Wedding Notices and Social Gallop in Atlanta Society
A compliment to Miss Marjorie Dickert and Robert Whitehead frames a wedding night. Mrs. Freer-Jackson announce Adelaide Freer to York Jackson at Trinity Church, Rev Beil officiating. Governor-elect Hardwick honored at dinner by Mr and Mrs John D Little. Maccabees hold a dance at McKenzie Building. Isoline Campbell’s Knoxville uncle hosts breakfast for wedding party guests. Francess Stirling Clarke arrives to summer with Clarke family before fall return to New York. Miss Mamie Gene Cole to present interpretive expressions at Phillips & Crew’s hall. Courtyard social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Dickert
Robert Whitehead
Misa Gladys Dickert
Freer—Jackson
Thomas J. Freer
Adelaide
York Jackson
Trinity Church
Rev. R. Beil
Hardwick
John D. Little
Thomas H. Hardwick
William J. McKenna
David Crowell Campbell
Knoxville, Tenn
Isoline Campbell
Willam Jay McKenna
New York
Druid Hills Club
Mr McKenna
Miss Grace Babb Becomes Bride Of John Nash in Atlanta
The marriage of Miss Grace Babb to John David Nash of Greenville South Carolina occurred at the bride’s home on Helena Avenue with Rev C M Litham officiating at 8:30 PM The ceremony featured palms ferns and flowers with music by Mrs Green Tucker The couple will reside in Greenville after July 2 and honeymoon in Asheville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Atlanta
Miss Grace
Babb
John D. Nash
Grace Babb
John David Nash
Greenville
S. C
W. C. Babb
Helena Avenue
Hev. C. M. Litham
Milkedgeville
First Methodist Church
Palma
Green Tucker
Arthur Burdette
Martha Louise Johnson
Mildred McLarty
Carlotta Babb
Miss Clara Jackson
Gadaden
Ala
Miss Babb
Miss Jackson
Rose Argatdy
Coleman Jackson
H. L. Johnson
Gadsden
H. F. Fleming
Rome
and Airs
J. H Baggett
Power Springs
Hattie Babb
Powder Springs
H. C. Nelson
S&s C
C. H. Quillian
Richmond, Va
Fred Kritzler
Norfolk, Va
Social items from Atlanta society notes and travels
Miss Marion Van Dyke attends a Red Cross social welfare course at the University of North Carolina and will reside with her aunt in Atlanta after summer sessions. Mr and Mrs Robert Fisk announce the birth of Harriet Cole Grove on June 18 at Georgia Baptist Hospital. Various locals, including James Trigg Calhoun, William Witham, Frank Inman, and guests, travel to Culver, Lakemont, Clayton, Macon, and Adirondacks. Attendees and convalescents are listed, with several families planning summers at Lakemont or Cherokee Lodge and others visiting Chicago, New York, Italy, and Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion van Dyke
Red Cross
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.C
Agust
van Dyke
Atlanta
George M.battey
West Fourteenth Street
Robert Fisk
North Jackson Street
Harriet Colegrove
Georgia Baptist Hospital
James Trigg Calhoun
Andrew Calhoun
Culver
Ind
Culver Naval Summer
Ewell Gay
Lakemont
Cherokee Lodge
Lamar Ellis
Navy School
W.D. Elis
Chicago
Local Notices From the Texas College and Area
Texas teaching designer at College of Industrial Arts. Mr and Mrs Walter McElreath return from a motor trip through Virginia and to Washington. Calvin Shelverton is in St Josephs infirmary after appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs T C Kendrick and sons of Columbus Ga visiting Mrs T brown Tee en route to G M A camp in Hendersonville NC. Mr and Mrs B F Summerour of Norcross announce birth of son Brooke Franklin on June 15 at St Josephs infirmary. Mrs Summerour was Miss Gradge Brooke. Mrs Glen Deignan Rafferty and Mrs J Wseling are in Columbus for sister Mary Anne Deignan's illness. Friends of Elizabeth Meredith rejoice at her recovery in West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McElreath
Valley of
Virginia
Washington, D. Z
T. C. Kendrick
B. F. Summerour
Norcross
Brooke Franklin
St. Joseph’s Infirmery
Wes
Elizabeth Meredith
West End
Women to push federal and state equal rights amendments
Washington reports the reorganized women’s national party announced plans to introduce a twentieth amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women and barring sex or marriage based discrimination by federal and state authorities. Maud Younger, newly named legislative chair, described identical state bills to prevent discrimination nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women's National Party
Congress
United States
Miss Younger
Extension of Church Movement Is Urged in SMU Plan
Nashville plan urges continued Christian education drive until the 33 million fund is secured and the education commission is merged with the board of education. It calls for a headquarters staff led by Stonewall Anderson as executive secretary and lists several officers to direct the campaign and conserve the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Methodist Church
Education Commission
Board of Education
J. H. Reynolds
Christian Education Campaign
General Conference
Stonewall Anderson
Hd. FP. Cook
R. H. Bennett
Elmer T. Clark
W. FP. Hogan
Elliott to lead Southern Publishers association in near term
W A Elliott the former business manager of the Jacksonville Times Union was unanimously elected president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers association at its annual convention in Asheville North Carolina on June 22 Also elected were Charlen Stewart first vice president Arthur G Newmyer second vice president and W C Johnson secretary treasurer New directors were named representing Tennessee Alabama Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Texas and Virginia with Mrs E V Susong joining the board of directors representing Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
W. A. Elliott
Jacksonville Times-Union
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Charlen 1
Stewart
Lexington
E. V. Susong
Greenville, Tenn
Democrat-Sun
Tennessee
Alabama
Frank H. Miller
Montgomery Journal
Oesse Taylor
Miami Herald
Arkansas
J. N. Heiskell
Little Rock Gazette
Georgia
Charles Atkinson
Inquiry into alleged preferential treatment of prisoners in Spartanburg
Governor Cooper orders official probe into accusations that convicts on Spartanburg county chain gangs receive privileges not granted to others. Allegations include a murder convict allowed near full liberty, weekend family visits, trips out of state, and nonconvicts allowed to stay at home and frequent amusements. Governor says humane treatment is essential but laxity will not be tolerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Cooper
Eagleboat 39 Lost Contact. Anchorage Reported Off Key West
Jacksonville June 22 The Eagleboat No 39 which left Jacksonville Friday for Key West and should have arrived Saturday anchored 125 miles north of Key West Naval Station according to advices from Key West. The failure to arrive on schedule caused anxiety among Jacksonville relatives of the men aboard all from Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Key West ‘Naval Station
Clergy Urge Early Disarmament Conference Action
Washington dispatch reports a petition signed by over 26 000 clergymen urging President Harding to press for an international conference on armament reduction at the earliest date. Endorsed by major religious bodies, the move seeks reasonable cuts while preserving defenses, with Harding expressing cautious optimism and a preference for a general arms agreement before deep cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Church Peace Union
National Catholic Welfare Council
United Synagogue of America
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Episcopalians
United States of America
Woman Named to Customs Post at Salt Lake City
Washington June 22 President Harding sent to the senate his first nomination of a woman for a customs post naming Jennie P. Musser to be collector at Salt Lake City Utah The same message announced Cyrus Woods of Pennsylvania as ambassador to Spain Woods selection had been reported earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Senate
Jennie P. Musser
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cyrus Woods
Pennsylvania
Spain
Woods
Flanders Poppies Planted in Honor of Legion Head
Indianapolis June 22. Poppies from the battlefields of Flanders will be grown at the American Legion national headquarters to memorialize the late national commander W. Galbraith Jr who was killed in an automobile accident. A shed battlefield will be built and flowers planted by florists. Seed came from J. M. Johnson of Marion South Carolina, once an engineer with the Rainbow division, who gathered pods from Baccarat sector Champagne and Chateau Thierry battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Flanders
American Legion
W. Galbraith, Jr
Legion
J. M. Johnson
Marion
5. C
Rainbow Division
Baccarat
Champagne
Chateau Thierry
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Miss
Amer
Margaret Fox
New York City
Agnes Klein
Portland
Oregon
W. M. Byrne
Thomas“E. Camp
E. Flynn
Miss Fox
Etein
John H. Woode
T Dayvison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Oxfords
Georgia Review
McKenzie Building
James and
Peachtree Streets
Francess Stirling Clarke
Lewis Mann
Peter F Clarke
Elmswood
Miss Clarke
Mr. Mann
Mamie Gene Cole
Philips'& Crew
Peachtree
Madeline Trailer
Marjorie Dooly
Sarah Pitts
Janise Wise
Maxine Holleman
Marion Mathews
Marjorie Wischmeyer
Mildred Cresnutt
Irene Chesnutt
Corinne Clayton
Evanne Coppedge
Dora Holman
Edwin Chesnutt
Mildred Cole
Paul D West
Misa Cole
W. O. Habb
Misa Lucile Hunter
Eather Babb
Hursday
A. P. Herrington
Ro Berta
Cook
Elizabeth Miler
Herrington
Minnie Cook
Gladys Sands
Engelhart
Louisville
Adams Street
Akron
Ohio
Tee
Mr. Edison
Edison
THE
Edison Shop
Peachtree St
Mac
Ihia
William
Witham
Clayton
Frank M. Inman
William P. Hill
Macon
Harry L. ‘English
Convar Lescing
Ion West Peachtree, Street
Howard Bucknell
J Sue Bucknell
Adirondacks
Lucile Plowden
Savannah
Pierce Jones Harvey
M. Plowden
Sarah Colcord
Washington, D.C
James Lynn Fort
Chatham Court Apartments
Inman Gray
St. Joseph's Ineffirmary
Ass Rembert Marshall
Nashville, Tenn
Robert H Butters
Lttle
Frances
Rushanna
Ludington
Mich
Stewart Witham Era
Rubing Dorsey
Lewis H. Beck
Battery Park
Emma Garritt Boyd
Italy
Wis
Campbell Wooldridge
Mary Wooldridge
LaGrange
J. Danson
Lilian Jocelyn
Eastman, Ga
Mra
James L Dickey
Katherine Dickey
Grace Goldsmith
Wrightsville Beach
W. H W. McCaslan
H. G. Fairman
Julia Tear
H I, Tear
Lyle Avenue
College Park
Denton, Eee
Calomel
Art Tompkins
Texas
College of Industrial Atts
Calvin Shelverton
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Ate
Elliott
Southern Publishers
Eagleboat
Hearison
Customs Post
Legion Head
Seaboard
Wilmington
Wrightsville
Walton St
Ivy
Belle Isle
Lake Bennett
Jonestoro
Fayetteville
W. C. Cousins
Mangger
Fayetteville, Ga
Town House
Central Park
Atlantic City
N. J
N.S
LA Amerion
Palo
Hotel de Soto
H. C. Larzelere
Mgr
Waynesville
North Carolina
Rockies
Switzerland of America
Gordon
North Carolinas
Southern Railway
F. ‘Ug. Dunham
Dunham House
Tom Waynesville
D. L. Dunham
ST. James
Times Square
West 45Th St
Grand Central
Pennsylvania Terminals
W. Jonason Quinn
the Drake
Lake Michigan
America
Tera
Sie Rake
Lake Shore Drive
Upper Michigan Ave
Draks Hotel Compan
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