Society Honors Mrs Daniel Jr at Luncheon in Atlanta
Mrs H L Flynt hosted a luncheon on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Atlanta honoring Mrs Royal Daniel Jr of Brooklyn NC with guests Mrs Marie Hanes of Asheville NC and Mrs Rudolph Latimer of Gainesville GA among others. Yellow and green decor, Madeira table, and garden baskets highlighted the event with prizes for top and consolation, plus assisting hostesses and guest attire described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel, Jr
H. L. Flynt
Ponce de Léon Avenue
Royal Daniel, Jr
Brooklyn
N. C
Marie Hanes
Asheville
N.C
W. H. White, Jr
Harry Hawkins
Miami, Fla
Rudolph Latimer
Gainesville
Mia
Ruseell Bridges
Miss Pattle Flynt
Frances Marchman
Mrs. Flynt
Pattie Flynt
Miss Marchman
W. H. Mathers
Bridge
Mesdames Jr. Fitzgerald
Charles Lomidang
Charles Roddy
Lipsteps
Edna Harmon
St. Louis
Mra
RR Law
W. HW. Aikinson
Mesdames Walter Scott Ashew
R. Lane
Willingham Smith
EA. Stephens
Harrison and
Crowe
Herbert Spies
J . Coppege
Zebulon Walker
Thomas R Coggins
J. N McEachern
Sirs
A M. Lloyd
Mesdames C W. Robert
T. R. Coggins
Montgomery A. 3
Noyes
P. B. Raney
Entertainment Given For Moultrie Visitor
Perry Ga July 29 Special On Saturday evening Mrs J W Davis at her home about five miles west of town on Massey Hill entertained a large party of friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls
Braswell
Perry
Misanda Lou Walls
Henry W. Braswell
Fort Valley
I.T Woodward
Moultrie
J. W Davis
Massey Hill
Mrs Brinson Hostess and Lakemont House Party News
Mrs Brinson hosted a garden party with decor and prizes. Ice course served. Mrs Iehx Bryant won first prize and Mrs William Morgan cut con sop. Attendees included Mrs Samuel Abies, Mrs Robert Boone, Miss va Hester of Savannah, and others. A Lakemont House Party group left Sunday for several weeks with chaperones. A psychology lecture by Mrs Chose M Ashby will be held at the Pensi ey Hotel at 4 40 PM on The Sixth Sense, with Q and A.
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Ledus UC
Oisasuit
Rodce de Lun
Iehx Bryant
William Morgan
Uhe
Samuel Abies
Robert Boone
Wanton Ester
Lakemont
Wisses
Margaret Sinahan
Maxine Hanley
Marie Donnell
Josephine Harris
Mamie Carlock
James Barker
Geral Albright
P. H. Donnelly
John Norrell
Joe Corrigan
Virgil Chew
Edward Crawley
Joseph Corrigan
Social notes from Atlanta area summer activities
Miss Dorothy Brogden visiting Helen Georgia hurt playing golf convalesces to return home from Athens after teaching at university summer session ending July 29. Several residents and visitors travel Brevard North Carolina Wrightsville Beach Atlantic City Savannah Lookout Mountain and Atlantic City for month long visits or weekends. Births illnesses and convalescences noted among many families including Atkinson, Dean, Pattillo, Warwick, and Hamilton Hitz with assorted trips to Birmingham, New York, and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brogden
Helen
Athens
University
Calhoun
Mix, N. &. Pitts
Mamie P. Pitts
Local society notes and travel plans across Georgia and nearby states
Ford Crawford and Mrs Ware return to Atlanta after a week at Mount Airy and Cornella visiting Mrs Ware’s son and family. Mrs Royall J Miller home after weeks in Asheville. W S Callaway to return to Atlanta from Forsyth. W H Fitzpatrick couple welcome a son, Wesley Harris, born Tuesday. Miss Johnnie Elder to Birmingham then mountains near Chattanooga for camping. Miss Marie Cox bound for Thomasville to visit Mrs Henry Stazhe. Friends of Dr C C McCay regret he remains in St Joseph’s infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Cobb Erwin
Juniper Terrace
J. Josephs Infirmary
G. F. Butler
Roanoke
F. BE. de Golian
Ansley Park
Misa Virginia Reid
Birmingham
Prank
Stockhall
Frank Dean
Marion Dean
Wrightsville Beach
Howard Pattillo
W. P. Smith
Misa Elizasbeth Pattillo
Lakemont
Walter Richards
Butter
Corrace
Lollie Harper
Forsyth
Henry M. Sharp
North Boulevard
Edward Franklin
Signal Mountain
Hipkland Avenue
T. J. Ware
Josephine
Atlanta
Mount Airy
Cornella
Johnnie ¥. Elder
Ala
H. C. McGinnis
Miss Elder
Chattanooga
Tewn
Marie Cox
Thomasville
Henry T. Stazhe
C. C McCay
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Victory medals obtainable at Fort McPherson
Applications for victory medals from the southern states should be sent to the victory medal officer at Fort McPherson Georgia. Personnel reductions have closed local medal offices, delaying processing. Many applications held due to incomplete addresses cannot be returned.
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Fort McPherson
More Members Named On Forestry Congress Committee of State
In Atlanta last week a resolution authorized the continuance of the Georgia committee with BH Stone of Blairsville as chairman. He added names to the committee including K B Mack Thomasville Sam Tate Judge EH Calloway Augusta H M Hunt Gatonton C M Council Americus William Candler Atlanta Robert Bilis Tifton Alfred Aheman Young Har W B Willingham Atlanta Robert C Burkman Macon H H Tit Tifton Walter H Beckham Albany. The original Georgia committee members and the newly enlarged group encompass several Georgia towns and leaders in forestry preservation and related arts. A sub committee met July 26 in Atlanta to organize elect a secretary and begin activities with c B Harman elected secretary and Lottie Bella Wylie elected chair of publicity. The committee aims to promote forestry preservation plus artistic and historical forestry features.
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Southern Forestry Congress
Atlanta
Bh, Stone
Blairsville
Mr. Stone
K. BE
Mack
Thomasville
Sam Tate
Tate
EH. Calloway
Augusta
H M. Hunt
Gatonton
C. M. Council
Americus
William Candler
A. M. Soule
Athens
E M Thorpe
Townsend
John L. Travis
Savannah
Stone
Folowing
M. H Stone
Lal- He Bele Wyle
Alice Baxter
F. B. Abbott
C. B. Harman
B. Harman
Georgia
Lottie Bella Wylie
Portrait of Rice Honoring Georgia Capital Move
A senate resolution by Senator Frank Manson praises Frank P. Rice for promoting the move of Georgia’s capital from Milledgeville to Atlanta. The text notes Sherman’s 1864 march prompted the relocation, and Rice’s measure later made Atlanta the permanent capital, passing after his introduction and approval.
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Senate
Frank Manson
Frank P. Rice
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Capitol
Sherman
Georgia
Rice
Prihoda Re-Creations Readied for Public Listen
In New York a Bohemian violin prodigy Vasa Prihoda is celebrated as the season’s standout. Despite youth, he has captured Europe and South America and will reportedly have exclusive work with Edison for two years. The Edison company issues four Prihoda numbers including Caprice Viennois and La Ronde des luting, plus Dvorak Humoreske and Jota de Pablo by Saragate.
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New York City
Vasa
Prihoda
Europe
South America
New York
Edisors
Fritz Kreisler
A. Baszini
Piihoda
Edison Company
America
Saragate
CAPT LOVICK ASKew DIES FRIDAY MORNING
Captain Lovick Pierce Askew prominent Georgia figure dies Friday morning at a private hospital He was born in 1844 in Petersburg Virginia and served as a Confederate Army captain He lived in Macon after the war and survived by siblings nieces and nephews The Atlanta Journal and others note his family ties and social prominence A meeting of the psychological society is set for Sunday at 3 26 pm in the Ansley hotel mahogany room with a lecture on The Sixth Sense and a Q A session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovick Pierce Askew
Georgia
Joshua
Mary Summerville Askew
Joshua Askew
Wesleyan College
Macon
Captain Askew
Petersborg
D. P. Askew
Meridian
Miss
Elizabeth P. Jones
C. Williams
Atlanta
5Anne B. Willis
Washington
William Cole Jones
Malcolm D. Jones
Maco
C. Jones
Blakely
Oscar Askew
San Antonio
Texas
John A. and
E.S. Burgess
Suairsycnological Society
Ansley Hotel
Child at wheel drives truck into streetcar incident
Robert Hughens, 9, son of R. L. Hughens of 65 Capitol Avenue, tried to drive a motor truck down Capitol Avenue on a downhill grade after brakes were set. The truck, left by K A Luther of the American Laundry, rolled, struck a streetcar, and the boy was shaken but unharmed aside from fright.
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Robert Hughens
R. L. Hughens
Capitol Avenue
K A Luther
Carld
Birth announcements list numerous infant arrivals across local families
A long births column records dozens of baby announcements from July across addresses such as 10 Vedado So and 64 West End Place. Names include Reve Hemery, Hineh, Jespess, Brooks, Cooper, Hull, Bow Rawlings, Adama, Raddon, Matchell, Hurley, Roach, Plerew, Ellington, Dendrich, Edgerton, Jordan, Banter, Littletum, Dant Je, Graham, Martin, Coots, Neville, Greenberg, Finley, Nunn, Thurmond, Shelton, Sexton, Taylor, Wilton, and others. A Harvard fund update notes a planned annual distribution of 1,000,000 by 20,000 to 40,000 alumni through the Harvard Alumni Associations and Associated Harvard Clubs, with the endowment fund totaling 13,800,008 as of 1919.
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Reve Hemery
C. J. Hineh
West End Place
J. L. Jespess
South Gordon Street
Mer
Boulevard Terrace
Cader
Decatur
Agin
Dendrich
Lee Street
Milton Edgerton
Vonehtree
Mire
Jordan
Lake Avenue
Mra
Leon Banter
Spring ‘Street
Littletum
West’ Sixth Street
J. L. Dant Je
Estria Street
Mir
H. Graham
Richardson
GB. Martin
Campbellton
Vir
Coots
Battle Hil
Ralph Neville
Cottere Turk
L Greenberg
Butter Street
R. Hudson
Ivy Street
Ercy Finley
Remiark
A. E. Nunn
South Lawn
Edward Taylor
Nwinbanit
Wilton
Reinhardt
Bey
Harvard
Plan Organization of Committee of 100 Formed at Cable Hall
A meeting at Cable Hall on Friday formed a temporary committee of one hundred to represent all city wards. Colonel W L Peet chaired with Miss Eleanor Raoui secretary, aiming for equal ward representation and a permanent body by Monday. Marvin Underwood urged public engagement to curb indecision and elect capable candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hall
W. L. Peet
Man
E.eanor Raoui
Marvin Underwood
Favor Peach Growing Planting 1,000 Acres in Peaches Planned in Butts
The Butts County Fruit Growers association, organized at a recent meeting, aims to plant about 1000 acres with peach trees this fall and winter. R Ne Etheridge was elected president and L D Watson secretary and treasurer. Locals say Butts soil and climate suit peaches, with several hundred acres already planted two years ago expected to bear next year. Enthusiasm runs high for the peach industry in Butts County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Butts County
R. Ne Etheridge
L. D. Watson
Fair Weather Today Forecast From U S Weather Bureau
The Atlanta forecast predicts fair weather today with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of showers in south Georgia. The mercury neared ninety degrees Thursday, reaching eighty nine, with showers reported in coastal districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Lncal
South
Georgia
Sunday blue laws debated at Lyric meeting
Carlyle Haynes, New York author and lecturer, closes a Sunday night series on the observance issue at the Lyric theater. His talk argues Sunday laws stem from pagan origins and church state union, calling for their discard by Bible Christians. The address begins at 7:45 PM and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Carlyle
Haynes
New York City
The
Lyric
Highway Department To Aid South Georgia Road
Prominent Glynn county citizens and neighbors met with State Highway Engineer W R Neel to discuss a proposed highway from Waycross to Brunswick via Hoboken Nahunta Atkinson and Waynesville The department pledged limited funding and equipment to assist the counties including Brantley Ho boken and surrounding areas though funds are tight and the road has not yet been surveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn Andi
W. R. Neel
Waycross
Brunswick
Hoboken
Nahunta
Atkinson
Waynesville
Neel
Brantley
Jennings heirs share estate in equal division
The will of the late Mrs Josephine E Jennings filed Friday assigns equal shares to her four children and her granddaughter, with the heirs named as W M Jennings Mrs W W Stewart Mrs George L Word Mrs C Clark and Mrs Fred Jones. Mrs Word is executrix and J N Bateman acts as attorney.
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Josephine E. Jennings
Thomas Hy
Jeffries
W M_ Jennings
W. W. Stewart
George L Word
C. Clark
Fred Jones
Hush Money Case Set For Wednesday
The W A Lackey case over hush money tied to the disappearance of Myrtle Lackey, 20, from Greensferry, was moved to Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 in Recorder Johnsons court. Franks Jones and ex private detective Gleer were detained on Bond, each released for 100.
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W. A. Lackey
Greensferry
Nue
Frank Jones
Rawson Street
Lackery
Myrtle
Recorder Johnson
W. T. Gilver
Jones
Lackey
Gloer
Iaa
Greer
Miss Lackey
Glorr
Hom
Johnson
Lachey
Gleer
Robert Adams
Adams Detective Agency
Record Enrollment Anticipated in Jackson Schools
Jackson Ga July 29 Special The Jackson public schools faculty has been completed with some teachers awaiting formal appointment. The fall term opens in September and the largest enrollment and attendance in county history is expected. Bateman's Famous Five Piece Toddling Orchestra performs at Borden Springs Hotel every Friday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson Public Schools
Bateman
Borden Springs
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Little Rock. Ark
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Druid, Hills
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Rosedale Road
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Newport, AL
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Atlantic City
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Ove Sire
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FT. M
Pherson
Forestry Congress Committee of State
Lovick Askew
Wwe
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South Georgia
Ando
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