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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

7

Beautiful Dinner-Dance Closes Invitation Tourney

The invitation wolf tournament at Druid Hilly club concluded with a grand dinner dance last night. Guests included Miss Elen Wise of Richmond, Miss Eliza Dance of Baltimore, and golf visitors from New Orleans and Chattanooga. Hosts and guests praised the elegant decor, palm and rose arrangements, and terrace dining after a six o'clock start.

Tne Druid Hilly Club Lowr Arnold Elen Wise Richmond Jonn S Cohen Eliza Dance Baltimore Waa

Druid Hills Tea Dance Silent Wedding Plans

Social notices recount a Druid Hills tea dance for Miss Little and Mina Janet Little, with a quiet June 20 wedding to Baker William Farrar at the Little home. Also: Miss Blake McDonald wedding, Miss Parks hosts bridge, and a large suffrage rally in Hapeville.

Miss Little Westminster Presbyterian Church Mina Janet Little Baker William Farrar

Bearden and Morris Wed in Madison

Kathleen Bearden and Ell Morris quietly wed in Madison at 10 o clock yesterday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev JR King of the Methodist church, surprising their prominent families and friends.

Madison Ga Kathleen Bearden Ell Morris Jr’ King Methodist Church

Social column highlights and society births

Miss May Simms of Charlotte is a guest of the Misses Freeman on Lynnwood avenue. Ernest G Bentley announces the birth of a daughter Mildred Rebecca, named for great great grandmother Rebecca Voss. Lucile Clarcla Thomas returns from St Simons and heads to Baltimore. Florence Smith heads to Columbia University in New York for winter study. Mrs EB Tupman and Miss Hattie Smillie spend summer in California and Oregon. Emma Wesle, Rusha Wes ley, and Irene Hancock leave for Chicago. Katie Minxey and Mary Harraison of Atlanta spend summer in Waynesville. Mrs C F Benson visits Clyde for the summer. Louise Sisson to Clayton Georgia. Helen Johnson visiting Columbus. Mrs George Brice returned from Brunswick and St Simons. Denton sisters host a party at Camp Leake Inn Lakewood in honor of Wise Alice Denton with Atlanta friends and lake campers. Mr and Mrs F F Pursley announce birth of son Harry Brown at No 4 Allene Avenue. Mrs Helen Plane and Mrs Gertrude Welker return from Warm Springs. Dr HB Ridley Jr resided at his Decatur home. Mr Robinson, Miss Jan Robinson, and John Robinson plan a Washington summer trip. Mr D W Sims, general secretary of

Lucile Clarcla Thomas St. Simons Island Baltimore Florence Smith New York Columbia University EB Tupman Hattie Smillie California Oregon Emma Wesle Rusha Wesley Irene Hancock Chicago Minxey Katie Mary Harraison Atlanta Waynesville C F Benson Clyde, NC Louise Sisson Clayton Helen Johnson Columbus George Brice Brunswick St. Simors HB Ridley Jr Decatur Mr. Robinson Jan Robinson John Robinson Washington Ummer D W Sims

Progress Report at South Georgia Epworth League Conference

Reports show continued growth in Georgia Epworth League efforts during the conference in Americus. Key sessions include sunrise service led by A J Moore, addresses on Christian Education by Dr Charles I Jenking and the Moral Value of Recreation, and a missionary sermon by Dr R H Bennett.

Trev W. A. Brooks Americus Ga South Georgia R Hf Bennett Atlanta Georgia A. A. Williams Fort Valley Fannie J Crosby Professor McNeil Macon

Augusta Children’s Day Films Plan

Augusta Georgia June 18 The Augusta women led by the Augusta Women’s Club and with Sunday schools and city ministers coordination are pushing to improve moving picture offerings. They seek one day weekly in local houses for children’s approved films and at least one theater has already agreed.

Augusta, Ge Augusta Augusta Womans Club Unday Moving Picture Service

Public Comfort Station Funding Plan Heads to City Officials

L Green former park board member chairs a citizens committee seeking city funds for a public comfort station in the business district. A meeting is set for next Wednesday at 1 PM with luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce building where proposed plans and specifications will be presented for consideration.

East Lake Piedmont Driving Club Druid Hilla Club Capital City Club Analog Park Club Citizens Committee L. Green Park Board Green Chamber of Commerce

Fine Picture Program Offered for Children

Under the Atlanta Women's Club auspices films will be shown at the Grand Theater Saturday morning from 9 to 11 o'clock. The pictures are specially interesting for children. One reel titled The Wall follows a child stolen from parents and his journey back home restoring happiness to family.

Grana Jas Troup Atlanta Woman's Club Atlanta Womens Club Grand Theater

One Day of Rest Sermons for laboring men

Dr J L White will preach at the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday night at 8 o clock on The Laboring Mans Rights to One Rest Day in Beven How to Secure It This is the third of the sermons to laboring men Sunday morning at 11 o clock How to Face the Hard Times Two sermons to comfort and strengthen the people who are hard pressed will be preached by Dr White.

JL. White The Baptist Tabernacle Beven White

Special Services at East Point Methodist Church

Special services will be held at East Point Methodist Church with morning and evening worship. At 11 o'clock Rev Ce V Weathers will preach a sermon to children and young people, and at 8 o'clock Sunday evening Tucker dean of LaGrange Female College will conduct the service.

East Point Methodist Church Ce V Weathers Iy Tucker LaGrange Female College

Railroad M. E. A. Service at West Alabama Street

The Realitvan young men we Christian association invites all men to the service at room 31 12 West Alabama street Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock The secretary will have charge, and there will be good instrumental music.

The Realitvan Young Men We Christian Association West Alabama Street

Sermon at Firat Universalist Church Sunday Morning

The Firat Universalist Church at 14 East Harrie Street will hold a Sunday morning service at six o clock. Rev Fred A Line will preach on There. A BA and BS will be presented as part of the program.

Firat Universalist East Harrie Atreet Fi O Fred

School tax indorsed by superintendents

Clayton Georgia June 18 the county superintend ion with over 125 delegates unanimously adopted a resolution indorsing a constitutional amendment. It would set aside 2 mills revenue for public schools statewide and divided by counties, require each county to levy 2 mills for education, and allow districts to levy up to 4 additional mills. A campaign committee of 25 was recommended with state and local officials to lead.

Clayton Georgia

Funds for Bessie Tift Raised by Baptists

Forsyth Georgia June 28 Special The campaign to raise funds to pay off the indebtedness of Bessie Tift College is progressing with great success. Initiatives approved by the recent Baptist convention have cleared the path for this effort led by Dr A J Moncrief chairman C H B Bloodworth president and Rev C G Heard Forsyth Baptist church pastor.

Forsyth Bessie Tift College Baptist Convention A J Moncrief C. H. B. Bloodworth Bessie Tim C. CG. Heard Forsyth, Baptist Church

Reynolds Chautauqua Proves Big Success in Reynolds Ga

Reynolds Georgia hosts a weeklong chautauqua with large crowds at every lecture and performance. Organizers report success from every angle including finances, as townspeople praised the event and lessons shared during the series.

Reynolds

Overdose Endangers Little Girl’s Life

The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kilgore of 17 South Humphrey Street was rushed to the Great Hospital after drinking paregoric found in the home pantry. The child was poisoned but is now considered out of danger and recovery is expected.

Mra J. Kilgore South Humphrey Street Great Hospital

Pellagra Cure Claim Brings Hope From Jasper Ala

A Ringgold resident writes of recovery from pellagra using Baughn’s remedy promoted by American Compounding Co of Jasper Alabama. The letter describes weight gain, renewed strength, and belief the disease is curable, urging others to seek the remedy and warning against delaying treatment.

Jasper Ala

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