Mrs Slaton to Read at Georgian Terrace
Mrs John M Slaton will read at the Georgian Terrace Monday afternoon at 3:30 under the auspices of Committee So 4 of Ponce de Leon Baptist church. Kurt Mueller will furnish the music. Readings include a scene from Pigarro and a selection by Tequest. Also noted are speakers on equal suffrage including Mrs Desha Breckenridge, with major Henry Clay of Lexington as a noted relative. Luncheon for Miss Warren of Kansas City and multiple social gatherings are described.
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Slaton
John M Slaton
Georgian Terrace
Celack
Ponce de Leon Baptist Church
Kurt Mueller
Pigarro
Sheridan
Kotzelle
Ldsis
Tequest
Jean Ingelow
George A Baker
Georgia
Kirst Mueller
Kentucky
Atlanta
Desha Breckenridge
Breckenridge
American Womans Suffrage Association
Henry Clay
Lexington
Congressional Committee
The
National Association
Mes Antoinette Wink
Cobnels
Edill McCormick
Ansley Hotel
Josenn Habersham
John A Perdue
WoLsel Tre
Daughtry Wantey
Dudley Cowles
Yommesville
Filt
Ftamsen
William Speltune
Cliff Hatcher
Tausal
Henry Collier
Harris Tordan
Tnkins
Wrs
Local social crowd includes Rhodes Thompson Adair and many youths
A list of attendees names a large social gathering with Mr and Mrs Rhodes and numerous guests. Notables include Mr Joseph Thompson Mr Forrest Adair Mr J Nunnally Mr Eugene Haynes Mrs Chambers Miss Silverman Miss Perdue Mr CP Berd Miss Byrd Mrs Hardin and Misses Hardin, Mrs Erwin and Misses Erwin plus dozens more young people.
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Joe Rhodes
Joseph Thompson
Forrest Adair
J Nunnally
Eugene Haynes
Woh Riser
Chambers
Miss Silverman
Perdue
CP Berd
Byrd
Decatur Boosts Advertising with $2000 Publicity Fund
Decatur citizens contribute $2000 for town publicity and a $3460 gift to the board of trade for this year s work. A $160 prize fund is offered for Boys Corn Club and Girls Canning Club contests as plans to boost local trade proceed. The publicity will fund four monthly bulletins and newspaper ads to draw attention to Decatur and DeKalb county. The trade extension division meets at 4 80 oclock in the board of trade office to map county outreach and encourage farmers to buy in Decatur. Committee members include A J Almon chair, J B Johnson, C A Blackstock, CP Finleyson, Dr W S Ansley, PF Callahan.
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Decatur
Board of Trade
Deialb
Decatur Board of Trade
Board
A J Almon
J.B Johnson
C A Blackstock
Finleyson
Ansley
PF Callahan
Boys Corn Club
Girls Canning Club
Drug Inspection Bureau Abolished in Atlanta Reorganization
The Pure Food and Drug Administration reorganizes its coverage under four districts. Atlanta’s office is abolished. Inspector Smith moves to Nashville as inspector in charge. Inspector Meernart transfers to Savannah, which becomes district headquarters. Centralized bureau operates with 25 men. Effective April 1, inspections in Atlanta will be handled by visiting inspectors from other stations. Inspector McManus from Savannah to New York bureau.
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National
Pure Food and Drug Inspection Service
Carl TL. Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Inspection Bureau
Atlanta
Inspector Smith
Nashville
Meernart
Nashvile
Savannah
McManus
New York
Ohio Society Social Meeting in Atlanta Tonight at 8
The Ohio Society will hold its first social meeting on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Ansley in Atlanta. All Ohio natives and visitors are invited to exchange stories and hear a featured speaker from Ohio as part of monthly gatherings.
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Ohio Society
Society of Georgia
Ansley
Fulda
Ohio
Atlanta
West End School Class Day Contest Report
The West End Christian Sunday was defeated by Winder by 61 points, with the lead dropping from 145 to 84. Three Sundays remain in the contest as West End plans a class day to award a large prize to the class contributing the most points.
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Nd Christian Sunday
Winder
Tle
Tech Debaters Confident in Defeating Clemson Boys
Tech will host a debate against Clemson in the Tech Auditorium Friday night. I Jonjan and A Li Bidwell Roth will represent Tech on the suffrage topic, with music by the Tech band and glee club. Admission is charged and attendees are promised an entertaining, instructive evening.
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Tech
Clemson
Tech Clemson
Tech W.A
I. Jonjan
A Li
Bidwell Roth
Lve
Tech Jordan
Tech High School
Tech Band
Glee Club
Clemgon
Myrtle Elvyn Delights Audiences With Brilliant Piano Concert
Myrtle Elvyn, with the Philharmonic Orchestra under Wortumer Watson, gave a standout performance featuring Grieg’s Concerto and an extensive encore program. Her Adagio displayed a personal conception, while her virtuosity and delicate touch complemented a rigorously balanced ensemble showing the season’s strongest orchestra work.
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Luca
Miss Elvins
Wortumer Watson
Dan Juin
Iehengrin
Louish Dooley
France Delays Panama Pacific Exposition Funds Approval
Paz March 5 The Paul chamber of commerce asks parliament to delay final passage of the Panama Pacific exposition appropriation until U S customs regulation issues are modified by legislative and admin measures The foreign office maintains a firm stance on suits against Limoges porcelain exporters pending settlement of the dispute with Washington
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United States
Limoges
Trench
Washington
Fron Foreign Office
Relatives appeal to Whitman for condemned Rambler killers
New York March 5 Relatives of four gunmen on death row at Sing Sing for the Rambler Vosenthals case ask Attorney General Whitman to intercede. Vic Whitman says only the Governor can grant clemency. Gunmen to be witnesses at the Becke trial are not expected to testify. prosecution witnesses will be brought to Sing Sing for identification.
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New York
Sing Sing
Herman
Government Relief for Widowed Mothers in New York
The New York state relief commission on widowed mothers today urged state aid for mothers with dependent children and proposed in home relief rather than institutional care. It aims to report to the legislature on March 16 and recommends county or city separate boards to administer the program. The city reports over 3904 children of widowed mothers in poverty with costs between 250 and 4 per week per child.
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York
New York
Widow Ad dies in federal fraud case sentence six months
Addie Sewell, described as an “as handsome widow” by New Haven Commercial, pleaded guilty in federal court to using the mails to defraud and was sentenced to six months in jail. Her husband is serving a sentence as an accomplice.
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New Haven
Addie Sewell
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Fay Dole
Kansas
Theo Pridleau
Jonquil
G W Seay
Thursday Domino Club
West End
Lyme
East Lake
East Lake Country Club
Marion @edzson
Athens
Laure Cowlis Wise
Alice Maz Freeman
Mary “Stines Voss
Mary Blalock
Arnie Lou Pagett
Annabelle Bat Rar Voss
Natalie Barra
Julian Thomas
Palmer Johnson
Frank Sprotlin
Dan el
Tred Heyr
Woultrie Hitt
Cart Tamspeck
Snppe
Park Street
St. Marks Church
Es Hogans
Ponce de Leonavenue
Mrs. Blaine
George VW Brie
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Mf Blaine
Arnold Brayles
Booth
Charles_H Booth
Widge
Sidney McMichael
Toronto Canada
Lyman J -Amsa
T J Woolfork
Me3sichael
Amsden
SR. Bridges
T G Woolfort
Siocum Gall
H. E Murray
David Brown
Wilderay
Miss Walsh
Louise Ouper
Nellie Walsh
New Orleans
Marie Cobb
Misa Cobb
W. J. Stone
Dallas
Texas
THEN
K. Fairbank Contann
Drug Inspection Bureau
West End School
Hirshburg & Phillips RL Bidwell
Hirenburs & Phillips
L. Jordan
Myrtle Elvyn
Nhs
France
Panama
Whitman
Kimball
W. W. Kimball Coo
H.R. Cates
Mgr
North Pryor St
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