Benefit Dance at St Anthony's Guild on Lee Street
The Ladies of St Anthony's Guild host a dance at West End Dancing Academy on Lee Street Tuesday evening July 27 at 8 30. Public patronage is invited. Chaperons include Mr and Mrs J C Gavan Mr and Mrs J W Masseling and Mr and Mrs Fritz Wagener. Also notes a Saturday Tea Dance at Druid Hills Golf Club from 5 30 to 7 pm and a Grand Theater movie contest with a toy automobile prize for children sending best letters by July 31.
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Ladies of
St. Anthony's Guild
West End Dancing Academy
Lee Street
J. C. Gavan
J. W. Masseling
Fritz Wagener
Moreland Avenue
Janta
Atlanta Woman's
Atlanta
Jedgea
Guests at White Sulphur hotel in Georgia week of July
Georgians from Atlanta Marietta Jacksonville and other cities register at White Sulphur Springs hotel this week. The guest list includes Mr and Mrs Sam Sticer Mr and Mrs Frank Grme and children Mr T W Davis Mrs Ben Mattingly and children Mr and Mrs Tom Brumby and children M L Rhodes Ora and ONie Rhodes R K Rhodes Mr HK Shaw Mrs Emmett Mitchell and children Mrs Carrie Lathrop Mr and Mrs Wilbur Oglesby J W Oglesby Mrs T C Black Cathleen and Hetty Black M N Snow Mrs Wright Nita Lovelace Mrs K J Phillips J D Wing Ruth Wing and others. A cabaret dinner for Tuesday night will assemble about forty couples.
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White Sulphur White Sulphur Springs
Sam Sticer
Frank Grme
T. W. Davis
Ben Mattingly
Atlanta
Tom Brumby
Marietta
M. L. Rhodes
Ora
Onie Rhodes
Atlanta, Ga
Wright
Nita Lovelaca
Birmingham
K. ‘J. Phillips
Gainesville
J. D. Wing
Savannah
Ruth Wing
Meetings of the Atlanta Eastern Star Chapter No 57
The Atlanta chapter No 57 Order Eastern Star holds its regular meeting this evening July 22 at 8 o clock in the Masonic temple. All qualified members of sister chapters invited. A musical program is arranged by Mrs Etteth Robinson, chairman of entertainment committee. Refreshments will be served.
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Atlanta
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mrl
Etteth Robinson
Entertainment Compittee
Bancker, Jr
Ernest
Summerville
Mattie Willams
Elizabeth Baneker
Baneker
Charlen N. Garrett
iSummerville
Terpsichorean_ club
Vesper Mall
Peachtree
Third Streets
Robert O'Donnelly
North Carolina
Athletic Club
Social Roundup of Atlanta Residents and Guests
Mrs Howard Crumley travels to Nova Scotia for illness in daughter Milas Julia Crumley while Miss Annabel Wood spends the summer here. Numerous locals return from travels. sewing clubs, dances, and visits across Georgia and beyond populate the week.
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Howard Crumley
Nova Scotia
Milas Julia Crumley
Annabel Wood
J. C. Beam
Texas
Jennie Mobley
Toledo
Chica
Hardwick
Ber i
West End
C. N. Harris
Uttle
Margaret
Oxfahoma City
Mins
Ho Clay’ Moore
Mast Lake
Hugh Dorsey
Sixteenth Street
Lavonia
Yow
Henry Harria
Louisville
Clay Moore
East Lake
Reduced Membership Commissioners Likely
Rome Ga July 28 Special A lively political fight looms as a Georgia legislature bill to abolish the present board of county commissioners nears passage. Support from Flood allies and pending voter approval within 30 days could place the ordinary in charge until a special election to form a three member board replaces the current six.
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Rome
Georgia
Board of County Commissioners
Friends of
Flood
Increased Salary for Judge Sought in Floyd County
Rome Ga July 2 A bill to raise the Floyd County City Court judge salary from 1000 to 2000 is before the house representatives and faces local opposition. If enacted W J Nunnally would receive the raise when he takes office in October. A prior year proposal sought 3000 and drew criticism over benefiting the legislator, leading to withdrawal.
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Rome
Floyd County
W.J. Nunnally
Thomas County Masons Meet in Thomasville
The Thomas county Masonic convention met with Coolidge lodge and drew a large county turnout. Rev. Harvey Wages gave the welcome, visitors spoke on behalf of lodges, and Congressman Frank Park delivered an able address titled Masonry Exposed. After a picnic dinner the afternoon featured degree work.
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Thomas County Masons
Thomasville
Thomas County
Coolidge Lodge
Harvey Wages
Frank Park
Chattooga Masons Meet In Summerville Session
In Summerville the Chattooza county Masonic convention convened with J. M. Rose presiding. A large Rome delegation attended and on the program were addresses by Past Grand Master Max Meyerhardt Captain J C Printup and Reverends E A Osborne and A D Echole.
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Rome
Chattooza County
Summerville
J. M. Rose
Max Meyerhardt
J.C. Printup
E. A. Osborne
A.D. Echole
Crematory protest fuels city hall clash and park upheaval
Mayor Woodward receives a protest from Terminal Station superintendent T Pace about odors from the crematory. Judge Newman in the crematory case, councilmembers are largely absent on vacation, and park manager Cochran warns monkeys may be lost due to wartime import delays. Fire chief Cody plans smoke protectors and a pulmator for rescues, while Judge Hillyer backs cistern restoration. Councilman A T Peacock announces a bid for a full two year term.
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Woodward
BR. T. Pace
Pace
Newman
North Carolina
Chie Bill Cody
Cady
Kansas City
Hillyer
Clutero Syntera
Georges Hillyer
Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Cody
Fire Department
Drainage Association Organized for Clarke and Oconee
Athens Ga July 22 Special County Farm Demonstrator Woodrutt organizing a drainage association under 1911 law to float 60000 in bonds reclaiming thousands of acres across three creeks. Early estimates forecast 150000 bushels of corn first year on land improved. cost to break even within two years possible. Similar bonded schemes already completed in Jackson Gwinnett and Walton counties with Big Haynes Creek area in Walton covering expenses first year. Banks County approved a 40000 bond for drainage last week.
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Athens
Woodrutt
Clarke
Oconee
Jackson
Gwinnett
Walton
Big Haynes Creek
Banks County
Chatfield Named Presiding Elder in Columbus District
Bishop Kilgore announces Rev. J. P. Chatfield as presiding elder of the Columbus district succeeding the late Dr. A. M. Williams. Chatfield closes a four-year ministry at Camila and has served two years as secretary of education for the South Georgia conference.
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Dawson
John C. Kilgore
J. P. Chatfeld
Columbus
AM. Williams
Chatfield
Camila
South Georgia
$55 Business Course Earns $4000 Says Buyer
A Georgia man touts a $55 scholarship at Southern Brotherhood and Business University claiming a three year course yielded $4000. He credits thorough business education as the fastest route to good positions. Prominent Atlanta merchants and bankers are named as endorsers.
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Baer
Middle Georgia
Messia
Brisece
Arnold
Southern Bhorthahd and Business University
Mr. Baer
Baera
Atlanta
Inmates Create Floral Murals at Federal Pen
A group of prisoners including a former landscape gardener and two florists designed and upgraded the prison grounds into a scenic floral display. A large key motif dominates the eastern lawn with star shapes and the bold WB letters elsewhere, transforming gray walls into color. The project cost four dollars ninety seven cents for materials.
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Federal
Fedral
Campbell Robbed by Hold-Up Men Near Angier Avenue
Masked robbers held up FR Campbell at the corner of Angier Avenue and Bedford Place shortly after midnight Thursday morning as he headed home at 71 Angier Avenue. They took money and a gold watch. Officers Austin and Mowams aided, recovering a $1.2 pocket knife and some papers believed dropped by the fleeing robbers. All recovered items belonged to Mr Campbell.
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Vistola
FR. Campbell
Angier Avenue
Bedford Place
Mpbell
Typhus Under Control in Serbia and Montenegro
Washington report from the American vice consul in Belgrade states the typhus epidemic in Serbia and Montenegro is under control as other infectious diseases decline rapidly across the region.
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Washington
Belgrade
Serbia
Montenegro
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