Women Voters elect new president amid travel plans
Mrs Sanford Gay succeeds Mrs Chamberlin as president of the League of Women Voters executive board meeting at A G Helmer’s home. Chamberlin resigns due to state duties and departs for Rome for a state-league tour with plans for luncheon and motor tour, with Turner joining in Rome.
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Mrs. S Sanford Gay
League of Women Voters
Mra
Warry Chamberlin
Avlanta League of Omen
Sanford Gay
Its
A. G. Helmer
Tenth Ward
Arthur Street
Helmer
Chamberlin Leaven
Rome
Berry School
Chamberlin
R. L. Turner
Charming Al Fresco Tea at Wiedmont Driving Club
A stylish al fresco tea hosted by Mel James Hockaday and Mrs. Edward W. McCerron drew about 150 guests to the Wiedmont Driving Club terrace overlooking the park. Attendees wore elegant summer gowns as music from a string band complemented the floral table decor and garden backdrop.
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Mel. James Bethune Hockaday
Edward W. McCerron
Wiedmont
Ference
Sumner
Gawty
Re Ang
Mreo Hochuday
Mya. McCerren
Thomas
Intersnia
McCorrell
Hockaday
Peachtree Road Club Hosts Bridge Benefit
The North Peachtree Road Wen ans club plans a bridge party Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Mrs. Walter Dillon’s home on Bledmont Road. Mrs. Mark Coubley sponsors the event to raise funds for Tilixe funda pledged by the cab for a great ee Taliwlah Balla school. Twenty five tables have been arranged.
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North Peachtree Road
Wenans Club
Walter Dillon
Bledmont Road
Mark Coubley
Tilixefunda
Ee Taliwlah Balla
Relief Corps Meeting Planned at Mrs Rogers Home
The Woman's Relief corps GA Re will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs L W Rogers home on Cherokee road. Attendees may reach via Buchferd or Oglethorpe and cars will meet autos at Andrew Drive. Mrs W Howard Smith to assist with the Flag celebration.
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Relief Corps
Woman's Relief Co GA
L. We Rogers
Cherokee Road
Buchferd
Oglethorpe
Atndrew
W. Howard Smith
Miss Mary Cobb Is Honored
A social week event, a miscellaneous shower at Soulevard circle hosted by Mrs. Harry Leroy in honor of her niece Miss Mary Cobb, a July bride. Attendees wore green crepe de chine and brown taffeta hats, with entertainment including progressive hearts and a dice contest. Prizes went to Mrs. W. E. Johnson and Miss Grace Cobb.
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Harry Leroy
Soulevard Circle
Mary Cobb
Leroy
I. Nf. Rainwater
Mra. W. BE. Johnson
Katie Mae Bunes
Grace Cobb
Paul Brown
Miss Holland Weds Rev Gresham at First Methodist Church
Miss Cora Sue Holland and Rev. Paul Nesbit Gresham of West Asheville N C were married quietly Tuesday at 11 am in First Methodist church. Rev. Costen J Harrell officiated as Mrs D Webb served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Miss Alberson and Miss Young. Gresham’s best man was Rev Benjamin Sargee. ushers were Warner Avary and Harold Field. The bride wore navy crepe with sable hat and carried brides roses. After the ceremony the couple left for a North Carolina trip. The bride has directed Georgia Sunday School work and South Carolina youth divisions. the groom has led West Asheville Presbyterian Church for four years.
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Cora Sue Holland
Paul Nesbit Gresham
West Asheville
N. C
First Methodist Church
Costen J. Harrell
Clara Mae Smith
Mary Lois Watts
Mendelasohn
Leghorn
Miss Young
Stev
Benjamin Sargee
Asheville
N.C
Itev
Gresham
Wubert Julian Warner
Stephen Avary
Harold Field
North Carolina
Georgia Sunday School Association
Atlanta
South Carolina Sunday School Association
Chicora College
Greenville
S.C
South Carolina
Georgina
Society Notes Mark Dr and Mrs King's Asheville Welcome
Mrs King and her husband Dr Edward King are the latest arrivals in Asheville society. A refined dinner dance at Biltmore Forest Country Club welcomed Mrs King, formerly Virginia Bowman of Atlanta, with a ninety guest sequence and elegant display. An upcoming event by Mrs Gustavua Memminger and a dinner dance for the couple are planned, as well as bridge tea and other gatherings. The King entourage has returned to Argyle, their summer home, after a weekend at Flat Rock with Judge and Mrs Alexander King.
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Mrs. King
Asheville Society
Asheville
N. C
Edward King
Dr. King
George Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
New York
King
Gustavua Memminger
Christine Memminger
Morris
Argyle
Judge
Alexander King
Mra. King
Atlanta
Flat Rock
Peowe
Iarris
Wight
Peple
Georgia
Tallulah Falls
Peachtree Garden Club Sets June Meeting at Withams Home
The Peachtree Garden club will hold its June meeting at Bide-n-Wee on Peachtree Road, the home of Mrs William B Witham. Mrs Witham's gardens are described as among the most beautiful and interesting in Atlanta.
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Peachtree Garden Club
Bide-n-Wee
William 8. Witham
Peachtree Road
Real Homes Are in the Country Declares Corra Harris
Georgia author Corra Harris argues in an interview with The Constitution that real homes are in the country, not cities, noting 250 acre farm life at Ry dal Georgia. She contends country families bear hardest living conditions while supporting urban life with food and materials.
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Corra Harris
Bessie Shaw Stafford
Corra Artis
Harria
Rydal
Bartow County
Corra “Harris
Georgia
Phe
Women at social upheaval and home strain ad
An early 20th century appeal discusses social upheaval from women entering the workforce and professions, warning of the toll on home life. It promotes Lady Dunham or Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as benefiting many women, urging use to restore health and strength.
Mrs Lane Celebrates 90th Birthday in Dacula
Mrs C J Lane marked her 90th birthday with family in Dacula Georgia on Tuesday June. The special observance honored her long life and community ties as relatives joined in the celebration.
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C. J. Lane
Dacula, Gr
Mrs Lane Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday at Daughter's Home
The home of Mrs J W Pound hosted a tieth birthday party for Mrs Lane with Garden Flowers decor and a cake bearing ninety candles. Many descendants attended, including several great grandchildren, as she was warmly saluted by guests. Truth Center Will Meet Today at Carnegie Library this morning at 3 21 o'clock, evening class at 8 o'clock.
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J. W. Pound
Truth Center
Atlanta Truth Center
Carnegie Library
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