Society Notes of Mrs Carlock and Several Hostesses
Mrs. Carlock entertained at an all bridge party Wednesday evening honoring Miss Linnse Gibson of Rome Mrs J S Clark of Chattanooga and Mrs E B Braswell of Fitzgerald Ga The home was decorated with roses and potted plants Delici dus refreshments were served and prizes for bridge included hand painted plates and a cut glass salar Hester Strange. The article also details a house party at Miss Salt Camp near Haralson and numerous teas and informal bridge parties hosted by Miss Wilfierd West Miss Dorothy Stubbins and Miss Madeline Miculfasgsh among others with guests from Atlanta and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Madeline Miculfasgsh
Madamine Jones
Harriett Mel Cullough
Harriet McCullough
Nina Hopkins
Julia Murphy
Nellie Dodd
Frances Broyles
Isabel Amorous
Alice Muse
Frances Winship
Dorothy Arkst
Irene King
Katherine Ky Lickey
Geurdan Terrace
Miss Carmichael
Misa Clio Carmichael
Jackson, Ga
Marian Felder
West Peachtree Street
Joan Ray Patillo
Rmichaei
Social Items Recap of Local Society Notices
Mrs W 8 Witham returns from months abroad. Mr and Mrs John T White and Miss Glades LHS plan Wednesday visit to Catton. Many locals travel to Waynes and Fairoura Wyre for visits and events. Attendees include Dr DeLea Hin and Mrs Johan W Grant family, with Mrs Thomas Burret hosting in New York. Several weddings parties, dinners, and summer travels across North Georgia, North Carolina, Canada, and Europe noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham
John T. White
Mise Glades
Thomas Burret
Jarteen
New York
Anant
Raby Dusen
Local greetings and travel notes among city residents
A jumbled OCR passage notes residents enjoying a home party hosted by Harold Niebetsom and Mina Helen Niehaisie of Stephens Ga. It mentions Coolmige Newcomer and Nis Fastis leaving Augata for a two week stay at Ocean View Hotel St Simons. Also Lawrence Perry Hille Jett planned a Meeks visit to Savannah and the area Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Niebetsom
Aister
Mina Helen Niehaisie
Stephens
Coolmige Newcomer
Nis Fastis
St. Simons
Ocean ‘View Hotel
Lawrence Perry Hille Jett
Meeks
Savannsh
Trhea
Johnson Pope Wedding at West Point Home
A quiet ceremony united Miss Winnie Johnson and Mr. A. G Pope at Winnie Johnson’s home near West Point on Tuesday evening. Rev. Graham orrester of the First Baptist church officiated. The couple left for Atlanta to begin their married life.
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West Point
Winnie Johnson
A. G Pope
Graham ¥Orrester
First Baptist Church
Seaboard Train Wreck Near National Furniture Company
Seaboard train No 17 derailed entering the city limits near the National Furniture Company. Engine and tender turned over, one coach derailed, no passengers injured, fireman Albert Wallace injured severely, engineer Tennant slightly hurt. wreck blamed on automatic derailer triggered during an attempted signal test. Authorities investigating near Western and Atlantic junction.
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Rlack
Seaboard
Wathens
Atlanta
National Furniture Company
Asa
Albert Wallace
Cicery
Tennant
Abbeville
Western and Atlantic Railway
Bn- Rincer
Tellaw
Gleing Bienthe
1912 Boys High School Class Banquet Date Set
The class of 1913 of the Boys High School plans its second annual banquet at the Angrey hotel on Saturday July 26 at 8 30 o clock. Alumni and bankers lawyers and athletes will attend as the four year centre celebrates its first fully four year graduating cohort from the historic institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
Ros, Senatore
Bankers
Laws League
Wilmer Street
Alciphre
Moose initiation barred after deadly Birmingham incident
Lorak Order of Moose members deny involvement in a Birmingham rite where two men were killed during initiation. They say no ceremony uses dangerous objects and blame a side degree for the tragedy, stressing the official order rejects such indignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeat
Lorak
Order of Moose
Birmingham
Ala
Whien
Showers Due Again Says Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau calls for more showers with cooler air and lower temperatures. Frayed by recent heat, residents welcome cooling breezes as humidity eases and air circulation improves.
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Weather Bureau
Protection for Birds Resolution Seeks Senator Support
A resolution by Wheatley of Sumter and Hardeman of Jefferson urges Georgia senators to back a portion of a bill restricting killing birds for their feathers. It describes birds as beautiful and paints a vivid picture of a world where these birds are cruelly slain, urging action to safeguard them.
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Messrs. Wheatley
Sumter
Hardeman
Jefferson
Gearmia
Two Atlanta Girls Hurt in Auto Crash
Two Atlanta sisters Miss Theo Pric leau and Miss Dolly Prisleau were injured when a car driven by Victor Smith overturned near Monroe Louisiana. Smith was killed and another driver fled the scene. The Pricleau sisters were visiting Monroe and expect to return home soon.
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Atlanta
Frivieau
East
Merritta Avenue
Theo Priveau
Monroe
Victor Smith
Dolly Prisleau
L. Prisleau
Morris Priglean
Smith
Frideau
Atha
Here
Theo Pricleau
Milas Dolly Prinleau
A. L. Proppitt, Jr
Wruth Williams
Lake Charles
H. P. Decker
Newburg
N. Y
Emanuel and Tatnall representatives split on Candler bill
F. H. Sis of The Metter Advertiser reports Emanuel delegates J. Herring ton I. S. Woods and ADA Turner backed the measure while Bulloch’s A. Turner and Nevill opposed. Nevill voted against passage amid pressure over county loyalty and threats to Emanuel reps.
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Tmanuch County
Tatnall
Candler
F. H.sis
Metter
Candler County
J. &. Herrington
Special automobile license tax proposed by ways and means
A proposed special license tax would raise about 100000 annually. It would charge 35 per car for a new number from the secretary of state, with an estimated 20000 automobiles in the state. The plan would end the existing renewal of the old number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of State
Rioting in Limon Peru Leads to Arrests of Former President
In Lima Peru today July 25 Augusto Ligua a former Peru president and his son were arrested as a sequel to last night’s riot. Wounded by shots fired from windows and the roof during the unrest the crowd had threatened to attack the house triggering a heavy security response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limon
Lima
Peru
Augusto Ligua
Groves Tonic Aids Mood and Digestion
A historic note describes Groves Tonic as a remedy to relieve nervous low mood and low spirits. It claims to stimulate the liver, aid digestion, and combat malaria symptoms, presenting itself as a general tonic for several ailments.
Convict did not die from ill treatment in Fulton camp
Dr. Paul McDonald of Boston stated that Charley Stevens, a 28 year old Afro American convict, died of sunstroke at Belwood camp on July 18 after heat exposure. He emphasized no signs of torture or mistreatment, countering a recent Men and Religion Forward Movement bulletin that linked the death to brutal handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Stevens
Belwood
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Paul McDonald
Boston
Tom J. Donaldson
Fulton County
Bulletin
Calla
Georgia
Shelby Smith
Fulton County Ecombasioners
Alee
Donaldson
Fulton
MecDonald
Boty
Bulleting
Men and Religion
Bulletin No
Jeomviet
North
Norwood Amendment Fails in House Committee
The Norwood creation amendment proposing a county formed from Coffee and Clinch with Pearson as county seat failed to gain the House committee on constitutional amendments approval Friday afternoon. With this, the last county set for special order by the committee is dropped and the panel will move to other measures ahead of constitutional amendments hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Coffee
Clinch
Pearson
Committee On
House
Bryan Talks of Crops and Heat in Georgia
Secretary Bryan returned from a lecture tour to the White House for talks with President Wilson, noting fine Iowa crops while avoiding Mexican affairs. A heat linked incident left a man unconscious in Atlanta, and a Marietta farmer faced a 45 dollar fine or eight months in the chain gang. A Benson quarries squad member from Bellwood camp was involved in a separate attack, and a Georgia letter to the Constitution questions brutal convict treatment, urging official challenge if false and praise if true.
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Bryan
Washington
Iowa
White House
Wison
Atlanta
Marietta
Emica
Stevens
Bellwood
Junge
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