Birth announcement for Elsie Roberts McCall in July
Gapt. and Mrs. Howard H. Elfe Call Jr of Blue Ridge avenue announce the birth of their daughter Elsie Roberts McCall on July 22 named for her maternal great aunt Mire Ela F. White of Athens. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. McCall of Atlanta, Mrs. McCall active in state women’s clubs work. Aunt of Dr. H. White of Athens.
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Gapt
Howard H. Elfe- Call, Jr
Blue Ridge Avenue
Elsie “Roberts McCall
Ela F. White
Athens
Howard H. McCall
Atlanta
McCall
H. &,. White
Informal entertaining at Nikko Inn and dinner series
Mr and Mrs Calhoun hosted an informal dinner Wednesday at Nikko Inn on Peachtree Road with intimate guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Adair Mr and Mrs Jesse Draper Mr and Mrs Albert Thornton Jr Dr and Mrs LeRoy Childs and others. Lawson Kiser held a dinner Thursday evening at his parents home on Pace's Ferry Road in honor of Miss Mary Temple of Danville Virginia.
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Troup Howard, Jr
Edwin Sawtellen
Europe
Howard
Gillis
Ie McCord
Misa Griffith
Izabeth Holloman
Mary Atheson
Susanne Springer
Ing Anne Chowte
Sarah Ella Sthlesinger
Augusta Haugh
Catherine Cox
Lou Stovall
Blubérton
Annne Spalding
Isabel Breitenbicher
Graham Matheson
Albert Howell, III
Morris Brandon
Man Brandon
Guy Woolford, Jr
Adien Boykin
Marion Dick
Anmine Maler
Joseph Regenstein, Jr
Eben Islay
Bobbie Greer
John Dobbs
Dean Holt
Sandersville
Walter Badard
Calhoun
Andrew Cathoun
Nikko Inn
Peachtree Road
Orientel
Japan
Frank Adair
Jesse Draper
Albert Thornton, Jr
LeRoy Childs
Lawson Kiser
Thursgudy Everning
William Kiser
Pace’s Ferry Road
Mary Temple
Danville
Dunbar Roy
Capital City
Marian Smith
Grace Goldsmith
Vincenta Alten
Sarah Schoen
Quill ‘Orme
Grady Black
Baxter Maddox
Comner Howshe
Jimmy Dunlap
Social events calendar teems with dances and luncheons
Today's social calendar lists a ten dance at Brockhaw Country Club, tea dances at Capital City Country Club, a dinner dance at Piedmont Driving Club, and a luncheon at Fieldmont Driving Club with Mrs Sherwood Hurt, plus a Roseland Musicians Club dance tonight. Mrs Joel Hurt and Mrs Lawrence Willet are highlighted central figures.
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Charles Cornell
Brockhaw
Capital City
Capital City- Country
Danica
Piedmont Driving’ Club
Hast Sales
Joel Hurt
Lawrence Wiilet
Fieldmont Driving Club
Sherwood Hurt
Roseland
Hospital Committee Picnic Time Shift in Piedmont Park
The hospital committee of the Atlanta Woman's Club changes the soldier’s picnic at No 4% hospital to 6 o'clock next Tuesday in Piedmont Park. Mrs J B Rowe chairs and invites every member to attend. The Atlanta Psychological Society meets Sunday at 3 30 pm in the mahogany room at the Ansley Hotel with the topic Overcoming and a Q A on psychological problems for students of psychology.
Mrs Hurt Entertains At Bridge Tea In Atlanta
Mrs Sherwood Hurt hosted a bridge tea at the Piedmont Driving Club in Atlanta with guests honoring Mrs Laurence Willett and Mrs Joel Hurt Jr visiting from Lipcomb summer camp Lakemont. Twelve attended and prize was a bridge scare set.
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Bava
Boulevard Court
Marg
Olin Cofer
Mesdames J. Whitmeyer
Daniel Dean
Vy Crabb
Tyree Williams
W. B. Colby
Jack Timp
James HK. Cothran
Donald W. Denny
BB. i Barnett
Migs Sylvester
Mrs. Hurt
Sherwood Hurt
Bridgetea
Ple@mont
Laurence Willett
Joel Hurt, Jr
Atlanta
Lipscomb
Lakemont
Rutherford - Lipscomb
Barbecue Planned by Atlanta Woman's Club
Wernan's Claby Next Week features elaborate barbecue at the Atlanta Woman's Club with music by wireless and a dancing program. Honorary life president Mrs Irving Thomas will share insights from municipal markets touring the northwest. Officials, hosts, and patrons listed include Mayor James Key, Clark Howell, and many club members. the White Provision company donates the pit meal.
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Musicians’ Club
Atlanta Woman's Club
Irving
Thomas
Northwest
Minor Boyd
Jesse Edwards
Thurston Hatcher
Decatur
Havine
O'Keefe Electric ‘Company
W. N. Hannabery
George H. Branton
J. Bi ‘Rowe
W. B. Brie -Smith
George S. O'Bear
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
General Council
Mra
Irving & Thomas
James. Key
Albert E. Thornton, Sr
J. E. Sommerf
W.W. Austell
W. N. Hannaberg
Jerome Jones
John M. Cooper
Ben Padgett
A. B. Rows
Norman Co, Miller
FE. Beckham
Jaman L. Lo*gan
Russell Bridges
Julian Bailey
Edna Avery Jones
W. FA. Prices | Smith
Ten Boykrown
Norman Sharm
M. Hudson
H. Y. McCord
Lewis
H. Beck
Thornton Marye
George 8
Obaar, Jr
Rs. A. McD. Wilson
George B. King
Marion Bengon
Arnold Broyles
FH. Lee Worsham
Social items from West End Park and beyond
Social notes list visits and travel plans in Atlanta area. Mr and Mrs Robert M Simmonds take an apartment on Fifteenth Street. Mr and Mrs George F McGlawn visit Wrightsville Beach for a week. Mrs Thomas Allen and children visit Mrs William L McCalley Jr in West End Park. Miss Daisy Davias sails August 3 to Belgium and Poland for mission work. Miss Carrie Pattillo visits Birmingham relatives then travels to Macon and Savannah. Miss Grace Bell and Miss Lily Ball depart for New York with piano studies. Colonel ed T Williams returns from Gainesville on legal business. Mr and Mrs Comer L Parsons plan two weeks in Savannah and New York, staying at McAlynn Hotel. Mr and Mrs M Filateaur announce birth of daughter Hoole Regénta on Windsor Street. Mrs Paul Stevenson visiting Montgomery. A party of young people including Louise Lochridge and others travel to Biloxi to stay with Miss Cleo Statten. Mr and Mrs Robert C Alston to sail Aug 3 on the Adriatic for Europe, landing at Southampton and touring England and the continent. Misses Frances and Hadith Minor stay with Miss Anna Belle Leftwich. prom planned for Saturday night. Edith Minor to War rent, Lois Brand to visit. Frances Minor returns to Atlanta Monday.
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A. McD. Wilson
John Hornaday
Birmingham
Murray Howard
Hornaday
Atlanta
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M. Boykin
Charles Rice
Bryan Collier
Lollie Balle Wyle
J. S. Nichols
Breyard Montgomery
H. G. Hastings
Frances Brown Chase
Taa
Mary Spring
Worcester
Mass
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Henry J. Baker
Mary Griggs
Charles Northern
Eloise Pitman
E. Watson
Idalie Kimball
Chase
George Obear
Mildred Gillis
Charlotte
N. C
Erma McCord
Roswell
N. M
T. T. Stevens
Florence Gobear
Miss Grills
McCord
Naomi Walter
Misa Hermione Obear
Misa Florence Obear
Obear
Allen D. Johnson
Royal Daniel
Brooklyn
Estelle Westbrook Daniel
New York
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St. Petersburg
Fla
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Estelle Daniel
Gray
Thomas
James Sharpe
West
Gershlin
J. Bankston
Walter Cain
Hugh Harris
W. D. Green
John M. Flynn
H. L. Flynt
A. Nortis
Wight
Holtzendorff
John Stone
W. M. Busha
T. Walsh
W.E. Graves
Remont
John Cotter
Laura Wyatt
Mia
Alexxander
Scott
Winnie Stewtart
Elsie Trippe
Louise Sullivan
Mildred Harris
Marie Norris
Harding
Washington, D. C
Irene LaRen
Frances Clarke
Lucy Davis
Evelyn Stephens
G. H. Brandon
Katherine Stockton
Winston Salem
Katherine iStockton
Mary Guard
Elizabeth Guard
Laura Hoke
Florence Eckford
Dorothy Holbrook
Collier
Margaret Brandon
Brandon
Albert Akers
Bridge
Tex
Beers
Taunton
Masa
A. W. Beers
Frank Berry
J. A. McMurray
Homer Christian
Edna Harmon
St. Louis
D. R. Lane
Willingham
Robert M. Simmonds
Fifteenth Street
George F. McGlawn
Wrightsville Beach
Thomas Allen and
Little Sons
Jacksonville
Pla
William L. McCalley, Jr
West End Park
Carrie Pattillo
Ala
James 4. Bowers
East Ninth Street
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Motors
Savannah
Grace ‘Bell
Lily Ball
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New York City
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Hextsweek
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England
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Hadith Minor
West Atlanta
Anna Belle Leftwich
Conyers
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Ordinance Clears Parking Ban at Grady Monument
The ordinance committee Friday approved a measure banning parking along Maziletta street flanking Grady monument between the street car tracks as a memorial and to improve visibility for passersby. Also notes the upcoming Company B reunion on August 6 at Redwine camping ground.
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Council
Maziletta Street
Wame
Gaimesvillie
Company B
Georgia
Redwine
Church Co Operation Urges Unity For Unemployed
A Piedmont Park speech by Dr Lyons and Dr Lacy calls Christians to unite across unions and corporations to aid workers amid widespread unemployment. The Committee on Church Cooperation urges action before Georgia’s capitol and in churches to support the “one body in Christ.”
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United States
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Paul
Ful
Lyons
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Lacy
Capitol
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Sonouan
Sanat
John Drinkwater
Nother
Jesus
Fhage
Christ
Georgia
Committee ON Church Co-Operation
News of the Churches Oakland City Baptist Preaches Sunday
Oakland City Baptist church will preach at 12 a m and 7 pm Sunday by pastor Hey William M Sentell. Morning subject Committal Evening subject Ye of Christ Bible school at 9 30 a m BX PA at Tp.
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Second Baptist
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Capitol Kn
Lemwell
Henry Atforn Porter
Hassehurst
Miss
Boulevard Primitive Baptiat
Boulevard Primitive Baptist Church
Uhe New Tabernacle
East Avenue
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W. W. Barden
A. W. Simms
Pryor Bireet Presbyterian
Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Battle Hilledge of Masons
Robert L. Bev
Gordon Street
Ehonl
Japior C. E
C. E
Leon Baption
Pogee de Teon Avenue
Ashby Jones
John E. White
White
Atlan
First Baptist Camnh
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
B. F. Fraver
Wille Ap
W. A. Sutton
College Park Presbyterian
College Park Presbyterian Church
Allene Avenue
Dillavende
Lutheran Church of
Religious services fill Capitol Hill with diverse schedules
An extensive list of Sunday plans across many churches on Capitol Hill notes multiple sermons, gospel services, and Sunday schools. Dr W H Major returns to lead Capitol Avenue Baptist, Trinity Methodist, Gordon Street and Second Baptist host union services, plus numerous presbyteries and churches outline morning and evening programs with guest speakers, youth groups, and special events planned throughout the day.
Services for Sunday in Colored Churches
Sunday schedule summarized for AME churches. Rev. HL Singleton leads in one congregation with regular morning services. He is to occupy his pulpit with planned readings and hymns. another house in the group lists Rev. Ph BH Ward at Allen Temple with regular morning service. Rev. C. G. Gray is listed at Paul-Rev. as pastor with standard Sunday activities.
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Wil
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Sermons Planned Across Local Churches This Sunday
pastors Gardner Langiter Johnson Diggs Paschal Florence Bailey Brower Strickland Alston lead morning and evening services. special sermons announced at various times across Redeemer churches including Mt Olive St Luke and Fort Street Congregational.
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Langiter
Johmson
C. HL
Holery Temple
ME. Chorches
Ariel Howen
J. C. Brower
Fort ‘Streat
W. Borch
South Atlanta
W. B. Wooff
St.Lnke
L. W
Strickland
Rush Memorial
G. G. Thomas
Tartar
St. Mark
Ter
Civitan and Lion Clubs Plan for Great Game at Ponce Park
Civitan and Lion clubs refined plans at a Civitan luncheon for a large attendance at a baseball game next Saturday at Ponce de Leon park. Civitan President Julian Boehm urged cooperation with the Woman's club and other committees to ensure success. Mrs. B. M. Boykin urged full participation and ticket sales. E. P. King compared ancient and modern days, citing grain corners in Egypt and Genghis Khan’s era. Shown also: discussion of Civitan’s bi monthly Civigrapha newsletter. C. T. Harris edits. Dalton news notes Elberta peaches ripening and shipments to eastern markets.
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Eheet
STATE MOTOR LAW CHANGES AID ENFORCEMENT
Secretary of State G. McLendon announced amendments to the state motor vehicle law to bolster enforcement. The changes authorize constables to make arrests for violations, expanding powers similar to sheriffs and increasing officer reach with 1,600 constables versus 160 sheriffs. Cardboard dealer tags are to be abolished to curb abuse and improve compliance.
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G. McLendon
Air. McLendon
Georgia
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