General Shanks to Address Mrs Williams at D A R Event
A Georgia chapter of the D A R hosts General Shanks to speak on the significance of our flag at Fort McPherson area. Major Chamberlain directs the McPherson Quartette. Miss Mary Hice leads the salute. A business session precedes the program while Mrs H H Smith of Fredericksburg, Wa, speaks on Kenmare. Mrs Julian Taimnadze and Mrs David Shanks are among those honored at the tea hosted by Mrs James Thompson Williams on Peach Tree Street for Miss Lucy Harris and others. Floral decor features gladioli and pastel arrangements, with guests in formal dresses and hats.
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Davidganizations
Fort Merson
Major Chamberlain
McPherson
Mary Hice
Bun Welie
HH. Smith
Prederickshart
Speaok
Kenmare
Betty Washingon Lewis
George Washinton
Julian ‘Taimnadze
Thena
David Shanks
Fort McPherson
Auction Bridge Book Rules of Card Games
Auction Bridge Quin trtion Bridg e Rules of Card Games by C J Stevens Engraving Co Atlanta Ga. Price 00¢.
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C J, P. Stevens Engraving Co
Atlanta, Ga
Hairs Vanish After This Treatment
An advertisement explains a home method to remove facial and body hair using a Delatone mixture with water. After two minutes, rub off and wash the skin to remove hair. Warns users to ensure Delatone is real and mixing fresh for best results.
Miss Nora Fortson Honored at Tea in Athens Georgia
Miss Nora Fortson of Athens Georgia was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Phillipe and honored at an afternoon tea on Wednesday hosted by Miss Virginia Campbell at her parents home on Andrew's drive. The tea table was arranged on the grass terrace with decorations of sweet pens gladioli and other summer flowers from the hostess garden. Florida Visitors Given Bridge Party in Pensacola guests included Miss Patricia McHugh and Mrs. J A Miller among others. Ancre Will be An Active Meeting of the Atlanta City Federation Friday at 10:80 o'clock at Edison hall followed by a Grant park meeting on June 20 with a picnic lunch and seventy five wounded veterans as lunch guests.
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Thea
Nesbitt le Conte
Myra Boynton
Williams
Nora Fortson
Athens
Elizabeth Phillipe
Virginia Campbell
J. Bulow -Campbell
Andrew's Drive
J. Bulow Campbell
Florida
Patricia McHugh
Pensaja
Pia
J. W
Haynesworth
Inville
Fla
Mia
George Coder
Honor Guerta
J. A. Miller
Mra. C. V. Nohenstein
Emma Gray Ridley
TJ. Riples
George Breitenbyeker
J. C. Acton
Dorothy Banks
Drewry Creel
Ancre
Atlanta City Federation
Tdison Hall
Grant Park
U. S. Hospital
Atlanta
Ecommntimente
HL Nicholes
Wemlock 1
Anldhcra
Married Savannah Men Try Death By Own Action
Savannah Ga June 18 two married men attempted suicide in separate incidents both actions described as self harm none fatal G M Perry a railroad worker recovered after taking bichloride tablets as his wife had left him and as Robin Malphus a streetcar conductor lay in precarious condition from a bullet wound near the heart his wife said he had threatened self destruction in the mornings report confirms.
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Savannah
G. M. Perry
Perry
Waycross
Robin Malphus
Mrs Lumpkin Praises Southern Girl of Today in Atlanta Visit
Martha Goode Anderson profiles Mrs Samuel Lumpkin former Atlanta resident now dean of Anderson College for Women in D C Her remarks from an Atlanta visit praise the Southern girl of today as ambitious educated and poised though still youthful noting the era of transition and democracy of spirit and urging confidence in the new generation as a force in the world’s work
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Mrs
Samuel Lumpkin
Martha Goode Anderson
Atlanta
Anderabn College For Women
Anderson
D. C
Annie Northenfore
Sweden
Stockholm
Uly
Federal Reserve
Lumpkin
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Anderson College
Mrs. Lumpkin
South
Lavery
Tam
Annie Northen
Bowdon Girl Passes In Self-Destruction Mystery
Bowdon Georgia June 13 Miss Pearl Cook 18 daughter of Asbury Cook Bowdon Route 1 shot herself in the chest with a shotgun Monday morning in the back yard and died before aid could reach her. She was buried at Salem church with the cause of death listed as unknown.
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Bowdon
Meeting of Georgia Daughters at Mrs High Home
The Georgia Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America met at Mrs J M High on Fifteenth Street with a decorated home, a business session, and a social hour. A colonial exhibit, papers on Plymouth and Red Cross, songs by Miss Nelson, and a birthday cake with three candles marked the society’s age.
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Georgia Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America
J. M. ‘High
Fifteenth Street
John F. Womble
Mary Rice
Frank Orme
Wren McGuin
Plymouth
E. R. Kirk
Red Cross
John Grant
Charles Davis
Children of the Revolution
John W. Smith
D. F. P. A. Society
Margaret Nelson
Edith Uolliday
Aimee Romberger
High
Leila Venable
Flag Day Exercises at Habersham Hall
Flag day program features Misa Crowe singing group of songs and Mr Young reading an original poem Mrs Smith of Virginia will recount historic spots of the country The meeting is Thursday June 14 at 3 oclock replacing the usual June 15 session All visiting D A Rs are invited to attend
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Habersham Hall
Misa Crowe
Young
Smith
Virginia
D. A. Ru
Mrs Susan Lankford Dies in Waycross Georgia
Mrs Susan A Lankford aged 42 died at home 1042 Albany avenue Waycross after months of illness. Survived by husband M T Lankford three sons George L Paul and Charles S Lankford all of Waycross and mother Mrs Mary Ritchie of Arabi Ga. Funeral services held at home Wednesday morning by Rev J G Flanders. Interment in Ocilla Ga.
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Susan Lankford
Waycross
Susan A. Lankford
Albany Avenue
M. T. Lankford
George L. Paul
Charles
Lankford
Mary Ritchie
Arabi
J. G. Flanders
Ocilla
Formal Summer Opening At East Lake Country Club
East Lake Country Club announces its formal summer opening on Saturday evening June 16. The event will host about two hundred guests for dinner at 8 o'clock followed by dancing on the redesigned open-air terrace with a new tile floor and enhanced lighting. Kent's orchestra will provide music, with a special Sunday dinner music program from 7 to 8:30.
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Atlanta’ Athletic’ Club
East Lake Country Club
Athletic Club
Kent
Gan
Shower Held For Bride Elect Miss Mattie Mangum
Miss Mattie Duke Mangum, bride elect, was guest of honor at a hand kerchief shower held at Miss Beulah Maris home in Ingleside Wednesday afternoon. Assisted by Mrs. R L Taing and Miss Frances Burgess, guests included Miss May Taylor, Mrs. C Bess ie Trammell, Miss Gladys Vincent, Miss Hytte Ryan, Miss Lois Glover, Miss Edna Collum, Mrs. A B Connall, Miss Gertrude Riley, Mrs. Lillian Harden, Mrs. Ethel Hutchins, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. John Stuart, Miss Mine Barney, Mrs LT Paine, Miss Frances Burton.
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Mattie Duke Mangum
Beulah Maris
Ingleside
R.L. Taing
Frances Burgess
May Taylor
C. Bessie Trammell
Gladys Vincent
Hytelle Ryan
Lois Glover
Edna Collum
A. B. Connall
Gertrude Riley
Lillian Harden
Ethel Hutchins
Wade
John Stuart
De-naugeated Calomel Tablet Brings Easy Sleep Tonight
An old remedy Calomel is reformulated as Calo tabs marketed as pleasant to take with no taste or nausea. One tablet at bedtime promises a clean liver and better appetite by morning. Sold in sealed packages at 35 cents large family size and 10 cents swallow trial. Druggist guarantees refund if not delighted.
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Mra
J. Hartman
Beranton
Snys
Ladfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Tadv
Black-Draught Heals Dull Headache and Bilious Feeling
Mrs Jeanette Carneal of Beastey Virginia says Black-Draught Liver Medicine has been kept in her home for over thirty years and used by her family for constipation and bilious headaches. She notes its convenience and regular use, claiming it is the finest bowel regulator and recommending it to relatives, with over 9 million packages sold yearly at 25 cents each.
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Jeanette
Carneal
Thedford
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