Spelling Bee and Socials At Local Churches
Spelling bee at First Christian on Pryor Street and Trinity Avenue tonight with participation from Dette Alphas and Royal Guarda. Evening events include social meetings, art displays, palmist Madame Tearne, and a small admission fee. Community clubs, meals, and receptions follow at various church venues, highlighting Mothers Congress and civic gatherings with broad local participation.
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Dette Alphas
Royal Guarda
First Christian Church
Pryor Street
Trinity Avenue
Local Social Roundup Recaps visits and gatherings
A string of social notes reports Victor Dorr returning to Augusta Frank Ferryman coming from St Louis Lowry Douglas of New Orleans returns home and Joseph Merk Alteny and Annis Nol McDonough visiting the city Mrs William Speiding hosting bridge Meera Norman Everett Wrigley back from Washington and more Mrs J McRae visiting her mother in Inman Park Mrs William Lee Ellis of Macon in town Bre Charles Insalan Boykin ill in Decatur Mrs J Davis of Albany visiting for the U S convention Miss Rosecta Write visiting Captain D G Wyite Spring Street Elisabeth Adair guest of Aunt Rowland Mount Vernon N Y Marybeth Ward Hoganville visiting 2 The Wrights Frye sisters Roosevelt visits in Washington New York Miss Rosenfeld visiting Cincinnati Mrs Bilis hosts children at home Mildred Rutherford and Edward Brown arrange juvenile program Grace and Lula Calloway host two bridge tables at WoC Jernigan home Miss Bogle Beattie visiting and Miss Fottowes New York at Mrs Wil Comer James P Tuttle Dr and Mrs Thomas P Man entertain at dinner in Augusta weekend visitors Dr and Mrs Tuttle and Mr Edward Merch and Miss March of New York are stopping in the city en route home from Augusta
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Miss Baxter
Alice Baxter
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United Daughters
Confederacy
Mina Baxter
State Diaion
FE. G. McCabe
Atlanta
Woman's Chuir
Mise Ida Holt
Macon
Milledgeville
JW. Lee
Covington
George F. Cox
Waynesboro
Smyth
Augusta
Ethel McDonald
Cuthbert
JA. Rounsaville
Rome
Mattle Sheibley
W. Higgenbotham
Weat Point
Firs
P. A. Lovejoy
Hawkinsville
R J Taylor
Griffin
Howard H McCall
A. W van Hovss
Gainesville
Katherine Latham
Savannah
NB Harrison
Bfra
R A. Grady
A. B. Hun
L W "Dupont
Alex Bealer
Thomasville
JE. Hayes
Montezuma
Eva Lasnett
Jackson
Marietta
T. D. Carswell
C . Sanders
Mies Anna C. Benning
Columbus
Walter Lamar
Theo Chestney
Herbert Franklin
Tennille
Ellison Gilmer
K Overstreet
Bylvania
J. W. Overstree
MD. Youman
Dawson
Anna M Munroe
Buenavista
Louise O'Neill
A J. McKelway
Decatur
G . McLeod
Abbeville
C. E. Bethel
Gertruds Robinson
Buford
John Hargrove
Chauncey
T W. Hunter
Quitman
Misa Annis Nol
McDonough
William F Speiding Witl Antertein
Meera Norman
Everett Wrigley
Washington, D. C
J . McRae
McRae
Mra. Johnson
Inman Park
William Lee Ellis
Girty
Charles Ins
WD. Bilis, Jr
MA. Lipacomb
Mildred Rutherford
Edward Brown
Grace
Lula Calloway
Miss Bogle
Beattie
Mra. Woc
Jernigan
Fottowes
New York
Wil Comer
Thomas P Man
Andora
James P. Tuttle
Edward Merch
Mies March
Council to Help Cuthbert People
Mayor Maddox calls a special general council meeting this morning to consider an appropriation for cyclone relief in Cuthbert Georgia. He reports a telegram from Cuthbert indicating need for food clothing and shelter while a subscription drive has begun with eighty eight dollars received at The Constitution.
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Maddox
Géneral Council
Cuthbert
Martin F. Amorous
Gounkl
Constitution
Mrs Yancy Freed by Habeas Corpus
Mary J. Yancy of 121 Crumley Street was freed by habeas corpus after four weeks’ detention in the Tower. Judge HM Reid ruled the grounds for detention invalid. An affidavit from Dr T C Dewicon claimed she was of unsound mind, with proceedings scheduled for March 15.
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Jancy
Mary J. Yancy
Crumley Street
HM. Reid
Yancy
Wilkinson
Trial of Booth Drew Draws Large Crowd in Bibert
In Etherton Georgia a jury moved to deliberate tonight in the murder case of J R Booth charged with killing George C Ogiessey. Defense counsel Reuben Arnold argued for acquittal as about two thousand spectators packed the Bibert County courthouse amid strong state assertions that manslaughter charges would be denied. A mistrial was freely predicted by observers.
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Etherton
Minrah
J. R. Booth
George C. Ogiessy
Reuben Arnold
Bibert County
To Make Better Puddings Use Blue Ribbon Extracts
Use the best vanilla or lemon extract from Blue Ribbon for richer puddings. Avoid unknown or inferior extracts and seek the trusted flavor standard preferred by cooks.
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Blue Ribbon
Unclear Knoxville Arrest Ties to Roane County Murder Past
In Knoxville a man named Mabry faces trial for murder, linked to a century-old Roane County killing of Asbury. Authorities report Mabry’s role in a long-ago tragedy and expect witnesses to testify, despite many years elapsed. A Kingston message confirms the case and local officials anticipate presenting evidence.
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Knoxville
Scun
Mabry
Roane
Kingston
Asbury
Free Wheat for Mexico Duty Declared Off by April First
El Paso Temes reports Mexico will drop all wheat duties by April 1 to avert a bread famine. Mexico has repeatedly suspended duties each spring due to shortages. American wheat at the border costs 61.28 per bushel with duties and additional charges pushing prices high.
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el Pees
Temes
Merxico
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Storm Blows Mill Down In White County
Wind damage reported in White County near Cleveland Georgia with a cyclone-like event last night. Destruction includes timber and several buildings four miles above town and at Pat Allison's dwelling. No lives lost and guards inspectors plan joint action. court martial scheduled for Monday night with Major Posner presiding.
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White County
Cleveland
Nenstair
Pat Allison
National Guard
Agalo
Major Posner
Plea in Abatement in Election Cases at Decatur
Indictments for false swearing tied to the Littonia precinct legislative primary in DeKalb County prompt an abatement plea. Judges and lawyers from Atlanta and Decatur appeared as special pleas were heard and a March trial date set.
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John @. Candler
Kmpatrick
RL. D McAllister
Alan Candler
At- Jamia
TE. J Steele
Decatur
Howard
George M. Napier
Napier, Wright & Cox
Atlanta
Hoan
Newton
Rockdale
Trudge Roan
Roan
A. Morris
A. Morrie
De Kalb Grand Jury Calls for District Division Repeal
DeKalb grand jury opposes dividing its territory and urges the state legislature to repeal laws allowing divisions. It condemns the recent election results, supports a injunction to block enforcement, and asks centurara and Wesewater to press for repeal while promoting continued opposition. The piece also references whiskey advertising mixed into the column.
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Deal
Sleothen
Ater
Cenlatura
DeKalb County
Wesewater
General Assembly
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Young Men's Christian Association
Presbyterian—First
F. B. Gay
Central
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North Avenue
H. H. Hale
Moore Memorial
C. P. Taylor
Westminster
RH. Walton
Methediet
Newton Payne
T. ‘T Stephens
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W. . Underwood
St. James
Miss Bridges
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J. Dennis
Dora Adair
E. F. Blodgett
Econg
J. D. Berger
Ponce de Leon
H Hale
Tabernacle
R. F. Cox
Jackson Hill
E. Hannen
Weat Bod
G. W. Seay
Cephel Avenue
Mire
Beara
Capitol View
J. & Rodgers
J.C Harrison
Battie Hil
M. M. Anderson
Acqiiary
Indies
Circle No. 5
St. John's Church
Auburn Avenue
Tripp
Woman's Guild
St Luke's Church
Peters Wtreel
Ivy
First Universal
Bad Harris
Peachtree Street
Bupper
Gabrilowitech
Oesip Gabrilowitech
Siem
Flovsaley Quartet
Freck Carter
Alexan Street
Jame Burton Dean
Cincinnati
Aed Mies
Gretchen Hathaway
Chicago
Mr. Carter
Mrs. Dean
Miss Hathaway
Mary Cottingham
Donaldson
John B. Donaldson
Bainbridge, Ga
Wirs
Gordon
King's Daughters
Bib
Tucker
Joseph A. McCord
Building Fund
Ok 1
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
North Butter Street
Harris Street
Courtland Treet
Forrest Avenue
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Caroogis
Warren Boyd
Hamilton Douglas
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Carmegtibrary
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Saturdey
Carnegie Library
Wim
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Meelon
Cis
Ite Reily-Taylor CO
New Orleans, U.S. A
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Ato
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Auguste
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St Louis
Lowry Douglas
New Orleans
Joseph Merk
Alteny
Alan Boykin
Mr and
Mra
B. M. Boykin
Mra J . Davis
Albany
8. B. Nass
U. S
LP Adame
MW. Armstrong
Naplea
Misa Elisabeth Adair
Rowland
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Misa Marybeth Ward
Hoganaville
Howard Mathews
West
Merritte Avenue
Mia, Baron 8 Frye
Mise Lestie Mast Frye
Washington
Sirs A Rosenfeld
Mre
J E Sommerfeld
Clarke
Mati
Castoria
Booth
L. B. Norton
A. H. Flake
Dekalb Grand Jury
Larke
Fain & Stamps
Keely
Keely's
Keely-Ziegler
Ziegler Bros
Ziegler Brothers
Keely Company
America
Keely Co
Keely- Ziegler
Ely
Rena
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Samuel C. Walker
Kent
Alabama &T
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
Auburn Ave
Whitehall
White St. Ste
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