Rockefeller Commission Educating the People in Health Fight
The Rockefeller sanitary commission reports on its second year in eradicating hookworm and educating the public. It details $148,407.14 spent by the commission and $20,, health campaigns across nine states, with 140,178 people treated and extensive outreach to physicians teachers and newspapers to promote examinations and sanitation. Public sentiment grows for efficient county health supervision and medical exams for rural schoolchildren.
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Rockefeller Sanitary Commisson
Wyckliff Rose
4& Fenort
Ark
Secretaary
State Departments of Health
Blic Press
Aermanent Educational
Eeer
States
Preas
Lfe
Tech Cotillion Club to Host First Entertainment
The Georgia School of Technology will launch its new Tech Cotillion Club with a Friday night card dance at Segaldo's Hall. Officers include Charles Ely president and T Crumley vice president with a management board drawn from each fraternity. Members and entertainers are listed among faculty and students, with a long roster of attending young ladies named.
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The
Tech Cotillion Club
Georgia School of Technology
Segadlo’s
Charles Ely
T. Crumley
Artes Porter
Willis Fevin
Lfessrs
EF. A. Bryson
Eugene Tate
Frank Downing
R. H. Williams
M. 3. Estes
Elwin Tomlinson
Miss Cooper
Bertha Moore
Margaret Hawkins
Kate Cooper
Helen Brown
Dorothy Traylor
Alice Parks
Tommie Perdy
Lillian Calizer
Virginia Hoffman
Aleen Fielder
Lillian Porter
Lillian McBride
Marie Hancock
Helen Hobbs
Distinguished Visitors in City at Georgian Terrace
Distinguished visitors from many sections are listed at the Georgian Terrace including Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Engle and Miss mgie, Mr. B. F. Owen, Mr. John Wiser Jr, Mr. Charles G. Edson of Chicago, and numerous others from Philadelphia, Memphis, Columbus, Macon, Hartford, Boston, Monson Mass, New York, Rome, Augusta, Sikeston, Sikeston Missouri, Nashville, Norfolk, Baltimore, and New York.
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Georgian Terrace
W. J. Engle
Mgie
B. F.owen
John Wiser, Jr
Charles G. Edson
Chicago
James B. Lackey
Dan Lackey
J J. Dooley
W. A. Cooper
Charleston
Mon- Bon. Mass
E. H. A. Correa
Igs
C. Matthews
Sikeston
A. FE. Matthews
W. L. Stoddard
New York
A. H. Martin
Dorothy Martin
S. L. Slover
Norfolk
John A. Bell
Nashville
John Drew
Miss Drew
Mary Boland
Charles H. Chassen
Baltimore
W. Schmidtmann
H. IL. Scales
Hannah School Vocal Recital at 368 Peachtree Street
A vocal music recital will be presented by the Hannah School at 368 Peachtree Street on Thursday evening March 14 at 8 15. Pupils of Miss Lavaron and Miss Waters will perform with some outside students assisting. An interesting program is promised with a cordial invitation to friends and patrons to attend.
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Hannah School
Peachtree Street
Miss Lavaron
Miss Waters
Birthday Party for Miss Marie Faustman at Ivy Street Home
A Thursday night party on March 7 celebrated Miss Marie Faustman's teenth birthday. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Faustman 178 Ivy Street the hostess wore rose silk and lace. Guests included Pearl Cooper Marie Oliver and Annie Simmons with music games and refreshments.
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Marie Faustman
Joseph Faustman
Ivy Street
Pearl Cooper
Marie Oliver
Annie Simmons
Ruth Clarg
Swainaboro
Misa
Baraca Class Entertainment At Gordon Street Residence
The West End Baptist Baraca and Philathesa classes held a delightfully social Friday evening at Mrs. Richardson’s Gordon street residence. Punch was served in the alcove, followed by a salad course after the game. Attendees included numerous local residents and friends, with many ladies and gentlemen listed among the guests and helpers.
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Baraca
West End
Annie Ruth Estes
Robert Eberhardt
Erwin Groover
Luther Jenkins
Hollis Kilpatrick
Fred. Hicks
Ray Pendley
Jack Watkins
A. P. Stewart
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Burne Before Move to Inman Park
A Thursday afternoon surprise party on the west side honored Mrs Phil Burne prior to her move to a new home in Inman Park. Guests included Mrs James Cook, Mrs J A Smith, Mrs David Burle, Mrs Jack Taylor, Mrs William Longdin, Mrs William Donald, Mrs Mary Pratt, Mrs Robert Cobb, Mrs Bertha Taylor Jackson, Mrs Frank Bosworth, Mrs John Clower, Mrs Judson Castlebury, Miss Edith Donald, Miss Vivian Jackson, Miss Katie Bosworth, and Miss Nell Bosworth.
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Phil Burne
West Side
Inman Park
James Cook
J. A. Smith
David Burle
Jack Taylor
William Longdin
William Donald
Mary Pratt
Robert Cobb
Bertha Taylor Jackson
Frank Bosworth
Judson Castlebury
Edith Donald
Vivian Jackson
Katie Bosworth
Nell, Bosworth
Inman Park Social in Honor of Alma Burress
Miss Alma Burress of Anderson was honored at a gathering hosted by Miss Zora and Mrs. Mattie Brown in Inman Park. Cards were played with prizes won by Miss Ruth Fusselle and Mr. J. B. Keener, and refreshments were served. Guests included Alma Burress, Marie Spance, Helen Telford, Ruth Fusselle, Jeanette Baggett, Frances Barfield, Jessie Brown, J. D. Keener, Thomas, Dr. B. H. Wagnon, J. R. Burress, H. Wilkinson, W. Orr, and Hubert Telford.
NUNNALLY'S Three Color Top Cream Bricks Ad
Three color top cream bricks with fancy centers and ice cream flowers and fruits. Thousands of designs for any occasion. Wall iced expressed safely everywhere. Send for price list from Nunnally's in Atlanta Georgia.
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Nunnally’s
Atlanta, GA
Séverith Ward Improvement Club Meeting Notes
The Seventh Ward Improvement Club met in regular session on the night of March 3 at Caldwell's hall. Attendance was large and enthusiasm high as the group endorsed the Battle Hill car service committee and urged improvements and extensions to the West View line via Greenaferry avenue and Willingham Street to Battle Hill. The committee opposed fare reductions and was instructed to push for West End improvements. The club pledged cooperation to back sanitation efforts and to urge authorities to clean backyards and report indifference, stressing sanitation as essential.
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Seventh’ Ward
Improvement Cla
Caldwell's
Battle Hill Car Service Committee
Georgia, Railway and Elestric Company
West View
Greenaferry Avenue
Willingham Street
Battle Hill
West End
West End club seeks new members and public support
The club requests written input from the subject and urges voters in West End to join. Since February, fourteen new members have been admitted. Members are asked to attend the adjourned meeting on March 22 at 8 p.m. and enroll their names for membership as the group works to advance local improvements.
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Eagh
West End
Battle Himl
Recital at Cable Hall by Atlanta Conservatory pupils
Pupils from the Atlanta Conservatory of Music will present a recital at Cable Hall on Thursday March 14 1912 at 8 15 p m. Piano students come from Miss Kate Blatterman’s class and are aided by organ voice and violin pupils. The public is cordially invited.
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Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Cable Hall
Kate Blatterman
Mazile Estelle Jones to Wed Robert Mobley in Atlanta
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. J T Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Mazile Estelle to Mr. Robert Farris Mobley. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening March 20 at 8 30 oclock at 36 Bryan Street in Atlanta.
Wood of New York City Remarries in Evening Ceremony
Fragmentary clipping notes a New York City resident named Wood, previously married, taking a second spouse in a quiet evening ceremony. No further details on dates, places, or involved individuals are clear in the readable text.
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Wright
Wood
New York City
Rene
Intimate Friends announce marriage plans in Philadelphia
In a quiet announcement spoken among close friends, Father Foley and Mrs Wright reveal plans for their future home in Philadelphia. The couple, connected with Quaty and 21 inches of ceremony detail, share personal milestones in a brief note.
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Quaty
Foley
Wright
Philadel
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Rex Blass
David Overlock
F. D. Goode
Toccoa
Charles Mobley
Monroe
Robert Mobley
Pat Patterson
LaGrange
Kelley Bros. CO
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