Social scenes and gatherings at East Lake area clubs
A lengthy social roundup lists entertaining events across Atlanta clubs including All Saints choir members at East Lake Country Club and Druid Hills Golf Club, tea dances at the Driving Club, linen showers for Mrs Russell Crawford and others, a Baptists church rally, a wedding at St Philip's, and multiple private parties for visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Dargan
Edward C. Peters
All Saints’ Choir
East Lake Country Club
Driving Club
Piedmont
Atlanta Social News Roundup From Hemphill Avenue To Tate Spring
A collection of social notes shows residents and visitors in Atlanta attending meetings at 125 Hemphill Avenue hosted by LM Misenhein and others. The column lists bridesmaid journeys, travels to Washington, New York, Lake George, Tarrytown, Tate Spring, and Asheville, with many locals visiting relatives, attending openings, and hosting guests at the Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Paine
Dete |Ton
Washington
New York
Lake George
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
Atlanta
J C Hunter
Indian Springs
Sarrett Emmry
Athol
Tate Spring
Asheville
Madge Homne
San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Rome
Bir
Barbour
Thomas Brady
George Belenger
J W Conway
Fate Spring
Conway
Mabama
Harry Hodgson
Mass Hodgson
Athens
Mell Ro Wilkinson
Gusts Next Walk of Aisa Texee White at Peachtree Home
The text records a visit related to Aisa Texee White at the country home of her parents on Peachtree road. It notes recovery from an illness, a ten day period, and mentions possible travel with Mae ar htsvitle Bench Aa Wilvieit, with ties to Minnesota and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisa Texee White
Mra. W. Hi. White
Peachtree Road
Minnesota
San Francisco
Hammond appeals to Atlantans over starving Mexicans
Judge W R Hammond treasurer for Georgia of the American Red Cross reports from Red Cross HQ on the Mexican famine. Descriptions depict near starvation across Mexico with scenes of long lines, trampling children, exhausted women, injuries and deaths while seeking corn. Cities like Jalapa Acapulco and Mexico City cited amid epidemics and prohibitive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R. Hammond
Georgia
Red Crow
Red Cross
Washington
Gt Jalapa
Vera Crus
Acapulco
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputes
Cty
Dr White Preaches on the Laboring Man at Baptist Tabernacle
Dr J L White, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, opens a series of sermons Sunday night June 6 on Christ and the Laboring Man. Topics include Jesus the Carpenter, The Laboring Man’s Right to Uniform Short Hours, The Laboring Man’s Right to One Rest Day in Seven, The Problem of the Unemployed, and The Reality of Unseen Spiritual Troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L White
Baptist Tabernacle
Christ
Jesus the Carpenter
25000 Children Begin Summer Vacation In Atlanta
About 25,000 Atlanta children start three months of vacation as city schools close at noon Friday. Teachers and students depart after term end with many preparing for summer activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Exercinas
Bowen Receives American University Fellowship
Bowen Jr., son of the vice president of Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta, has been awarded a fellowship by the American University Washington for postgraduate study. He is pursuing a PhD at Harvard, one of the few Black scholars to receive this fellowship in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Sod. Bowen, Jr
Gammon Theological Seminary of
Atlanta
American University
Washington D
Harvard
United States
American Univerality
Safety First sermon theme at First Congregational church
The First Congregational church prepares a Sunday night sermon titled Safety First suggested by city signs urging safety near public schools. In the morning service Dr H H Proctor speaks on The Interpretation of Church Membership in Terms of Individual Responsibility with the church chorus providing music at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Colored
H H. Proctor
Dr. Bricker
L O Bricker
First Christian Church
Moonshiner Pardoned and Released from Atlanta Prison
Wil Smith a Black man sentenced in the northern district of Alabama for moonshining was pardoned and released yesterday from the Atlanta federal prison within six months of his term's expiration. Another Black man sent up with Smith has also been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Smith
Alabama
Atlanta
Smith
Children’s Day Services at Harris Street Church
Children’s Day will be observed with a program at Harris Street Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. An organ recital by Miss MacGregor will be given at Boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine MacGregor
ES McCagh
Harri Fis Street Presbyterian Church
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Miss MacGregor
Movie Men Meet Here Soon With Mary Pickford Lead
A mass gathering of over six thousand moving picture and theater officials is planned in Atlanta August 17 to 19 for the first Motion Picture and Theater Managers Industrial Exposition. Mary Pickford is sought to attend and lead the closing ball, with stars such as Charley Chaplin and Marguerite Clark possibly appearing. The event promotes new film innovations, vaudeville and film programs, and places Atlanta as a central distribution hub in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Atlanta
Booth
Auditorium Armory
Lyric Theater
George B Greenwood
Managera
Finday Sterncon
Theater Managera
Georgia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
California
South
Southwest
Charley Chaplin
Marguerite Clark
Pickford
Enthusiasm Grows for Dixie Highway Movement Across Regions
Reports from the south and middle west show rising enthusiasm and active work toward building the Dixie highway. Ohio directors in Cincinnati Lima and Lexington, Kentucky, and Tennessee boosters share strong support as plans advance. Florida Palm Beach and Dade counties approve bond issues funding an extensive oil boulevard from the north Palm Beach line to Cape Sable, about 290 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Middle West
Atill
The
Constitution
Richard Hardy
Chattanooga
Indianapolia
Cincinnati
Ohio Directora
Hugh Gordon
Ciincizinati
Ohio
Lima
George W Harris
Tennessee
Lexington
Hardy
Carl Fisher
Tagwart
Indiana
Indisora
Palr Beach County
Florida
Dade County
Ing
Cape Sable
Palm Beach County
Palm Beach
New Baggage Valuation Rule Causes Traveler Worries
A traveler at the Terminal station learns of a new federal rule requiring written valuation for interstate baggage. Effective June 2, 1945, under the Cum ming act to regulate commerce, owners pay 10 cents per additional $100 over the first $100. The law shifts liability to carriers for cross border luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Quitman Pageant Film Shown to Local Houses
Prominent business leaders and newspaper writers attended a private screening Friday at the Strand of 1500 feet of moving pictures depicting the Quitman agricultural pageant of May 25 led by the Seeing Georgia tourists. The Brooks County Industrial Club and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce organized the event for 25 000 Quitman visitors. plans were announced to display the film publicly in Atlanta and later statewide. Attendees included Charles J Haden president of the Georgia Chamber, Walter G Cooper secretary of the Atlanta Chamber, W OS Witham J K Orr and many Seeing Georgia participants. prominent Atlanta women also witnessed the screening including Mrs Charles J Haden Mrs Rolling Zones Mrs Hugh McWillot and Miss Nora Belle Starke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Quitman
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
FY Clarke
Brooks County Industrial Club
Brooks County
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber ‘of Commerce
W OS Witham
J K Orr
W H White, Jr
W. J. Jones
Walter G Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
F L Bond
Gan G Hughes
Fred Hunnicutt
H G. Stockbridge
L. D. Hicks
Mre
Charles J Haden
Mro
Hugh MC Wiliot
Nora Belle Starke
Roof Garden Services Planned for Sunday
The Fonce de Leon Avenue Hantist church will resume their Sunday evening roof garden services on June 6. These services are a feature of the church's work with singing of familiar hymns and choir selections. The service begins promptly at o'clock and lasts about an hour. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
OM Binns
Atlanta Association
First Baptist Church
Allie Hellen
Benner
Mra Wech
Cartersville
WB 3
Georgia
Fonce de Leon Avenue
Reverend J Q Brand to address railroad men at Y M C A
The Rev J Q Brand of Brown Memorial Methodist Episcopal church will speak to railroad men Sunday afternoon at 31 West Alabama Street rooms. A large attendance is desired as Brand is a workingman speaker with a talk aimed at railroad workers. The association orchestra will lead singing for an enjoyable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
J Q Brand
Brown Memorial Methodial Episcopal Church
South
West
Alabama Street
Brand
Railroad Association
Singin
World Famous Dietitian Endorses Faust Macaroni
Time Americana notes rising meat costs push households toward economical foods. Dr Hutchin, a renowned dietitian, cites macaroni as a high value food with 100 to 46 grey energy ratio compared with beef, nearly fully absorbed to enrich blood and tissue. Faust Macaroni promoted as a glutinous energy builder, affordable at 10 cents for a large package by Maull Bros of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taka Faust
Hutchinean
Faust Macaroni Maull Bros
St. Louis
U3. A
Georgia Tech Commencement Events Begin Sunday
The Georgia School of Technology marks its twenty-seventh anniversary with a Sunday baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Plato Durham at North Avenue Presbyterian Church. The procession, parade, and carnival follow on Monday, with a trustees meeting, alumni gathering, faculty senior baseball, and a reception from Dr K. Matheson. Wednesday features the main commencement at 10 30 a.m. with addresses by Governor-elect Nate Barris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Schod of Technology
North Avenue
Plato Durham
Candler School of Theology
Emory Universit
Directtae Aiastia I
Dae
Rious Greek
Grant Athletic Field
Board of Trustees
Slep
Beth
K @& Matheson
Phi Kappa Phi
Oio
Stephens Farm Clubs Have Big Enrollment in Georgia
In Toccoa Georgia county farm demonstration reports show HG Wiley noting record enrollment this year across corn pig and canning clubs totaling about 850 participants. About 180 boys lead the corn club 167 girls in the canning club and 63 in the pig club with valuable prizes offered to winners and additional county wide awards for top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccoa
HG Wiley
Resinol Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Itch
Immediate help for itching burning and eczema relief comes from a warm bath with Resinol Soap and a simple application of Resinol Ointment. The Resinol medication claims to soothe, penetrate the skin, and clear eruptions even in stubborn cases, while also improving pimples and blackheads as a household treatment for sores and wounds. Sold by many druggists for 20 years and prescribed by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Valusia
Good Hosiery and Boys Suits at Quick Sale Prices
Good Hosiery Specials offer women sizes 5 to 6Y with assorted gloves and hose. Women's all silk hose at 79c a pair, black. 50c chiffon lisle hose at 25c. navy brown natural glove colors in two clasps and short length. New Tommie Tucker boys suits, 3 to eight years, from $1.29 with Oliver Twist Sailor Middy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Oliver Twist
Tommie Tucker
Tairé
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Druid Hills Golf Club
E Paullin
Ethel Hughes
Robertson
F .L. Higging
Mra Russell
Crawford
DeSaussure
Mary Chestnut Denaussure
Alexander C Field
Detroit
St Philip's Church
Mabersham Players
Les
Coronel WT. Peet
Charles J Jladen
Arden
George McKensie
Brookwood
Mae
Eatin Horine
Fourteenth Street
Mildred Hudson
Lynchourg, Ve
Marion Vaughn
Dorothy Perkins
East Lake
Tast
Mire Ro G Hooks
Moreland Avenue
LE Misenhammer
Bi Gormle
Wesley Eubanks
J of
Collier
FT CC Larimore
Leonard Be
F Orse
Fo Carpenter
Alexander Air
Watson
Henry Beal
B Ff Howard
LM Misenhein
J. W Maddox
Fred Zimmerman
Mra & BH
Hemphill Avenue
Mies Natale Stokes
Land
Mra
jLey Douglas
Georgian Terrace
Mra C A Read
Mra Mar
Read Kiser
John Kiser Lett
Hugh Willet
Charles J Hayden
WS Elkin
Gaines
Tle
Fitspatrick
Georgian Federation
Henry Jackson
Nashville
Aisne Wynette Walker
Janette and
Catherine Floyd
Paris
Tetaa
C A Wood
Lake Tetawny
Herbert Pike
Boston
Benjamin Pilsen
Washington, DC
Puieen
Florence Wadley Coleman
Macon
John Cuttler
Macon, Ly
Etkin
Gian Terrace
Miay Nell Prince
St Elizabeth's College
N J
Elizabeth Ramev
Christine Btelson
Aear Bliss Martha Glover
Birmingam
Hattie Perryman
Los Angeles
Ball
Edith McKenzie
Montezuma
Jana Miss Briggs
Texas
Tofa
Roy Duncan
Arrete Street
May O Brian
Anniston
Birmingham
Tolleson Kirby
Sanders Gibson
Newnan
Esterday
Tolleson Kirby, Jr
George Ramey
William Nance
Fort Vatay
West End
Wealey
Indian Spring
Mra Fouse
John Z Lawshe
H M Wortham
Maron
Richmond
J Paullin
Willis Westmoreland
Marion Speer Creeman
Cits
W Oh White Jr
Maryguerite Lewis
Mexico
Hammond
DR. White
Bowen
Dixie Highway
Stephens Farm Clubs
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Jae 1
Meid
Bruce
NEW South Bakery
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