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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1912

Page

6

Saturday Night Club Debates on Middleman and Economy

A Saturday night program featured discussions on the middleman in American business, high living costs, and the need for economic reform as speakers and attendees debated Brandeisian ideas, with the chamber and local leaders prompting public expression. The tone reflected a community forum with notable names and pending civic questions.

Rejed America Vanced Louis Brandeis Bos Shank Quarts

Spaghetti Night Becomes Weekly Family Dinner

Faust Spaghetti promotes a weekly meal night in American homes highlighting durum wheat spaghetti. The ad pitches a 10c Faust package as cost effective and nourishing, urging readers to buy at local dealers and host a regular Spaghetti Night for the family. It touts Faust Spaghetti as gluten rich and preserved until cooking.

Faust’ Spa- Penehtl Peta Faust

Merchant Tailoring presents large fabric assortment

A local merchant tailoring shop highlights a large display of handsome fabrics for men planning a new suit. The collection emphasizes variety and quality to attract customers seeking custom tailoring options.

Lerge DEP 'T

Annual Cooking School By Home for Incurables

The Home for Incurables board, after last year's successful Kirmess benefit, plans the annual cooking school directed by Mrs. Strong of Knoxville with a strong assistant corps. It will operate on the same extensive scale. time and place to be announced later.

Home For Incurables Kirmess Strong Knoxville Tenn Ita

Social card note for Mrs. King Stillman visit

A brief social note mentions a Thursday party in compliment to guest Mrs. King Stillman of Preston Georgia.

Bridge Teas Honor Visiting Ladies in Georgia Town

To Miss Barnett Mrs Samuel Barnett will host a Saturday afternoon bridge in compliment to Miss Anne Barnett of Washington Ga. Mrs Wiley Jones will host a bridge tea Saturday for Mrs King Stillman of Preston Ga visiting Mrs Lowe Stillman and will be her guest later in the week.

Lucy Reba Jernigan Helen Crooks Meridian Miss Nora Terrell Emma Davis Eleanor Branch Nora Ann Terrell Myrtis Carrie Brooks Georgia Danell Mary Anderson Miss Crook J. H. Robinson Claire Iverson Daniel Hamilton Robinson Lunsford Daniel United States Army John C. Forsyth Alfred Iverson United States Misa Battie Bruce Thomasville Miss Barnett Samuel Barnett Bridge Anne Barnett Washington, Ga Wiley Jones King Stillman Preston Lowe Stillman Mrs. Jones

Mrs Foater Hosts Tea for Miss Beers at Georgian Terrace

Mrs S W Foater plans a 3 o'clock tea Friday at the Georgian Terrace for six guests in honor of Miss Madeline Beers of Taunton Massachusetts, guest of Mrs Arald Beers. The party includes Mrs Beers, Miss Beers, Mrs Frank Berry, Miss Kate Carroll, and Mrs Charles Bowen. Yesterday Mrs Dillon Akers hosted a matinee for Miss Beers and today Mrs Albert Akers will host a theater party.

S. W. Foater Georgian Terrace Madeline Beers Taunton Mase Arald Beers Beers Miss Beers Frank Berry Kate Carroll Charles Bowen Dillon Akers Misa Beers Albert Akers

Formal 5 o'clock Tea at Georgian Terrace Honoring Guests

Mrs. Robert Crumley hosted a formal tea at 5 yesterday at the Georgian Terrace for Mrs. Grantland Rice of New York and Mrs. Frank Lanter of Americus. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ransom plan Sunday supper for Miss Annie Lee McKenzie and guest Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. Next week Miss Caroline Muse will host a bridge afternoon for Miss?

Georgian Terrace James T. Moris Minneapolis Florida Grace Flaxon Mirai B Edgan Birmingham Ball Charlotte Clark Chicago Georgiaa Terryée L Bersgo Migston Hi ‘Andréwe Bond Bailey Knox Meikien Lawretica Ubelik Robert Crumley Grantland Rice New York Frank Lanter Americus Ronald Ransom Misa Annie Lee McKenzie Lucy Hoke Smith Caroline Muse Bridge Misa, Smith Robert Raifred Athens Theodore W. Veina Fifth Street A. W. Farlinger Canada J. M. Farmer Hamilton Douglas

Simple home facewash promises magical effect

Thousands seek to erase premature aging with costly creams. A inexpensive remedy warns that a home mix of powdered saxouts and witch hazel, prepared in a minute, can refresh the face daily. First use yields a noticeable firm, pleasing feel.

Meetings in town invited to regular sessions

The chairman Mrs B O Pritchard urges all members to attend the Woman's League ofirk wood will hold its regular monthly meeting at the schoolhouse on March 5 at 3 60 o'clock. The Morning History Circle met Wednesday Gordon March 6. The Bader Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold their regular meeting Friday at 2 80 o'clock in the W O 4 East Hunter Street.

Dlig. Tor. Forta Competition Corporation Sayin Eis Om Ewes Supreme Court Wilith Heen United Stateam Dessa George Atlanta Woman’s Alliance of the Unitarian Church Cain and Spring Streets Ite History Circle Gordon Bader Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Puedday East Hunter Atreet

Social Items Highlight Visits and Travels Across Regions

Little Katherine Dickey Jr.'s daughter improves. Miss Ottley heads to Washington DC, Miss Ladson returns from New York, and Harmans sail to Panama. Eugenel, ex-consul, to visit Atlanta on way to Germany. Many guests, travels, births, and family notices across Georgia and beyond.

Katherine ‘Dickey James L. Dickey, Jr Misa Passio May Ottley Washington, DC Agnes Ladson New York J.B. Whitehead

Struggle and Strain Among Atlanta Women’s Group

Fragmentary OCR notes describe tension within a Atlanta women’s association as it debates shelter, wages, and living spaces. References mention a building, temporary housing, and disputes over management, with mentions of shirts and meals amid a broader social movement.

Doctor Hicks Moves Offices to Chandler Annex

Dr S M Hicks Hes relocates from Meved negie Way to Chandler Annex 551 552. New address 147 Summit Avenue ready to receive friends and patients on and after March 3. Office phone Ivy 5930.

Summit Avenue Hicks

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