Afternoon Bridge and Society Happenings At Parker Home
Mrs. Harry Stotesbury-Cutter was guest of honor at a porch bridge party hosted by sister Mrs. Howard Parker with ferny décor and prizes of a centerpiece a picture and silk stockings. Numerous guests from Atlanta gathered for ceremonies and forthcoming entertainments including house party events and a Granite Club supper with a paper on progressiveness Church state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stotesbury-Cutter
Howard Parker
Parker
Hagerle
Miax Clifford West
Margaret Ashford
Mise Louise Watts
Grace Thorn
Liclen Thorn
Mina Ethel Tutwller
Alberta Malone
Claude Weller
Bertram Norris
Victor Ro Smith
Edward Malone
Claude Yow
Alfred Barill, Jr
Joseph Holland
Harry Snelling
Edwin Camp
Robert Hughes
Howard Pebbs
Joseph Arno
Cliff Chapman
W. A. Byers
John Boykin
Milton Keeler
J. P. B. Allen
Clarence Anster
Victor R. Smith
Bridge
Electa chapter No. 6 to hold regular meeting and social
Electa chapter No 6 of O EL 8 will meet Friday at 8 p m for a regular session and social evening. Members are urged to attend and visitors of the order are warmly invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Chapter
O. EL
Social items from Atlanta society pages highlight visits and entertainments
Social notices list guests and hosts across Birmingham Nashville Montgomery and Georgia venues. E W Daley R H Baugh W L Brown and others attend golf at East Lake while Mrs W B Friedman and Misses Patton Guilatt and Read circle visitors and teas. Guests travel to Wrightsville Beach Oakland City and North Carolina mountains, with several ladies hosting events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
E. W. Daley
Nashville
R. H. Baugh
BL Brown
W. PL Ward
Ed B Crawford
Smith Cullom, Jr
F. C Seibels
Birmingham
Georgian Terrace
East Lake
Atlantic City and New York Travel Notes and Visits
In New York he will join Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Elkin and Mr. Eugene Freeman, and the party will sail for Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm II on July 23, as Dr. Amster has returned from abroad. Mrs. John William Zuher and children are spending ten days at Camp Joy Silver Lake, or Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nuckles and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Steward Jones and family were visitors at Silver Lake Camp Joy. Mrs. Marshall ekford and children are at Hendersonville NC. Miss Lina White has returned from Louisville KY. Mrs. Eula Jackson will return today from Montgomery. At the meeting of the O. M. club of West End yesterday with Mrs. J. J. Simpson, Mrs. J. Myrick Beasley and Mrs. J. P. Allen won prizes. Miss Mary Jeter, visiting in Mobile, is now the guest of Mrs. J. B. Timmons. Miss Mary Hines spent the week end at Argyle with Mrs. Orme Campbell.
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Atlantic City
New York
W. S. Elkin
Eugene Freeman
Europe
Amster
John William Zuher
Camp Joy
Silver Lake
Shelby Smith
Paul Nuckles
Steward Jones
Marshall Ekford
Hendersonville
N.C
Lina_White
Louisville
Misa Eula Jackson
Montgomery
Ory
O. M. Club
West End
J. J. Simpson
J. Myrick Beasley
J. P. Alen
Mary Jeter
Mobile
J. &. Timmons
Mary Hines
Argyle
Orme Campbell
Glare eyeglasses offered by John L. Moore & Sons
The ad promotes lens glare reducing eyewear in soft tints for sight-seeing trips. John L. Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad Street invites customers to obtain a pair of lengta style glasses designed to ease sun glare and protect vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Moore & Sons
North Broad St
Mrs E G Ballenger Dies From Typhoid Attack
Mrs Nora Clarke Ballenger wife of Dr E G Ballenger of 138 Myrtle street died Thursday morning after a several weeks illness at a private sanitarium. She fell ill with typhoid fever at Atlantic Beach and long-time loved in the city. Born Nora Gorman of Baltimore she was the daughter of William Gorman a Baltimore leader. The body will go to Baltimore for funeral services and interment. Survived by husband and two young children.
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Nora Clarke Ballenger
E. G. Ballenger
Myrtle Street
Atlantic Beach
Ola
Wiliam Gorman
Baltimore
Kerosene Condemned by State Agriculture Chief Conner
Secretary of Agriculture Conner condemned 15000 gallons of kerosene stored at the Texas Oil Company after testing showed gasoline contamination. The sample, verified by flashlight, found the oil unfit for sale in the state. The company plans to return the product to its Texas home office and recall any implicated shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Oil Company
State Department of Agriculture
Conner
Texas Oijl Company
Texas
Fire destroys Bacon block in Tallapoosa
Tallapoosa Ga July 18 Special The large wooden Bacon block building was totally destroyed by fire at an early hour this morning The cause is unknown The building housed the office of the Southern Express Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallapoosa
Bacon
Southern Express Companny
Mrs A D Abraham Brought to Rest in LaGrange
Funeral services were held at the Longley home for Mrs. A D Abraham, a leading western Georgia figure and widow of Major A D Abraham. She died after a three month illness, survived by six children. Interment followed at View Cemetery beside Major Abraham.
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A. D. Abraham
LaGrange Banking and Trust Company
Major Abraham
Parham
Meriwether County
PL Abraham
Leman
Dr. Ledbetter
First Methodist Church
B. Vaughn
First Baptist Church
Pierce
LaGrange District
Peach Growers Decide to Cut Down Orchards
Americus Ga July 18 Special Americus orchardmen finished shipping peaches today about 275 carloads sent forward Returns are not complete but sales seem disappointing One or more large orchards will be cut down and land replanted with cotton to gain better profits The owner of a major orchard plans disposing of 100000 peach trees preferring cotton over peaches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Elbert
Dixie waterways focus at Mobile Basin Improvement meet
Rome Georgia July 18 delegates from Georgia and Alabama attended the sixth annual Mobile Basin Improvement association convention. John Crafts and B B Cox of Mobile were re elected secretary and treasurer. Resolutions called for Panama canal equipment to be used in opening southern waterways and favored opening the Coosa river to the Gulf of Mexico and deepening Mobile harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Georgia
Alabama
Mobile Basin Improvement Association
John Crafts
B. B. Cox
Mobile
Panama Canal
Coosa River
Gulf of Mexico
Universal Suffrage to Cause Great Strike in Belgium
Brussels July 18 The menace of a national general strike in favor of universal suffrage and the absorption of the plural vote is taking shape. The labor faction has four subcommittees to develop propaganda raise a central fund collect and distribute food for strikers and arrange for quartering of children among Belgian and foreign towns during the proposed strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Honors Are Won by Horse Guards at Camp Pettus
Georgia soldiers at Camp Pettus near Anniston Alabama are praised for orderly campsites and good drill. The Governor's Horse Guards of Atlanta posted the highest inspection marks, with future sham battles planned among Georgia units, Augusta and Gainesville troops. Blank cartridges to be used in mock combat.
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Camp Pettus
Anniston
Ala
Georgia
Cavary
Governor's Horse Guards
Atlanta
Governor’s Horse Guards
Gainesville
McIntosh
Augusta
J P Allen to Open New Fancy Goods Department
J P Allen and Company will open a new ladies furnishings department on September 2 occupying the entire front of the first floor. The department will feature gloves neckwear jewelry leather goods and more sourced from major fashion centers with C F Ursenbach in charge after years with M Rich and Brothers. He will travel to New York soon to purchase stock for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. P. Allen and Company
Globe
C. FL
Postmasters Meet in Savannah Today
Savannah Ga July 18 Special with about three hundred expected at the sixth annual Georgia Association of Presidential Postmasters convention. Hon Theodore L Weed and William R Spilman will represent the post office department and address the gathering. Officers include President J A Varnados and vice presidents R L Williams and Hugh L McKee.
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Savannah
Georgia Association of Presidential Postmasters
Theodore L. Weed
William R. Spilman
Department of
Post Office Department
Georgia
J. A. Varnados
Valdosta
R. L. Williams
Griffin
Hugh L. McKee
Atlanta
C. EB Beacham
Lumber City
F. Bernard Haas
George W. Tiedeman
J. J. Fullwood
Helen D. Longstreet
A. 8. Anderson
Thomas D. Murphey
William EB. Perry
Tybee Railroad
McFadden & Ravens’ Pavilion
W. J. Davis
William J. Grist
Charles L. Bliiott
Mrs Evans celebrates her 90th birthday in Woodstock
Mrs Martha Evans marked her ninetieth birthday at her daughter Mrs H M Kemp's home in Woodstock with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Gov Andra Joseph M Brown J H Houston and Thomas Sheckley of Marietta visitors from out of town attended along with Dr and Mrs Darnell of Talking Rock and Miss Donna Lee Pace of Smyrna. Woodstock band provided music and Governor Brown gave a speech before a dinner was served.
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Woodstock Go
Martha Evans
H. M. Kemp
Governor Andra
Joseph M. Brown
J. H. Houston
Thomas Sheckley
Marietta
Darnell
Talking Rock
Donna Lee Pace
Smyrna
Woodstock
Governor Brown
Widow Receives Long-Lost Insurance Policy Payout
Macon Ga July 18 Special Mrs Ww B Davis of 1426 Second Street will receive a check from a Connecticut insurer for a substantial sum from a life policy Mr Davis held. He died here twenty two years ago and his heirs had been sought without avail. The company located the account during a routine audit and will pay Mrs Davis interest for the full twenty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Ww. B. Davis
Second Street
Connecticut
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College Park
Marie and
Florrie Jean Willis
Nana
Bessle Martin
Milner
Mary Emma Thornton
Helen Gullerty
Bessle Mims
Mrs. Moore
Woo. Austin
Yister Gay
J.D. Moore
Hirmingham
Frank Weldon
Nem McCullough
Harry Sharman
KB. Osborne
W. 5. Wilson
Marlonlin
Norman Sharpe
Charles King
Henry Williams
Bilee Murray
Killarney
Granite Club
Gabriel Salomon
University Club
RB. K. Rambo
Wightman Rowden
M. Lb. Raya
Thomas W. Connally
H. F. Hentz
Harold Hirsch
LS. Hopkins
Mary Elines
Callie Hoke Smith
Ruth Tribble
Athens
Laura Cowles
Misa Marton Hodgson
Lucy
Calile Hoke Smith
Elizabeth Morgan
Alice May Freeman
Isoline Campbell
Lawson Hines
Katherine Wyly
Gladys Dungan
Margaret Northen
Christine Hooper
Steiner-Emery Building
Harris Streets Presbyterian Church
Eda
Bartholomew
Frank Cundell
cCallaerts
Save Me O God
Randagger
Allegretto
Frotnor
Behumann
Barcarate
Tales of Hoffman
Offenbach
Nevin
Soin
Messiah
Haenel
Lemare
Gullmant
Sole
Buzzi- Peccia
Cadman
Richmond
Bertha Langley
Pensagola
Charlotte Fogs
Hazel Hinman
Julia Fogs
Mary Lenney
Dolly Lenney
Bradley
Northwest
Canada
Leo Wellhouse
Ayutard
Henry Horsler
Pensacola
Grace Methodist Church
de Charles C. Jones
Epworth League
Grace Church
Honor Lee
Miss Smith
Julia May Fisher
Anderson
8. C
Caroline
Willamette Bradley
Washington, Ga
Fay Hutchinson
Greensboro
Miss Lee
Caroline Bradley
Misa Fay Hutchinson
Bulloch
Breckenridge Jackson
F. M. Bulloch
Albert Toman
Conservatory
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Cable Hall
Kurt Mueller
Georg Fr. Lindner
Charles Sheldon, Jr
J. A. Evans
Sarah Adelle Efeastlack
Mitwers and Sacufecturers
Boab Termine
Broomlyn
W. B Friedman
Montgomers, Ala
F. M. Morgan
Oakland City
Friedman
Fereival Sneed
Annley Park
Henry
Ethel Read
Angie Harding
Mra M IL. Petty
Mittle Fearcher
Rae
Nettie and
Sallie Poole
Sadie Mayne
Wrightsville Beach
Priscila Patton
Charles Cullier
Mountains
North Carolina
Fannie May Morris
Thomson, Ga
Helen Guilatt
G Gllatt
Victor Haas
John E. McNeal
Lawrenceville
Wes
Louisa Finyd
LaGrange
Guerrs
Sam Wilkes
Alice M. van Dyke
Piedmont Hotel
St. Paul
Miss Farris
Lake Como
Eugene W. Haynes
M, Rich & Bros. CO
IMRS
Frank P. Longley
Dixie Waterways
India
Ceylon
Horse Guards
J. P. Allen
Mrs. Evans
Madras
Valle
Keely
St. Louis
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad Company
KKK
Kelley Bros. CO
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