Two June Weddings Highlight Patriotic Wedding Day
Miss Everett to wed Mr Lumpkin in Inman Park Methodist Church on June 6 with a reception at the bride's parents home. Miss Johnson to marry Mr Brown in Atlanta. elaborate decorations planned with lace, crepe georgette, and pink white flowers. A society dance followed at Segad Ho’s hall.
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Beth Johnson
Elijah Alexander Brown
Inman Park Methodist Church
Bishop Warren
A. Tes
Harriet Eliza
Atlanta
Segad- Ho
Alec Joseph Nutting
Felder Purton
Folger Johnson
Archie M. Conway
John Morris
Alex Stephens
Winship Nunnally
Archibald Davis
Feachtree Road
Ery County
Maryland
Mias
Florence Henritze
Fiattimore
Martha Phillins
Joseph Thompson
Lowry
Albert Thornton
Davis
Lowry Arnold
Harvey Johnson
den .Partee
George Traylor
High McKee
John Moore
Robert Ridley
Lewis Palmer
Suule Harwool
Wil Inman
Flag Day events and DAR meetings in Atlanta
Flag Day celebrations planned at Craigie House with invited DAR chapters from Piedmont Continental Habersham Jefferson and Dolly Madison. Mrs Pattillo to read on The National Flag and Mrs Yeates to sing Star Spangled Banner followed by tea. Atlanta DAR monthly meeting slated June 15 at 4 30 p m with attendees amid a social program.
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Joseph Haversham
Dolly’ Madison
Atlanta
Craigie House
Satuday
P. Pattillo
Yeates
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolation
Piedmont Continental
Joseph Habersham
Thomas Jefferson
Dolly Madison Society
W. P. Pattillo
W. 3. Yeates
Local nuptials span with large wedding party
The article details Miss Myrtle Everett and Mr. Thomas Lumpkin to wed June 25 at First Baptist with a green and white decor, lists numerous attendants and guests, including Lena Johnson and Frederick J. Faxon, and notes reception plans at the bride’s parents’ home, plus other society events and arrivals in the community.
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M. Everett
Thomas Lumpkin
Myrtle Everett
Thomas’ Lumpkin
First Baptist Church
Missionary board meets Asheville for Mexico appointment
Busy notice lists missionaries and social events in Asheville with greetings from the Board of Missions, plus many social gatherings and travels of local residents. It notes an appointment to Mexico and upcoming trips including Chicago university summer quarter plans and a guided rail tour via Southern Railway.
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Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Asheville
Mexico
The Drama of Glass
The drama of glass traces a rich record from ancient art to modern Cat Glass by Libbeys. It notes the craft’s evolution through Gaul Byzantium and into the United States with fine vases bowls centerpieces carafes and ice tubs. Each piece carries Libbys seal and blades engraving, offered in Atlanta for wedding gifts.
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Hermes
Gaul
Byzantium
Yennes
United States
Libbeys
Emal
Tibbey
Atlanta
Mistrial declared in Coca Cola tax suit case
A U S court declared a mistrial yesterday in the Coca Cola Company versus United States case over 10 400 stamp taxes paid under the war revenue act. Eleven jurors favored the plaintiff while one held out for the government after three days of trial. Arnold and Arnold represented the plaintiff. George L Bell the government.
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United States
Coca Cola Company
Crone Weim
Agalget
Arnold & Arnold
George L. Bell
Chicago University Summer Quarter Trip Notice
All teachers who anticipate joining the Chicago trip should assemble at the union depot by 5 30 a m Monday June 11th 3008 to ensure the club ticket for 40 is secured railroads require purchase I have arranged to depart Australia in special cars at that hour I will be at the Kimball house Sunday Carlton F B Gibbon
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Chicago University
C. B. Gibson
Columbia
Brooks Morgan
D. Y
Southern
Atlanta
Chicago
Southern Tollway
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Wautitut Imory
Bue Grass Region
Lexington
Henry Clay
Kimball House
Union Depot
Ausata
Carlton FB. Gibbon
Georgia teachers head to Chicago on one fare train
The Western and Atlantic and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railways offer a round trip one fare from Atlanta to Chicago for Georgia teachers. A party of about forty will depart Atlanta on June 17th via the W and A line at 5 30 am. The trip features elegant through coaches and sleeping car accommodations Nashville to Chicago, with a through ventilating train Nashville to Chicago without charge. C E Harman is general passenger agent.
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Chicago University
Western and Atlantic
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Georgia
Atlanta
Chicago
Mnt
Nes
ML Parks
Savannany
Dontel
Montezuma
Harpers Athans
Atelanta
Destrea
C. E. Harman
Week-End Excursion Tickets Offer Low Rates
Excursion tickets at reduced rates are advertised via Central of Seergi railway. Tickets cover noyn, ai femogt, and evening trains with a $2 return fare to Tybee and Sara. Schedules and tickets available through the general company agent. No Bay o Atlanta.
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Aus
Seergi
Noyn
Ai Femogt
Jeavika
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