Raleigh and area wedding notices and social teas
A Raleigh area wedding with Miss Irene Albert and Mr Frank Hamilton Jeter, with matron of honor Mrs George Ripley Jr and bridesmaids, finished by a St. Philips Cathedral officiated ceremony. Other notes cover Miss Ellen Wright Wiles’s tea in Richmond, a dressy tea at Mrs John S Cohen’s for eighty single women, and a D A R rummage sale led by Mrs Eula Griffin and others with plans for Friday and Saturday.
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Albert Jeter
Misa Irene Albert
Frank Hamilton Jeter
Raleigh
Ada G. Arnold
West Nd
George Ripley, Jr
Ruth Johnson
J. H., Marritt
Arthur Hale
Mary Merritt
Charlotte Taylor
South Carolina
Jeter
West
Miss Wise
John S. Cohen
Ellen Wright Wiles
Richmond
Mrs. Cohen
Mary Cohen
Atlanta
Daughtera of the American Revolution
Eagenoon Byers
Eula Griffin
B. Walker
J. M. High
T. J. Axery
E. D. “Kennedy
Melner Wit
Georgia Military Academy Honors Cadets at Commencement
At College Park Georgia Military Academy selects top honors for the term among about thirty six cadets from southern, northern and western states. John A Blocker of St Petersburg Florida wins first honors and is salutatorian while Benjamin Brook of Carrollton Georgia is first honors recipient and valedictorian. Blocker also receives the Blount medal for best well rounded cadet officer per faculty judgment.
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Georgia Military Academy
College Park
John A. Blocker
St Petersburg
Fis
Benjamin Brook
Carrollton
Blocker
Brook
Blount
Adler Moves to New Quarters Across the Street
L G Adler, ten year owner of an exclusive haberdashery at 146 Peachtree in the Piedmont hotel, moved Tuesday morning to 118 Peachtree directly opposite the old site. The new store is elegantly furnished to showcase his exclusive line of men's goods. The attractive frontage has drawn attention and praise. moving will involve no change in business.
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L. G Adler
Proprietor Maintains Control of Store Policy and Patronal Ties
In ownership of policies of the store Mr Adier will continue as the active head and sole proprietor of the establishment and will carry with him the same force of an instants familiar to his patrons at the former location.
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aAdier
Athens High Holds Home Made Exercises
Athens Ga June special Athens High school celebrated a made commencement this week ending the term with thirty three girls and boys receiving diplomas. The Association of High School Superintendents and Principals formed an appreciative part of the audience tonight the sample exercises revealed what the boys and girls can do in addition to the therapy curriculum work. The essays and speeches were their own productions.
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Athens
Athens High School
Association of
Self Made Flowers and Music Illuminate School Reception
The students organized a full self made event with flowers they raised and refreshments they prepared. The school band provided the music and the boys crafted the electrical wiring and sign over the entrance. Earlier in the year France had 1,400 certified airmen while Great Britain and Germany each had 700.
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France
Great Britain
Germany
Golden Economy Glove Sale Atop Early Shopping Rush
Thousands of shoppers converge for a special sale in Atlanta highlighting embroidered silk gloves at 1.25 from 1.75, chamoi sets at 0.50 and 0.25, in white black gray natural shades, with early morning hours urged to catch the best selection on the first floor.
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Atlanta
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Chelena Market Co
N. Pryor
Hive Crenshaw
Caroline Crenshaw
Margaret Solomon
Franca Kamper
William Crenshaw
Armour
Loulpe Stakley
Vera Kamper
Charles Daniel
Driving Club
Motte Fitzsimmons
W. D. Ellis
Mica Caroline Muse
Robert C. Alston
Gus Doda
George Kent Warden
W. 42, Ballenger
Alicen Moon
Hugh M. Beott
Myrtle Street
Ida Winship
Delite Woolley
New York
Miss Woolley
NEW South Bakery
J. C. Blocker
St. Petersburg
Fla
Beniamin Brock
Carroliton, Ga
The
Park, Ga
L. C. Adler
Athens High
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Copenhagen
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