Miracle City of the South Real Estate Boom in Atlanta
The City Builder notes Atlanta as a miracle city for rising real estate values with twenty four illustrations including Ansley Park growth from a few hundred dollars to the millen dollar range. Druid Hills development and North Boulevard Park show large land gains, with promoters selling tracts at high prices and vast remaining acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
City Builder
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Realty
Henry B. Scott
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Ansley Park
George W. Colliar
John T. Pendleton
Colligr
Hugh. T. Inman
Edwin P. Ansley
Mr. Inman
Ansley
Druid Hilla
Emory College
Adair Trust Company
North Poulavard Park
Henry L. Wilson
North Boulevard Park Corporation
Myen
All Star Concert Series season in Atlanta 1921 22
Atlanta Music club and Salter Musical bureau announce the All-Star Concert Series in Atlanta. Seven attractions include Sophie Braslau Frances Alda John McCormack Reinald Werrenrath Sergei Rachmaninoff Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Anna Pavlova with ballet and orchestra. Season boxes and mail orders available.
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Anna Pavlova
Reinald Werrenrath
Pavlova
Werrenrath
Atlanta
John McCormack
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Russian Ballet
Nan Stephens
Atlanta Music Club
Atlanta Music Study Club
C. L. Salter
Salter Musical Bureau
Music Club
Europe
Musicalahaa Enero An RE
Saiter
Tes
Eglestonhall
Sophie Braslau
Metropolitan Opera
Frances Alda
Metropolitan
Gutia Casini
Mischel Piagtro
Orchetra
Cable Piano Company
Cable Building
Masons to Convene Bold Fifth District Meet in Jonesboro
Plans for the 1921 Fifth Masonic district meeting in Jonesboro are maturing with indications of a record turnout. More than 2,000 Masons from across the district are expected to attend on Wednesday, August 10. J. Ben Daniel, worshipful master, leads the program as degree work is demonstrated by specially instructed teams in full uniform. The Grotto Band and patrol will perform, with concerts in the afternoon and exhibition drills by the patrol amid morning business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic District
Jonesboro
Georgia
J. Bén Daniel
Christian Index series on cities by Dr. Purser
Dr. John Purser president of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention and Atlanta Baptist Association executive secretary outlines in a Christian Index series the future of cities. The first of three papers introduces urban development and sets the stage for the next on forces shaping modern cities for good and evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Purser
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta Baptist Association
Christian Index
Purser
Birth Announcements From Local Families In July
To Mr and Mrs P P Hagee a boy July 20 at 04 East Georgia avenue. To Mr and Mrs 8 I Braillin a girl July 28 at 455 North Jackson street. To Mr and Mrs Walter Carter a boy July 2? at 97 Josephine street. To Mr and Mrs FL F Wootcock a boy July 24 at 165 West Pine street. To Mr and Mrs J Farrar Ingleside Ga a girl July 24. To Mr and Mrs EB F Millen a boy July 20 at 633 Chestnut street. To Mr and Mrs H A Bottle a boy July 26 at 433 West Shampton street. To Mr and Mrs H L Luttrell a boy July 26 at 198 Forrest avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. P. P. Hagee
East Georgia Avenue
I. Braillin
North Jackson Street
Walter Carter
Josephine Street
Are
FL F. Wootcock
Wrest Pine Street
Mra. J. & Farrar
Ingles
Forrest Avenue
Rogers Realty Co Authorized to Sell Shares in Georgia
The Georgia securities commission granted L. W. Rogers Realty and Trust Company authority to sell 125 000 dollars in preferred and 25 000 dollars in common stock within Georgia. Chartered May 19 1921 by Fulton Superior Court judge Pendleton, the firm will lease a 688 Whitehall Street warehouse to the grocery concern it serves. The main aim is to acquire L. W. Rogers real estate holdings while retaining authority for broader real estate and business activity. Officers are Harold Rogers president Scott Allen R Hudson vice presidents B R Padgett treasurer Edgar Craig secretary. Attorney Edgar Craig and Neal Goss presented the case. Padgett will act as fiscal agent for stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Securities Commission
L. W. Rogers Realty and Trust Company
Georgia
Pendleton
Fulton
L. W. Rogers Reaity and Trust Company
L. W. Rogers Company
Harrord Rogers
Scott Allen
R. Hudson
B. R. Padgett
Colonel Irwin to be buried this afternoon at Union chapel
Funeral services for Colonel Robert C. Irwin of Marietta will be held at 4 40 this afternoon in Union chapel near Marietta with interment in Marietta cemetery. The 74 year old Civil War veteran and longtime insurance clerk in the state comptroller general's office died Friday night at his home. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Everette Irwin of Marietta and two nieces Mrs J M Davis and Mrs M M Bank of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Irwin
Marietta
State Comptroller General’s Office
Union Chapel
Irwin
David Irwin
Wright
Everette Irwin
J. M. Davis
M. M. Bank
Atlanta
Palm Leaf Fan and Motor Ride in Favor Today
The palm leaf fan and the motor ride are favored today along with a park stroll and a pool splash. A hot forecast of about ninety degrees with a possible cooling thunder shower in the afternoon is noted by the weather forecaster.
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Palm Leaf
Barber's Band at Piedmont Park Serenades Sunday Afternoon
Barber's Band presents a fine musical program at Piedmont Park Sunday at 3 30 pm. The lineup features Washington Grave Grafund Overture William Tell Gems of Technikowsky and Verdi Overture among selections. Hughs, a band member, composes Peachtree Blues and Bonnie Catlin marks the program with Weber’s Invitation and Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber's
Piedmont Park
Washington
Grafund
Rossini
Technikowsky
Weber
Hughe
Bonnie Catlin
Binale
On to Chattanooga Ceremonial Held by Kibla Temple
Kibla Temple No. 123 Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan held its On to Chattanooga ceremonial. A large crowd awaited a caravan to cross Khorasghana desert to the temple domain. Master of carre, Twonles, Captain Leo F. Therrett and W. R. Heston led the effort with the degree team and divan praised for success. It is planned that at least 500 votaries and the temple’s drug corps will travel to Chattanooga on August 7 for a week at the imperial palace session.
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Bibla
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Kibla Temple
Chattanooga
Imperial Palace
Knights of Khorassan
Lakewood concert program announced for Sunday afternoon
The Lakewood concert schedule lists Wedemeyer’s band performing from 3:30 to 6:30 this Sunday. The program includes marches, waltzes, and selections titled A Night In June Aloha Oe with titles like The Ice Division Pique Dame and Taore Tee from Fiddlers Three, featuring John Scharf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Blesler
Sam
Bigeletion
Drain Breaet
Ened
Antes
Oscrrlawathe
Fiddlers Three
Jobn
Millionaire Dream Behind Weevil Death Fluid
Atlantean inventor W J T Robinson says a new fluid kills the boll weevil and promises profits up to five million dollars. He seeks four million for the plan and a distributing device to earn the remaining million. He demonstrated the fluid’s effect on weevils at The Constitution editor’s office, noting they curled up and slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. T. Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Hobingon
Atlanta Wins 1922 Gideons Convention
Co W Hatcher official delegate for the Atlanta Gideon chapter notified the Atlanta convention bureau that the national Gideon convention will be held in Atlanta in 1922. The four day session begins before the fourth Sunday in July. Hatcher and C T Batley led Atlanta's bid amid four strong contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Hatcher
Atlanta
Gideona
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Hatcher
Sioux City
Iowa
C.,t. Batley
Convention Bureau
Funeral services for Edgar C Smith world war hero
Funeral services for Edgar C Smith, world war hero who died of wounds received in action overseas in November 1918, were held Saturday afternoon at his parents residence 37 Ashland street with burial in North View cemetery. He served in company C bist infantry and is survived by his parents and a sister Mary Lou Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Smith
Thomas L. Smith
Ashland Street
North View
Mr. Smith Wwas
Company C. Bist Infantry
Misa
Mary Lou Smith
Lyric Closes Doors For Summer Months
September will see many interior improvements at the Lyric and other Atlanta vaudeville houses. The Lyric theater ends its summer season after a strong run, with plans to present new features when it reopens in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
S. A. Lynch
Lyric Theater
Marty Lemon
WOUNDED SOLDIERS ENTERTAINMENT BY GA RAILWAY BAND
Wounded soldiers will be entertained Sunday afternoon at 3:30 on the lawn in front of the Public Service Hospital on Peachtree Road. The Georgia Railway and Power Company band, directed by D. N. Baldwin, will perform marches, foxtrots, serenades, and medleys including The Star Spangled Banner and Stars and Stripes Forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Hospital
Peachtree Road
Georgia ‘Railway’ and Power
D.N. Baldwin
U. A
W. L. Skargs
HL. Kiefer
Ing
Wang Eles
Gus Ueller
Greature
the Conqueror
L. King
Henry File
al x
W. H. Helfer
H.C. Milter
Salty
Henry
Freedom
Kluggy
W.H. Eine
Mardi
BE. L. Bing
Ophe
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Miracle
Music” ‘Club
Salter ‘Bureau
Sophie Brasiau
Frances Alde
Gulia Casini
Rogers Realty CO
Peachtree Street
Masonic Temple
I. Pries
All Furs
Colonel Irwin
Areh
Connecticut
Weevil
Carel
THE
Gideons
Thurston Hatcher
Law
Misa Louise Walker
Roe
Robert Ligon McWhorter
Miss Walker
Womer
W. C. V. Bu Wilmer
Hoke
dJr
LYRIC
Vany
Nadine
National Toilet CO
Paris
Tenn
U.S.A
E. Hunter St
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