Ad Club Cars for East Lake
Delegates of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World arrive in Atlanta and head to East Lake for nighttime entertainment after busy sessions and meetings at Wesley Memorial church. Officials promise big plans and a festive finale as guests register at Piedmont hotel.
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East Lake
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Frank BE
Lowen
Leroy Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
Piedmont
Savannah Legion Plans Tybee World War Veterans Camp
Savannah post announces American Legion summer camp for World War I veterans at Tybee Island. W K R Gignillgtt, postmaster and Georgia State Guard colonel, formerly served, facilitates the plan. Announcement appears in Savannah post.
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Savannah
Legion
Tybee
W. KR. Gignilligtt
Georgia State Guard
American Legion
Georgia Tech graduates urged to be all-round industrial leaders
Dr. C. B. Wilmer urged the 121 graduates of Georgia Tech to develop an all round manhood blending applied science, sociology, and faith. He emphasized education tied to religious principle to guide industrial progress in the South, noting the need for just human relations and a shared servant role before God. Commencement speaker Josephus Daniels will address ceremonies Monday on campus.
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G&t
Georgia School of Technology
South
C. B. Wilmer
Georgia Tech
St. Luke'a Chorea
North Avenue
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
Old South
God
Christ
Dr. Wilmer
Giant Clock Exhibit Promises Advertising Showcase in Atlanta
At the auditorium in Atlanta on Monday a giant phony clock will advertise the agricultural publishers exhibit. A. M. Gould of St. Paul will lead the display featuring two alarm clocks as the centerpiece. The exhibit will explain how a national product maker markets to farmers via farm papers and dealers with panels, Coca Cola, Calumet baking powder, Edison phonographs, and window display photos.
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Agricultural Publishers
Gilguer Street
Agricultural Press
Farm Papers
St. Paul, Minn
Western, Clock Company
Digston Aaws
Edison Phonographs
Calumet
Coca-Cola
Advertising Women to Meet At Breakfast This Morning
Advertising women invited to breakfast by the Atlanta Advertising Club’s women’s division at the Daffodil tea room on North Pryor street across from the Candler building. The event, Monday morning at 8, is presided by Miss Jane Martin and Theodora Stansbury. Delegates will be the focus with possible talks on plans to reorganize the women’s group.
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Atlanta Advertising Club
Daffodil Tea Room
Pryor Street
Candler Building
Jane Martin
Theodora Stansbury
Digon Hall
Eastern women diverge on three year clause in ad clubs
An overall association debates centralized governing rules while eastern men push a three year clause. Eastern women oppose it and also contest the idea of a permanent convention city, signaling a rift over leadership structure and planning.
Fifty Years Ago Tale In Judge Johnson Court
A fragment from the first page recalls a knotty case in Judge Johnson s court. John Race, a Black man, arranged to marry a colored Delilah on July 1. An rural country lover appeared, the case drew a crowd, and after a hearing the parties settled with Race taking Delilah and paying a bonus to the country lover.
Excursion Night At Stone Mountain Amid City Buzz
A lively narrative recalls a late night dock and ladder moonlight trip to Stone Mountain. Descriptions praise the scene, attire, music, and ice cream as the excursion proved charming and festive. A reporter notes a heavy drinkers’ rumor and mentions Atlanta taxpayers opposing waterworks.
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Stone Mountain
Titania
Mayor Kei Leads St Louis Delegation at Ad Convention
The St Louis party of 160 attendees arrived in Atlante by special train led by Mayor Henry W. Keil and Daniel A. Ruebel. Delegates from Kansas City Denver St Joseph Tulsa Terre Haute Peoria Hutchinson Nashville Chattanooga and others attended. Notable members include Mary Wheat CA Chase and Hubert J. Schele, with plans to form a Junior Ad Club association. The group praised the convention program as well as a sightseeing stop in Chattanooga. In other news Minnie Johnson 19 of Simmesville improves after being struck by a car driven by A S Holcomb 15, authorities reported and he must appear in court Monday. The U S government seized all property of draft dodger Grover Cleveland Bergdot in Philadelphia under the alien enemy act.
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Rowe Stewart
Philadelphia Record
Associated Advertising Clubs
Stewart
Brookwood
Bnd
Carl Bloomygedale
Poor Richard Club
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Dave Webb
George Lowman
Tut” Broyles
Charlie Aiphensten
Tate
P & Florea
Charles H Mackintosh
W Frank McClure
Chicago
Reuben H. Donnelly
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wesley Memorial Church
Walter M. Edge
New Jersey
Edge
Henry J Allen
Kansas
Archer Wall Douglas
St. Louis
Herbert S Houston
New York
Macon
Gay
New York Ad Club
Tinacity
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Ad Club
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Jones County
Chattanooga
St Louis
Atlante
Brecial
Henry W. Keil
Daniel A. Ruebel
Advertising Club of
Delegat’tion
Keil
Kansas City
Denver
St. Joseph
Tulan
Terre Heure
Peoria
Hutchinton
Nashville
Mary Wheat
Women’s Advertising Club
CA. Chase
Junior Advertising Club of
Hubert J. Hchele
Chappelow Advertising Company of
Norman Lewis
William H. Mass
Kéil
Ruebel
Minnie Johnson
Simmesville
A. S. Holcomb
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Holcomb
United States
Grover Cleveland Bergdot
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