Social Items Highlight Summer Travel and Returns
Dr and Mrs Benjamin Wildaur depart tonight for a ten day visit to Wrightsville as he attends an Independent Order of B'nai B'rith meeting. Miss Madge Horne travels from Los Angeles after two months away. Several couples return from Atlantic City, Washington, and Morehead City while others plan extended stays at Wrightsville Beach and Summerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wildaur
Wrightsville
Dr. Wildaur
Independent Order of Bail B'rith
Madge Horne
Los Angeles
Sam
West
Thomas Beauchamp
EJ. Mitchell
Margaret Maddox
Morehead City
W. M. Chatfield
United States Army
Geor-glan
Terrace
Hugd Thames
Summerville
Co. K. Weekley
Mary
Charles Weekley
J. Calhoun Clarke
Charleston
C. K. Weekley
New York
Baltimore
David Morgan
Pars Strother Fleming
Miesna Townes
Borden-Wheeler Springs
Mr. Morgan
Henry Morgan
Harris H. Pierson
T. H. Gary
Wrighteville Beach
Margaret Hagan
Snapping Shoals
H. E. Harman
Dorothy Harman
Tate Spring
Elisabeth Kirkland
Asheville
Harriet McDani
Joseph W. Little
Ashby Street
Misaes Auguste Beall
Eileen McCulloch
Nat Beall
Tybee Island
Savannah
Sam Campe
New York City
Raleigh City Notes on Social Visits and Travel
A compilation of social notices from Raleigh area residents highlights visits, guests, and travel. Miss Birdie Figgatt of Roanoke and Mrs Ava Hancock host and travel plans surface alongside numerous transfers to Wrightsville Beach, Tate Spring, and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Figgatt
Roanoke
Hilrie Pavel Hancock
Grady Hospital Bonds Endorsed By Atlanta Doctors
A near unanimous Atlanta Physicians' club vote supported a resolution endorsing Grady hospital bonds while renewing a pledge that the hospital remain charitable with no paid wards. Debate featured Dr. S. L. Pearce urging charity and Dr. Frank L. Eskridge arguing for paid departments to broaden revenue without harming city or private institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Atlanta Physicians’ Club
Skimball House
Grady
Grady Bonds
5. 5. Pearce
Frank L. Ekkridge
Collec
Eskridge
Pearce
Atlanta
Here Is a New Song Tommy Atkins Sings To Tune of "Tipperary"
M Paul Giraud reports his Calais based father writes of Tommy Atkins composing a new song to the tune of Tipperary. The subject Kaiser Billie allegedly mocks the Kaiser, Belgium and home ports with a buoyant refrain. The verse praises the Allied cause and bids farewell to Kaiser Billie with a playful note about distant St. Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Atkins
Tipperary
M. Paul Giraud
Calais
M. Giraud
Bunnor
Kaiser Billie
Pet
Calai
Belgium
St. Helena
Forsyth Offers Special Picture With Courtney Footy Today
The Forsyth theater presents Courtney Footy in an all star photo play today only, with a new policy continuing amid a short vaudeville return. At the Strand, William Faversham stars in The Right of Way, a dramatic screen adaptation praised for its strong cast and impressive settings, including the cathedral fire scene. The Strand program includes Sounds from the Sunny South and orchestra accompaniment at matinee and evening showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Aur
Forsyth
Courtney Footy
Tim
Strand
Sly Gibert Parker
Tithe
Sian
Wiliam Faversham
Ghurite Steete
Strand Theater
Rierason
Baw
Mr. Faversham
America
Tine Grey
Strand Orchestra
Soundsrom
Boy Mauled by Hog in Adairaville Georgia
Special report from Adairaville Georgia dated July 21 describes 11 year old Anderson Reese, a Black boy, chased through Colonel G. P. Thurner’s pasture when a large hog attacked him, inflicting seven severe wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adairaville
Anderson Reese
G. P. Thrner
Bankers to Help Educate Worthy Boys and Girls in Georgia
Georgia bankers convened at the Piedmont hotel to launch a loan fund aiding agricultural education. Five hundred dollars? actually fifteen scholarships were approved, plus a loan program for up to 1000 dollars per student with 4 percent interest. The scheme aims to fund both boys and girls through the State College of Agriculture with strict eligibility and repayment conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Georgia Agricultural College
University OF Georgia
Geersla
United States Army
ALBL
Lames
G. R. Glenn
Dahlonega
Georgia
Agricultural Committee
The
Georgia Bankers' Association
Piedmont Hotel
Inlno
State College of Agriculture
A. P. Coley
Central Banking Trust Corporation
B. W. Hunt
J. Phil Campbell
State College
Hunt
Bankers’ Association
Coles
Joan
Orphana
New York City
Paris
Mr. Coles
Girka
Schooln Ace Limited
Athens
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Milledgeville
South Georgia Normal School
Valdosta
Wistrice
College loan fund plan eyed to help students
Professor J R Fain outlined a tentative plan for a college loan fund modeled on the Brown fund to aid about fifty boys annually. He cited work programs in peach packing and campus jobs, noting few borrowers default. Officials from agriculture and banking associations endorsed the idea and called for a public outline and application forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Fain
State College
Fain
Brown
Brown Fund
D. Price
William Bradford
Federal Department of Agriculture
Bankers
Haynes McFadden
Bankers’ Association
Agricultural Committee
B. W. Hunt
Bat
Atlanta
Yo Clark
Groover
Reinville
Ardman
Commerce
Kent Trial Continued Until September Term
The trial of Ordinary William B. Kent of Wheeler county for malpractice in office was continued at a Wheeler superior court special term in Alamo. Judge Walter Sheppard presiding. A key witness, N. B. Gibbs Sr., was absent as a non resident and Kent will not be heard until the regular September term. The indictment was returned by the March adjourned term grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
William B. Kent
Wheeler County
Wheeler Superior Court
Walter Sheppard
Atlantic
N. B. Gibbs
Kent
Stagnant Blood Given A Quick Impulse
An old advert warns that 8.8.8 and S. S. S. blood purifiers purify blood, purge bowels, and boost body functions. It claims germ destruction in tissues and marrow, restoring energy, and urges readers to obtain S. S. S. from Swift Specific Co with medical advice and substitutes avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specie Co
Swift
Atimata, Ta
Uncle Sam Oil Company seeks Osage lease investors
An oil stock pitch urges readers to invest in The Uncle Sam Oil Company, promoting Osage Nation oil and gas leases, a two-thirds stake in Cushing gushers, a pipeline, and a 25 percent stock advance set for Saturday August 7. The piece claims trust suppression, government leaks, and a national campaign to back independent producers while touting multiple wells, assets, and a broad investor network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cout
Inwa
Osage
Crisia
Middle West
Kansas
Uncle Sam Oi Company
Tto
Casle Samil Company
Okahama
Uncle Sam Ol
Butte and Har
Missouri
Okdahome
Uncle Sam Mit Company
Wall Street
Warriar
Sam Oi! Com
Hany Hag
Bizgil
Oklahoma
Osaer
Pawnee
Creek
Gknlelma
Vindie Shanks
Supreme Court of the
United States
United Sites
Trust
Jease
Uncle Sammil Company
Stars and River
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Triterial of
Congress
Triity Commission
Leane
Livery Beneft
Peope
Wiphin
Wirranty
Cushing
Texas
Middie
West
Real Teople
America
Lele Se
Bravy Vest
Thin Ti
Kansas City
Special Stock Offer Amid Turbulent Shares
Special stock offer details show 300 shares with Tao Amares and 2.0 shares priced at £10.06. The notice lists large share counts including 5,600 shares and negative positions of 10,000 and 20,000 shares. The fragment ends with a partial name.
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Paul LK. Johnson
Yamily
Atlantic City
Washington
Charles W. Wolcott
Anné Shirley
Charles, Jr
Wrightsville Beach
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
Chelena Market Co
M. Pryer
MT. ST. Josepe's College
Xaverian Brothers
Catslogie N
Norbert
Din
Sta. D
Hallimore
Notre Dame of Maryland
Lostenecora
Mule
Charies Street Avenue
Maryland
Battery
Vera Mewcomer
Milas Florence .Young
Wiigntaville Beach
Walter Colbert
Americus
Mim VY. A. Kirven
Sutherland Drive
A. J. Marshall
Chattanooga
Misa Bessie Lichten
Louisyilis, Ky
A. J. Chadwick
Capital, Avenue
Lucien Cocke
Hugh Hagan
Welborn Hill
Albert Howell
Cocke
Sallie Johnson
Billups Phinizy
Ten Club
John B. White
Morris Maqks
Nitle
Rosalyn
Helen
Virgi Beach
Norfolk
Ernest W. Tyler
Jacksonville
Cullman
Ala
C. H. Brand
Miss Brand
Clara Winn Upchurch
H. Smith
G. W. Wilson
Birmingham
Carrollton
W. S. Johnson
William Derrel Warren
Inman Park
J. L. Preston
Monroe, Ga
Dirs
J. F. Baxter
Wrightsville Besch
W. A. Bates
Peach- Tree Street
Battle Creek
Mich
Beverly Dubose
Dubose
Sewanee, Tonn
Radford
Lake Bennett
Iville
Aes I. Fitzpatrick
Thomas
Georgia Federation
Hugh
Eugene Kelly
Greentrier
Dorothy Brogdon
West End
Mise Christine Machachern
W. A. Upehureh
Aus
Tra
Lula FR. Scarratt
Maggie ‘Ferrell
Bro. O. L. Hendrix
Grima
Ian
Addrer
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Georgia Tech
S. Matheson
Cicorcia ScHool of Technology
Tippery School OF Shorthand
Healey Building
Atlanta Law School
Tss2
Foytal
SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY+ vara Pharmacy School
Kouth
Colle
Dharaacenical
Daburaloften Mecleenterspensea
Warteriheares
Ceca
Cocotabo
Preemandovy
Walton
Courtney Foote
Hog
Peck
Seeuin
Lauius & Rilownler
ATLA
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Adare
Sam Ecil
HW. Fucken
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