Society Alfresco Barbecue At Atlanta Woman's Club
The Atlanta Woman's Club market committee chaired by Mrs Norman Sharp will host an al fresco barbecue at 8 on Thursday afternoon July 28 on club grounds. W H White Jr of White Provision Co will donate the barbecue and the event benefits the auditorium fund. Co chairs are Mrs Russell Bridges and Mrs M A Thrower with many volunteers assisting. A wireless music program will be featured and plans for a new municipal market building will be showcased by architect A Ten Huck Brown. Mrs Irving S Thomas will discuss municipal markets and benefits from their development, with civic leaders and press in attendance. The event promises a formal, well-heeled gathering of club and city figures.
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Alfresco
Woman's Club
Atlanta Woman's Club
Norman Sharp
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Russell Bridges
M. &. Thrower
BM. Boykin
Alonzo Richardson
Ernest L. Rhodes
Louis Leonard
J. E McRee
Julian Thomas
W. N. Hannaberry
George H. Branon
J. B Rome
W. B Price-Smith
W. B Price-Smith and Mra. George
Obear
Unitedates
A. Ten Huck Brown
Irving S Thomas
Tifa
Northwest
City Council
State Bureau of Marets
Rozium Guards Feet From Germs For Pain Relief
Painful feet with corns bunions and ingrowing nails are linked to skin germs. Rozium antiseptic cooling cream cleanses soothes deodorizes and heals fast. Available 350 at drug stores with money back guarantee if not delighted.
Evansville Girl Credits Vegetable Compound For Relief
Stella Linxwiler of Evansville Indiana says the plant-based Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eased her irregular periods backaches and fatigue after months of suffering. She urges other girls with similar symptoms to try the remedy and shares her positive experience.
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Evansville
Ind
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Stella Linx
Witer
Second St
Miss Linxwiler
Lydia B. Pinkham
Social Event Calendar Highlights Elegant Local Parties
Mr and Mrs Bolling Jones host a dinner dance at the Piedmont Driving Club for guests Mrs Margaret Saunders and Miss Katherine Camp of Roanoke Va. A Cascade Terrace scrip dance for the college set, and the All Southern Seven Orchestra at Segadio's provide evening entertainment. Box party for Mr and Mrs John R Hornaday of Birmingham hosted by Mr and Mrs Horace Preston and Mr and Mrs McCord Brown with rose decor and a six- candle pink iced cake. Mrs Fair aided by Mrs Moller and others. Frances small in a white lace frock enjoyed the affair.
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Segadlo’s
Legadio's
Virginia
Maryland
Col Jege
Washington and Lee University
South
Dozier Lowndes
Withiam Carnagin
Edward van Winkle
J. Orme
James B Nevin
Robert W Davis
J P Allen
A J. Poole
Inman Sanders
Charles Northen
Won Goldsmith
Gun T Dodd
Eon Walker
Kenncck Scott
Joseph S Raine
James Wiliams
Mrs Fair
Moller
Arthur Hammond
Harvey
Hin
Hall Camp
Frances
John R Hornady
Birmingham
Ala
Murray Howard
Howard
Hornady
Limc
Horace Preston
McCord Brown
Honor for Lieutenant Swarthout at Camp Jesup dinner
The Camp Jesup officers hosted a dinner danceTuesday at the Officers' club in honor of Lieutenant and Mrs Jack Swarthout whose marriage was recent. About one hundred army guests attended as the couple received a silver chest from the officers. Pink roses and ferns decorated the club and an orchestra supplied music.
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Swarthout
Camp
Jesup
Jack Swarthout
Army
Teas and Gardens Mark Welcoming Afternoons for Friends
Mrs H Frank West hosted yesterday afternoon at her West Peachtree home in honor of her sister Mrs Ira Jones of Los Angeles known here as Genie West daughter of the late Colonel Andrew J West. The rooms overflowed with lavender pink gladioli in a silver vase the table clothed in Cluny and lit by unshaded silver candelsticks. Mrs West wore gray Georgette crepe with pink roses while Mrs Jones wore lace over satin with pink lavender flowers. The event was aided by the Junior Order of Old Fashioned Women and many young friends attended.
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Ira Jones
H. Frank West
West Peachtree
Los Angeles
Cal
Genie West
Andrew J West
Amorous
John Carmichael
Washington, DC
Dougald Carmichael
Bilow
Marton Amorous
el Sitco
Marietta
Douglas Carmichael
Bright Parties And Teas at Woman's Club
The Woman's club hosted bright social affairs honoring visitors. Rooms featured pink hydrangeas and gladiola arrangements. Mrs. Howard McCutcheon led a morning bridge luncheon for Mrs. R. D. Sims of Spartanburg with French novelties for top score. Afternoon teas included Mrs. Nellie Dumas and guests from Florida, Louisiana, and Arkansas among others. Numerous other entertaining groups were noted in the day’s social pages.
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McCutcheon
Howard McCutcheon
R. D. Sims
Spartanburg
Aiso
3 McCutcheon
Mre R
Suns
Thomas C Mell
L. C. McKinney
DeLoach
Pinckney Sims
Co, Y. House
R. C Turner
Walter Wilson
Dumas
Nellie Dumas
Hugh Futch
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jason S McCants
Oceola
Ark
Emmett L. Bush
New Orleans
Samuel Rutherford
Juliette Rutherford
Forsyth
Jean Donaldson
M. Allen
Hal S Dumas
William Remond
A Peppard Colcord
Warraret Daman
Psychological Society to Meet at Anstey Hotel
The Atlanta Psychological Society will convene Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in the Mahogany Room of the Anstey hotel. The topic is Self-Reliance. All interested are invited to attend.
Social Guests and Trips Across Chattanooga Scene
Mrs T B Norris and Miss Es tell Fort are the guests of Mrs Marshall in Chattanooga. Many social journeys unfold with visits to Birmingham Richmond Knoxville and North Carolina as Misses and Mrs visit friends, attend house parties and motor trips across the region.
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T. B .Norris
Estell Fort
Ernest E Dallis
Charlotte Meador
Lehman Phelan
Asheville
Lawson Kiser
Grady Black
North Carolina
Automobile Stolen From Sterne Residence
Neighbors mistook a man named Bornly as Mr Sterne’s employee and saw him drive away a seven passenger Teffrey touring car with license 4685 from 22 East Third Street. The theft was reported to police.
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Bornly
A. H. Sterne
East Third Street
Mr. Sterne
Celebrate Birthday of Miss Rutherford
Miss Mildred Rutherford, famed southern historian and head of Lucy Cobb Institute in Athens, will be honored by multiple Georgia Children of the Confederacy chapters. The society established the Mildred Rutherford scholarship at Lucy Cobb to honor her legacy, with annual observances planned statewide.
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Mildred Rutherford
South
Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
Georgia
Chilldren of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Lucy Cobb
Margaret A Wilson
Miss
Luncheon Honors State Regent by Margaret A Wilson Chapter
Mrs J S Nichols hosted a West End luncheon for Mrs Peter J Nix of Albany, Georgia, state director of the Children of the Confederacy. Guests included Mrs Nix and other chapter leaders. A session followed with addresses stressing preservation of tradition and history.
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J & Nichols
Margaret A Wualson
Children of the Confederacy
West End
Peter J Nix
Albany
Georgia
Nix
BR G Merry
John Hornaday
Birmingham
aAla
A Med. Wilson
John A Perdue
Bryan Collier
B. T. Connally
Atlanta
Katherine Culberson
Perdue
Wilson
Colher
Culberson
Junior Chamber members inspect big Hanson Plant in Oakland City
Atlantas Junior Chamber of Commerce members visited Hanson Motor Company plant in Oakland City on a business tour. J Robinson led the group as they toured all departments from paint shop to assembly room and learned plant operations. the visit ended with a display of watermelons for the guests.
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Atlanta
J. Robinson
Hanson
Christian Endeavor Society Rally Promises New York Convention Review
The West End Christian church will host a Sunday evening rally with Rev B B Quick of this city presenting a review of the sixth worlds Christian Endeavor convention in New York. Rev R F Kirkpatrick of the West End Presbyterian church will also attend and share impressions. Quick oversees Bible school and Endeavor work in Georgia through Carolinas, and has spoken at six Dixie state conventions.
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Christian Endeavor Society
West End
North
South Carolin
Christian Endeavor
Dixie
E Richard Knodel Dies Friday Morning
Richard Knodel 31, manager in the structural department of Austin Bros, died Friday morning at 10:30 at St. Josephs sanitarium after a weeklong illness. A Syracuse native and Syracuse University graduate, he had moved to Atlanta four years ago and rose to an important executive role. He is survived by his wife, father, brother, and sister, all in Syracuse. The body rests at Poole's undertaking establishment pending his brother's arrival from Syracuse.
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Richard Knodel
Austin Bros Company
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Mr. Knodel
Atlanta
Knodel
Atlants
Syracuse
N.Y
University of Syracuse
Syracuse Crew
Birmingham
Ois Brown
Greenwood Avenue
Harry] G. Poole
Private Rhodes Discharged Without Honor at Fort Oglethorpe
Chattanooga Tenn July 15 It was announced at Fort Oglethorpe that Private George F Rhodes of the Sixth Cavalry received a discharge without honor after a board of officers reviewed his care in the guardhouse The action followed orders from Major General John F Morison commander of the Fourth corps area and related to the earlier removal of Colonel Frederick Foltz from command of the post
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Fort Oglethorpe
George F. Rhodes
Sixth Cavalry
Frederick Foltz
John F. Morison
Fourth Corps
Three Auto Crashes Leave Several Hurt
Several auto accidents were reported Friday daytime. J L Pritchard, 59 Fairview Avenue, was taken to Grady Hospital after a crash on Courtland Street near Ponce de Leon Avenue. His rear wheel was struck by a car driven by a woman, causing his car to roll three times and injuring him with lacerations and a possible broken hip. The other driver’s name was not learned. B F Pierce of 197 S Forsyth Street, a Moncrief Furnace employee, was thrown from a truck near Union Station when the driver turned quickly, breaking his arm. He was taken to Grady Hospital. Another crash occurred on Forest Avenue near Bedford Place injuring a man whose name was not learned. He was assisted home by another man and the ambulance departed. The car was badly torn up.
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J. L. Pritchard
Fairview Avenue
Grady Hospital
Courtland Street
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Pritchard
Courtland
W. C Rust
B. F. Pierce
Forsyth St
Moncrief Furnace Company
Union Station
Pierce
Forest Avenue
Bedford Place
Postmaster Poet Fourth Class Rhyme From Hays Poem
Postmaster at Kinderhook Illinois sends a comic fourteenth class verse to Postmaster General Hays about postal service life. The piece envisions laughs across the system and jokes about deliveries and pay, reflecting a humorous inside view of clerks.
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Hays
Clark Howell
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Washington, D. C
Constitution
Postal Service
C. J. Gose
Kinderhook
Pike County
Illinois
Seara-Roebuck
Doc
Peace Warrant Sought in Harris Conspiracy Case
Fortner files peace warrant against T J Harris in municipal court while Harris faces a preliminary hearing on a criminal charge of conspiring to kill Fortner and obtain $4,000 insurance and marry Fortner's wife. Grand jury delayed action, attorney says the crime may be only preparation. Fortner states Harris sought to kill Dennis for funds. Harris admits asking Dennis to kill Fortner and rob a drug store. Mrs Fortner says she knew nothing of the alleged plot or marriage plans.
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T J. Harris
Fulton County
R. C Dennis
C. Fortner
Fortner
Harris
T. O Hathcock
Hathcock
Len B Gfillebeau
Guillebeau
Dennis
Iell Fortner
Emory University
Kit
Cotton Seed Rates To Georgia Town Ordered Reduced
Washington July 15 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Seaboard Air Line and Macon Dublin Savannah Railroad companies to cut cotton seed rates in carload lots from Henderson NC to Dublin GA by September 6 to not exceed 6.8734 dollars per net ton.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Searboard Air Line
Macon
Dublin
Savannah
Henderson
N.C
Plan Examinations for Federal Service
The secretary of the civil service commission announced competitive examinations Friday. Tests include manual training teacher in the Indian service and assistant dairy husbandman on July 20. Radio operator applications due July 19, valuation engineer and assistant valuation engineer in the internal revenue service due September. Further information from civil service offices in the post office building.
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Civil Service Commission
Indian Service
Internal Revenue Service
Civil Service
Postoffice
Courageous Work Of Girl Averts Big Fire Damage
Miss Bernice Duran, a switchboard operator at the Edgewood avenue sub station of Georgia Railway and Power, crawled through dense smoke to restore service after a transformer failed during a recent electrical storm. She phoned headquarters from a hotel pay phone to direct switches, risking her safety to prevent greater damage to machinery and lines. Damaged wiring will require testing before service resumes.
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Bernice "Urar
East Point
Edgewood Avenue
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Misa Duran
Miss Duran
Government Plans To Aid Business Told by Hoover
Secretary Hoover outlined President Harding's economic recovery program before the National Association of Real Estate Boards in Chicago. He urged tax revision, federal efficiency, credit mobilization, and housing relief while warning government intervention must avoid killing initiative and steering toward nationalization. He cited three government roles in housing: curb restraining combine, oversee credits flow, and promote information and cooperation with industry to cut costs.
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Chicago
Polati mm
Harding
Hoover
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Mercantile Marine
Washington
Railroads report encouraging crop prospects nationwide
Chicago July 18 reports from thirty leading railroads and agricultural publications indicate plentiful crops this year with greater diversity. Notes include a 20 percent cotton and tobacco acreage drop on the Atlantic Coast Line, offset by gains in sweet potatoes, early fruit, and truck crops, and an economic shift in the South toward farmer independence. Citrus from Florida expected to be similar to last year.
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Chicago
Standard Farm Papers
Atlantic Coast Line
South
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Florida
Agriculural
Man Delivers Cash Gifts Before Police Stop Drunken Spend
Louisville July 15. Fred Kuhn 63 distributed large sums of genuine five ten and twenty dollar bills after drawing $500 from a bank. A patrolman halted the generosity, Kuhn posted bond after being jailed briefly on drunkenness charges and left with $270.
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Lousville
Fred Kuhn
Kuhn
Tax ruling allows hedges in year end income on futures
The Internal Revenue Bureau issued a ruling allowing open futures contracts used as hedges of actual spot transactions in cotton, grain and commodities to be included in dealers year end balances for taxable income with restrictions. Purely speculative futures not offset by spot transactions may not be counted until actually closed by liquidation. Values of commodities under open futures cannot be added to or deducted from inventory for tax purposes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Naval seaplane saves aged men adrift in boat
In Norfolk Virginia on July 15 Colonel H 4A Washington and R A Matthews Seaboard Air Line officials reported missing since yesterday were found by a naval seaplane. The men over 60 years old were picked up ten miles northeast of Willoughby Spit near the ship channel after being blown off course and left exhausted by strong winds. They were weak from exposure and hunger.
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Norfolk
Washington
Greeks Claim New Advance In Turkish Offensive
Greek troops have occupied Aflun Karahissar, a key station on the Bagdad railway south of Kut along the southern front. The Turks reportedly gave up the town without a fight as Greek forces press the offensive against Turkish nationalists, with official statements noting progress and limited resistance.
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Constantinople
Preas
Aflun- Karahissar
Bagdad
Aflun-Karahissar
Kutala
Athens
Afiun-Karahtsaer
Former Divorce Bars Composer From America
New York July 13 4 divorce for infidelity by his second wife three years ago prevented Rudolph Friml a composer of light operas from being made an American citizen Justice Finch of the supreme court said he would have to refuse Frimls application for citizenship for that reason He is a native of Czecho-Slovakia He is now married to his third wife and it was suggested the plaintiff renew his application in two years.
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New York
Rudolph
Shimmying Earth Alarms Virginia Town Residents
Mendota Virginia July reports describe a week of rumbling and ground movement in River View area with rocks quivering and a fissure opening beneath a seated observer. locals speculate about gas pressure cavern erosion and subterranean streams while nature is blamed for the tremors.
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Mendota
Nature
River View
Virginia
Reopening Urged of Phone Rate Issue by Rome City
Rome city commission votes unanimously to urge Floyd County legislators and the district senator to press the Georgia railroad commission to reopen telephone rates. It backs reducing rates and plans extending water and sewer services to suburbs, plus building schools, and supports a bond issue to cover the needed expenditures.
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Rome
Thundershowers Forecast With Warm Weekend Outlook
The local forecast predicts thundershowers with warm temperatures into Thursday and Friday. Friday's morning thunderstorm woke many in Atlanta at 1130. rainfall was light at 0.0 inches, while Charleston and Florence saw heavier totals, and Oklahoma City reported over 2 inches.
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Atlanta
Charleston
8. C
Florence
Ala
Oxlahome City
Okla
Fearful wife begs police for help finding missing husband
Mrs. F B Taylor of Atlanta appeals to county and city police as she fears her husband Frank 8B Taylor a 65 year old machinist from Cincinnati may have drowned himself in the Chattahoochee River after leaving with a Bible and razor seeking work. He was last seen Wednesday near the river ferry line wearing a brown suit and hat at 323 Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Taylor
Cincinnati
Cinccinnati
Atlanta
Mrs. Taylor
River Pear
Georgia railroad special train to Columbia from Atlanta
Georgia railroad will operate a special train from Atlanta leaving at 3 pm Sunday July 17 arriving in Columbia at 7 00 am The train will carry night class standard sleepers tourist sleepers and day coaches Tickets may be obtained at 41 North Broad phone Ivy 2726 The return trains depart Atlanta at 12 15 pm and 7 40 pm Cit. Ticket Office Columbia referenced in the notice
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Citizens Military
Columbia, S. C
Camp Jackson
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Columbia
North Broad
Ivy
Ady
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Peachtree
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Ida Nevin
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LaGrange
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Mary Barksdale Heyward
Rion
Catharine Wand
Thomas P Hinman
Pelham, Ga
Virginia Beach
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Orme
Kathleen Kennedy
Knoxville
Saunders Jones
McKenzie Barnes
Sarah Orme
Mary Dorothy Palmer
Waynesboro
Tampa
Perry Adair
D. N. McCullough
Hal Fisher
Trienda
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Henry M. Kopplin
Margaret
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Arthur McDougald Laird
Columbia, SC
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Gallatin, Tenn
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Miss Rutherford
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T. J. Harris
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