Socialite notes from Atlanta summer scene
Mir. AR Keen heads to the hotel men's convention in Savannah. Mrs. Loura B. Magid visits Camp Tugalo, while Mr. and Mrs. William Walthall attend ad men events in Baltimore. Several guests attend visits in Etowah, Wrightsville Beach, Jefferson, and Augusta, with many hosting luncheons, card parties, and trips to New York, Europe, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Loura B. Magid
Camp Tugalo
City
William Walthall
Baltimore
Last Free Concert at the Auditorium by Atlanta Music Festival Chorus
The Atlanta Music Festival chorus, a permanent group formed last year under the Music Festival association, will give its final performance before summer Sunday at 4 p.m. at the auditorium armory, directed by Dr. Percy J. Starpen with Mr. Charles W. Sheldon as organist. The chorus, numbering 460 to 600 singers, drew over 7,000 attendees at its Christmas appearance and is described as the best trained and largest in the southern states. The final rehearsal is Saturday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. all chorus members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Music Festival
Auditorhia-Armory
Percy J. Starpen
Clabus
Atlants
Ytar U
Musiceutival Association
Soutern States
Percy J. Starnes
Charles W. Sheldon
Tax office friction spurs call to consolidate departments
Alderman James R Nutting pushes an ordinance to amend the city charter placing all tax offices under the assessors to resolve friction between three assessors and chief clerk Beauchamp. The measure mirrors pre year start structure and awaits legislative charter amendment before taking effect. Council member Hall opposes. Mayor Woodward has not approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Beatchamp
James R.o Nutting
Tax Committee
Beauchamp
Nutting
Orville KH. Hall
Woodward
Will Introduce Bills To Curb Dictagraph Misuse
The article notes possible female restrictions on dictagraph use this summer. Lawmakers warn of abuses harming reputations and mention three prepared bills to address misuse. Without safeguards, innocent citizens could suffer from malicious operators exploiting the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Mabie
Classmates Honor Miss Eunice Reed
In Athens Georgia on June 12 a special report notes Miss Eunice Reed was chosen by her classmates to read the valedictory essay at the Athens high school commencement. Since first grade at Meigs street school she has led her class every year through high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Eunice Reed
Athens High School
Meigs Street
Tribute to Dr J S Hopkins by Tech alumni at graduation
Alumni of the college paid tribute to Dr J S Hopkins first president of Tech during the twenty fifth anniversary graduation. A loving cup was presented with thanks for his early work and leadership in establishing technical education for Georgia. He recalled founding Finory college and Emory professor efforts before Tech evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
J. S. Hopkins
Georgia
Hopkins
Te Head
Ag Ito
Finory College
Emory
Emery
Relfanla DA Porthry Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad
An old advertisement promotes Relfanla DA Porthry Antiseptic Healing Oil for sore and tender feet. The product is priced at 2c, 50c, or $1.00, highlighting its healing claims and consumer appeal.
There's No Place Like Home in Advertising
The Constitution urges readers to heed home advertising for comfort and economy. As warm days arrive, households can improve living spaces with affordable, appetizing items and practical keeps for the table and home.
Grand Jury Declines Indict Felder in June Pistol Case
The grand jury found no bill against Colonel Thomas B Felder after investigating an incident on June 8 when he clashed with Detective Chief Newport Sanford. Witnesses included Dr Horace Grant Deputy Sheriff Miner and Newt Garner. Sanford reportedly towered over Felder with doubled fists and gestured as if reaching for a weapon. No search report on concealed weapons was made to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Sanford
Thomas B. Felder
Grand Jury
Horace Grant
Miner
Newt Garner
Sanford
Colonel Felder
Atlanta hotel men leave for convention Tybee Island
Atlanta members of the Georgia Hotel Men's association left the city by private car for Savannah at 9:35 p m Thursday night led by J Lee Barnes president. They will attend a midsummer meeting at Tybee Island to discuss legislation for a state hotel inspector with delegates from United Commercial Travelers association and other groups and will be entertained at luncheon in Savannah before heading to Tybee for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Hotel Men’s Association
Tybee Island
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
J. Lee Barnes
Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
United Commercial Travelers’ Association
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Georgia Traveling Association
Southern Traveling Association
Tybee
Grace Methodist S S Observes Fathers Day Program
Grace Methodist Sunday school marks Fathers Day with a special program led by H K Chapman recounting the life story of Joseph. About twenty five men, including fathers and grandfathers, will deliver talks from the rostrum. The Baraca class presents the tale of a young man retrieving his bogey. The men's auditorium class contributes a related segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Sunday School
Joseph
H. K. Chapman
Georgia corn show plans to boost prizes and participation
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce corn show committee begins six months early planning to make the 191% show the largest in the south. A new prize series will reward gains on poor land, lifting the “poor land handicap” while maintaining existing prizes for total yield per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
South
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Prisoners Seek Release in Habeas Case
Edward F. Blake and Frank Howard, serving long federal sentences for a post office robbery in Massachusetts, ask for release by habeas corpus. Attorney Lamar Hill argues sentences should not be cumulative and that full time has been served. Judge Newman set June 20 for a full hearing in the federal building with Warden Moyer producing the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Blake
Frank Howard
Newman
Federal Building
Blake
Howard
Federal Penitentiary
Massachusetts
Hast Morris
Lamar Hill
Atlanta
Moyer
Tis
Teachers Get Last of Their 1912 Pay
A treasury warrant was drawn yesterday to pay the 1912 work of school teachers. The amount 1179913 represents a balance from accounts where requisitions were delayed by superintendents. Assistant State Treasurer Anderson says payment could have occurred earlier if demands had been made sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Big Tybee Excursion From Central of Georgia Railway
One of the season’s largest excursions will depart Tybee, Ga on the Central of Georgia Railway on the 20th for a six day stay at the popular resort. Special coaches will run from Jacksonville, Florida and other coast points for those wishing to join the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central‘ot Georgia Railway
Tybee
Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Pelate
Gentry Hosts Dinner for Bell System Officials in Atlanta
W. T. Gentry the Southern Bell and Telegraph president will host a dinner at the Capital City club tonight at seven o clock in honor of visiting officials W. T. Guernsey and E. J. Hall. Prominent Atlanta business leaders have been invited to meet the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gentry
Southern Bell Telephone Company and Telegraph Company
Those Popular Excursions to Warm Springs
Those excursions by A., B. and A. commence Sunday in May. Round trip fare is $1. Train departs Union Station at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Union Stations
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