Miss Els Wills to Wed Mr York of Revere Mass
Society notes the engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Els Wills of College Park to Mr York of Revere Massachusetts. The couple will announce the precise date later. Miss Wills is esteemed among friends and noted as among the most popular young women. A ball game between the Lions Club and Ad Club at Ponca de Leon Park Saturday July 9 will raise funds for a memorial hall by the Raborsham chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Els Wills
Mr. York
Revere, ‘Mass
Will
Col“Seark
Siple- Ania Yi
Stanley York
Hevere
Mass
Wills Leore
College Park
Atlanta
Mark
American Express Company
Ee 1 Society
Lions -Club
Ad Club
Ponca’ de Leon Park
Peachtree
Third
Paure
Bera
Social Notices and Engagements in Atlanta Society
A clutter of society items notes Mrs. Wilmer Moore hosting and Mrs. Marion Smith arranging entertainments for daughters, with clubs and church auxiliaries planning showers, dances, and bridge parties. Weddings include Miss Rachel Nunnally and John Westmoreland, and Miss Annie Laurie Holman with Richard Yelvington. Notable gatherings center on the Woman's Club, Wesley Memorial, and the Capital City Club with a rooftop dinner-dance and charity events benefiting the auditorium fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel, Nunnally
John Westmoreland
Baptist Church
Monroe
Moore Pearson
Vivian Baker
Ville
Mig Ret Kent
Holman
Yelvington
Annie Laurie Holman
Richard
DeLand
Fla
Holmans
Quincy
Pia
Florida East Coast ‘Railroad Company
Geneva
Summer home hosts entertain many guests in Clayton Georgia
Mr and Mrs Akers host a house party at their Clayton Georgia summer home featuring guests including Mrs William Percy, Mr and Mrs J L Peacock, Dr and Mrs George Cook, Mr and Mrs Albert Dillon, and others enjoying mountain climbing motoring swimming and more. YWCA holds vesper service at Peachtree Arcade with Dr W M V ery pastor speaking to girls and women about simplicity and unity of purpose in summer vesper programs.
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Brin
Atlan Fuanitye Tas
Mitento One
Yesnet
AL Fendanes
Lane 4
the Associa
van Cavers
Si ‘Renta Dbf
Willam Akers
Clayton
William Percy
J. L. Peacock
Albert Akers
George Cook
Albert Dillon
Hal Hart
W.M. ‘Ery
West End
Adams
Brooklyn
Sivas’ Posten
Serva Crida
Odvars
Odvars Wer Txla Fo ‘Nar,’ Mise Dorris, Migs. Renee Morldeth
George Jurner
Des Adern
Pines
Hoar- Jordan
Mites
Conference notes and officers at Georgia D C gathering
The article lists officers and attendees at a Georgia D C conference. Names include Mrs. Martin first vice president and Miss Crane conference treasurer, with regional organizers from Dublin Savannah and Macon. Delegates from Atlanta chapters attend, including Mrs. Prad Stewart Lena Weight Catherine Cuthbertson and Walter Scott Coleman. The event features prayers, music, and a plan for annual officer elections.
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Pommel Ak
Elude -Mise Martin
Wayera
A Smith
Tennille
Dita ‘Kendall Rogers
Frank Darrelds
Anna Bryan-Line
Macon
Geasion
Walter Anthony
Dunlor
Vhsio
jBivaning
Hincaenas
Wmusic
Magsrs
Moti
Hitorian
Seelainetion
de Hot
Margarethe Morrin
Izes
Anna Bryant
bryant-Lane
Mawaid
Praor
Muate
Lamar
Adelaide
Allante
Fred Stewart
Margaret A
Unclear OCR Fragment Names Medical Figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists several medical names and titles including Williamson, Dr P H Jones, Dr Waiter McFall, Snell McFall, RW Robert Forbes, and Dr antitud with Dr and Mrs Gar rot, lacking context or events. The readable portion hints at a medical grouping or attendance but no concrete action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
P. H. Jones
Waiter ‘McFall
Snell McFall
Robert Forbes
Antitud
Ae Dudiay
Garrot
Twins Celebrate Birthday Party at Brookhaven Garden
A birthday event for Marlee and another girl featured pink and white decorations, candy baskets, and sunbonnets for guests. Mrs. Fred McGonigal wore a fortune teller costume as guests enjoyed harp music, dancing, and gifts under trees while several hostesses wore white organza gowns.
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Marlee
Marion
Brookhaven
McGonigal
Misa Jaquelina Moore
Gaveral
Femanlite Snow
Avery Guest
Smith
Batiste
Wittam
Rawson
Marck
Miss Alita Stewart Elected Leader in Georgia Gonfederacy
Miss Alita Stewart, attractive young daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stewart, is president of the Gonfederacy of the state of Georgia. She currently attends Athens street for the ninth annual conference.
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Alita
Stewert
Fred’s Stewart
Gonfederecy
Gia
Ahd
Bnce
Myre
Andrew J. “Dow
Haves
Houston
Texas
Afra G. B. Turker
Hide Avenue
Milly Zotla
Preeman
Seefa
A. G. Cotreh
Ase Brrest
J.B. ‘Keough
Corinne
Jarrell
Cand
Henry Jarrell
LaGrange
Elegant New Orleans Bride Honored at Juniper Street Home
A large reception in New Orleans honors Mrs. Mikeli, with guests including Mrs. Badham and Mrs. Deveney. The yellow and white color scheme featured a Cluny lace table cover, crystal candelabras, marigold and violet accents, and yellow and white mints. Guests wore stylish gowns, and the event included floral arrangements, a punch service, and a formal luncheon for eminent visitors and guests from Brooklyn and Louis.
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el Cbsnetlec
Aken
Mikel
Brenklin
Mikeli
New Orleany
Mrac
Badham
Arthur Deventy
Mra
Bashan
Juniper Street
Tate
Jace
Franklin T. Mikell
Settek
Lott Warren
FM. Mikel
Eubanks
Georgette
Maud Morgen
Mary Butt Grimb
Walter Bedard
Princes Clarke
Onpointe
Louis
Mann
Mre
Peter
Flathe
Miss Bedgra Mary A Bedgra Ani Case By Stirling Clarke
Fragmentary text mentions names and places with odd punctuation and garbled phrases. It references Mary Bedgra Ani and Stirling Clarke, suggesting a biographical or legal notice fragment without clear events or dates. Content is unclear but centers on individuals and a narrative by Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont
Mitts
Peter
Stirling Clarke
Mary
Ani
Social notes reveal summer travel and visits across cities
The column lists numerous names visiting relatives and friends in Atlanta Jacksonville Mt Airy and Rome. It references Mrs. Homer Black in Asheville doctor notes and a long roster of families including the Potts Bates Burwell Teave and Bates visiting from Birmingham to attend summer camps and gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR News Item Teases World War II Era Attire
Disjointed text mentions an unnamed male figure, white attire, and references to color coded clothing and allied forces. The garbled lines imply a historical report touching on dress and possible people like Julian Prade, with scattered phrases about age, French items, and a ning event.
Postmaster Age Limits Under Civil Service Rules
Washington June 28 news notes new age restrictions for presidential postmaster competitive exams. Applicants must be under sixty five and at least twenty one for third class posts, under thirty for first class, and under twenty five for second class. Also reports a lightning fire at a Georgia house damaging furniture and other misc notices of social visits and local events.
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Washington
Presiden Harding
Aragon
Mo Lawson
Tony
At -An
Dlasg
York E' i Bixty
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Geo. Muse Clothing. Co
Peachtree—Wal
5.A. Clayton Company
East Hunter
Main
Lydia
Pinkham
America
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Marion Smitth
Cobb
Smith, Smith, Thie’ Rookha
Woman's Club
W. B. Gaines
C.K. Ayer
H. Keppon Perry
Wesley Memorial Church
Anna Inen
Roseland
Masonic Temple
Vth Insorile
Atlanta ‘Equal’ Suffrage Association
Orelock
Lecure
Southern Business’ College
Whitehall Biréet
Campbell
McKenna
Ichard
Ormé
Ae ‘Hage
Wilton
Melentia
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Lune
Kessler
Miss Testard
Percy Cox
Ed Park
Havana
Cuba
Hd Willingham
Earl Chandler
Park
Hast Lake Country Club
Ae Ee
Rc, McGaughey
Kirby Willingham
Sutherland
Kirkwood
Elan
Albert Howell
W. C. Wardlaw
Walter Barnwell
Evelyn Harris
W. T. Parkerson
Tyan Allen
Cooper D. Wirin
R.A. Redding
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Hatle
Frank Stone
Ben WU
MO. Tupner
EB. Falvey
Arthur Clarke
Hendon
Matttison
Ming Julia“Hendon
Elizabeth
John T. Mattison
Rockwell City
Tows
Atlante
Richard Ormel
Andrews
J. Andrews
Parent-Teacher Association
Hartwell
Mack, Brown
B. M. Boykin
Atlanta Women's Club
Piedmont Untl
Miss Porter
Dammienne Griffith
Cam Iment
Stes Marie B. Porter
Gainesville
Riesto
Wilson Pars
Annie Louise Huff
Annie Manrie Whorter
Ditty Harber
Galrielle
Dorothy” Bryant
Harriett Rhodes
Wynette Marining
Eleanorave
Genevieve Cervants
Marsa
Lea Foster
Alma ‘Wise
Mr. and
Mrs. Akers
Alabama
George Crandall
Laneleo
Adair
Sandoun
Hava re‘Mra
Déveréux
Rice
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Jo Eo Mes
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Athene
I Blackwhear
M Blackburn's
Peachttes
Fujiupe Phinizy
Altos Peread
Sam
Tones
Baverly DuBose
Mt. Airy
George’ Mitchell
Jacksonville
W. W
Mise Frincen
Harlaon
Mr Thomas
River Potts
J._O'Kstre Nelson
Mitehal
Benning
Mitehals
Homer W.black
Asheville
Eek
Ogeph N. Moody
Brady
Bibylidren
Tocen
Henry ‘Salmon
Boston
James ‘Horton
John Daley
Fea
Georgetown University
Oulde Burrell Teave
Vis He
B.buriwell
Birmingham
Yoomnen
Maeseeen
Carolina
Hira
Chert Wells
Seni Hor
James
Lewis “Hicks
Talladega
Lydie Brown
Mr. and Bedskenridge
Beni
Rae
John
Genner
Foote
J. Ripley
K. Betterton
Alfred Truitt
Eleanor
Smathers
North Gare Ola
Besry Potts
May
Ayer
Thos
Dan Mr
Soha KE Otiley
Orela
Atlatte
Misa
Dorothy
Bates
New Orleans
Ata Serle
Daniel
Katharine Satterfield
Miss Daniel
Miss Bates
At- Loallas Wansa
Cleve Miesé
Nicholas
M. Sabatin
Asnold
Juian Prade
Ning
Hougs
L. Mathers
Palmer
Andrew J. Dow
Charles E. Roaddey
Aera
Oscar Il. Hale
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