Bertram Burdell and Evelyn Denning wed in Augusta
Augusta June 2 Special Bertram Burdell and Miss Evelyn Denning were married yesterday at St Pauls Episcopal church by Rev Sherwood Whitney Miss Martha Denning was maid of honor and Mr Clifford of Waynesboro best man After the ceremony the couple will travel to Atlanta and Savannah then sail for Boston July 7 a trip to the British Isles precedes their Augusta home Miss D Tolleson McDonough Matron of honor Miss Lucile Fletimater Griffin maid of honor Little Miss Elizabeth Harrison Montezuma niece of the bride flower girl Joseph Norman Columbus best man
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Augusta
Bertram Burdell
Evelyn Denning
Sherwood Whitney
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Martha Denning
Clifford
Waynesboro
Atlanta
Savannah
Boston
British Isles
D. B. Tolleson
McDonough
Lucile Fletmlater
Griffin
Elizabeth Harrison
Montezuma
Joseph Norman
Columbus
Mitchell-Pate wedding in Griffin Georgia
In Griffin Georgia on June 25 a refined Thursday ceremony united Miss Elizabeth Stitchell and Mr. William Head Pate of Savannah. The nuptials took place at 4 30 p m in the bride’s parents home, conducted in the drawing room by Rev Thomas J Head of Atlanta. The home showed elegant decor and refined refreshments as part of the celebration.
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Griffin
Elizabeth Stitchell
William Head Pate
Savannah
James’ Evans Mitchell
Thomas J. Head
Atlanta
Henry Purtell
Atlantic City
Willie Williams
Ruth Hinman
Sewanee
Yonah Lodgs
Nacouches Valley
Matinee Party and Social Teas Across Forsyth Drive
Miss J Hadys Byrd hosted a matinee at the Forsyth followed by dancing at the Driving Club in honor of Miss Josephine Smith and guests Gertrude Morton from Mobile, Marlon Mills from Chattanooga, and Anne Moore Provost from Birmingham.
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Jhadys Byrd
Forsyth
Driving Club
Josephine Smith
Gertrude Morton
Mobile
Marlon Mills
Chattanooga
Anne Moore Provost
Birmingham
WEDDINGS OF LOUISE RICE BYRD BY DR JESSE BYRD AND OTHERS
Miss Mildred Louise Rice wed Dr Jesse Lee Byrd at the Rice home with Rev Cremean officiating. Bridesmaids wore pink and white gowns, flower girls in white, a reception followed, and the couple will reside with the Rices before a home on Grant Street. The report also notes other weddings including Lettie Logan Wilson and Homer J. Thomas at Moore Memorial church and Mattia Burn Wolcott marrying Owen J. Terrell at the bride’s home.
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Stella Pittman
Elizabeth Bender
Little
Madeline Rice
Martha Wilson
Wiliam Henry Rice
Lizzie Peacock
Palma Crenshaw
Mary Delaney
Ethel Gonehue
Mary King
Clara “Kilgore
Haley Walker
Mnale May Jenkins
Hountree
Elkin D. Wright
Edwin T. Byrd
Mrs. Byrd
Mrs. Rice
Bridal and social events at Capital City clubs
Berry and other English teachers attended a dinner dance at the Capital City Country Club with guests listed. Mrs Lee Jordan hosted a Sunday school class picnic at Druid Hills Golf Club. Mrs William Henry Rice honored her daughter Louise Rice with a bridal party buffet at Grant Street home. Miss Lizzie Peacock hosted a miscellaneous shower for Louise Rice at Sidney Avenue with prizes and pink decor.
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Capital City Country Club
B. Fleming
H. E. Jackegn
W. D. Grant
J. R. Lynch
Mire
H Moore
J. W. Martin
A. E. Harlow
Luther B. Rosser
E. Lewis
Norman Gooledge
G. M. Jerome
W. ©. Bill
J. E. Williams
Carter Woolford
Winter Alfriend
Jordon
Lee Jordan
Clase
Druid Hills Golf Club
van Ruto
William Henry Rice
Grant Street
Louise Rice
Meetings of Atlanta chapter No 67 C E S at temple
Atlanta chapter No 67 C E S holds its regular meeting at the Masonic temple this evening at 8 o'clock. This last meeting until September includes a special program and refreshments. Full attendance is requested. Visitors welcome. Next Sunday Abe Soldiers' Home hosts J L White singing class using Sacred Harp. the public is cordially invited.
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Atlanta
C. E.S
Masonic Temple
J. L. White
Abe
Social items highlight city visitors and travel notes
Mrs Trox Bantesten and Mrs M Powell of Newnan Ga spent yesterday in the city. Mrs Logan Pitts of Calhoun Ga guest of friends here. Mrs A O Granger of Cartersville Ga guest of daughter Mrs Walter Hansell. Mrs J Lindsay Johnson of Rome in city at the Ansley. Several social engagements and travels noted including Atlantic City trips, European sails, box parties, and summer home plans. Also local depot news: a new Savannah and Northwestern railway site selected in Springfield with construction soon.
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Trox. Bantesten
M. Powell
Newnan
Logan Pitts
Calhoun
A. O. Granger
Cartersville
Walter Hansell
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
Ansley
Rosa Woodberry
Springfield
Savannah and Northwestern Railway
Richard Morgan
Savannah
Herald Office
Springfield Trading Company
Open air annex planned for Lee Strat school in Atlanta
Atlanta's board of education approved a $1,400 contribution toward an open air annex at Lee Strat school, doubling as a practical expansion after selling Red Seal stamps to cover the remaining $1,600. The plan aims to add five or six classes, reduce crowding by reshaping grades, and follow successful models in other cities.
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Atlanta
Board of Education
Lee Strat School
R. J. Guinn
Ciites
Dan Grean
Finance and Improvement Committee
Lee School
Guinn
Jessie Muse
Girls’ High School
Miss Muse
Miss Woolfe
Woolfe
Burton
Fifth Ward Improvement Club
English Avenue
Harvey Hatcher
Hatcher
Slaton
Jackson
Tech
Iit
Judge Harris Speaks in Thomas Courthouse
In Thomasville Georgia June 26 a large crowd heard Hon Nate Harris discuss his gubernatorial platform. He arrived by auto from Boston and was welcomed by citizens led by Judge Robert G Mitchell who introduced him and paid tribute. Harris reviewed his war and civil life record, criticized opponents only mildly, and drew praise as a vote predictor for Georgia.
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Thomasville
Nate. Harris
Judge Harrie
Auto
Boston
Robert G. Mitchell
Judge Mitchell
Judge Harris
Georgia
Floyd County Peach Crop Moves Beginning July 2
The Floyd county peach crop will begin to move about July 2. A few more cars of early varieties will be shipped this coming week. The Carmens will move first, and the Elberta crop will follow two weeks later. The crop is good in this section and most orchard men have already disposed of their output at good prices.
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Tome
Floyd County
Improve Expression and Complexion with Simple Wax Treatment
A Victorian advertisement promotes mercoized wax as a facial aid, claiming it enhances expression by smoothing skin without clogging pores. It promises a pure, youthful complexion as a thin surface layer peels away, with nightly use under cold cream and morning washing. It also touts saxolite wash for wrinkle removal, claiming Obedient results in weeks.
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USA
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Denning-Dales
Mitchell-Pate
Gompany
Yorke le
Miss Christian
Ann Christian
Richmond
Alicea Goree
Worth Boulevard
F. I. Bagwell
Bridge
Druid Park
Eugene Harrington
Helena Wilde
Wilmington
the Growers of India Tea
Dinah
Chicago
France
Econc
Berry
Miss Peacock
Sidney Avenue
Neil Delaney
Nell Delaney
Ethel Donchoo
Bertha Teacock
Annie Mary Jenkins
Clare Kinnere
Clara Dunn
Miss Walker
Natalie Rice
Dr. Byrd
Mrs
Harvey Jordan
New York
Howard Payne
Elberton, Ga
Ansley Hotel
The
Mothers’ Congress of Georgia
Frank Meador
Charlotte Meador
Henry Powers
Henry Powers Elliott
Eugene Robbins
Selma
Ormen Campbell
Argyle
Smyrna
E. A. Camp
Boward
Marion
Michigan
Louise Dobbs
Elizabeth Rose
Knoxville
Patty McGehee
WR. Prescott
Calvin Prescott
Thomas Prescott
Wiliam Prescott
Kynuga Lake
Joseph Hawkins
Ctty
Americus
Jace Bayard
Mount Eagle
Tenn
4. L. Delkin
Seattle
Jones
Battle Hill
Keats Speed
Florence Simrall
Sarah Chenault
Kentucky
Hattie Brayley
Highlands
J. K. Orr
Harriet] Orr
Leo Jordan
Lake Nanerk
Charley Bell
Wrightsville Beach
W. H. Pendleton
Frederick Bronk
Hartford
Conn
George Forrester
Wrightsville
Boac
Joseph Raine
Emily Davis
Robert Davis
Newark
Morgan McNeal
Marietta
Harris
Thomas Courthouse
Floyd
Weill
Tripod Paint Co
North Pryor Street
Bell Phone
Atingta
New Home Sewing Machine Co
10 Trust Co
C.J. Kamper Grocery Co
Ivy
Peachtree St
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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