Society Roof Garden Dance At Capital City Club
A Thursday night at the Capital City Club roof garden featured Miss Mary Temple of Danville Virginia and Miss Phoebe Yancy of Glenridge New Jersey as leading guests in a lively dance party hosted by Lawson Kiser. A large group of friends and notable locals attended the informal dinner dance and reception style festivities.
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Capital City Club
Capital City
Lawson Kiser
Mary Temple
Danville
Phoebe Yancy
Glenridge
Catherine Raine
G C. Bowden
W. Goldsmith
Bater Maddox
Marion Kiser
Bernon McMillan
Kenneth McMillan
Robert Maddox
Dr Hodge
Harry Ja. Tett
Jeff Hichardson
James Dulap
Grady Black
Charley Orme
Marion Stapler
Baylor Hickman
Trenry Walker
Bagies
Eamond Firady
Spencer Tunnel
William Wc-Kenzie
Horace Rhorer
Elwyn Tomlnson
Cabel Hopkins
Comer Howe
Henry Lyon
Notable Attendees Listed for Event
A roster of attendees includes Stamps Jr Witmer Davis Arthur Beall Rich Martin H Dobbs B Tompkins Inman Knox Alfred Thompson Welborn Holt Gilbert Fraser Baylor Hickman Jack To land Bob Martin Charlie Wynne Dick Hull Bryan Huson Jimmie Hodge Dick Sanders Willis Grist Irving Henderson Armand Maier Tom Bussey Dan Therrell Dr R E Latta Ed Lane Tom Wilson Laurence Caldwell 4 P Phillips Jack Foster Wimberly Peters Milton Hall Linton Buchannan Harvey Baxter Lewis Hamilton Allen Jones and Lynn Werner.
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P. Phillips
Jack Foster
Wimberly Peters
Milton Hall
Linton Buchannan
Harvey Baxter
Lewis Hamilton
Allen Jones
Lynn Werner
Social Items From Gainesville And Nearby Towns
Mrs James W Thomas and Mr and Mrs C Sandera are in Gainesville while Mrs Albert E Thornton sails to New York for a Europe visit. In Scotland, Hughes Roberts and others vacationed at Lithia Springs with Lucius McKene’s cottage. Miss Clara Blount of Carmel visits Decatur. The Thompson family motored to Ocilla to visit Melvin and Paulk families. Miss Bertie Thompson visits Fallapooosa with twenty young women at a camp on the Tallapoosa River. Mrs Mark P Joyner and children spend the summer at Millen with O S Barge.
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Albert E. Thornton
New York
Europe
Scotland
Hughes Roberts
Willis Timmons
Gordon
Mitchel
Lithia Springs
Lucius McKene
Clara Blount
Carmel
R. H Blount
Decatur
Jonn T Thompson
Ocilla_ Ga
Melvin
J Paulk
Melvin J Pau*k
Elinor
Martha
Mel Iyin Jr
OwNa Ga
John Tr. Thompson
Bertie Thompson
Georgia Student Vanishes in Virginia Hills
Fitchmond July 21. Apprehension grows in Martinsville over the disappearance of J C Wilson, University of Georgia student, missing for more than a week while in Henry county mountains to sell Hibbs with two companions. He is described as a frail young man.
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Fitchmond
Martinsville
J C Wilson
University of Georgia
Georgia
Hibbs
Henry Count
Clerk still missing as shortage charged in Girard case
Columbus Ga July 21 Special Barry H Coulter former city clerk of Girard Ala is charged with being 1300 short in his accounts and is still missing A bonding company has already made good the city's losses.
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Columbus
Barry H Coulter
Girard Ala
Young Lady Enters Real Estate Field
Miss Mary Fishbach, long time with Calhoun company and seven years in the tax assessor’s office, begins a new venture as a real estate saleslady. She brings familiarity with city hall operations to her expanded role.
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Calhoun Company
Itom
Mary Fishbach
Miss Fishbach
Feld
Torrents Soak Hats and Clothes Of Atlantans
Rain drenches Atlanta as residents seek shelter under awnings. Many suffer soggy hats suits and shoes while forecasters warn of more showers. Weather reports note Georgia wide precipitation and Atlanta’s rainfall exceeding July 1920 averages by about half an inch.
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Atlanta
Palm Beach
Georgia
Endeavor to Hear Report of Delegate at Atlanta Rally
The Atlanta Christian Endeavor union holds its monthly rally with a report from a delegate expected to address members on current goals and plans. The meeting outlines upcoming activities and community outreach efforts.
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The
Atlanta Christian Endeavor Union
East Point Church Hosts World Christian Endeavor Report
Constitution in Atlanta features official report by Thomas A. Moye, president of the local Endeavorers union, who has just returned from the World Christian Endeavor Union in New York where he served as the local group’s official representative.
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Constitution
Atlanta
East Point
Former Atlantan Dies in California at 44
Telegraphic report says John C. Meintzer died Thursday morning in Bakersfield California where he had lived for three years after moving from Atlanta He was 44 and had been a salesman for the Texas Oil company while living in Atlanta for fifteen years He is survived by a son John W Meintzer of Atlanta his mother Mrs A Meintzer of eastern Maryland and a brother 4A Meintzer of Little Rock Ark The body will be sent to Augusta Ga for burial in his mother s original home.
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John C. Meintzer
Bakersfield
Cal
Atlanta
Maryland
84A Meintzer
Little Rock
Ark
Augusta
Decatur Plans Drive To Raise High School Funds
A Decatur effort aims to raise 12000 dollars to cover equipment deficits for the new high school. A citizens committee of 100 formed at the schoolhouse planned a mass meeting at the courthouse to push canvassing across four wards. If not raised, parents may pay 40 dollars tuition per child next fall.
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Decatur
Decatur High School
F P Hopkins
J. A. McCrary
Scott Candler
J.cooke
G W Clauster
No More Visors Allowed Hudson
Macon Georgia July 21 Special Officials report that Glen Moore slayer of two children was cut off from visitors at the county jail by orders of Dougherty county Sheriff Fort Traver. Hudson remains in a single cell under close watch to prevent conversations with outsiders. The jailer indicates Hudson will likely be moved back to Dougherty county. prisoners say he spends the day in Bible reading and quiet contemplation. A local photographer was denied access as Sheriff Tarver enforces the safety-only protocol for the alleged killer.
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Macon
Glen Moore
Fort Traver
Dougherty County
Tom McCommons
Hudson
Robert and
Isaiah Templey
McCommons
Tarver
Senate okays Link Johnson nomination for recorder
The District of Columbia senate committee endorsed Henry Lincoln Johnson for recorder of deeds in DC. Johnson, named by President Harding to settle the Georgia Republican question, faces strong anticipated southern opposition in the full Senate. The nomination will be considered next week as Watson Harris and others prepare to oppose.
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Ceau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
District of Columbia
Senate
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Johnson
Harding
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
W. J. Harris
Greeks Pursuing Defeated Turks At Eski-Shehr
London July 21 With the Eski Shehr junction in Greek hands Greek forces pursue the defeated Turkish nationalists from the city and other fronts in Asia Minor. A dispatch from the Greek foreign minister at Athens received here reports Eski Shehr was taken after a severe battle. King Constantine has established headquarters at Gshak with the general staff.
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London
Associated Press
Eski-Shebr
Asia Minor
Athens
Eski-Shehr
Constantine
Gshak
Federal Reserve Discount Rate Cuts Expected Coast to Coast
Washington on July 21 officials signaled further reductions in federal reserve discount rates nationwide following recent cuts by the New York Boston Philadelphia and San Francisco banks. Observers expect the rediscount rates to drop from 6 1/2 percent to 6 percent, with broader relief anticipated.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Reserve Banks
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Easy money signal may boost business activity
Administration officials say a favorable reaction in the business situation nationwide could follow lower levels and a clear indication of easy money. This could stimulate industries and business to greater activity across the country.
Mexican Bean Weevil Found in Georgia
Gainesville Ga July 2 Special The bean and pea crop of north Georgia is seriously menaced by the Mexican bean weevil according to M H Atwood of the United States department of agriculture Mr Atwood states that in his ten days here he has found numbers of specimens The insect destroys all kinds of beans and peas except velvet beans and English peas
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Gainesville
North Georgia
M. H. Atwood
United States Department of Agriculture
Atwood
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Maude Couch
Dorothy Bryant
Vivian Dowe
Jivelyn Patterson
Helen Briggs
Lula Lee Briggs
Mary Woolridge
Joulse Scruges
Varfaret Scrucgs
Margaret Fansom
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Mary Stoney
Phoebe Yantey
Mary Carroll
Mary Janes
Margaret White
Dorothy Bates
Lucile Kuhrt
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Memphis Tenn
Jeanne Lambkin
H_ Clay Moore
Walter Toole
Meor
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Whitehall
James W Thomas
Mr. and Ure
C. Sandera
Virginia Hills
California
Mmaainiwenn
Cee Orful
Wurisunasure
Chamberla-Johnson-DuBosé Co
Whitehall Street
Link Johnson
Clark Howell, JR
Ing
Horlicks
Horlick’s
Goodness
Georgette
Rue de la Paix
Paris
M. Rich& Bros.Co
Dimity
Chamberlin -Johnson-DuBose
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