Minnen Hitch and Bima Regter host 42 party in Knoxville
A lively Monday evening 42 party honored Minnen Jessie Hitch and Bima Regter of Knoxville Tennessee with Mrs Alicea Gillespie receiving elegant hand painted score cards. Gillespie won a prize of hand painted china while guests included Jeanie Hitch Elma Hester Allee Gillespie and others.
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Mra Wrant Encervainen
Minnen Jessie Hitch
Bima Regter
Knoxville
Tenn
Mias
Alicea Gliespis
Mr. Gillespie
Miss Hitch
Reeter
Mrs. Grant
Jeanie Hitch
Elma Hester
Allee Gillespie
Ethel Sanford
Ottis Robinson
Moas
Leo Budderth
Bob Shureate
Gillespie
Carl Cuesta
Grant
Divine Science Association and Incurables Board Meet
The Divine Science Association meets Sundays at 7 45 in room 408 The Grand and Wednesdays at 4 with a short talk on Practical Metaphysics and healing concentration All are welcomed The Home for Incurables board holds its regular monthly meeting Monday August 1 at 10 30 am at the Carnegie Library Ethel Wilson Chairwoman Frese Committee
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the Grand
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Carnegiebrary
Ethel Wilson
Social items from local society notes and weddings
Dr F R Ball recovering in Alabama will return home with Mrs Helia dtr and Mrs J K Mobley leaving for Battle Creek Michigan. Dr and Mrs Gray and Miss Agnes Gray spend August in North Carolina later going to St Paul Minnesota. Misses Isaline Campbell and Rosalie Davis join Mrs Hudson Moore at Wrightsville Beach. Hugh Willet Jr and Douglas Mangham at Wrightsville Beach. Miss Maude Crawford and Zack Turner wed at 111 Stonewall Street. couple to reside there. Mrs Turner employed by The Constitution. Mr Frank Wheat returns from Spring Tennessee. Mr and Mrs A G Rhodes return from Tate. Mrs Henry J Collier and her father J W Sheffield leave Tate Spring for Asheville. Alite Collier Beall and son Frank leave for Asheville. John W Warde, NY Leather Belting rep, critically ill at 16 Simpson Street. Melville Warde called home. Stella Lynch visiting Macon sister Mrs John Francia Hurley Jr. Miss Busan McCrellan ill with typhoid fever at Piedmont Place. Mr and Mrs EM Chapman Jr back home after weekend. Miss Marie Manning to spend days with Miss Annis Bett of Griffin. Mr M J Smith improving. Mr and Mrs Cheries S Robinson relocate to 168 Elisabeth Street. Inman Ulyssa Lewis and Mrs Th porwla Hea Baby named Ethel Woods.
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Hugh Willet, Jr
Douglas Mangham
Wrightaville Heach
Maude Crawford
Zack Turner
Stonewall Street
A. L Flury
Plaza Bill Draws Broad Support in Atlanta Meeting
Enthusiastic speeches by city council and Chamber of Commerce representatives backed the plaza project. The Western and Atlantic committee deferred action due to lateness, with a Monday hearing likely. plans call for connecting Forsyth to Washington via a new railroad viaduct and a public comfort building.
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Degatar
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Ault
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Pickett
New Fulton Residents May Qualify For Election
New residents in Fulton county moved since April 5 may qualify to vote by presenting to A P Stewart, county tax collector, a certificate that state and county rates were paid and that registration occurred before April 6 in their former county. Stewart notes some confusion and says this suffices to place them on Fulton’s registration books. Also, B E Stevens admitted to the Georgia bar, stockholders file another intervention suit for the Great Southern Accident and Fidelity Company, asserting solvency. The Atlanta criminal court opens Monday with about forty five prisoners awaiting trial.
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Stewart
B. J. Btevens
Supreme Court
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Great Southern Accident and Fidelity Company
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Improved car demand noted in fortnightly surplus report
Chicago July 23 An improved demand for a car and a reduction of the surplus by 0 280 care is noted in the fortnightly statement of surplusages and shortages of the American Railway Association The total surplus is now 194 504 There is a slight increase in the shortage but it is scattered and light in importance.
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American Railway Association
First motor car runs on Southern Railway line
Greenville S C July 39 Special Electric motor car service without trolley wires or third rail attachment is now run on the Southern Railway and Blue Ridge lines between Greenville and Anderson. The first car, operated by General Electric, provides 67 seats and two round trips daily. It uses a gasoline engine to generate electricity, is eagerly welcomed by locals, and will be replaced by two new cars once delivered. The new service adds to steam runs and is watched with interest as the south’s first of its kind.
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Blue Ridge
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Aouth
Piedmont
Pelzer
Williamston
Barton
General Electric Company
Southern Railway
Wan Bo
Barbera Cher
Two Conventions To Boost Dixie Reform Efforts
The Southern Commercial Congress, based in Washington DC, plans two spring meetings to unite state leaders and business figures for promoting youth advantages and Dixie advancement. Key figures include John M. Parker and Charles Hall Davis, with officials from Atlanta and Petersburg outlining aims and coordination.
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New Orleans
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Petersburg
Edwin J. Quarles
Congress
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State Agricultural Society of Alabama
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Wilmer L. Moora
Clark Howell
Ben L. Crew
Walter G. Cooper
Piedmont Hotel
Wen
Sheriff Dempsey Denies Asking Troops At Aragon
Cedartown details this week report Sheriff J E Dempsey returning from the country after reading an Atlanta Journal account on June 25 1908 alleging militia sent to Aragon Ga The sheriff says he did not request troops and plans a formal statement tomorrow to set the record straight The article notes Gov Smith may have acted on Aragon information and the dispatch of troops by the executive department in Atlanta to protect Negroes along with Cedartown Judge Irwin’s corroborating account
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Sheriff Dempsey
Aragon
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Atlanta
Cedartown
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Fielder
Rome
Brown
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Atlanta Journal
Luther Hudson to Enter Insurance Field in Atlanta
W Luther Hudson resigns from American Book Company after twelve years as bookkeeper and cashier to join Davis & Griffin on August 3 in the Grant Building. He will oversee books and collections, and is regarded as a popular young businessman with strong support from friends and associates.
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W. Luther Hudson
American Book Company
Hudson
Davis & Griffin
Grant Building
Atlanta
Judge Fred Foster Mends. Early Return Planned
Friends report Judge Fred C. Foster greatly improved and likely to leave St Jonespo's Infirmary early next week. He plans to resume canvassing for the Gemulges circuit judgeship race from his Madison home.
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Fred C. Foster
St Jonepo’s Infirmary
Madison
Brown undeclared bets flood primary race scene
A flurry of bets posted in the morning offered Brown to carry the state with stakes totaling at least 3,900 dollars. Joe Burns signed offers of 3,000 and 1,000 amounts while others posted bets on Cobb and Chatham counties. An observer confirmed each posting as a separate wager with eager crowds watching.
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Joe Burns
Brown
Srolth
Joe Burne
Atate
H. H. Schain
Bet offers on Atlanta sports and Fulton County race
The record notes that no bets were taken at Atlanta sports and Chatham County has not reported. Additional offers list bets on Hoke Smith carrying Fulton County with a stake of 9800.
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Atlanta
Chatham County
Hoke Smith
Fulton Ounty
Brenau College Conservatory to Receive New Three Manual Organ
Brenau College Conservatory in Gainesville announces a signed contract for a new three manual organ with tubular pneumatic action and a center console in the orchestra pit. Built by John Brown of Wilmington, the instrument features electric blowing and a unique chimes stop, expected to debut September 15.
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Kay
John Brown
Wilmington del
Brown
Npie
Breney
Delightful weather and plenty of accommodations at Wrightsville Beach
Americus, July 29 special: W E Hamilton, a local merchant, starts a round trip to New York by automobile from Atlanta. He will use an Atlanta built White Star touring car, a trip replacing rail travel. Hamilton plans frequent northern business by car instead of train.
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Americus
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Americas
W. E Hamilton
New York
Mt. Hamilton
Hicks Capuchine Cepudiss Heals Headache and Gripp Attacks
A historical remedy claim notes Hicks Capuchine Cepudiss as a quick relief for headaches from hex or illness and for cold or grip symptoms. Advert says it relieves aching and restores vitality, with price listed as 50e at the druggist.
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