Atlanta Women Advocate Tree Conservation Across City
Mrs. undee Jolfaden president of the City Federation of Chins and Mrs. Nel He Peters Black lead Atlanta women in preserving beauty spots and parks. Local clubs and the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs pushed tree conservation from Tifton to Atlanta, with state leaders supporting civic preservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undee Jolfaden
City Federation of Chins
Nel- He Peters Black
Atlanta
North Avenue Park
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta Art Association
Double Wedding Invitations and Society Events Highlight Atlanta
Mr Ben Nisbet announces two weddings for his daughters Neal to James Richard Hinton and Tena to Leis Stevens Simmons on Wednesday July 11 at his Cascade Avenue residence. The piece details numerous social gatherings, engagements, and notable attendees including Misses Andrews, Leonard, Tribble, Smith, Tribble, and Hoke Smith, along with University Club entertainments and formal teas hosted by Mrs Beauchamp and Mrs Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisbet
Neal
James Richard Hinton
Tena
Leis Stevens Simmons
Nisteta
Cascade Avenue
Castle Home and Society Notes Shine in Atlanta Life
Readers learn of Woodbelmys castle four miles from London Canada, its English ambiance, and a collecting legacy of mahogany and antiques. Atlanta social news follows with Mrs. Morris Brandon’s luncheon on Pace’s Ferry, a large guest list, decor in yellow and Japanese motifs, and a schedule of teas, dinners, and parties across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Iward VII
Bull Tercher
Woodholme
Boy Scouts
Percy Adame
Floyd McRae
Don Pardee
Andrew Calhoun
J. G. Olesbi
Farnley Calhoun
Frank Hawkins
Francis Block
Brandon
Valenciennes
Howell Jackson
Nashville
Moores
Henry Jackson
Derelyal Snead
Miss Mildred Plunkett Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
A birthday party for Miss Mildred Plunkett on her fifth anniversary was held at her grandmother J W Hollingsworth’s home. The hostess wore white Hagerle with pink ribbons and was helped by her mother and grandmother. Guests included Gladys Plunkett Addie Tuggle Winnie Davis Emily Davis Gladys Grant Bessie May Hicks Eddie Hicks Ossie Hearn Grace Hearn Lera Hay Lizzie Congler Nellie Carter Hayden Plunkett Emma Flunkett Etta Coker Rheba Coka Mary Hollingsworth Inez Warnock Pauline Rauschenberg Ozburn Smith Raymond Smith Marguerite Allen Thelma Aughtman.
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Miss Plunkett
Mildred Plunkett
J. W. Hollingsworth
Oscar Plimkett
Gladys Plunkett
Addie Tuggle
Winnie Davis
Emily Davis
Gladys Grant
Bessie May Hicks
Eddie Hicks
Ossie Hearn
Grace Hearn
Lera Hay
Lizzie Congler
Nellie Carter
Hayden Plunkett
Emma Flunkett
Etta Coker
Rheba Coka
Mary Hollingsworth
Inez Warnock
Pauline Rauschenberg
Ozburn Smith
Raymond Smith
Marguerite Allen
Thelma Aughtman
Camp Pettus Camp Routine At Fort Pettus Anniston List Of Calls
The daily schedule for 600 Atlanta boys at Camp Pettus Alabama lists wake at 5 15 a m roll call in uniform and meticulous tent and bedding upkeep. Inspections begin at 7 00 a m with meals beginning early and lights out at 10 00 p m. The detailed list covers reveille assembly meal calls drill and various fatigues and recalls throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pettus
Anniston
Ala
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Barnesville Citizens Press for Atlanta and Macon Railway Route
A Barnesville delegation led by Mayor Collier met Atlanta and Macon Railway president Kennett Cowan to urge rerouting the main line through Barnesville instead of Griffin Forsyth to Macon. Cowan will resurvey south of Griffin and may send engineers to Barnesville. a branch to Barnesville is already planned, but residents seek the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Collier
Atlanta
Kennett Cowan
Atlanta and
Cowan
Griffin
Opening of Atlanta Expo Promises Brilliant Assemblage
A brilliant assemblage will mark the opening of the Atlanta manufactured goods exposition in the Auditorium on July 1. The program includes music and two short addresses by prominent figures, followed by demonstrations of exhibits. Attendees include city, county and state officials, legislators, women’s clubs, financiers, and professionals. The hall is being prepared. the show runs ten days daily in the afternoons and evenings, with mornings closed. The Southern Merchants convention will join for four days, drawing thousands.
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Dawson
Marion
Nei, Blumnicutt
Athens
Manef Leike
Griffin
Mildred Hollis
Amerin
Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Boy Scouts Return From Yellow River Encampment
Decatur Troop No. 1 returned Wednesday from a week at a camp on Yellow River in Gwinnett County. The 21 scouts marched seven miles from Redan to Rock Bridge and learned swimming. Scoutmaster GS Candier led the camp, where each boy prepared rations and many developed cooking skills.
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Decatur Troon No. 1
Boy Scouts of America
Yellow River
Gwinnett County
Redan
Rock Bridge
Hugh Bodenhamer
Murphy Uandler
Paul Harry Stanley
Allan McLennan
Howard Cales
Walter Walters
Ernest Bowman
Miller Alexander
Jim Tradshaw
Jones Reagin
Reese Livesey
Francis Pattillo
Joe Wilton
Frazer Wilson
Jayl Darney
Marion Wilson
Hooper Alexander, Jr
John Stanley
Joe Made
Davis Chambers
GS. Candier
Decatur
Donald Fraser
Funeral for Colonel William L Scruggs in Atlanta Today
The funeral for Colonel William L Scruggs, prominent Atlantan and former minister to Venezuela and Colombia, will be held at 3 30 this afternoon from his West Peachtree Street residence. Pallbearers and escorts include notable citizens and officials. attendees are asked to meet at Patterson's chapel at 2 45. He helped found Atlanta public schools and supported the Young Men's Library Association.
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William L. Scrugga
Venezuela
Colombia
China
West
Peachtree Street
Weat View
Colonel Scruggs
Charles T. Hopkins
Frank Rice
W. D. Ellis
Sam Inman
W. R. Hammond
E. L. Connally
H. L. Schlesinger
T. E. Meador
Bishop Kinloch Nelson
W. A. Wimbish
Dick Adair
J. W. Goldsmith
W. 3. Witham
Blackman Dunn
Samuel Barnett
Norwood Mitchell
George Brown
Marshall Welsh
Kendrick
James Baird
Jonathan
Comeliy of Nations
Atlanta
Young Men's Library Association
Gideons prep for national meet at Cartersville tabernacle
The last Gideons meeting before the Atlanta convention is set for Sunday at 3 in the Piedmont hotel convention hall Cartersville with Rev. S B Belk as lead speaker. W E Henderson of Chicago and A B Moore of Chicago attend as national Gideons officials. Tabernacle meetings resume July 31 in Cartersville with Rev. Bob Jones of Alabama preaching for ten days in the Jones tabernacle formerly funded by Sam Jones.
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Gideons
Cartersville
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
S. BR. Belk
Park Street Methodist Church
Charlie Tilman
Julia Tilman
Lewisiona
Rev. Belk
W. E B. Henderson
Chicago
The
Henderson
Men
Ieligion Forward Movement
New York
Denderson
A. B. Moore
Gideona
Sam Jones
Bob” Jones
Alabama
Bartow County
Jones
Recall of troops to ends near El Paso move
Washington July 19 all troops sent to El Paso as Mexican rebels moved on Juarez will be withdrawn except one cavalry regiment. A battalion each of infantry and field artillery remain with a cavalry regiment currently there.
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Washington
el Paso
Juarez
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Miss McClain
Caries Mieolain
Thenar
Missea
Ane Marie Perdue
Tacrdlten
Misa Tevans
Mix Hopiesals
Inez Theodosia Andrews
Biameed
Syria
Misa
Virginia Rannard Mias
Jowih Mirlaoesalin
Carseti
Catherine
Rey
Jamie Arnuht Mass Monit
May Tauil
Migs
Cache
Finek
Jeter Mons
Baretova
Miss Tribble
Dein Juneheon
Tribble
Thens
Lucy Hoke Smith
Miss Smith
McKenzie
Ffarris
Messrs. Liingle
Montgomery
Smith
Honabd Hasse
Gabriel Salomon
Hnner
Wightman Bowden
M. OL. Boyd
Thomas W. Connally
Harold Firsch
Hevy
Hate
AB. Simms
Themegen
Wri Thomsen
Meo Unlip Wner
Boo T. Worstirm
Beauchamp
Virgil Shepard
Gila Lewis
T. Schtree
Lewis
Oon i
Mary Fine
Katys
Othe Linger Danes Tontehr
Piedmont
Vdeotn Plomina
Columbus
MowWyan
Misa Jagerr
Pasvtee
Philimere
Sta
Capi Cate Cers
Allie Hoke Smith
Annie Lee Me Wenzir
Dourie
Harris
Philly LeEnaty
Laemar Hill Marten Smith
Ronald Rinsem
Barton
Thomas Pranch
Mr . Branch
West Had
Martha Mas Horton
Mrs. Moore
Onions Bridge
Charles Kens
Club House
Moore Wilymingham
Miss O'Keefe
Comiise O'Keefe
la Josephine Mubles
Miss O Keefe
East Lake Club
Rs. R. Patterson
Mes
J. M. Christian
J. H. Bowen
J. M. Widdows
Carry Otis
James Garrison
W. A. Hale
Eugene Barnes
J. W. Webster
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Avlanty
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Ruth Ingram
Af Medigen
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Chattanooga
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Somerest, Kye
J. B. Dance
Charlie Cowan
Lockwell
M. Fox
Niagara Falls
Salamagundi
JE. Dance
Park Avenue
W. J. Morrison
Canada
Annie Bazemore
College Park
T. M. Abernathy
Letla Bazemore
Tybee Island
Hatlie Bell Lumsford
Washington,a
Edward T. Brown
Rose Hi! Plantation
Eugene Tleard
William TD. Alexander
Isabel
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Wes
H. A. Uim
City
Arden
J. T. Cauley
Lois Woodward
E. PD. Simmons
New York City
Vesta Ashmore
Pickens, c
Allie Robinson
Athens, Ga
Waynes McFadden and Sons
Traynes and
Hradford
Northcourt
East North Avenue
J. B. Hall
Hotel Woodstock
Baron
Baroness Marcus Rosen- Krantz
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Hot Springs
Margaret Fortson
Madward Fortson
Magnolia Beach
Mass
Edward Inman
Toxawar
William Rawson
A. W. Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Milton Targan
Miss Targan
Annie Lee McKenzie
Toxaway
N.C
John P. Little
A. J. Lawton
Savannah
L. H. Beck
Atlantic City
Tallulan Falls
M. A. Lipscomb
Rutherford Lipscomb
Tipscanb
J. Frohsin
Rita Adelle
Hazel Frohsin
Great Lakes
Thousand Islands
Naval Palace
N. J
Alice BR. Cochran
Mary Cochran
Vaimetto
Sunny Side
Texas
Vee
Dickson Wright
Whiter Path
Tee
G. A. Wright
Leu Wright
Wrightsville
Joseph T. Orme
Ponce de Leon Cirle
Ralph Ragan
Clay Moore
Mis
Margarette Moore
St. Simons
Mrs. Campbell King
Retr
B.C. Cartledge
Rome
Mrs. Rounsaville
Reuben R. Arnold
Magnolia
W. M. Turner
Agnes Turner
Tra
John E. Starbuck
Ate
H. G. Randall
North Boulevard
Mrs Starbuck
Charles F. Bigelow
Southeastern
Queen and Crescent Railroad
Hamilton
Yale
New Orleans
Higelow
Queen
Cresent
Ohio
Blanche Whelan
Higdon
Capitol Avenue
Harry Harmon, Jr
Mildred l Harmon
Tate
Dr. DeLos Hill
Jefe
Robert McWhorter
Fadwin Brayles
Miss von Wyszecki
Baltimore
Missusie Hallman
Frances Clarke
Guesta
Miss Davis
Harrison
Batimore
Jane
Edith Watts
Saluda
Misa Ekie Barton
Canton
A. C. Turner
Nellie Turner
Anniaton
J. Bbon
Weat Ena
Fred Hodgson
Bass Rocks
Julia
Katherine Richard
Black Mountain
N. C
Howard Bell
Sarah, Belt
E. R. DuBose
James L. Mayson
Mayson
Estelle Salter
Lenora Salter
Lula Harris
Wrightsville Beach
Ruth Tribble
Calhoun
Callie Hoke Smith
Highlands
Mary Verney
Marion Holmes
Verna Miller
Elizabeth Clayton
Madison
Hessie Clothier
Somerset
Genie Ward
Woodlief Scott
Eatonton
Fannie Cowan
Bessie Doud
Mesara
W. A. Lockwell
Fred Floyd
Marcus Clayton
L. M. Fyron
T. Kirkpatrick
Nix
Otto Becker
Tom Hemperley
Robert Nixon
W. B. Greene
M. Hall
Macon
C. W. Heery
T. H. Williams
O. Culpepper
J. H. Willams
J. J. Hemperley
Atlanta and Macon
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Scruggs
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
Covington, Ky
Louisville, Ky
Atlanta, Ga
Eeoueiee Ala
Jac
E. G. Griffin
Whitehall St
Srown & Alien
Bracker
Aiail Booksellers
Mauil Bros
St. Louis, Mo
Kester
Buffalo
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