Local club meetings scheduled for March 4
The Nineteenth Century History class meets Wednesday March 4 at 3 pm with Mrs Vascar Woolley. The Pioneer Women's club convenes Wednesday afternoon in the Piedmont hotel assembly room. The Business Women's League of St Luke's Church meets Wednesday March 4 at 6 30 pm in the Sunday school room. Sheltering Arms holds its regular meeting Thursday March 3 at 10 39 am at 461 Walton Street.
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Vascar Woolley
Pioneer Women's Club
Piedmont Hotel
Business Women's League of
St Luke's Church
Sheltering Arms
Walton Street
Social items from city notes mixed with travels and visits
Social notices record a steady stream of visitors and locals in Atlanta. Attending events include Airs John Graham and Miss te Gfortelyuu of Marietta at a state DAR press committee meeting, Mrs W I De Voe of Brunswick visiting Mrs F P Akers, and numerous locals departing for travels or hospital updates.
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Manter Berry Upshaw
W. F. Upshaw
Tly
East Bake
John Graham
Night School at Tech Reaches 200 Students
The free Georgia Tech night school has enrolled over 200 students and can admit a few more. Registration must be completed within the next two or three days as the spring term opens tonight. Students range from young entrants to men up to 45 or 50, with the program offering practical, nearly free technical education using campus facilities. The only cost to students is a $5 per term incidental fee to cover lighting, heating, and power.
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Georgia School of Technology
J.N. G. Nesbit
Tech Night School
Tech
State of Georgia
Dominican Fathers Conduct Mission at Immaculate Conception
Father Cahill and Father Leary, Dominican missionaries, conduct mission services daily except Saturdays at Immaculate Conception Church. Mass tours are at 5 30 and 8 30 in the morning and at o clock in the evening. Regular Catholic services explain Catholic doctrines to non-Catholic attendants with Father Kennedy assisting.
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Father Cahill
Father Leary
Immaculate Conception
Orvices
Ther Kennedy
Felton Branch Manager Called to Manchester for Felton Illness
D. J. B. Finch, manager of the Felton Brush Company Atlanta Branch, was summoned to Manchester due to the serious illness of company president D. B. Felton.
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Felton
J. B. Finch
D. D. Felton Brush Company
Atlanta
Manchester
N. A
D. B. Felton
Brenau Students Stage Love's Labor's Lost in Gainesville
The Brenau School of Oratory presented Shakespeare's Love's Labor's Lost to praise for artistic conception and costuming. Rose Marie Smith and Rita Durden led strong performances as Princess of France and Ferdinand with a full cast earning high marks under Miss Sails and Miss Florence M. Overton.
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Gainesville
Brenau School of Oratory
Rose Marie Smith
France
Rita Durden
Ferdinand
Navarre
Miss Sails
Florence M. Overton
School of Oratory
Bill Darden
Amy Childs
Mary Adeline Bowie
Neil Dimon
Robbie Blasingame
Abt
Bloant
Dowling
Brenan Costuming
County Board to Discuss Convict Camp Plan
The board of county commissioners meets for the March first regular session at 10. A proposed resolution by Chairman Tull C Waters would create four permanent convict camps in accessible county locations to replace unsanitary temporary facilities. Warden designate Waren Girardeau is to outline procedures for handling Fulton county convicts amid reported opposition from at least two commissioners seeking a penal expert.
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Board of County Commissionare
Tull C. Waters
Waren Gir~ardeau
Fulton County
Jarman
Girardeau
Girardeaus& County
Local Watchmaker In Whisky Kiss Case
J. 8. Boyd, a TL years old local watchmaker, allegedly kissed Mrs. Annie Backus after drinking whisky at a city cafe, costing Boyd 15.75 dollars. Both were taken to the police station by Officer Covington. Boyd posted a 15 dollar bond and failed to appear for a Tuesday police court trial. Mrs. Backus denies kissing Boyd, claiming he kissed her, and her case was continued for further hearing.
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Boyd
Annie Backus
Covington
Backus
Jotge Broyles
Prominent Women Suffragists Headed to Atlanta Lecture
Preparations by three suffrage associations in Atlanta for a lecture event at the Grand Opera house on March 11 by noted advocates Miss Jane Addams and Anna Howard Shaw. A reception will follow at Terrace, with plans for a large gathering and a public address.
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Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Jane Addams Ma
Anna Howard Shaw
Thieen Terrace
Weather Guide Promises Mixed Atlanta Skies Ahead
Forecaster Von Herrmann says temperatures rise today but rain returns after snow and cold wind. The late February into early March outlook hints at a pleasantly variable climate with rain expected by noon.
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von Herrmann
Atlanta
Thas
Local Kentucky Man Finds Hope With Black Draught
Fomeroyton residents report A J Hughes suffered five years with stomach trouble and sick headaches. After trying many medicines, a friend urged Thedford's Black Draught. He took it three months and recovered, saying headaches ceased and health improved. The remedy, touted for blood purification and liver digestion, costs one cent a dose at drug stores.
Grand Old Methodist Bishop Bowman dies at 97
Bishop Thomas Bowman longtime president of DePauw University dies at his daughter's home in Orange aged 97. He served 61 years in church work, founded the Lycoming seminary, led DePauw University, and traveled 120000 miles dedicating 1100 churches. Survived by seven children. funeral to be held in Green Castle, Indiana.
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Orange
Thomas Bowman
Dépauw University
Bowman Wos
America
Bowman
Baltimore
Lickinnon ‘Seminary
Williamsport
Depauw ‘University
Green Castle
Ind
United States Senate
Abraham Finealn
Linealn
Mexico
India
China
Japan
Nee Ith
B.D. Caldwell
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Slaton Grants Parole to Life Term Convict
Governor John M. Slaton granted parole to John Moseley, a white man serving a life sentence for a Montgomery county murder in 1845. The action followed a petition by hundreds of Montgomery county citizens. Moseley has served nineteen years and is described as an ideal prisoner.
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John M. Slaton
John Moseley
Montgomery County
Slaton
Moseley
Ten Ladies Purses Found in Negro Prisoner's Home
Detective Coker testified at Ernest Coker's trial that ten ladies purses were found in the rear of 45 East EMS street. The suspect, bound over to the superior court on $500 bond, denies guilt but cannot explain the discovery. Mrs Hogan identified her purse at No 8 Ira street and other owners are being sought for return and identification.
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Coker
Broyles
Ernest Coker
East Ems Street
G. L. Hogan
Ira Street
Pape's Diapensin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
Digestive remedy Pape's Diapensin claims immediate relief from indigestion gas and dyspepsia. The ad touts five minute relief, safe, painless stomach regulation, and universal sales with a fifty cent bottle from any drug store.
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Pape
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