Table d'Hote dinner at Stedmont Driving Club
The second table dhote dinner at Stedmont Driving Club tonight promises elegance with over two hundred guests expected. The musical program features a mixed ensemble and dances after dinner in the New York building ballroom, followed by performances by Bucharinon's orchestra.
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Stedmont
Lewis H. Beck
Haine
Miss Whitman
S$ Gieuan
Clark, Howell
Lartie Haines
George Dexter
Robyn Yobbinson
Clarence Stockdeil
Joan Reed
W HO Glen
Erwin
Hugh Foreman
E A. Peeples
New Fork
Bucharinon
Archestm
Benards
Renaix
Many Local Residents Heading to Visits and Social Events
Tenlar en ornate to Mount Airt to visit Dr and Mrs Wie Mr oNathintel Mekhinles. Miss Estelle Satter guest of Miss Mabel King. Mrs Speer and Miss Silvey Speer at Atlantic Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson left for St. Louis Kansas City and Denver. Miss Mary Deas Tupper returns from Atlantic Beach. Miss Peebe Wethern sails to Pennsylvania. Mrs Kirby-Smith and son depart for Sewanee. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles J Kelly at 240 Peachtree Street. Mr and Mrs Blanto Fortson to spend Sunday in Washington Georgia. Miss Martha Whitman hosts dinner for Miss Frigg and Miss Martin of Chattanooga. Miss Sadie Mortis returns from New York. Jane Clark attends Baptist Young People's Union convention. Mrs A E Holdt and children summering at Tallulah. W L Barnhart back after Halcyon visit. Colonel T A Frierson and daughter to July trip to Toxaway New Mexico and Chattanooga Lookout Mountain visit. Extract offered with money back guarantee. Blue Ribbon Vanilla advertisement.
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Wie
oNathintel Mekhinles -Ontmaes
Hs Sane
Kirkwood
May Fuikers
Saturdis
New York
Niagara
Hoi Aely
Estelle Satter
Mabel King
Athens
Mra
W. A. Speer
Silvey Speer
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Guy T. Henderson
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Deters
Far West
Peebe Wethern
Pennsylvania
R. M. Kkirby-Smith
Sewanee Wees
Charles J. Kelly
Peepies Street
Blanto Fortson
Washington, Ga
Martha Whitman
Piedmont Driving Club
Frigg
Martin
Chattanooga
Sadie Mortis
Jane Clark
the Baptist Young Peo- Pie's Union
Motfftrie
A. E. Holdt
Tallulah
W.L. Barnhart
Halcyon
T A. Frierson
Mamie Frierson
Alla Tidson
Toxaway
Prominent Atlanta Men to Lay Corner Stone Today
Atlanta leaders head Forsyth County exercises as prominent men take part in the corner stone laying ceremony for the north Gear 1 architectural project. The event marks a milestone as plans move forward this afternoon with officials and community figures in attendance.
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Atlanta
Forsyth County
Forsyth County Corner Stone Laying At Cummings
The grand Lodge of Georgia Masons will lay the cornerstone of Forsyth County’s new courthouse in Cummings during an emergency session. Hon. T H Jeffries of Atlanta and G M Napier will lead the ceremonies as grand master and deputy grand master, with prominent Atlanta Masons joining local participants. The Temple of Justice building is highlighted as an attractive state structure and expected to draw large crowds from Forsyth.
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Forsyth County
Cummings
Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons
T. H Jeffries
Atlanta
G. M Napier
Temple of Justice
Forsyth
Burnett's Vanila Vand Delights Sour Money Value
A playful ad note touts Burnett's Vanilla Vand as delivering value beyond price, promising top flavor and quality that customers get for their money. The snippet emphasizes choosing the product for its superior taste rather than cost alone.
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Burnett
British to Order Russian Cruisers to Halt Interference
In St Petersburg on June 23 British representation leads to dispatch of British warships to deliver orders to the Russian auxiliary cruisers Dneiper and Bion. They are to cease interference with shipping and return immediately.
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St. Petersburg
Dneiper
Bion
Georgia Federation of Labor closes with new officers
Savannah leader J Heagarty elected president and W Puckett of Atlanta becomes secretary treasurer at the Georgia Federation of Labor session in Atlanta. Child labor restrictions gain passage and resolutions commend Jerome Jones retiring president and honor Puckett for service amid strong calls for humane labor reform and closer rural-urban ties.
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Savannah
W. ©. Puckett
Jerome Jones
Aittle
Fress Huddle’ston
Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Trades
Organized Labor
Pee Ww
Puckett
Sew
Federation of Labor
Br. Ton
J Heagarty
Wwoc
Sarge Plunkett
American ‘Federation of
Augusta
Harrison
Heagarty
Haegarty
Georgia
C. T. Houston
L. J. Kilburn
D. O'Connell
CG. T. Ladson
C. T. Ladson
Hon. C. Tladson
Federation
Fireman Killed in Train Wreck Near Farmer Tenn
Blue Ridge, Ga June 23 Special Two Louisville and Nashville trains met head on on the loop this morning at 8 o clock killing Fireman Napoleon Franklin of the southbound engine and injuring Fireman Albert Dearmond of Blue Ridge of the northbound engine The two engines and six cars were badly wrecked Conductor J H Moore and Engineer Mike Glenn were in charge of the southbound train
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Blue Ridge
Louisville and Nashville
Farmer, Tenn
At & O
Napoleon Franklin
Albert Dearmond
3. H. Moore
Mike Glenn
Hawkinsville Plans Opera House Over Drug Company Building
Hawkinsville Georgia June 23 Special. A new opera house will be built above the Hawkinsville Drug Company Building on Jackson street. Eugene Burch of the Knights of Pythias Lodge is arranging contracts for conversion and equipment. Construction starts immediately. A new D Rodes wholesale grocery store is under construction and expected to complete in about thirty days.
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Hawkinsville
Hawkinsville Drug Company
Jackson Street
Eugene Burch
Knights of Pythias Indge
D. Rodes
Wilder Brothers in Jail for Brannen Killing
Tampa June 23 Following coroner jury verdict charging Sem and Hop Wilder with the assassination of Oscar Brannen at Plant City they were placed in the county jail tonight. The verdict stems from prior trouble between the Wilder and Brannen families. Congressman Sparkman whose secretary George Wilder is a brother of the defendants has been engaged to defend them. The grand jury is ordered to reconvene next Tuesday to take action.
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Oscar Brannen
Tampa
Bia
Plant City
Sem
Hop Whitler
Wilders
Brannen
Sparkman
George Wilder
Acion
One Fare to Hot Springs and Round Trip Price
Knoxville special report details J W Gibson of Tullahoma Tenn being stabbed at a Louisville and Nashville construction camp by a negro railroad laborer. Pleasue Frazier, a negro claiming Atlanta origin, is under arrest for the assault.
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Ark
Gibson
Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Gibson
Tullahoma
Louisville and Nashville
Pleasue Frazier
Atlanta
EL Feeney
Madison
Panama Canal Commission to Meet in Washington
President Roosevelt orders the Isthmian canal commission quarterly meeting moved from the isthmus to Washington on July 1. The decision, the only exception to the isthmus meeting rule, follows the absence of Governor Magoon and the advantage of handling certain matters here.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Magoon
Commission
Magcon
Panama
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