Beautiful Reception in Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Witham
A lush garden party transformed into an elegant home reception at Witham residence. Guests included Mrs J G Ogidaby and numerous society figures while Mrs Witham and Mrs Stuart Witham wore formal gowns. Floral decor featured pink roses, purple irises, and white accents. an orchestra played in the hallway as punch and tea were served.
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Who Wants to Give a Home To These Two Little Boys
Two Georgia Children’s Home Society wards, Joe and Hughie Kenny ages 9 and 6, seek a foster home in Atlanta. The boys came to The Constitution office, expressing willingness to work hard in return for care, having previously lived with a North Georgia foster family until its dissolution. Contact Robert B McCord, state superintendent, for details.
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Womans Baptist Missionary Board Meets Today
The executive board of the Womens Baptist Missionary Society of Georgia will meet today at 1:30 PM in Room 420 Walton Building at the corner of Walton and Cone streets.
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Social items wrap city weekend visits and family events
Mrs Tames Wornon J improves at Layis bishe with friends visiting in Florida and New York. Mrs Febert Washington returned to the city from a winter in Florida and New York and will host guests on Myrtle Street before moving to New York next week. Mrs Robert Shedden and family plan a summer home trip to Richmond. Mrs Thomas Heneage of Chicago visits Miss Beste Jones and will travel to Avalon for a short stay. Mrs Andrew Calhoun attended a funeral in Knoxville. Richard Libett Waier, after two weeks at the Imperial, will return to New Year on June 10. Miss Frances Failey heads to Jacksonville and Miami for summer with relatives. Miss Helen Philips of Asheville to arrive later in the week. Mrs Henry Br and Viral L D Watson with HH Campbell attend Brenan commencement in Gainesville visiting Mrs G H Prior. Mrargia Dodier Walker of New York visits Atlanta friends. Mr and Mrs Allen Potter announce a daughter's birth. The Geraming and Marian. George Combs and Laura Iola births noted. Miss Mai O Brien, winner in Farmingham golf, visits Anniston. Mrs Walter Lamar of Macon spent Sunday in the city, returning via Mrs Waisy McLauren. Stevens of Mississippi visits with Mra Clark and Miss Mary Clark Covington in the city. Mr T Hamb returns from Hot Springs and New York. Mr and Mrs Alpert Thornton J. Ma and Mrs T B Paine attend. Mrs Minam Feders and Mrs Jack Bommervilis also noted.
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No Extensive Pageant For Agricultural School At Athens This Year
Athens on May 21 Special Dr MooSoute stated this morning that Misa Carolyn Cobb had written him no letter in regard to hailing pageant representing the progress of agriculture in Georgia from colonial days to the present but there were no funds and no time this year for such a pageant The agricultural college could not undertake it A pom aort pageant may be given by Aligs Lobb but it would be historical in nature not a university pageant Elberton Schools Close and Tiverton exercises began with a sermon by Dr J W Lynch of Athens Anxiety and Its Cure Honorble BOM Blackburn of Atlanta was to deliver a literary but illness prevented attendance Salutatory read by Miss Authleen Grogan and the tenth grade had twenty graduates with eleven in eleventh The past year was one of the best in the school Superintendent C Dryden reelected with teachers remaining except in English mathematics and manual training Swift Companys sale of Heesta Atlanta for the week ending Saturday May 29 averaged 11 1 4 cents per pound today
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Ottley and Cox Judge Cavalry Horse Show in Atlanta
John K Ottley of Atlanta and Lieutenant Creed Cox USA act as judges at the cavalry horse show hosted by the Eleventh Cavalry USA at Tort Oglethorpe this week. The event draws spectators from across the state Chickamauga colony and Chattanooga with cavalry officers providing standout acts and memories of earlier Fort Oglethorpe displays led by Captain Anderson of the Seventh Cavalry USA.
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Beautiful Georgia Marble booklet promotes marble virtues
A new 49 000 copy booklet from Ruralist Press Atlanta extols Georgia marble. It showcases the resource and quality of Georgia marble and lists the contributing companies including Georgia Marble, Tate, Bla Ridge Marble, Kennesaw Marble, and Marietta firms. Prepared by Frank I Baud.
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Chattooga Farmers Diversify as Cotton Yields Drop
Chattooga farmers report a sharp decline in cotton plantings this year with only about 60 to 76 percent of last season. Many farms have shifted to peas, with promising prospects if the crop proves profitable for next year. peas sell in the local market at uncertain prices per bushel.
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