Atlanta Women Meet and state federation plans
The Atlanta City Federation of Clubs met with vice president Mrs A V Gude to discuss the November meeting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. Delegates from 24 federated clubs attended as plans were laid for sessions in Carnegie Hall and the Grand Woman's Club rooms. The meeting emphasized advancing child labor protection and compulsory education laws, with Mrs Arthur Granger urging coordinated action to secure these measures for Georgia. The article also notes social and personal items including local marriages and residents visiting and traveling.
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Atlanta
Atlanta City Federation of Clubs
A. V. Gude
Nellie Peters
Ack
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Uarnegie
Woman's Club
Federated Club
Toose
Arthur O. Granger
State Federation of Georgia
Georgia
Williams-Lewis announce daughter's marriage invitation
Williams Lewis RS Howard Williams issue invitations for the marriage of Saida Gordon to Lester Hoff Lewis on Monday July 7 at noon at St Peter church West Twentieth Street New York. Miss Williams has a large circle of acquaintances and relatives expected to attend.
Going Away Gown and Society Ties for Miss Satterfield
Miss Satterfield, now in Atlanta from Cartersville, is celebrated as a talented and beautiful young woman. She has attracted many friends through charm and grace. Mr. Gramling, head clerk in the Central of Georgia Railway forwarding department, is a trusted company employee. The couple plan travel to Washington and New York, then sail home from New York via the Savannah line and will be at 68 Walton Street after July.
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Miss Satterfield
Atlanta
Cartersville
Gramling
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Washington
New York
Savannah
Walton Street
Home for Incurables Excursion Prep for Tallulah Falls
The Atlanta Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons plans a Tallulah Falls trip to benefit the Home for Incurables. Train cars are organized with designated leaders and organizers. General superintendent is Mrs C G Shearer. Miller Farpless couple wed last night in Atlanta and will reside there after a Nashville visit.
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Atlanta
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Tallulah Falls
Home For Incurables
Honery
C. G. Bradt
John l. Moore
Lydian Wood
W. C. Bishop
W. N. Will
Hartman
Oscar Ragland
Ligzie Fitzgibbons
Edna Rogers
C. G. Shearer
Recital by Twentieth Century Music Club Scholars
Recipients of the club's scholarships will present a recital this morning at 10 30 in the Woman's club rooms at the Grand. An interesting programme has been arranged.
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Twentieth Century Music Club
Witb
Grand
Florence Crittenton actions and club meetings update
Sleetings. The regular semi monthly meeting of the executive committee of the Florence Crittenton home will not be held this month. At 10 o'clock this morning the New Era Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. W. P. Burt on Milledge avenue. The Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association will meet this morning in the American Baptist Publication reading rooms at 10 o'clock. All members are urged to be present, as business of importance will be transacted. Social Items. Miss Marie Stewart will entertain the Euchre Club this morning at her home on West Peachtree. Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan, of Mississippi have returned to their home after several weeks spent with relatives on Washington street. Miss Lena Swift is among the house party given by Mr Rithed Lester in Savannah. See Mrs. Robert Davis is in Petersburg, Va. Mr. Orme Arnold of Washington, D. C. sident yesterday in the city. Miss Louise Toda is expert home this week from New York, tye. as Miss Mary Philips, one of the most beautiful of the season's debutantes, is.
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Susan Calhoun
Nanelle Crawford
T. J. Crawford
Alabama
C. C. Adams
Peachtree
J. Calhoun Clarke
Europe
Louise Cobb
J. E. McGaughey
Atlanta
Irene
Anna Pouncey
Bellton
Buford Sylch
Tee
Harris Crane
South Carolina
Bee
Charles Robe
Augusta
Rena Brandon
Dublin
Knoxville
Henry Roan
Columbus
Augusta Hardin
Capitol Avenue
Johnson
Palmetto
Mr. Blount
Wrightsville Beach
Zach Green
West Point
Addie Mae Price
Halt
Nelson
Florence Crittenton
Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association
American Baptist Publiation
Marie Stewart
Euchre Club
West Peachtree
James Jordan
Mississippi
Washington Street
Lena “Swift
Rithed Lester
Savannah
Robert Davis
Petersburg
Orme Arnold
Washington, D. C
Louise Toda
New York
Tye
Mary Philips
Platt
Connecticut
Potomac
Mr. Platt
Washington
Thaddeus M. Mehon
Pennsylvania
Elegant gowns at reduced prices tempt shoppers
Kirkcaldie's offers fall import remnant stock of dress novelties lace and trimmings at very cheap prices. Gowns will be made up at reduced rates for a short time, inviting customers to visit 731-2 Whitehall Street to view the values and learn the low price.
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Kirkcaldie’s
Kirkcaldie
Kirkcaldie's
Whitehall Street
Improvements on Schools in Atlanta Ahead of Session
Before the next Atlanta school session begins, improvements will be made including painting replastering and repairs. Wells and cisterns will be installed at four campuses to supply cool water. Formwall Street school will gain an extra room. Major Slaten expects full enrollment and many certificates issued as teachers are scattered nationwide.
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Atlanta
Formwall Street School
Slaten
Knoxville
Chicago
Libbey Cut Glass Showcases Expert Cutting and Sparkle
Libbey presents cut glass possibilities with sparkling clarity and morning dew brilliance. The text emphasizes artistry, years of study, and Libbey’s finest shapes for all silver uses from modest to luxurious.
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Libbey
Educators Meet at Chattanooga for Southern Convention
The twelfth annual Southern Educational Association convention will run four days from July 1 at Chattanooga. Major W. F. Slaton heads Atlanta participation with round trip fares plus a $2 membership. Program covers The Larger View of Education, rural handicraft, citizenship training, and multiple departmental meetings. Excursions to Lookout Mountain and other sites planned. newspapers note rail and steamship fare options and a Providence meeting in July.
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The
Southern Educational Association
Chattanooga
South
W. F. Slaton
Atlanta Public Schools
Lookout Mountain
Orchard Knob
Missionary Ridge
Chickamauga Park
McMillan
R. N. Roark
State College
Lexington
Schoo
BE. C. Branson
Athens
H. C. Brownell
Louteville
E. A. Alderman
New Orleans
J. H. Hineman
Pine Bluff
Ark
Cunningham
Florida
H. Bennett
Tallahassee
Fla
Ida M. Lining
Charleston
Queretia Whilard Treat
Grandankis
Mich
William A. Read
Fryetteville
Whitfield
Jackson
Mies
BE. C. Dowman
Oxford
Art
Elsworth Woodward
T. A1. Garrett
Agasta
George W. Gordon
Memphis
J. Reese Lin
Natchez
Miss
Archibald Relcher
Houston
Tex
J. C Hardy
Agricultural College
Misa
Charles W. Kent
Charlottesville
Charles W. Dabney
Knoxville
Tenn
Edwin A. Alderman
New Orleana
W. B. Smith
Department of Secondary Education
A. Mynders
Robert Bingham
Asheville
N. C
Isoline Rodd
Department of Normal Schoole
Ming Gillante Macfeot
Rock Hil
D. C
Blanche Finley
Columbia
8. C
Willette Alien
Atlanta, Ga
Providence
BR. I
Southern Railway
R. I
Atlanta
New York
Rail
New York and Sound Lines
Norfolk
Kimball House
J. C. Beam, Jr
DP. A
Notice to Inspect Wheeler & Wilson No 9 Sewing Machine
Call and examine the new No 9 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine before purchase. It lightens the burden of sewing more than any other machine on the market and bears the endorsement of prominent physicians. Visit the office at 11 Whitehall Street to inspect its genuine merits.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Whitehall Street
Dororthy South Book by George Cary Hgsteston Summer Read
A notice announces a new summer reading title by George Cary Hgsteston. The item also lists a Southern Railway special train schedule to Cumberland Island, with $3.50 round trip tickets valid three days, and references Georgia Supreme Court cases including Southern Railway Company v State of Georgia with argued proceedings.
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Dorothy South
George Cary Hgsteston
Miller
Marietta
Atlante & P. m
Cumberland Island
Supreme Court of Georgia
Southern Railway Company
State of Georgia
Conyers
Bartow County
E. L. Eastlick
Eeetor
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Satterfield
William Robert Graming
Garnett Street
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Ruble Satterfield
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Henry D. Phillips
Minnie Davis
Kentucky
Marie Sandéra
J. M. French
Spring Street
Ed M. Durand
Lillian Goldsmith
Mount Airy
W. T. Gentry
P. L. Carter
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Montgomery
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Curtis Arnall
Senora, Ga
Roland Respess
Duluth
Annie Warren
Arthur Pope
James L. Girardeau
J. W.W. Bea
Harlem
Lena Hall
J. H. Willamson
William M. Dale
Birmingham
John Tullis
Matt
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Cumming, Ga
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New Era Reading Circle
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