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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1921

Page

9

Atlanta Girls at Laurel Falls Camp News

Atlanta girls at Laurel Falls camp near Clayton Georgia, with several serving as department editors for Laurel Beat. Editors include Virginia Thomas, Ruth Jolly, Dorothy Tleft, plus other campers and counselors noted for swimming, tennis, riding, and music. Mrs. Sims, a Mississippi musical leader, visits Atlanta, and Mrs. Wynn hosts a tea at Piedmont Driving Club in her honor.

Atlanta Laurel Falls Clayton Laurel Beat the. Clris Virginia ‘Thomas Ruth Jolly Dorothy Atlantanga Elizabeth Myars Thuan LeConts Mary” Armstrorth Dorothy Banks Mary DeQive Margaret Moore Dorothy Bartlett Apne ‘Davison Emily Martha ‘Bowen Betty Davison Gladys O'Neal Jeanette Bailey Peggy Horter Harriet Olver Nell Clayt Elizabeth Jossey May Padgett Lucy Funkhouser Elizabeth’ Moyers Ruth Golly Marys Ann “Pedder Susanne Springer Margaret Hodnett Lillian, LaConte Era Rogsenbough Alfie May Smith Misa Mildred Davis Washington Seminary Misa Beatride -Hamitt Public Schoo Kindergarten

Battle Hill PTA Endorses Mental Tests

At a Battle Hill school meeting held yesterday at Mrs. P. H. Cobler’s home, the Parent-Teacher Association adopted a resolution promoting mental tests in schools. Dr. A. T. Osorn spoke on the topic and a committee was named to seek legislative funding to implement the program. Committee members are Mrs. D. Lt. Thompson, president. Mrs. J. Bander. and Mrs. P. H. Cobler.

Parent- Teacher Association Battle Hill School Rebon P. H.cobler Mims Street Mra. D Lt. Thompson Battle Hill Association J. Bander P. H. Cobler

Mrs Howell Hosts Younger Set For Granddaughter's Party

Mrs G A Howell entertained Monday afternoon at her Gordon Street home in honor of granddaughter Miss Mary Adair McCarley and Miss Annie Benton of Monticello and Miss Catherine Stockton of Winston-Salem. Sunflower decorations and yellow accents appeared in dresses and prizes as guests enjoyed ices and confections.

Ayta Smith Mary Broughton Corsella Tayior Helehe, Callaway Phoebe Rhett Frances McKenzie Mary L. DeGive Marian Wall Mary Morris Deannatte Branch Jacquelin Moore Josephine Crawford Sarah Meador Virginia Knott Frances Knott Howell Hugh Fuller Arthur Howell, Jr Pennington Dorothy Haverty Tat Bridge Boykin Villa Galire Peachtrea ‘Road

Mrs Stephenson Hosts Midweek Ambience at East Lake Club

Mrs R Stephenson hosts a midweek party for Miss Martha Nor at East Lake Country Club with dinner. Mrs Royal Brooklyn is guest of her mother Mrs Allan Johnson. Nikko Inn cabaret dinner tonight attracts local society. J A Mogi entertains Juncheon in honor of Miss Wens of Augusta, visiting Mrs J J Foley and Miss Lizzie Haanie Murphy. Emmie Nixon to give Juncheon for Miss Phoebe Yancey of Glenridge New Jersey. Mrs C D Asbury hosts a bridge party today for Miss Florence Ray of Waynesville visiting Mrs John Byrley.

R. Stephenson Martha Nor Fast Country Royal Brooklyg Allan Johnson Nikko Inn Bre J. A. Mogi Wens Agusta J. J. Folvey Lizzie Haanie Murphy Emmie Nixon Pnoobe Yancey Glenridge New, Jorney C. D. Asbury Florence Ray Waynesville John Byrleys Wegeee Yancey Misa “Emmie-Nixon Fourteenth Street Phoeba Catherine Ine Arthur Clarke Thomas Daniels ML_E. Owens Auguata J. J. Falvey Stisses Lizale Hannie Murphy Peschtree Place J.A. McGin Jackson Street Owens T. Grady Jeter Mary*s. Spring Worcester Mags Russell’ Stovall Rosa Beerman Martha Schell Ruth McDonald Mes James Frances Brown Chase H. B. Mis Ferguson J. A. Hall H. A Porigs Sanders Sint H, Semi'ngpiel Bey Yeyihoebe Yancey, of Glenridge; Russell Stovall I. W. Nixon Hohenstein George H. Fauss James Misa Catherine Raine Mises F. Taylor Royal Daniel, Sr. Allen Miss Stirling Helen Douglas Bridge Woman's Club Nora Stirling A. W. Stirling Miss Douglas Retelvad Catherine Vickers Ethel Tye Carolyn Tye Carolyn Vickers Laura Belto Turman Doctor White Ahn McCarty Catherine Erwin Rosa Woltten Elizabeth Shewmalke Meagames Dean Christopher Harry Barnitz William Rose

Local social events span Grady Hospital and Atlanta clubs

A busy social calendar covers the Grady Hospital regular monthly gathering, Eastern Star and Women Voters meetings, garden luncheons for Miss Phoeba Yancey, and a series of bridge teas. Notables include Miss Catherine Sanders hosting at 62 Peachtree Road, Miss Emmie Nixon hosting for Miss Phoeba Yancey, and visits by Mrs. Owens of Augusta with multiple receptions in her honor at several homes.

Douglas Paine Catherine Sanders Peachtree Road Miss Sanders Yancey Miss Paine Misses Yancey Paine Mary Shedden Martha Boyton Catherine Raine Katherine Murphy Emminton Pauline DeGive Rosa Harbin Rome

Social items from Atlanta society column include many guests

Miss Mary Brady and her aunt stay at the Traymore in Atlantic City while guests from Montezuma join Miss Sarah Wisher on Peachtree Road. Rev Father Shadowel returns to Washington after visiting Atlanta. Havana's Jo Enrique Ros summers at Austell, others vacation at Battery Park Asheville. A party of young ladies tours Canady and the Pacific coast returning mid August. Margaret Burford plans Chicago Pike's Peak San Francisco and Los Angeles visits. Mrs. Murray of Porto Rico visits Atlanta area relatives, then returns to Porto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon depart August 1 for New York and Philadelphia by Savannah steamer. Birth notices for Jack Harmon and a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mall. and births announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and for Helen and David Peck. Various Atlantans and visitors listed as touring or staying in New York, Cedartown, Spartanburg, and local addresses.

Father Shadowel Washington Atlanta JoEnrique Ros Havana Cuba Austell Georgia Hisses -Genevieve Benasie Voorhees FM. Voorhees Austel Claude Douthit Claude, Jr Ban Holt Battery” Park Asheville E. G. Chesbrough Margaret Burford Chicago Pike's Peak San Francisco Los Ang Eeles New Orleans F. A. Murray Guayama Porto Rico B. M. Hall Wiscara Folie Murray Niagara Government Irrigation Service Paul Dixon New York Philadelphia Savannah Dixon Marshall Peck Helen David

Publican party guest highlights Georgia women voters meeting

A Georgia gathering of the Lez Women Voters featured Miss Edwards praising the national and state efforts of women’s groups led by Maude Wood Pack and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. Dr Bowdoin outlined a marriage bill requiring physical examinations, while attendees praised citizen duties and anticipated a larger turnout for next events.

Lez Women Vetera Flancheo Cara Stephenson Cand Miss. Edwards Mambera Atlanta Leande Carri Chapman Catt ‘Ngeanges United States Misa Edwards National League For Women Voters Mia. Maude Wood Pack Mya Park Sheppard-Fownay Maas Infancy 'Kin Senate House of Representatives Manards America Tha’ Courawagus Miss Edwards Georgia Fire Bowdoin Dorothy Beaker Board of Health Joe Bowdoin United’ States Public Health Service Bowdosh

Governor Hardwick and Herbert Clay Speak at Ad Club

Governor Thomas W. Hardwick and Herbert Clay president of the Georgia senate will address Atlanta Ad Club members on legislation against fraudulent tests in realty dealings. The meeting Thursday afternoon features twelve attendance prizes presented by George Lowman who will preside.

Thomas W. Hardwick Herbert Clay The Georgia Senate Tha Atlanta Ad Club Fia’ Realty Club Siglouks Tha Sal Pall House Hefast Room George Lowman

Warren G Rayding Big Edition September

Fragmented OCR text mentions arrangements for acceptance or edition in September. No clear events, people, or organizations fully readable.

Acceptia Dent Warren G! Rayding

Warden seeks public appearances for special event

A new warden plans a special public appearance with Westmorland officials and the presidential chamber of commerce. Members from industry unions will participate to discuss duties and a patety.

Ah Sera Pe Patel Klahoma Uties Westmoréland Presidential Chamber of Commerce Indus “ Concerne Patety

Franklin Huff Held on Dist. Telling Charge

Franklin Huff a wealthy planter of Spalding and former federal convict was arrested again this week. He was arraigned before Commissioner W C Carter on a distilling charge and held for grand jury action after admitting two stills and peach brandy on his property. Cases against J A Biles and three other coded defendants were dismissed.

Franklin Huff Spalding Huff W. C. Carter Hig J. A. Biles Ner Groes Ben Gates Snow Williame Henry Ridley

Primary registration books to close August 1

Under the law requiring registration for a municipal primary to close thirty days before the election, the books for the forthcoming primary on August 31 will close August 1. Voters who have not already registered should do so promptly.

City committee sets fee deadline for ticket eligibility

A city executive committee announces August 16 as the final day for candidates to pay grange fees and qualify for printing on tickets. The notice specifies that only those meeting the deadline can seek placement on the ballot. It references fines or penalties for noncompliance and outlines the official process for candidate eligibility.

Lax ‘Golisctor Alsorelty Vwarious

Health of Women and the Pinkham Remedy

An article discusses the strain on women's health from modern life and the toll on the physical system. It promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy after decades of use to restore health and relieve headaches, nervous irritability, backache, and other female ailments.

Pinkham’s

Clayton Company Address Note in Atlanta

The S A Clayton Co located at 18 East Hunter Street in Atlanta Georgia appears as a listed address or business reference in the source material. No additional context or event details are provided in the fragment.

S. A. Clayton Co East Hunter St Atlanta, Ga

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