Community notices and meetings round up
Rue Batis Rue Batis F esting oF adie Sintiary will be at the home of Atis W 0 Soliege avenue Depitur North December near Thiway street. All invited for a meeting. The board of lady managers of the Rome Told Women will hold their regular meeting at 10 30 at 162 Walton street. Circle No 3 of Druid Hits Methodist church Willy meet this afternoon at 3. The Sheltering Arts association will hold a monthly meeting.
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Atis
Soliege Avenue
Thawtia
Anaiana
Joseph Haber
Corelock
Rome
Bia
Walton Street
Druid’ Hits Methodist Church
Willy
The
Sheltering Arts Association
Gala Gates Will Be Entertained at Newnan Club
Newnan social column notes a gala event where Gates will be entertained at the club venue, with guests expected to attend at the home gathering on the listed date.
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Bettte Newnan
Social notes from Atlanta guests and travels
The column lists social visits and travel across cities. Mrs. Hugh Carmichael and Mrs. Raymond Clae visit Detroit guests, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Rapier, and Moran Rapier return from Mobile visiting Mrs. John L. Rapier. Mrs. Hancock plans Mardi Gras in New Orleans then Atlanta. A string of locals, including Miss Mildred Rutherford and Mrs. Wightman Bowden, attend luncheons, book clubs, and Florida trips, with illness updates for Joel Hunter and W. M. Augtell.
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Paul BE. Rapier
Pascal
Moran Rapier
Mobile
Rapier
John L. Rapier
Paul D. Lennon
Salem
Ala
W. W. Blackman
Misa Amelia Josephine Barry
New York
Bloodworth’ Ang
James IM
St. Louis
F. W. Brown
Capitol Avenue
Albert, Hancock
Baltimore
Jennis Gwyn J Hancock
W. 8. Goldsmith
RR Wood
Hancock
Wéir"Plancock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Ax Green
Davie
W. M. Burke
Florida
Last Day to Get Auto License Tags in Fulton County
Auto owners face grace period end as 1914 tags must be obtained. Secretary Cook warns that after Wednesday Sheriff Mangum and deputies will enforce state law on streets and highways. Some 3,500 cars still lack 1516 tags, with officers ready to spot 1915-ers.
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Phil Cookie
Auste
Wheeler Mangum
Cook
Fulton County
Mangum
Miss Paka and Company to Perform in Atlanta Concert
Miss Paka and her native Hawaiian ensemble will appear in a grafonola concert at Rich & Brothers on Whitehall Street today. The show, part of the Forsyth vaudeville week, features Toots Paka and will end with a reception. Little Ethel Fisher, five, will also perform in a series of numbers.
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W. T. P. Wardrap
Armour & Co
Chicago
Georgian ‘Terrace
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
WD. Bille, Jr
T. P. Hinman i
West Peachtrea Street
Mras A. McD. Wilson
Moriga
Ciba
Florence Boykin
B. M. Boykin
Ansley Park
H.W. McCerren
Dyersburg
Tenn
Natchez
Miss
Miss Paka and Company
M Rich & Brothers Company
Aris
Islands
Whitehall Street
Misa Palka
Atlanta
Handreda
Columbia
Sgrafonole
Paka
Forsyth
Ethel Fisher
Nwo
Baviswa
Miss Paka
City Builder Ad Run Expands Emory Special Issue
L Hicks, publicity committee chair, announced that The City Builder has attracted heavy advertising. Several cuts and illustrations will be omitted in the first issue. The Emory Special, focused on Emory University, will be ready March 18.
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L. © Hicks
Licity Committee
The
chamber _ af, ‘commerce
City Builder
Chamber
Emory
Emory University
Officers of Yaarab Entertain Masters at Luncheon
The Yaarab temple officers host a luncheon today at Piedmont hotel at 1 o'clock for the worshipful masters of Fulton county lodges. Speeches are planned by Walter Andrews Elmo Massengale George Napier Charles Bass and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaarab Temple
Piedmont Hotel
Fulton County
Walter Andrews
St. ‘Elmo Massengale
George Napier
Charles Bass
New Congregational Pastor Arrives Today
Dr William Lee of Lawrence arrives as the new pastor at Central Congregational Church today. Community members welcome the pastor as services begin this week.
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William Lee
Lawrence, Mast
Central
Cong Wen Aerive Uns Evens
Cler Nominee for Chatham County Tax Collector
Savannah returns show Fred Cler elected tax collector, defeating both foes by about one thousand votes. The race split supporters of the mayor and administration favor Cler, while Hyco backers allied with rival Robert F. Riley. The outcome is seen as a political signal amid ongoing prohibition tensions.
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Savafianty
Pobrivies
Frei \Cler
Thomas
Thomson
Cler
Savannah
Meyer Pierpont
Ugaritté
Hyco
Robert F. Riley
Shrine carnival ball date mixup corrected
Readable notice explains a mistaken date for the Shriners carnival ball at Phala Constitut yesterday. It clarifies the correct event timing and confirms the intended Friday night date, March 52, with details to follow for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Pellagra Cure Promoted By American Compounding Co
Satterwhite thanks the healer for curing his wife and credits Pellagra cure to the remedy. the ad promises relief for sunburned hands sore mouth and throat, urging readers to request Baughn’s free Pellagra book and warning that money is refunded if the remedy fails. It lists the Jasper Alabama address for American Compounding Co. and promotes the claim that a cure has been found.
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Jumbu
J. H. Satterwhite
Jasper
Ala
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