Fannie Henley Hosts Socials With Floats Of Guests
A busy week of social events features Miss Fannie Henley hosting a Tuesday night informal party for guests Miss Mary Ray of Plant City and Miss Nell Garner of Sanford with heart-dice games and dancing.Guest list includes Miss Nellie Doherty Miss Violet Davenport and many others along with Mr Geiger Moser top scoring. refreshments, punch, and a melons-cutting moment follow.
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Fannie Henley
Mary Ray
Plant City
Fla
Mise Nell Garner
Sanford
Vic
Geiger Moser
Mion
RO McCoy
Mary Ray Mies
Nell Garner
Nellie Doherty
Violet Davenport
Lilian Hayes
Misa Coonatia Moser
Bradford Wiliams
Lawson
Penl Thrower
Grant Marigum
Thurman McCoy
Rob Cunningham
Marti Nichols
Mrena Mra
Roc McCoy
Otto Hobinson
Grant Park Pavilion
Mra
Dr Fierce
Mather
Hostésa
Mr .Robinson
Husie Mae Bradley
Misa Elma Heeter
Jessie Hitch
Alice Gillespie
Mise
Ethel Sanford
Mies
Blanche Webb
Mias
Sue Haley
Fennie Giilespie
Tis Robinson
Ire Grant
Pierce
Thomas H McKinney
James A. Robinson
Myps
To the Well Dressed Woman Fall Opening Offer
The Southern Sut and Skirt Company announces its fall opening in the custom department with new materials. They emphasize smart tailored wear and practical elegance, inviting fittings and delivery at convenience. Each suit is custom made to individual measure and style.
Tallulah Party Echoes Georgia Beauty and Conservation Debate
The article contemplates fashion shifts toward tighter skirts and safer mobility, mentions Tallulah Falls as a Georgia beauty symbol facing threats, and portrays women’s social events including a morning party, unique al fresco gathering, and travel notes from Miss Ida Schane in Europe and the Swiss Alps.
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Ming Schane
Ida Schane
Europe
Chamonix
Swiss Alps
Geneva
Meetings announced for various local groups in August
The Atlanta Hive No 14 schedules a meeting Monday night August 1 at the Maccabee temple urging all members to attend for important business. The Slame Mission Society of the First Methodist church meets Monday afternoon August 1 at 330. Circle No 2 of the Ladies Auxiliary of Jackson Hill Hoplist church meets tomorrow afternoon at 4 at the church with all members asked to be prompt. Mrs Andrews presides, and in the chairmans absence Mrs F PH Akets serves.
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Atlanta
Maccabee Temple
Slame Mission Society
The
First Methodist Church
Jackson Hill
Sues Hopkinsville For Warehouse Value in Federal Court
Mrs John C G Latham of New York sues Hopkinsville in federal court for $25000 value of a warehouse destroyed during a December raid. The building stood on land willed by Wr Latham to the city at Peace Park, with United States Senator William O Bradley of Kentucky assisting.
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Hopkinsville
John CG Latham
New York
United States
William OG Bradley
Kentucky
Latham
Peace Park
Gaa Kills Well Digger On Macon Plantations
On a William Wiley plantation in Macon Georgia a veteran well digger named William Bailey died after gas overwhelmed him while attempting to escape a new well. He dropped about 30 feet before being recovered by a fellow worker named Hespera.
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Gaa
Macon Ga
William Wiley
William Bailey
Bailey
Washington Seminary What It Offers
The Washington Seminary at 3 East North Avenue, Atlanta, promotes a primary department for grades one to eight with small classes, a seminary course led by experienced graduates, a college preparatory track for admission to top colleges like Vassar and Wellesley, and piano instruction from distinguished teachers. L. D. Scott and E. B. Scott, principals, offer catalogues and information. phone Ivy 647.
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Washington
East North Avenue
Atlanta
Vassar Smith Wellesley
Tor
L. D & E. B. Scott
Ivy
Appeal for Better Ties to Preserve Cotton Quality
The Horace McCall Co of Atlanta asks Georgia lawmakers to require cotton compresses to splice ties securely to prevent damage during shipping. They claim riveted ties weaken bales, causing loss and poorer export quality, and urge the railroad commission to grant power to stop this practice. The company argues this would cost little per bale and protect farmers and mills.
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Horace McCall Co
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Legislatura
Georgie Acking
Rome
Vierpool
Mberty
Ratifead Commission
Ce Hor
Gossip at the Capitol reveals two bank charters sought
The secretary of state approved a charter for Union Savages Bank of Fort Gaines with 40000 capital, listing incorporators including Campkin, Mite man, Pearce, and Grimsby. A separate charter for Bank of Bogart in Bogart, Gednee county, with 25000 capital, lists Gunter and Nunnally of Oconee county among incorporators. Colonel Blackburn, a governor aide, is bedbound, and an assistant handles office work during his illness.
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Union Savags Bank of
Fort Gaines
Oh Campkin
Man & F
Pearce
Grimsby
Bank of Bogart
Bowart
Gednee County
J J Gunter
W A Nunnally
Oconee County
LM Blackburn
Brown
Two Killed in Freight Train Wreck in Kentucky
Chattanooga Tenn July 20 two men were killed and one injured when a freight train on the Knoxville division of the Louisville and Nashville wrecked after side swiping a coal car from a Jellico mine crew. The dead include Engineer C E Everett and brakeman L L Reynolds. Injured fireman Stephens, home unknown, severely burned.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Kenwicky
Knoxville
Louisville and Nashville
Jellico
Everin Louis Vite Brakemak L. L. Reynolds
Wilameburg
Stephens
Branson to Confer with St Louis Philanthropist
President Branson of the State Normal School will visit St Louis to discuss a patron's offer to fund 49 extension workers in southern states. Branson's farm life studies and reports have drawn broad interest from students and educators, prompting trustees to authorize a dedicated expert to visit counties and promote new library buildings grounds beautification and school improvements. The St Louis donor may fund 40 additional workers at his expense.
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Athens
B C Branson
State Normal School
St Louis
Branson Haa
South
South Eat
Georgia Normal School
Thia Atet
Brenson Haa
Rich Young Man Goes to Work on Doctor Advice
Washington July 3 Special When F Oden Horstmann of the Metropolitan Chevy Chase and other fashionable clubs visited his physician he ordered a dramatic life change. He abandoned club life and good furnishings to take a $1900 per year post with the district government as an inspector of saloons to enforce pure food laws.
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Washington
Oden Horstmann
Chevy Chase
Oden
Furopa
Bar Harbor
Thousand Islands
Rockies
Horstmann
Ennu
Excise Department
Battle of Toothpicks at University of Chicago
Chicago July 30 a playful banner reports a toothpick feud at the University of Chicago between summer students and regulars over public use of toothpicks. A public notice bans toothpick displays on sidewalks and in classrooms, warning that public toothpick use is an abomination and will invite force if needed.
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Chicago University
Chicago
University of Chicago
Crusaders
Wooden
Univerity of Chicago
Biston
Una
Babies of Suffragettes to Be Put on Exhibition
New York July 36 There will be a monster suffrage parade in October marking the opening of the suffrage fall campaign. Features include suffrage babies to show maternal support, a float with the Most Beautiful American Suffragists in deck chairs, and a Goat float carrying Three Pioneer Suffrage Workers who helped in the first meeting in Geneva NY. A section will demonstrate women taking over men’s trades, with divisions for women athletes and a squadron of women on horseback driving four-in-hand and automobiles.
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Feshdon
Madame
York
New York City
Nedan
Geneva
Roda Palmer
Seneca Falla
James Casey
W P Hallowell
Rochester
Fragmentary notes and musings from a Boston Transcript page
A fragmented OCR passage references Lucia explanations and a neighbor of a five year old, a doctor’s remark about not being well, cat care, milk can, and a line about muriel Lesign in Boston Transcript. It mentions lodging at secular graves and a blessing, with scattered names and phrases.
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Lucia
Pesca
Muriel Lesign
Boston Transcript
Boardead Lodging
Pearson
Negroes Build $40 000 Church In Atlanta
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal colored church plans a 40000 dollar new building at Central avenue and Hunter Street to serve growing memberships. The project includes a first floor 6900 square feet for cooking and sewing classrooms and a nursery, with a second floor for the church and Sunday School, aiming to house 2600 and address child care and education needs.
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South
Central Avenue
Aya
AtlanUsia
Rev Rush
Wesleyan prepares for celebration at seventy fifth anniversary
Wesleyan College in Macon plans a major observance for its 75th anniversary next commencements. Officials and alumnae groups seek to compile a full directory of attendees, invite speakers, and raise about 200000 dollars to mark the historic milestone in women’s education. Plans aim to place 75th year as a record epoch for the college.
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Macon
Wesleyan College
America
Colege
Itealstory
Feild of Southern Education
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