Tenth Anniversary Celebration At the Home for Old Women
The Home for Old Women at 61 West End Avenue marks its tenth anniversary with a formal reception planned for Saturday afternoon. Mrs Sarah J Purcell will resign leadership. Mrs Frank M Farley to succeed. Board and staff invite friends, inmates, and the public to attend. Miss Murphey hosted a luncheon at Druid Hills Club honoring Miss Mary King and other guests.
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the Home For Old Women
Home For
Old Women
West End Avenue
Hone
Sarah J Purtell
Prank M Farley
Tidy Managers
Mr. Pur
Fairey
Murphey
Mar. Murphe
Druid Halls
Mary King
Tor
Tace
Vurpher
Hart Louw Ung Warquerte Gage of
Trmingham
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Louise Parker
Mai Horme i
Mr Ree
Ft Alng Wis
C F Vugher
Mise & Ng
Miss King
Lorothy
Fetch Tree Street
Mary Kinet
Alt Henry
Hall
Luncheon Parties Honor Savannah Guest in Gold and Green Decor
An afternoon at Woodhaven featured Mrs Robert Foster Maddox entertaining in honor of Mrs Hugh Comer of Savannah, with a lavender and white centerpiece, silver epergne, and twelve guests. A matinee party by Mrs Wister Sharp celebrated Miss Noble, with rosebud details and elegant table settings.
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Robert Foster
Maddox
Woodhaven
Hugh Comer
Savannah
Clark Iowell
Ming
Covatry
Mildred Nob
Dames
Wister Sharp
Noble
Grace Kims
Noo
Warshing
Miss Sams
Miss McClellan to represent Atlanta at national convention
Miss Susan McClellan, manager of the Atlanta Clearance House for Unemployed, is invited as a delegate to the National Convention of training schools and Managers of Public Employment Bureaus in Detroit July 1 to 4. She will present the Atlanta bureau’s work, follow-up system, record cards, and overall operation, drawing on the bureau's experiences since its founding.
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Atlanta
Clearance House For
National Convention of Training Schools
Tetrat
Miss McChelan
Atlanta Linergency Association
Beaumont Davison
Board of Management
Bureau of Labor
Washington
Romans to Entertain Governor Henderson in Rome
Governor Charles M Henderson of Alabama and Mrs Henderson will spend part of Saturday in Rome. A small party of friends accompanies them to view the proposed Dixie Highway route from Chattanooga to Birmingham. They will be entertained at the Coosa Country Club hosted by the chamber of commerce.
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Charles M Henderson
Alabama
Henderson
Rome
Kattanooga
Etome
Bimingam
Dixie Highway
Janebeon
Oosa Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League closes Smyrna session at meeting today
Smyrna Gap June 24 Special Thusday mornings sunrise prayer meeting was one of the greatest meetings held during the entire Epworth League conference. This meeting was conducted by Mrs J Heath of Atlanta. The 8 20 o'clock song service opened with good attendance. Officers elected for 1915 16 include Professor Wilbur Calvin Acworth president Rev Lawrence Neff vice president Marshall Nelme Kirkwood superintendent first department Miss Kate Pitta Demorest second department Miss Marion E Weigle Augusta third department Miss T Burns Washington fourth department Miss Fannie Ma Schell Last Point secretary Mrs J Heath Atlanta pre elected superintendent Junior Epworth League Robert Hale St Johns Atlanta treasurer Miss Annie Rohner Augusta Epworth Ave agent. Conference opened for invitations for 1916 meeting place. College Park Epworth League president Mr Fitzpatrick extended cordial invitation for College Park to meet next year, accepted unanimously.
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Cpworth League
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Marion E Weigle
Augusta
T . Burns
Washington
Fannie Ma. Schell
Last Point
Mra S J Heath
Atlanta
Lpworth League
Robert Hale
St Johns
Annie Rohner
Epworth Bve
Fitzpatrick
College Park
Epworth League
Carrollton Summer Normal School Closes After Two Weeks
The two week summer normal school conducted by Stile Supervisors Miss C Pariigh Miss Besa S Wood with aid from County Superintendent FoT steed and Fourth District A and M faculty closed. Over two hundred country teachers from ten counties attended as the board was supplied by Ade Mf School at 200 dollars weekly. Notable lectures came from ML Brittain Dr John White J P Faulkner and others. This first of its kind in the state proved successful and promises a month long term next year with plans for a girls dormitory and higher attendance. Government crop losses due to insects and other causes are cited, totaling nearly a billion dollars in estimated damages.
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Martin
Ot Steed
Ade Mf
Sixte
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Atlanta
P Faulkner
Haoul Foundation
A & Wo
Milledgeville Paving Accelerates Under City Plan
Milledgeville Ga June 24 The paving of sidewalks is being pushed this summer and fall by the city street force under 3 T Thomas. The project runs from the city center to the Central railroad depot where completion is expected this week. The new sidewalks enhance the city’s look and are approved as a permanent improvement. Mayor Hell and the administration plan vigorous sidewalk work over the next two years.
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3 T Thomas
Hell
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