Miss Rick Urges an Organization of Southern Newspaper Women
Miss Rick Rice editor of The Nashville American woman’s department calls for forming an active Southern Newspaper Women association. She argues it would elevate standards, unite women in journalism, and improve social department coverage while aiding educational and civic issues.
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Rick
Isma Doom
Ada Scott Rice
Woman's
The
Nashville American
Atlanta
Soute
Women’s Department
the American
Mise Rice
Miss Rice
Wis
Woman's Trust
United Newspaper
South
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Woman's Department
the Urges Organization
Weddings Of Prominence Highlighted This Week
This week features weddings of wide interest due to the prominence of the contracting parties. The events are expected to attract attention across social circles and local society pages.
Lovejoy Ginn Wedding At Ivy Street Home
Miss Elizabeth Lovejoy and Mr Arthur Ginn prepare for a 9 o clock Wednesday ceremony at the Lovejoy home on Ivy Street with Irene Lovejoy as maid of honor and Percy Ginn of Dallas as best man. The event features white and pink roses, alga crepe gown, orange blossom veil, and a social week highlight likely at St Luke church with Bishop Nelson officiating.
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William Emerson
Boston
Charles P. King
St. Luke Church
C. Kinnoch Nelson
Charles Breckboridge
Hart Wylie
John W. Sanders
John Frank Meador
Misa Elizabeth Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Misa Georgia Thornton Monroe
Macon
Annie Witten
Nell Earnest
Edna Pope
Valeria Raonkin
Emma Bette Lowndes
Byron King
Willam Lee Ellis, Jr
WS Goldsmith
Augusta Wyle
Trotti and McComack to Wed in June Home Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Bessie Louise Trotti to Mr. R. M. McComack will be held Tuesday evening June 10 at the bride’s home in Birkwood. The forthcoming ceremony is described as a lovely occasion.
Postum Cures Coffee Ailments Says Columbus Couple
A Columbus Georgia couple tout Postum Food Coffee as the remedy for lifelong coffee related health woes. They report regained appetite improved strength and weight gain after switching from coffee. The husband notes cold headaches vanished and credits Postum with better health for himself and their two children.
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America
Columbus
JL. M. Coggin
10Th Ave
Columbus, Ga
Bride and Groom Timed for North Carolina Trip
Details of upcoming weddings in Georgia and North Carolina. Leila Dent and Nicholas Powel will wed at the Dent home on College Street with Rev. Dr. J. M. Waite officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Katherine Powel and bridesmaids in white chiffon. The couple plans a 10:30 train departure for a northern wedding journey.
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Ewnan
I— MN Srtcespresa
Leila St. Clair Dent
Nicholas Ernest Powel
Elizabeth Steagalk Dent
College Street
Katherine Powel
D. T. Magnet
Luceyle Atkinson
Edna Russell
Katie May Peddy
Emmie Lou Scroggin
Messrs
Ralph Powell
Atlanta
Frank Campbell
J. P. Bradley
James Arnold
T. S. Parrott
W. M. Glassy
W. A. Turner
J. W. Powel
George Ramey, Sr
Lonnie Melson
J. M .Waite
Joseph Ephriam Dent
Be.s. Dent
Mr. Powel
T. W. Powel
J. G. Earnest
Barnes-H Mauldin Wedding Announcement Changes
Miss Hoa May Barnes and Mr. William Mauldin announce their marriage plans now set for Wednesday, June WH, at 9 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, moving from a home ceremony previously announced.
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Hoa May Barnes
William Mauldin
First Presbyterian Church
McWhirter McDuffie Wedding Planned at Sacred Heart
Miss Margaret Mary McWhir ter and Mr William Benjamin McDuffie will wed Tuesday morning June 10 at 10 o clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Father Guinan as scheduled by Rev Father Fahey. Miss Nellie Mee Wrhiter will be maid of honor and Mr S E Belliveau best man. After the ceremony the couple will depart for the east.
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Margaret Mary McWhirter
William Benjamin McDuffie
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Guinan
Father Fahey
Nellie Mee- Wrhiter
E. Belliveau
Mrs. McDuffie
East
June Wedding at Payne Memorial Church
Miss Bessie Campbell and Mr. Emmett McCord wed at Payne Memorial church in a June ceremony. The church was decorated with palms and flowers, the altar framed by palms, and music by Hearte and Browers accompanied the service conducted by Drs. J. Beverly Allen and H. M. Quillan amid many friends.
Wedding Party Pages Finest Linen in White and Pink
The procession included four ushers Messrs E Simmons C Beecham L Ms Cord and F Beacham followed by three bridesmaids Miss Nan Scott Miss Ossie McCord of Jackson and Miss M McCord in white chiffon with pink sashes and bouquets. Maid of honor Miss An mdle May Gallagher wore white carnations as the bride entered with matron of honor Mrs T P Stevens in white lace and orange blossom wreaths. After the ceremony the bridal party enjoyed a reception at the bride’s parents home. Mr and Mrs McCord left for Atlantic City to spend the summer at eastern resorts.
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A. T. Spalding
Annie Trotti
Missa Little Trotti
James B. McComack
Charles B. Hill
West Point
Mr. McComack
Asheville
North, Carolina
Messrs. E. Simmons
C. Beecham
L. MsCord
F. Beacham
Nan Scott
Ossie McCord
Jackson
M. McCord
Maid of Heror
Anmdle May Gallagher
T. P. Stevens
Mrs. McCord
Atlantic City
June Wedding Of Miss Mary Mitchell And Mr. George Clower
Miss Mary Eliza Mitchell and Mr. George Wesley Clower plan a June 18 wedding at the bride’s country home near Duluth Georgia. Mitchell is the only child of Major Thomas Hanby Mitchell and Mrs Martha Quillian Dobbin, and a niece of Dr T K Mitchell.
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Mitchell- Clower
Mary Eliza Mitchell
George Wesley Clower
Duluth
Miss Mitchell
Thomas Hanby Mitchell
Martha Quillian Dobbing
T. K. Mitchell
Sparkling Cut Glass Showcases Libbey’s Finest Shapes
Sparkling Cut Glass highlights Libbey’s best cut glass shapes and the refined artistry behind them. It calls out the brilliance and transparency achieved through years of study and skilled cutting, presenting a range from affordable pieces to the finest silverware-adjacent items.
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Libbey
Lawrenceville Bride and Groom wed in June 190? ceremony
Miss Jean Morrison Mauck and Mr. James Edward Warren were married Wednesday evening June 4 at the bride’s home in Lawrenceville. The ceremony was officiated by Dr H S Bradley of Trinity Methodist church with palms, smilax, and pink and green decorations. Guests included family members and local notables. future plans place the couple in Lawrenceville.
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Jean Morrison Mauck
James
Edward Warren
Rawson and
Pulliam Streets
H. 8. Bradley
Trinity - Methodist Church
Wedding Bells for McVay Owsley and Ledbetter
The wedding of Miss Gertrude McVay Owsley and Mr. J Scott Ledbetter is set for Wednesday at 7 at the Owsley home with H L Owsley as matron of honor and John Scott as best man. The ceremony will be followed by an informal reception and supper, after which the couple will depart for an eastward trip.
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Maid of Honor
Misses Merritts
Birmingham
Ala
Brinson Bryan Wedding Ties Wrightsville Couple
In Wrightsville Georgia on Wednesday at 10 o clock Miss Leah Marte Brinson and Mr. Robert Burns Bryan were married by Rev. E F Morgan at the bride parents home. Attendants were Miss Luella Norris and Claudia Huff with Messrs William L Bryan and J Wesley Brinson. Mrs Bryan is an accomplished daughter.
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Wrightatile
Leah Marte Brinsqn
Robert Burns Bryan
E. F. Morgan
Luella Norris
Claudia Huff
William L. Bryan
J. Wesley Brinson
Bryan
Daugh
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