Social items list society travel and visits
Dr and Mrs H B R King left Thursday for a tour of the west visiting the Arizona grand canyon San Diego and San Francisco expositions Yosemite and other spots Jack Lynes joined them Friday Morning Reading club meets with Mrs Frank Inman Mrs E Hen Roddy of Knoxville and Miss Edith Briabang of St Louis arrive June 14 to visit Miss Neal classmates of Mina Seal at Ward Helmont Nashville Mrs T T Wiliams and children left Wednesday for Kennebunkport Mrs Jules Margaret Edens of South Carolina visits Miss Mildred Harmon at East Lake Miss Virginia Fielder of Cedartown visits Miss Meg Crichton for Tech commencement Miss Grace Bloodworth returns from Holling college Miss Wyoline Nance to return from Jackson Saturday for Tech commencement Mr and Mrs H E Harmon leave Sunday for Gettysburg PA for several days Mrs R L Kirkpatrick of Bona Venture apartments Druid Hills leaves yesterday for Dallas Texas to be at the bedside of her.
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H. BR. King
West
Arizona Grand Canyon
San Diego
San Francisco
Yosemite Na Honal Park
Jack Lynes
Frank Inman
Hiss Ehen Roddy
Knoxville
Tenn
Edith Briabang
St. Lowia
Wil
Neal
Mino Seal
Ward-Helmont College
Nashville
Jules Margaret Edens
South Carodina
Mildred Harman
East Lake
Virginia Fielder
Cedartown
Meg Crichton
Tech
Grace Bloodworth
Holling College
Wyoline Nance
Jackson
H. E. Harman
Gettysburg
Local Society Notes Highlight Family Visits and Travel
Aunt Mrs H D Clarke plans a visit to Mrs H D Scherner in Memphis after a brief Atlanta return. Mr and Mrs A D Adair Jr and their young son Dick depart for a ten day stay at Atlantic Beach. Miss Euelie Kuhrt returns from Waynesboro. Mrs Thomas H Brady and Mrs George Bellinger leave for Tea Spring. Miss Aimee Hunnicutt travels to see friends in New Orleans. Mr Perrin Nicolson returns from Columbia University where he studied medicine.
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A.D. Adair, Jr
Dick Adair
Atlantic Beach
Euelie Kuhrt
Waynesboro
Thomas H. Brady
George Bellinger
Tea Spring
Aimee Hunnicutt
New Orleans
Perrin Nicolson
Columbia ‘Univeralty
Georgia Normal and Industrial college marks 24th year
Milledgeville Ga June 3 Special The Georgia Normal and Industrial college closes its most successful year. The twenty fourth annual commencement begins Saturday and ends Monday with a large attendance. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Richard Orme Finn of Atlanta. Dr Finn to address YWCA on Sunday. Graduating class 14 percent largest, diploma by Chancellor Barrow. Exhibition Monday afternoon invites public.
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Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Richard Orme Finn
Atlanta
Flinn
Hay Mary
Young Woman's Christian Association of the College
Barrow
State University
Minstrel Show By Atlanta Telephone Society Draws Crowd
One of Atlanta’s largest and most enthusiastic audiences attended an amateur theatrical performance last night at the Atlanta theater. The Telephone and Telegraph society presented a lively minstrel and variety show with dancing, singing, music, vaudeville sketches, and ensembles. The program featured society members and friends, and the event marked the group’s first major undertaking, met with overwhelming success.
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Atlanta
Telephone and Telegraph Society
The
Telephone’ and Telegraph Society
Eleventh District Agricultural College Elects Faculty
Douglas Ga June 3 Special The board of trustees of the Eleventh District Agricultural College have reelected Professor J W Fowell principal The other members elected were W Fraser agricul turlst R Cocke of Dawson teacher of History and English Miss Myrtle Bailey of Washington teacher of domestic science Emmett Whelchel of Douglas assistant under the principal in mathematics and mechanics Powell report showed enrollment good and the dormitory besides paying expenses had aided 46 on old debts
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Douglas
Eleventh Tristrict Agricultural College
J. W. Fowell
Fire City
W. Fraser
Powell
Hookworm Outbreak Reported in Georgia Schools
Dr A G Fort director of field sanitation reports over 30 000 hookworm cases in Georgia from a survey across 93 counties Among 44 140 pupils 20 255 infected and 55 788 of 100 065 adults tested positive The plan calls for full time county health officers in every county to combat the spread This summary reflects the findings and urging actions from the investigation.
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A. G. Fort
Georgia
Blale
Greek Play at Governor Slaton's Home Shines As Outdoor Pageant
An elaborate Greek play Pandora's conveyed last night at Governor and Mrs Slaton’s Peachtree road country home. The event featured a lawn theater set with decorative columns and fountains and drew praise for music dancing and ensemble work. The Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution organized the performance with Mrs William Claer Balke directing. Notable dances by Helen Stewart Nora Stirling Janet Stirling and the Muses entertained a responsive audience.
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Slaten
Peachtree Road
William Claer Balke
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Stewart
Nora
Janet Stirling
Apollo
Margaret McCarty Merecury
Ein Harrison Cupli
Helen Elias Hops
Evelyns Lovett Pandora
Rs Hamilton Black
Auroramiie Lorton Houris
Sarah Wagntam
Sarah Caverly
Jennie Johnson
Edna " Horine
Evelyn Lovett
Fevers
Anita Tully
Garda Horton
Corinne Essexs
Eleanor Raoul
Bae Horine
Irene Hurt
Danny le Craw
Margaret Horton
Dorothy High
Nymphx
Martin Vaughn
Pindred
Thom
Aurora
Hoerentee Horton
Mureh
Margaret McCarty
Mary
Elizabeth Barnett
Hielen Stewart
Hele Elwax
Elizabeth Little
Mary Burne Strauss
Grace Gollsmith
Anne Grant
Hope
School year ends at 11 o clock today in Atlanta
Today at 11 o'clock 25 690 Atlanta children close the regular term and enjoy post exam relaxation. The summer school with an enrollment of 1 400 begins within two weeks under the board of education for students needing make up work and will run ten weeks with shorter hours than the usual schedule.
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Atlanta
Board of Education
Boys Night School Graduation Held at Taft Hall
Eight graduates received diplomas at the Boys Night School graduation exercises in Taft hall Thursday evening. Principal Carroll Summer presided, R J Guinn chairman of the board of education gave the annual address, and Mrs J C Chase read two pieces. Graduates were Robert Jones Joseph Forrest Cole James Purvis Cranshaw John Cody Anderson Jacob Moses Rosenfeld Morris Brown Alexander Joel Sater and Jack Starke.
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Taft ‘Hall
Carroll Summer
R. J. Guinn
Board of Education
J. Cc. Chase
Robert Jones
Joseph Forrest Cole
James Purvis Cranshaw
John Cody Anderson
Jacob Moses Rosenfeld
Morris Brown
Alexander Joel Sater
Jack Starke
Park Offers Scholarship to 4-H Club Members in District 2
Congressman Frank Park offers a State College of Agriculture short course scholarship to top performers among the corn pig and canning clubs in Georgia's second district. G V Cunningham, district agent, will award it to the trio with best records under the clubs’ rules. The program has strong support in south Georgia and aims to benefit rural youth.
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Thomasville Vunea
Frank Park
State College of Agriculture At
Athens
G. V. Cunningham
South
Georgia
Thomasville Sees Wet May Record in 24 Years
Thomasville reports the wettest May in twenty four years with 8.72 inches of rain, far above the normal 4.01. The month featured many heavy rainfall periods but also numerous clear days, according to the weather bureau.
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Thomasville
Weather Bureau
Tannery to Be Enlarged in Rome
The Rome tannery, owned by the Jewell Belting Company, will expand immediately with new machinery and buildings. Twenty-five additional men will be employed at once.
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Rome
Sane Comoyecian
Fraser Is Respited By Governor Slaton
Carl Fraser, a Black man scheduled for execution for the murder of another Black man, received a respite from Governor Slaton until July 16. Teer has pleaded for mercy before the prison commission, granting time for the petition to be heard.
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Carl Fraser
Slaton
Vey de Teer
Movie director arrives in Atlanta
W Ironsides of Dersit Michigan, director of the 3rdlund Motion Picture company, has just arrived in the city.
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Atlanta
V. W. Ironsides
Dersit, Mich
3Rdlund Motion Picture Company
City
Freckles vanishing remedy advertised in old pharmacy ad
An advertisement touts ethine double strength for removing freckles. It promises rapid results with nightly applications and a money back guarantee if freckles persist. The ad notes Jacobe Pharmacy as a source and claims most users need under an ounce to clear skin.
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Jacobe
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