Florence Boykin Hosts California Guest at Atlanta Luncheon
Miss Katherine Boyd of Los Angeles, the guest of honor, attended a luncheon hosted by Miss Florence Boykin at the Atlanta Woman's Club. The dining room display featured pink and lavender with gladioli and Jacksapur. attendees included Miss Boyd, Miss Ann Peeples, Miss Emily Davis, Miss Callie Orme, Miss Rebecca Ashcraft, Miss Constance Cone, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Boyd
Los Angeles
Calif
Caton Woolford
Florence Boykin
Atlanta Woman's Club
Boys and Girls Leave Saturday For Camp Dixie
Diaie camps for girls and boss will begin the ninth season Saturday under the direction of A. A. Jameson, W. A. Button, Miss Lecin MeChi-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dixie
Diaie
Boss
A. A. Jameson
W. A. Button
Miss Lecin MeChi
Cardui praised by nurse in Hopewell tale
Hopewell Virginia shows famous Dupont gunpowder town with wartime growth and many residents moving on. A Vermont nurse, Mrs Trevathan, credits Cardui with relief from side pains and poor appetite after trying the remedy and recommends it to other women through her professional contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Dupont
Walter Ts. ‘Trevathan
Vermont
Battle Ground Annex
Trevathan
Cardui
Alwasn
Camp Dixie Camps Draw Record Atlanta Attendance This Season
Camp Dixie for Girls and Camp Dixie for Boys open in the Blue Ridge region with 1900 to 2500 feet altitude. The rapid demand reduced applications, listing Atlanta attendees including Jane Liebeth Brownlee Frances McRae Campbell Eugenia Candler Mary Candler and many more. Counsellors from Atlanta include Margaret Camp Eula Lang Carolyn Sutton and Florence Wills along with numerous campers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucy
Mes. FP. C. Newsom
Avanta
Terminal Station
Camp Dixie
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Georgia
Atlanta
Jane Liebeth J Brownlee
Frances McRae Campbell
Eugenia Candler
Mary Candler
Ethel Cottrill
Elizabeth Dunlup
Elizabeth Prodd
M. Dodd
Lillian Edmondsen
Sarah Edmondson
Betts Hadley
Cara
Hf. W. Beers
George Breitenbacher
Ren G
Candler
Trabert Chambers
Silas Davis
Graham Dozier
Lauren Forey
James Franklin
Wiliam Faikbower
David Greenfield
Eliott Hans
John Hancock
James Herren
Joseph Heeman
Leon Holliday
McLean Molliday
Fllet Hopkins
GY. House
Carleton Hughes
Joel Suet
Garndner Tuckingen
Cecil Innes
Gladstone Rogers
Robert Sams
Alfred W. Scott
James Therrell
Power plan to use River Bann for six county lights
A proposal to divert the River Bann flowing into Lough Neagh in County Antrim Ireland to generate electricity for lighting six counties and powering mills and factories. The plan envisions multiple waterworks and industrial benefits as described in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bann
Touga Neagh
County Antrim
Ireland
Gala social events mark Alpha matinee and club gatherings
A schedule lists a range of social happenings including a visiting ladies welcome at the Atlanta Woman's Club during the Kappa Sigma convention, stag dinner for delegates, weekend dinner-dances at Piedmont Driving Club and East Lake Country Club, and a bridge luncheon for Miss Ruth Maddox. The Alpha theater matinee for boys and girls features a prologue led by Cousin Fred Houser, with plans announced at the Better Films committee luncheon chaired by Mrs. Alonzo Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Alpha Theater
Fred Houser
Anne Freeman
Ansley Canes
Mary Bookout
Better Films Committee
Alonzo Richardson
Lillian Lathorp
Associated Charities
Boyce Edens
Charles Metcalfe
Charleston, &C
Educational Department of
Moving Picture News
W. W. Memminger
R. Frank &McCormack
W. PB. Lemmon
C. K. Williamson
G. H. Guy
Porter Langstom
George 8. O'Rent, Jr
Richardson
George W. Price
Howard McCutcheon
Wallace
Alfred You Cheeter H. Weems
Fais Barrett
Robert Klebold
Metord Roberts
Social items recount travels and visits across several cities
Caldwell Woltiday and Green Dodd Warren travel to Clayton Georgia then Washington Baltimore and New York for weeks. Oscar Wilhait recovers from surgery at St Josephs infirmary. Numerous social guests visit relatives in Atlanta and beyond with camps, voyages and summer homes noted. Hugo dies and Alice discovers a sealed Genoa letter addressed to Mrs Philip Ardesno among Hugo's possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Woltiday
Green Dodd Warren
Clayton, Ga
Wee
Alice
Hugo
Monte Nevo
Jean
Jenn
Harpo
Philip Ardesno
Genoa
Hearts Command Continues as Alice Reaches Dying Father
Alice arrives at Castel Di Apprio to find Hugo dying after a rescue gone awry. Hector Gaunt, steady and somber, guides her through family crisis as mother Jean clings to life and daughter seeks courage. Hospital detail hints at tense household secrets amid impending loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Mumsey
Clementine
Maddelina
Hector Gaunt
Ingo
Castel d'Apprio
Nfuro
Jean
Gaunt
Alt
C E S Chapter Installed In Center Hill No 235
Center Hill chapter No 235 C T S was constituted its charters delivered and officers installed by Mrs. Mary E Valey deputized by Mrs Eva Ware Sutton. Officers included Mrs Ada R Jones grand marshal Julia Turner Beth Armistead Nell Blair Liotra Standridge and others. Guests spoke and refreshments followed in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E.S
Center Hill
Mary E. Valey
Eva Ware Sutton
Ada R. Jones
Georgia
Julia Turner
Grant
Beth Armistead
Martha
Nell Blair
Liotra Standridge
Atlanta
Gram
Three Children Set Fire Then Attempted Escape at Juvenile Home
In Shreveport Louisiana six to nine year olds built a small blaze at a juvenile detention home by piling paper and trash, set it alight, and tried to flee over the rear fence. Tessie Love 9 escaped, while Mary Duke 9 Dilty Duke J and John Duke 6 were captured as they climbed the yard barrier. Firemen extinguished the flames. damage described as trivial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Tessie Love
Mary Duke
Dilty Duke J
John Duke
Ice Department
Cook Clayton Cleared in U S Suit Over Large Sums
Macon Ga June 29 Special William H Barrett of the U S district court southern district of Georgia has handed down a decision in the suit of the United States government against Cook Clayton former clerk of the district court in favor of Mr Clayton and his sureties The government claimed he owed a large sum but Clayton denied any debt and asserted he had been owed sums by the government The decision is viewed by friends as a vindication of the former court clerk and his associates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
John Arline
Howardville Cypress Company
Arline
Macon
Reoige
William H. Barrett
United States District Court For
Southern District of Georgia
United States
Cook Clayton
District Court
Clayton
Emory Speer
Barrett
Kt H
Governor Hardwick Announces Two Appointments
Governor Hardwick on Friday announced two appointments. J. W. Roberts of Monroe is named solicitor of the city court of Monroe, succeeding James C. Knox retired. J. P. Hunt is appointed solicitor of the district city court of Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
J. W. Roberts
Monroe
City Court of
James C. Knox
J. P. Hunt
Sparta
Wedding of Nellie Mae Winn and Oakley Cannon Planned
A Winn-Cannon wedding party buffet supper followed a Friday rehearsal at the Winn home in West End Park. The ceremony will occur Saturday at six o clock at the brides parents home with Rev. Sanford B. Strout officiating. Attendants include Kathryn Foster as maid of honor and ring bearers Lena Sue McClure and William Gibson. Musical program by George Linder and performances by Mrs. John Williams Ware and Mrs. Ware accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn-Cannon
Afrs. W. B. Winn
West Ends
Park
Mrs. Winn
Miss Winn
Nellie Mae Winn
W. B. Winn
Oakley H. Cannon
West End Park
Sanford B. Strout
Calvary Methodist Church
Troy B. Winn
Kathryn Foster
Lena Sue McClure
William Gibson
Dorothy Haynie
Joe Frank Stevens
John Willians Ware
George Linder
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
BW. Wilson
Ware
Mr. Linder
Luncheon at Club Brings Large Group of Friends
Mrs. G. W. Roberts hosted a bridge luncheon at the Atlanta Woman's Club on Friday attracting a large circle of friends. The banquet hall showcased summer flowers, handpainted tally cards, and bridge novelties as prizes. Lunch followed the game with elegant decor and a long guest list featuring numerous members of Atlanta society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roberts
Atlanta ‘Woman's Club
A. CG. Miller
KB. Winningham
Greorge Bland
Brste Wooten
Fred Warren
Marshbal Sms
L. W. Arnold
Charles A. Bowen
J. Windsor
John Fitts
Leo Daley
W. A. MrCutough
Charles E. Waites
Shan
Bridge Hostess Mrs Harry Stone Hosts Delightful Party
Mrs Harry Stone served as host for a charming Friday afternoon bridge party. Gladioli and sweet peas adorned the home. Guests included Mrs J H Gaimble and Mrs R W Fistrumk among others. Miss Margaret Gunter attended from Colum sted with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stone
Margaret Gunter
Scott
Foote
Jian White
Crocker
Adler
Pittman
McUuire
Ed van Valkenbury
McMaster
Margaret Counter
Miss Heath Weds W R Baker in Ben Hill
Miss Mary Heath and W R Baker were quietly married Thursday evening at 6 30 in Ben Hill at the bride's parents home Rev J Fred Sparks officiated in a small gathering. Mrs W Q Sattlen played the wedding march as the couple entered. They left for Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis after the ceremony. Mrs Baker is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Heath of Ben Hill. She is a Fulton High School graduate and well regarded. Mr Baker is the son of Mr and Mrs J M Baker of Ben Hill formerly of Atlanta. They will reside on Riverside drive Ben Hill after July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heath
W. &. Baker
Ben Oilla
J. Fred Sparks
W. Q. Sattlen
Ben
Fulton High School
Baker
J. M. Baker
Ben Ebm
Atlanta
Mre. Baker
Riverside Drive
Ben Hill
Bank in Louisville Declares Dividend
Louisville Ga June 20 special The First National Bank of Louisville will declare a 5 percent semiannual dividend on July 4 and add to its surplus fund. The statement shows the bank in unusually strong financial condition and among the stalwart banks of the region. Robert Simms, a bookkeeper for five years, has been promoted to assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
First National Bank of Louisville
Robert Simms
Support Pledged for Mrs Harrold in Daughters Candidacy
Mrs. Harrold of Americus was the guest of honor at a Capital City club luncheon in Atlanta hosted by the Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The event pledged support for her candidacy as general president. Attendees included Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Walker, Miss Baxter, and numerous Daughters of the Confederacy members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrold
Americus
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Capital City
Atlanta
William Harris
Clifford Walker
Harrold
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alice Baxter
Georgia
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
United Daughters of the Confederacys
Lee University
Virginia
Daughters of the American Revolution
City Federation of Women's Emire
Phillips
T. DT. Breevens
Alonzo Richardson
A. McD. Wilson
Howard McCal
Forrest FE. Kibler
Bfra
Erwin
W. C. King
Tidwell
W. F. Sykes
James Bedell
Rirs
Frances Brown Chase
W. F. Coleman
On the Edge of the Car a Fatal Car Crash Mystery
Gloria and Guy rescue a wounded man, Vhcorne Andrews, pinned by a crushed car wheel after a crash. Andrews coughs blood and speaks weakly while Mimi begs to go home. Gloria tends him, decides to seek help at a nearby farm, and Andrews reveals he cannot open his eyes though he can hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Gress
Vhcorne Andrews
Gloria
Guy Richards
Mim
Richards
Andrews
Andrena
Mimi
Thorpe
Hino
Guy
Bubussion
Tuchurdy
Ti Onen
Miss Brown Honors Mrs Ernest Allen
Miss Louise Brown hosted a recent bridal honors party for Mrs. Ernest Allen with yellow and white decorations and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Allen and a long list of ladies such as Mrs Augustine Sa Mrs Stanley Hastings Mrs J Allen Miss Elizabeth Jackbart Miss Georgina Klein and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Ernest Allen
Louise Brown
Allen
Augustine Sa
Stanley Hastings
J.allen
Elizabeth Jackbart
Georgina Klein
Evelyn Starlne
Josee Alexander
Mis Hatherine Shields
Norma Fstes
Elsie Dink
Nast
Elizabeth Gardner
Far Nfateher
Josephine Clark
Janie Coleman
Estelle Gardner
Alberta Berger
Katherine Walters
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Chicago woman
Mrs M Oblen of 8640 South Marshfield Avenue Chicago reports weakness nervousness and insomnia improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says sleep appetite and health returned and recommends the remedy to friends The letter extols the product's value citing decades of praise and use by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkin Aham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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California
Iny West
A. L
Belle Isle, Pres
Kew
Auburn Avenue
Piedmont Driving Club
East Lake Country Club
Emily McPhail
Huntington Road
Ruth Maddox
Rome
Constance Cone
the Forsyth
Cator Woolford
T Heodosia Hunnicutt
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Oscar Wilhait
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Josephine Slavis
Marion Johnson
Victor Markowitz
Waynesville
N. C
Mabel
Ann
Sue
Markowitz
Mountains
Deeb
Ant Mesa
Eueb
Jqin- Jackson
Stella Jack Condon
Mrs. J. Loch
W. Haygood
J. 8. Etheridge
Albany
Lookout Mountain
J. M. Warwell
Allene
Oklahoma
Harwell
W. J. Hasgood
Candler Streety
Inman Park
Martha Howen
Laurel Falls
Wranklin Wray Aldenderfer
Alice Trill
Nany Wicker
Montezuma
City
Harry B. Hamilton
Savannah
Freeport
Long _Island
X.Y
Oes
Wendell J. Hilton
Lanark, Fla
Gulf
Mexico
A. Tilton
Brookwood Drive
Messrs Colbert
Bainbridge
1Ilton
J. T. Colbert
M. B. Nuberger
D. M. Holsenbeck
Washita Pyenud
Carrie Tou Griggs
Master Vinton Smith
West Point
Jacksonville
Fla
Julia Brady
Walstoria
New York City
Sig Weil
Bernard J. Burnstein
Edgewood
R. I
Burnstein
Elise GC. Weil
When Hearts Command
Elizabeth York Miller
Masi
Ean
J. P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Arctic
BANK
The
Friendly Bank of Atlanta
Chern
U.S
Miss Heath
W. R. Baker
Patrick
T. VW. Wa
Cliss
1 ‘Hills
W. M. Reid
Gloria Friends
Hushandee
Gould
Kryptok
Ballard
Wien
Buster
Kryptek
Kryptek Company
Warner
ACES
Atlante Constitution Orchestra
Pledmoxk
Cry Guy En Bey
Rede A Ay
Ek Kesr
H. B. Warner
Cangcca
Niry Branton
Hemlock
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