Watt Wishart-Holt nuptials planned in Jacksonville
Mrs. Thomas Watt Jefferson Watt announces the marriage of her daughter Edna Watt Wishart to Sr. Pleasant Allen Holt of Jacksonville Florida. The wedding will Tuesday morning June 30 at the bride’s home on Myrtle Street with out of town guests listed from Columbus Georgia and Jacksonville.
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H. L. Dowling
George Boyd
Joe Bryan
Meta Bryan
Jacksonville
Fla
Nabors
Mark Nabors
Whitehall Terrace
Joe Burton
Florida
Hpi
John T. Hardisty
Leverette Walker
Canada
John T. Whitman
Siaimons
Battle Creek
Mollie Marsh
Onida Lipscomb
Gaffney
8. C
Charles Hammett
Aehbey Street
W. F. Crusselle
Ruth Crusselle
Gainesville
Charters- South
Mattia
Vis
West
North
Julius Alexander
Ear Collee
Winship Gates
Bates
Batue Creek
Cadie Craix
Dahlonega
John Jackson
Barry T. Schlesinger
Peacatres Road
Absorption Treatment Promises Clearer Complexion
A Victorian style advertisement urges use of mercalized wax to absorb an undesirable summer complexion. Spread at night, wash off in the morning for gradual improvement. Daily use claims a whiter, spotless look, followed by a powder solution of saxolite and hazel for daily care.
Linen Shower Plans and June 25 Nuptials Highlight Society Page
The piece details a linen shower committee event with numerous social hosts including Mrs. Stough and Mrs. Harrell, plus upcoming matinee and bridge parties for guests of Mrs. Wight. It also reports the June 25 wedding of Miss Lelia Lucio Yeate to Mr. J. W. Finder at Edgewood Baptist Church with honors, attendants, and a reception, followed by a Florida sojourn and plans to reside in Key West.
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Sirs Wight
Anthony
Perkins
Dixon
Charles Stough
Frank Steinhaur
Albert Harrell
BL. Wight
Wesley Bounival
KK. Rambo
Susie Wells
Birs. A. McD. Wilson, Jr
Thomas Jones
John A- Miller
J. A Memger
Joan H. Raines
R. P. Milam
Hugh White
George Winship
Albert Wooley
F. B. Wright
W. R. Prescott
Charles Boynton
George Thompson
HH. Tucker
W. B. Mann
Jordan
Warren Cardler
A. L. Waldo
B. Fraser
J. Wi. Mobley
H. E. W. Palmer
Florence Harris
E. L. Adams
R. H. McDougald
J. TF
H. W. Grant
C. A. Mauck
T. T. Stevens
MM Bivins
Thomas Moore
E. G. Neal
Wilgon
J. ¥. Kennerly
Mattie Moore
Perry
W. J. Timrins
Louise Jackson
Renonak Terry
Elizabeth Whittaker
Frances Johnson
Irwin LaFayette
Julius D. Jernigan
Lyride
Florida
Mrs. Finder
Key Weer
Hamilton Block
Cumberland
Roy Dorsey
Kentucky
Nellie Kiser Stewart
Marion Dean
Rome
Richard Campbell
Nellie Campbell
St. Louis
Evans
Frank B. Blocks
Social Set Notes From City and Southern Casts
Social items recount travelers and visitors across Asheville Kanuga Lake Athens and Battle Creek. Notables include Mr Kenry Newman Mrs Joseph Stewart Miss Lyda Nash and Miss O Donnell with extended journeys to Rochester New York City and New Orleans. Anne Fauntleroy born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Julian McGill.
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Kenry .Newman
Asheville
N.C
Alexander Smith, Jr
Kanuga Lake
Joseph Stewart
Athens
Julian McGill
Anne Fauntleroy
Stuart Stringfellow
Sixth Street
Lyda Nash
Mise O'Donnell
New Orleans
Epworth League Resolutions Oppose Child Labor
The North Georgia Epworth League conference at Demo Rest from June 22 to 25 adopted resolutions condemning child labor. They pledge support and prayers for relief, urge Georgia lawmakers to pass protective legislation, and seek gospel ministers and patriotic citizens to join the cause, sending copies to papers and officials.
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North Georgia
Epworth League
Demorest
Chita
Legislature of
Georgia
Atlanta
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
House
Senate
Beulan Donehoo Manston
Wilbur Colvin
Mias Fannie May Schell
Executive Board Mothers' Congress Holds Meeting
The Georgia branch of the National Congress of Mothers met at the Ansley hotel Friday morning with Mrs. Howard Payne presiding. Resolutions on Mrs. Zahner’s death were adopted and a legislation report urged renewed efforts for several reform bills including kinder garten, protections for children, age of consent, health, birth registration, and uniform marriage and divorce laws. A push was outlined to contact state representatives, district meetings were reported, and a committee was formed to extend district work outside Atlanta. Mrs. Payne departed for Elberton in the afternoon.
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Georgia
The
National Congress of Mothers
Ansley Hotel
Howard Payne
Robert Zahner
Mothers’ Congress
Congress of Mothers
W. H Wises
J. W. Howlett
McCallie
Fell
Atlanta
City Department of Health
Payne
Elberton
Technically Trained Men Needed in South
Walter D. Nash urges support for the greater Tech campaign to supply educated, competent men from Georgia to meet rising industrial demand. Alumni and officials cite inadequate Tech equipment and emphasize Atlanta as a southern hub for practical commerce, manufacturing, and research boosting regional development.
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South
Georgia
Greater Tech
Walter D. Nash
Atlanta Utility Works
Mr. Nash
Mex
Georgia School of Yerknology
W.M. Fambrough
J. McCrary Company
Tech
Atlanta
DuBose to Speak in Buffalo at Epworth League Meet
Dr H M DuBose pastor of the First Methodist church will travel to Buffalo New York to deliver one of two opening addresses at the International Epworth League convention beginning July 1 Bishop Burt of Geneva Switzerland will give the other opening talk. DuBose will preach at the First Methodist church Sunday morning and evening presenting Startling Truth in the morning and Prices Current For Souls in the evening weather permitting the service may be outdoors and legislators are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. DuBose
First Methodist Church
Buffal
N. Y
Bishop Burt
Geneva
Switzerland
DuBose
Old Women's Home Opens Ninth Birthday With Open House
The Home for Old Women celebrated its ninth anniversary at 61 West End Avenue with an all-day open house from seven in the morning to six in the evening. Large crowds attended as officials and trustees toured the commodious Plant and observed the institution’s care for elderly and dependent women. The event featured music, refreshments, and a program led by president Mrs. S. J. Purtell and officers including Mrs. F. M. Varley and Miss Arlar Durteil.
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West End Avenue
S. J. Purtell
F. M. Varley
Edward P. Wood
Arlar Durteil
R. D. Haslett
Schonhardt to Speak at Sacred Heart in Atlanta
Father Schonhardt, pastor of the Roman Catholic church in Fitzgerald Georgia, will be in the city Sunday and speak at all Sacred Heart church services at Peachtree and Ivy streets. He will collect voluntary contributions to complete funds for the new Fitzgerald church.
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Father Schonhardt
Fitzgerald, Ga
Sacred Heart Church
Carmer Peachtree
Ivy Streets
Steam Engineers to Name Officers Tonight in Atlanta
The Atlanta Lodge of the National Association of Steam Engineers will hold a business and social session at 644 West Alabama Street tonight at o'clock. A committee revised the program and provided refreshments. Besides electing officers for the coming year, two delegates will be chosen for the national meeting from November 7 to 11 in Milwaukee.
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Atlanta
Lodge of
National Association of Steam Engineers
West Alabama Street
O'Clook
J. R. Echols
C. M. Thornton
Chief Beavers to Speak Sunday at Georgia Avenue Church
Chief James L. Beavers will deliver a Sunday night address at the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church at the corner of Grant Street and Georgia Avenue under the auspices of the Society of Christian Endeavor. The note cites over 4,000,000 Christian Endeavors nationwide and invites all Atlanta Endeavor societies to attend.
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James L. Beavers
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Grant Street
Georgia Avenue
Beavers
Society of Christian Endeavor
United States
Atlanta
Patterson Birthday Dinner Noted For Funeral Director
A birthday dinner was tendered Friday to H. M. Patterson the well known funeral director by his son Fred Patterson at the Hotel Ausley.
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H. M. Patterson
Fred Patterson
Ausley
Rotarians Conclude Sessions in Houston
Houston June 26 Special. The Rice hotel balcony dinner for Rotarians was a success. Newly elected officers were installed after the banquet. The business meeting focused on trade sections and divisions with Ivan E. Allan of Atlanta chairing the last division. Afternoon sessions reported on trade and professional sections. Next convention city to be named by the executive committee in sixty days. At 10 pm the Red Roosters gave an entertainment in Houston streets as a farewell for visitors to the no-tsu-oh carnival concluding with a street dance.
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Dy Fred Houser
Houston
Texas
Rice Hotel
Ivan E. Allan
Atlanta
Red Roosters
Inner Circle
Big Matinee Crowd Sees D A R Pageant at Auditorium
A large afternoon matinee crowd attended the Joseph Habersham chapter D A R pageant at the Auditorium Armory. The historical portrayal of colonial and Revolutionary Georgia was staged with elaborate design and matched the first performance in grandeur.
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Yzhien
Auditorium Armory
Joseph Habershim
D A. R
Georgia
Installation Exercises in Augusta Knights of Pythians
Public installation of officers in the three Knights of Pythians lodges set for the evening of July 9. Grand Master T C Norman of Washington will be the Installing officer and Thomas J Carling supreme chancellor is expected to attend. Exercises will be public.
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Augusta
Knights of Pythians
Auguste
TC. Norman
Washington
Thomas J. Carling
Miss Lyle Named Assistant Postmaster in Athens
In Athens on June 26 special dispatch, Annie Lyte will succeed Harvey Stovall as assistant Postmaster in the Athens office. Captain Jep Rucke is Postmaster. Lyle has served in the office for years. Stovall, brother of son flies to Switzerland after being named cashier of a local bank when the new administration took office. Also a note promoting Dolly Varden Flour with a slogan about white as snow.
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Athens
Annie Lyte
Harvey Stovall
Jep Rucke
Lyle
Stovall
Switzerland
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Mceluffey
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Charles BC Black
Druid Hills Golf Club
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Ernest Woodruff
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Forrest Adair
East Lake Club
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Arthur Neal Robinson
Ona
Robert Gree
Druid Hilla Golf Club
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Edward Waldren Payne
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Yes & Mosher
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Rochester
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Georgian Terrace
Harry Schiasinger
Smith College
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Texana
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DR. Dubose
Buffalo, N. Y
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Sacred Heart
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Food For Thought
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Cole
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Gate City
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Peachtree Street
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