Flowers and social events fill Trinity meeting notes
The report details a Christian Temperance Union session at Trinity school room with speaker Mrs Amelia R. Woodall, plus notes on a June flower and fashion day at the Confederate ladies home. It covers bridge luncheons honoring Miss Gallaker and Miss Wood, a New Orleans trip for Miss Catharine Wood, and party plans including a chicken supper fund-raiser at Grant Park and civic club meetings with hospitality events.
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Atlanta
Christian Temperance Union
Trinity
Amelia R. Woodall
Atlanta Offices to Distribute Victory Medals in Southeast
Major Lyle, held in Knoxville to head medal distribution for Tennessee and three other states, is ordered to Atlanta on July 1 to run the southeastern region. With Knoxville closing June 29, distribution will shift to Atlanta headquarters. Tennessee has awarded about 232,500 medals, but only about one third of the 75,000 eligible men have applied. Major Lyle expects applications to rise after the move.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lyle
Tennessee
Atlanta
Southeastern
Agianta
Columbus Teachers at Summer School
Athens June 23 Special lists Columbus teachers attending the summer school. They reside in Mier hall at the State Normal School named for B Miller Columbus board of trustees president. Names include Ruth Sale Hannah Whatley Pearlsty n Rentros Bessie Low Renfroe Mary Colling Nan Howard Anenie Latimer Watkins Jessie Beard.
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Athens
Columbus
Mier
State Normal School
Board of
B. Miller
Colum Ny
Ruth Sale
Hannah. Whatley
Pearlystin
Annie Mae . Rentros
Bessie Low Renfroe
Mary Colling
Nan Howard
Anenié Latimer Watkins
Jessie Beard
Quiet Society Wedding Of Miss Madeline McCullough and Perry Adair
The marriage will occur this evening at Pace's Ferry road home of Mr. and Mrs. D N McCullough. Rev J Sprole Lyon to conduct the ceremony with only immediate family present. After a buffet supper the couple will travel to New York and Asheville, a quiet announcement amid Atlanta society.
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Robert
Perry
Mesdames R. Hears
C. Richter Smith
B. M
Af Beer Barnard A. Boykin
Robert Grkaham
Fred Houser
Cosby
Madeline, McCullough
Perry Adair
D. N.mccullough
Pace's Ferry Road
J. Sprole Lyon
Mr. Adair
New York
Asheville
Madeline McCullough
Atlanta
Beauty
D. N. McCullough
Auditorium Luncheon Promotes Atlanta Woman's Club Auditorium
The Atlanta Woman's Club auditorium committee hosted a Wednesday luncheon at the clubhouse chaired by Mrs. W B Price-Smith. President Mrs. B M Boykin outlined building costs and monthly expenses of 7500 dollars while members pledged support for fund raising.
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Masee Tee
Atlanta Woman's Club
Wenesday
W.B. Prica-Smith
B. Mt. Boykin
Woman's Club
Price-Smith
Arthur Hazzerd
Treamer
George L. Broker
William Hannaberry
Taliuleh
Har Sherman Jackson
Ayer
Harriet Noyes
Rogers” Winter
Fragmentary Military Roster From A Distant Page
A garbled OCR extracted list names ranks and initials resembling a military roster. The readable items include colonels majors lieutenants and various surnames such as Hamilton Richards Chedtenant Scanlon Sharp Wilsey and others.
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Tain
Ghaties
J. Anmmonae
H. Pene
HL Sones
Mader George
Ars ‘Harnes
Mentenent
Ederick ‘Oleman
James ‘Hy ‘Frier
Solouslantes
Hamilton
John. Monre
Heutenants
Waira K. Richards
Mazjor
Edward G. Chedtenant
Herbert V. Scanlon
Ernest F. Sharp
Ter T. Wilsey
John
Legion members to sail for France for dedication trip
A Legion delegation representing the United States will sail from the Atlantic coast on August 30 to attend the unveiling of a U S army monument at Filrey in the northwest sector of Toul. They will visit Paris to receive the freedom of the city before touring battlefields and laying the cornerstone of Roosevelt bridge at Chateau Thierry.
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Paris
Hordeaux
Strassbourg
Ceities
Fitrey
Iesson
Chateau Thierry
Roosgvelt
Janes Franklin. D'Olier
Legion
Emery
Wallace Given Washington Bust by Conferees
Paris reports Ambassador Wallace received a bust of George Washington from Jules Cambon at the ambassadors conference. Cambon praised his active and amicable cooperation, and Wallace expressed gratitude in a moving speech before departing. Cor-respondents to American papers invited to dine with the ambassador Thursday night.
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Paris
Wallace
Jules Cambon
Qhenkine Wallace
MM. Cambon
George Washington
Sevres
Gambon
Ware County to Build Hebardville Jamestown School House
In Ware county plans to ease crowded classrooms, builders will start the Hebardville Jamestown community school house to serve about 600 students this coming year. Additional symmetric projects include new modern school houses at Emerson Park Suwanee Mt Green Sycamore and Manor and a Manor facility for Negro pupils. An extra building will be erected in the Bennett Lynn Haywood Jordan consolidated district to handle overflow.
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Waycross
Gay
Ware
Hebardville-Jamestown
Anglades
Emerson Park
Suwanee
Mt. Green
Sycamore
Manor
Bennett-Lynn-Haywood-Jordan
Mother of British Colonial Head Dies
London June 29 Lady Randolph Churchill formerly Miss Jennie Jerome of New York died here today She married Lord Randolph Churchill son of the seventh duke of Marlborough a leading political figure Her death followed a heart attack with Winston Churchill secretary of state for the colonies present at the end
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London
Randolph Churchi
Jennie Jerome
New York
Shea
Lord Randolph Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
England
Randolph Churchill
Heron
Winston Churchill
Minstrel Show At Auditorium Draws Noted Guests
Wednesday night program featured Misg Inez Marvin and her Si PY Six with a diverse cast including Miss Mary Campbell Miss Louise Steiner Miss Nell Jentzen and Miss Gladys Christman. Audience noted dancing by T Wrimley and a quartet performance. Constanti nople topic spans Turkish nationalists and Allied commission. Arrests reported including alleged ring-leader Augenblick.
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eMillion Dollar
Misg-Inez Marvin
Sipy Six
Orchestra Nambe
Noah's Ark
Advnn
Mary Onelt
Bell
Louise
Steiner
Routan
Eons FL
Hantboy
Molly
Max Tilts
Sullivan
O’neill
J. Albert
Migs
Evelyn
Chestman
Henry Steiner
Wrimley
Mia
Jennie
Dean
Oren
Carlton
Reuter
Jennne
C J. Collins
J. P. Hambrick
Misa Mary Campbell
Rose . Campbell
O'Neill T. A
Oemwilt
van’ Goldtsnoven
Ralph’ King
George Moltz
John
T. Wrigley
Sreeks
Asia Minor
Sftustopha “Kemal Pasha
Constanti
Augenblick
Macon man dies from pistol wounds in murder case
Macon Ga June 20 Special J Durwood B Mercer 36 a World War veteran died today at Macon hospital after being shot at the corner of Broad and Poplar streets. Coroner jury ordered Charles E Snipes painter held for murder. Snipes said I am sorry upon learning of Mercer's death. Mercer leaves a wife and four brothers and three sisters. Ed B Mercer, Durwood's brother, dodged a shot during the incident.
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Macon
J. Durwood B. Mercer
Broadway
Poplar Streets
Charles E. Snipes
Coronea’ Jury
Snipes
Bibb County
Mercer
H. B. Strickland
Akron
Durwood
Ed. B.' Mercer
Youth Dies After Gasoline Fire At Country Store
In Roanoke Vaz on June 20 William Earl Medley, 15, was doused with gasoline and set ablaze by several youths at a rural store. He died last night in a local hospital from his injuries. No legal action yet taken.
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Roanoke
Vaz
William Earl “Medley
Miles
Summer service to Wrightsville established
A new summer service agreement takes effect on June 25, establishing direct travel to Wrightsville. The deal outlines routes and schedules for the season, aiming to boost passenger flow and local accessibility.
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Agrees
Wrightsville
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