Flag Day Observed by DAR Chapters At Club
Flag day was celebrated yesterday afternoon at the Ving club by the Joseph Habersham chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with regent Coles and invited guests from the Atlanta and Piedmont Continental chapters. Eugene Black gave a patriotic talk on The Flag as members from DAR and UDC organizations attended alongside the Uncle Remus Memorial Association.
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Joseph Habersham
Ving Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. P) Coles
John A. Perdue
Willem Lawson Peel
Joseph Madison Tigh
Atlanta
WP. Stooks
Forsyth
Preston Arkwright
Adair
Mra
Stuart Itham
Biron
Bargan
L. Sholienberger
Phinizy Calhoun
Boward H. Kean
Ren Lee Crew
Pillips McDutile
H.R. O\Dell
Ronald Ransom
Abra
Willam
Glarence Haverty
Charles Remyen
Edward If. Alsop
Porter King
Joseph H. Storgan
Mme. Protraska
May Grant Dickson
Mise
Bark
Eppie Stirling Clarke
Thornwell Jacobs
Bee
Dax
Jsexson
Megabera
Society Notes Highlight Late Evenings at Hexagen Halls
Mr Hollingsworth and Mr and Mrs SB Turmin hosted a fan dancing party at Hexagen Halls to honor Latimer Hollingsworth. Guests included Emily West Anne Hart Gene Hert and many others with elaborate floral and lantern decorations. A future fresco tea and suffrage events are announced along with dinners and house parties at Druid Hills and East Lake Country Club.
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Hollingsworth
SB Turmin
Latimer Hollingsworth
Dalton
Arden
Lurman
Emily West
Anne Hart
Gene Hert
Laves Belle Curman
Marion Powell
Verieve Mayson
Saran Weil
Lethe Furman
Helen Turman
Georg Hart
Frank Spaln
Wilter L. Moore
Robert Foreman
Thomas Hull
Ralph LeCraw
Erert Hacker
Alex Hing
Charlex Veazey
Druid Hills
Mesars
Henderson
Watkine
Chattanooga
Tyson
Frabasco
Inoxville
Bowden
New Orlaens
Eastlake Country Club
Hitle Accomobilles
Weary Rainwater
Davis ‘& Freeman
Rat
Rainwater
Miss Edmondson
Liberty Bell dinner at Plaza honors Liberty Bell exhibit
Mrs Noble T Biddle hosted a refined Plaza Hotel dinner in red white and blue to celebrate the Liberty Bell’s upcoming exhibit. The Cary party included cousins from Wisconsin Atlanta and San Francisco with delicate floral Liberty bell motifs decorating the table. Separately Mrs Claribel L Baskin and Mr Watson Baskin wed at 4 pm Saturday in a quiet family ceremony performed by Rev John F Lord.ogniony
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Plaza
San Francisco
Hotel Plaza
Noble T. Biddle
John JM. Knapp
Menomone, Wig
FB. P-Chambertin
Atlanta
Julian
Biddie
Biddle
Pennsylvania
Claritel L. Brakin
Wattson
Te Ronen
Joh F. Lord
Lohengyin
Inlian Lora
Dublin
Missea Thelma
Marguerite
Lord
Oswell, Baskin
Carswell Wood
RosPer
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Social Items Brighten Atlanta Circles This Week
Miss Catherine Crandall returns from Chicago after a brilliant college record. Colonel and Mrs. Lowry back from New York, eye operation recovery noted. Invitations issued for Lucia Byrd Crandall and Joy Strickland wedding. Various excursions and visits listed, including Grove Park Inn, Washington and Lee, Wrightsville Beach, and charity receptions.
Guests Extend Visits At Capita And Atlanta
Several social guests extend their stays with Atlanta families. Mr and Mrs J Calhoun Clarke return home. Mrs Hunter plans Tate Spring and Asheville visits. Miss Marjorie Sweet departs for Chicago after weeks with Mr and Mrs Robert S Wessels. Various visitors from Birmingham Charlotte and Augusta stay at East Lake and Georgian Terrace during the tournament and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Calhoun Clarke
J. C. Hunter
Tate Spring
Rey Mr. Walker Peres
Birmingham
Thomas B. Pais
John Scott
Charlotte
Robert Hull
Savannah
B. H. Baugh
Mra
Lowry Arnold
East Lakes
Business Women's Club Meeting at St Lutes Church
The Business Women's Club of St Lutes Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the church on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. All members are requested to be present.
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Business Women's Club of
St. Lutes Church
Trial Tonight Promises Sensational Police Board Session
Detective Chief New port Sanford faces charges of conduct unbecoming an officer at tonight’s adjourned police board meeting. Chief Lanford is accused of cursing Station Sergeant S J Roberts by telephone, with a longstanding grudge between Lanford and Police Chief Beavers cited as hampering the force. The board will also review the special probe committee report and witness evidence from prior hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Sanford
Police
S.J. Roberts
Lanford
Janteabo
Beavers
Thieves enter store by skylight in West End pharmacy
City detectives investigated a daytime burglary at West Jand pharmacy after Dr Brewer reported a 350 dollar safe theft. The thief climbed a telephone pole, swung to the rear, cut wire to form a rope, descended through a skylight to the storeroom, and used the safe combination. Several other burglaries were noted as well in the Monday morning report.
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West Jand
West End
Real Denal
Jordon and
Lee Streets
P.L. Provano
Eyes Improve After Operation on Colonel Lowry
Friends of Colonel Robert J. Lowry congratulate him on successful eye operation. He appeared at his desk Monday after weeks in New York for cataract treatment. Sight is reported entirely restored.
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Robert J. Lowry
New York
Tie
Last of State Bonds Signed by Secretary of State
The final issue of state bonds totaling 2,500,000 was signed by the secretary of state on Monday morning and is ready to be turned over to the purchaser Asa G. Candler. The London Royal Astronomical Society voted 59 to 3 to admit women to the telescope and associated terms and qualifications.
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Asa G. Candler
London Royal Astronomical Society
Macon paving contract to be awarded Tuesday
Macon Ga June 14 Special The city will award paving contracts for several miles of streets tomorrow after a visit by the city engineer to study bitulithic paving. C M Preston of Micou is expected to receive the major contract at 1.17 and some brick and wood block paving will occur in the business district and on Mulberry street near the county and U S court buildings.
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Macon
Tomor
C. M. Preston
Micou
Mulberry
County
United States
Walter Andrews
Walter P. Andrews
Fulton County
Ue Elks Lodge
Grand
Macon Lodge of Elks
Ardwick
Andrews
Georgia Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association
Innesslor
Yharsday
Dempsey
Smith
R. W. Hatcher
Miliedgeville
J. H. Harris
Negotiations Pending On Trolley Line From Atlanta to Augusta
Negotiations remain unsettled among the receiver of the Atlanta and Carolina railway and potential builders. E Church, the receiver, says efforts are under way to organize the company and hopes for an early settlement enabling construction to Augusta. Rights of way and franchises into Atlanta are secured. track laying and grading progress noted. creditors are represented by RG & PH, Alston, and Daley & Chambers, with Chicago Title and Trust Co. represented by Burton Smith.
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Betwe
Atlanta and Carolina Railway
E. Church
Augusta
Atlanta
Auguste
Constitw
RG & Ph, Alston, and Daley & Chambers
Chicago Title and Trust Co
Burton Smith
Meeting Tonight of Negro Baptists Unites Southern Churches
The first gathering of Negro Baptists from across the South is set for this city’s Auditorium tonight at 3 o’clock to celebrate the consolidation of missionary and educational associations. Prominent speakers include Dr. B. Morris, president of the National Baptist convention, Helena, Ark, and R. Parks, vice president of the convention.
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Negro Baptista
South
Baptist Churches
B. Morris
National Stapliat Convention
Helena
Ark
R. Parks
LaGrange Warns Residents Over Unsanitary Premises
LaGrange Gal June 14 special A city notice warns residents that cases will be made against all premises found in unsanitary condition issued by LaGrange authorities.
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LaGrange
Gal
National Negro Business League Meeting in Boston
The National Negro Business League will hold a three day meeting in Boston Massachusetts on August 18 19 and 20. The organization promotes the advancement of African Americans in business through networking and national engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacional Negro Business League
Boston
Mass
National Negro Busing League
Caminetti loses bid for review of Mann Act case
Washington reports Caminetti loses in the U S Supreme Court the bid for a review of his Mann Act conviction for transporting two girls from Sacramento to Reno. Co-defendant Maury Biggs gets a $2000 fine and two years imprisonment. Caminetti faces $1500 fine and eighteen months. The ruling notes the challenge to the Act is based on constitutionality and the absence of a relevant commerce clause provision.
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Washington
Drew Caminetti
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
San Francisco
Caminetti
A. Caminetth
Zen c
Maury T. Biggs
Sacramento
Cal
Reno
Nev
Caminett
Biggs
Lodge terms the flag symbol of protection
Lynn Massachusetts June United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge eulogized the flag as a symbol of protection for Americans. He urged law and order, saying the flag must protect citizens and that the nation cannot tolerate wrong or injustice. He called for redress when lives are taken, stressing duty to defend the flag and the people it protects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Renator Lodge
Mutualization Plan for the Equitable in New York
June 24 report outlines a complete mutualization plan for the Equitable Life. The Durance Society backs General Coleman DuPont who has acquired most stock from Morgan. Policyholders may soon receive a two or three year option on the stock as DuPont contemplates selling at his cost plus interest.
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New York
Equitable
Durance Society
T Coleman DuPont
Stork
Tp, Morgan
General DuPont
Hugh Mcdtanni Saint
Helie
Genéral DePone
No More Negro Troops Needed for Army Now
War department advisory to the Gulf recruitment center states that no colored troops will be taken at present as all colored companies are filled. Uncertainty remains about how long the order will stand and when recruiting will resume. Lieutenant Galloway, in charge, does not know the duration of the halt. Only about one fifteenth of the U S Army is colored troops.
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Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
United States Army
War Department
Gallogly
Department of the Bull
Swift & Company Beer Prices in Atlanta Week Ending June 12
Swift and Company reports averages for beer in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday June 12 at 11.10 cents per pound. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Atlanta
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Jurinus
Seading
Inn
Nonspi Company
Kansas City
Sacvezeers
RE. Cn
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WM. Pryer
Miss Wise
Lowry Arriola
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Richmond
John, Cohen
James Ragan
Cstub
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Whitney Bowden
New Orleans
Garner Watkins
D. Henderson
Chattahoo
Circle No. 4
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Dorothy Douglas
Bridge
Miss Marian Neal
Miss Rodt
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Ivy
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall St
Los Angeles
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B.P
Elks
Atlanta Lodge
West Point
Pullman
J.P. Billups
Transportation Committee
East Ellis &J
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Missie Sith
Colese
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East North Avenue
All Saints’ Church
Catherine Crandall
George Crandall
Chicago
Colonel Lowry
Broily Cassin
John Roach Staton
Jarfark
Virginia
R. Sawtell
Laura Sawtell
Howard Sawtell
Hichard Sawtell
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
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Washington and Lee University
Mire
James William Adoore
Ala
Lucia Byrd
Joy McNorton Strickland
Sycamore, Street
Amingham
Aja
Lucy Eakin Hemmer
Charlotte Hemmer
Edith Brixbans
Mageworth
Mr. Carroll T. Greer
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Margaret Wilkinson
Mary Hodgson
Athens
Alonzo Richardson
Tripp Wil Ieave
Wrightsville Beach
Stewart McGinty
Arthur Birk
Louisville
Mary E. Pottle
Joseph Pottle
Milledgeville
Julie
Margaret Frost
3. M.frost
Nashville
Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs
Harris Gleer
Nevers
Lurie Chastain
Hamonde Thomas Owens
Fourteenth Street
W. Connor Closkiey
Master Hervey
Connor Aleckley
Athinta
Victoria D. Seals
Charles A. Davis
Clare Wimberly
Aishama
Mrs
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J. K. Klines
Mary
Lawson Hines
Spokane
Wash
Tucy Hiuna
Lester Livingood
Hines
West
George M. Brown
Mary Brown
Soline Campbell
Nancy ‘Thweait
Lowry
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Gap
Grant
Wal
Willam L. Flanders
Sheriffs Office
Flanders
Millen
Negro Baptists
Negro Business League
LODGE
Palm Beach
American Express Co
Wells-Farge Co
Knauth, Nachod &Kuhne
Aplanka, Enanaaa Onal Bank
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