds Approved by House Despite Rule
The House Appropriations Committee unanimously favors a $4,000 appropriation to sustain the Welfare Board for 1921, breaking its usual rule after a presentation by C. B. Howard Burr Blackburn and Mrs. Alonzo Richardson. Richardson urged support on humanitarian grounds describing the board’s work and the Campbell orphanage crisis spurring state women to act supported by leaders from several women’s organizations and Red Cross representatives.
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Thenale
Board of Publi Welfare
House
Welfares Board
Welfare Board
C. B. Howard
Burr Blackburn
Alonzo Richardson
Serted
Diagnes McFadden
William W. Hannabery
Eleanor
Augusta Hosts Visiting Press Men on Summer Tour
The Georgia Press association party of about 135 arrived in Augusta from Washington by special train and enjoyed a day of entertainment. A mammoth barbecue for around 6,000 topped the events at Lakeview Park, highlighted by an address from John Skelton Williams. The group toured country clubs and roads, then returned to park for a barbecue supper before departing for Savannah.
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Augusta
Georgia Press Association
Savannah
Carty
Washington
Board of Commerce
Lakeview Park
John Skelton Williams
Press Association
Country Club
Park
Baptists Plan Advanced School in Northwest Georgia
Dalton Georgia reports Rev Josiah Crudup and Dr F L Hardy plan to petition the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist convention to appoint a two member committee to select a site for an advanced Baptist school. The move follows a convention recommendation and aims to form a consolidated northwest Georgia school within the Mercer university system, possibly extending Heard academy at Cave Spring.
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Dalton
Georgia
Josiah Crudup
F. L. Hardy
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Crudup
Macon
Baptist State Convention
Northwest Georgia
Heard Academy
Cave Spring
Mercer University System
Disgraceful Senate Debate Over Soldier Aid Bill
Senator Kelloge called the measure a sham and urged cash proposals to aid disabled soldiers. Senator Borah condemned the congressional course as a disgrace and favored recommittal, arguing funds exist and taxes would burden families. Senators Harrison Reed Kenyon and others criticized the bill and President Harding, urging restraint and prioritizing veterans.
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Chargea
Kelloge
Minnesota
Borah
Congress
Harrison
Mississippi
Mfcélar
Tennessee
Reed
Missouri
Mississini
Harding
Gabriel
Kenyon
Peonie
Dantean
Georgia Highway Funding Sparks House Debate
A lengthy hearing amid county and state officials debated keeping highway money with the state highway commission. Brooks and 35 counties urged bills to kill the measure, while Judge Hinges defended centralized control and warned against dispersing funds to county commissioners. Representatives argued over distribution, overhead, and state versus local control as a 1919 motor vehicle tax plan controversy continued.
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Brooks
Elbert
Bartow
Worth
Coweta
Fannin
Bibb
Pulaski
Baldwin
Pickins
Early
Wilcox
Stephens
Spaulding
Wayne
Walton
Lumpkin
Floyd
Bullock
Jeff Davis
Upson
Thomas
Mitchell
Laurens
Lowndes
Cherokee
McIntosh
Milton
Troup
Clayton
Glynn
Liberty
Richmond
Forsyth
Randolph
Judge Hinges
Millegeville
Highway Commission
Two Girls Fined For Disorderly Conduct In Peachtree Arcade
Marie White and Marie Bush were arrested by Policewomen Davis Evans and McDonald with Detectives Cody and Austen after a Tuesday night incident at Peachtree Arcade. The pair claimed two civilians invited them into a car and they refused, prompting a scuffle. Recorder Johnson imposed $5 fines plus costs and admonished them to be careful with friends.
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Marie White
Marie Bush
Davis
Evans
McDonald
Cody
Austen
Peachtree Arcade
Recorder Johnsons Court
Recorder Johnson
Bribery Charge Stuns Tulsa Judge Wright Arrested
District Judge Lucifer B. Wright of Sapulpa Oklahoma was arrested on bribery charges filed by Attorney General Freeling in justice court. The case connections trace to the Tommy Atkins matter heard before Judge Wright recently and the judge was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Lucifer B. Wright
Sapulpa
Freeling
Justice
Tommy Atkins
Wright
Trade Mark Row Renewed In Court
The Chero Cola company renews its bid to register the mark Chero Cola in federal court against Coca Cola. The suit traces a lengthy back and forth with the patent office and courts from 1914 to 1920, arguing Coca Cola’s opposition is unfounded and seeking registration of the trade name valued at $10,000,000.
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Chero-Cola Company
Thurasay
United States District Court
Coca-Cola Company
Chero Cola
Coca Cola Company
Patent Office
Commissioner of Patents
Chero Cola Company
Court of Appeal of
District of Columbia
White Again Heads Pioneer Schoolboys Club
W Woods White was re elected president of the Pioneer Schoolboys club at a Thursday evening meeting at White's home 32 Howard Street James A Logan was re elected secretary Professor W A Sutton city superintendent spoke to about thirty members A central committee of five was formed to guide future work including compiling the Pioneer History of Atlanta to be printed with club funds The organization includes Atlanta men educated before the city public schools began in 1872 The oldest member is Frank P Rice 81 The meeting featured jovial fellowship and a program with returning members explaining why they left and came back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woods White
Pioneer Schoolboys
John A. Whitner
George A. Jonngene
Frank P. Wright
George Mape
Tlanta
Atlanta
Prank P
Rice
Ofta
Seawright Chosen Fayetteville Mayor in Sweep
Fayetteville Georgia July 14 Dr C Seawright defeated W N Bowden 103 to 41 to win the mayoral race. Seawright longtime city councilman and son of Atlanta Alderman J R Seawright. Women voted for the first time in this election. Councilmen elected were Dr G W Wallis O Le Dickson S I Bastin A J Matthews and J W Pritchet. Matthews led the ticket with 104 votes.
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Fayetteville
C. Seawright
W. N. Bowden
Dr. Seawright
J, KR. Seawright
Atlanta
G. W. Wallis
O. le Dickson
Bastin
A. J. Matthews
J. W. Pritchet
A. L. Matthews
Witnesses Relate Stillman Charge On Illegitimacy
Poughkeepsie July 14 witnesses testified about alleged infidelity by banker James A. Stillman naming two women Florence Leeds and Helen aboard his yacht Modesty. Evidence seeks to counter a paternity claim over Guy Stillman born November 1918 and notes visits to estates and a St Regis suite in 1918.
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Poughkeepsie
James A. Stillman
Florence H. Leeds
Ana “Helen
Frank Murphy
Anne A. Stillman
Stillman
Guy Stillman
H. Phelps Clawson
Buffalo
Guy
Pocatico Hills
St. Regis
New York
Clawson
Mr. Stillman
Gleason
Florida
Leeds
Murphy
Eighty-sixth Street
Franklyn Hy Leeds
Mr. Leeds
Jay Ward Leeds
Edisto River floods streets of Orangeburg
The Edisto River rose over a foot above the West Russell Street bridge near Orangeburg after heavy rains. Dam breaks occurred in several mill ponds in the county but no lives were endangered and property loss was limited to infrastructure.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Russell Street
You Can Have Pretty Hair With Quin Mont Treatment
An advertisement promotes Quin Mont hair dressing made with quinine and bergamot oil. It claims to improve hair for two or three applications weekly by massaging the roots with fingertips. Available at drug stores or by mail from Quin Mont Laboratories Atlanta Georgia.
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Quin-Mont Laboratories
Atlanta
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Baptists Planning Advanced School
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