Social Items Highlight City Visits and Familiars
Mrs. C A Wood traveled from Augusta to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Z Hoke. Mr Roland Ellis of Macon visits the Pigamont. Mr and Mrs Sackett from New York are staying at Georgian Terrace. Mrs B D Kennedy is ill on Face de Leon Ave. Mrs BE Weaver of Washington arrives as Mrs A H Locke and Miss Holmes visit. Brigadier General Weaver to join soon. Mrs Burton Robbins hosts Mrs W C Warfield at 289 West North Ave returning east Sunday. Mrs Eugene Augustus Russell transferred to St Josephs infirmary after two months ill. Mrs Dozier Poll of Columbus visits sister Mrs Samuel Wesman. Luncheon by Mrs Arnold Broyles honors Mrs Joseph Emerson Brown. Dr Hugh J Walker returns from East Tennessee. Mrs Ravert K Evans and Lt Zornshy Evans depart for Gov.
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C. A. Wood
Augusta
John Z. Hoke
Roland Ellis
Macon
Pigamont
Sackett
New York
Georgian Terrace
B.D. Kennedy
de Leon Avenue
BE. M. Weaver
Washington, D. C
A. H. Locke
Miss Holmes
Weaver
Burton Robbins
W. ¢. Warfield
West North Avenue
Eugene Augustus Russell
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Dozier Poll
Columbus
Samuel Wesman
Arnold Broyles
Joseph Emerson Brown
Hugn J. Walker
East Tennessee
Ravert. K. Evans
iZornshy Evans
Gov
Makes Hairy Growths Vanish From the Skin
A period ad promises easy removal of facial hair using a delatone paste mixed with water. It claims application for two minutes and rubbing off to leave no spots or blemishes, urging readers to buy the original package to avoid disappointment.
Local Notes And Visits Around Town
Arnor’s Island visit with General Evans and Lt. Sidney Johnson Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mitchell back from Florida. Mrs. S. B. Scott returns from Boston. Louise Bigby Marsh visiting sister Mrs. Richardson in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. A. W. Calhoun and Miss Harriet Calhoun in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heiserbeck announce birth of a son Daniel Marshall. Ix son Ludlow Jordan heads to New York via Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice to return from Florida next week. Miss Nina Jones returns home to Waynesboro after weeks with Miss Helen Potts. Mrs. Robert Ridley entertained Thursday Bridge at Decatur. Mr. Thomas King of Rome listed as missing. Mrs. Charles Whitner recovering from illness. Mrs. George F. Lindner hosts tea for guest Miss Lindner. Mrs. Fountain Rice Jr of Chattanooga visiting father and sister Mr. C. E. Sergeant and Miss Lite Sergeant.
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Arnor's Island
General Evans
Sidney Johnson Tucker
Guy Mitchell
S. B. Scott
Boston
Ave
Louise Bigby Marsh
Brrs. Richardson
Wilkesbarre
Pal
A. W. Calhoun
Harriet Calhoun
New York
Daniel Marshall Heiserbeck
Daniel Marshall
Ludlow Jordan
Savannah
Frank Rice
Florida
Nina Jones
Waynesboro
Helen Potts
Robert Ridley, Jr
Thursday Bridge Club
Decatur
Thomas King
Bark Lane
Rome
Alsk
Charles Whitner
George F. Lindner
Ansley Park
Miss Lindner
Fountain Rice, Jr
Chattanooga
Bfr
C. E. Sergeant
Lite Sergeant
Thomas P Vincent Dies at His Athens Home
Thomas P. Vincent, 58, president of Athens Manufacturing, vice president of Georgia National Bank, former president of Athens Savings Bank and county commissioner chairman, died at his Athens home after an illness of weeks. Survived by wife and four children led by eldest Louie Vincent. Longtime Athens businessman and former city council member.
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Athens
Mareh
Thomas P. Vincent
Athens Manufacturing Company
Georgia National Bank
Athens Savings Bank
Board of
County Commissioners
Muss Louie Vincent
Vincent
Jackson & Vincent
Cordele Bankers Plan Two Year Farm Loan Program
Cordele Georgia March 12 bank officials at a rally pledged to lend forty thousand dollars to county farmers for two years at a low rate to boost livestock dairying cattle hogs poultry and foodstuffs. Experts from state and national departments and the Southern railways outlined efforts to eradicate cattle ticks and lift cattle restrictions.
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Cordele
Speciat.j— Bankers of
Missionary Women Missing in China
Central News from Sharghai reports two English women from the China Inland Mission station at Lao Fow near Hu Peh have disappeared since yesterday when the town was sacked. The missing are Miss Black and Miss J Black. The raid killed Dr T Frowland and wounded others. seventeen Protestant mission staff were in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenson
Sharghai
China Inland Mission
Lao
Hu-Peh
Black
Miss J. Black
The
London
Uy-Kow
T. Frowland
Battle Against Tuberculosis Hampered by Funds in Atlanta
The Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurses Association reported at its fifth annual meeting that funds are insufficient to meet growing need. President Hugh M Willet outlined plans for a larger appeal to the city for aid, renewed cooperation with local charities, and a push to educate all races about sanitation and disease prevention. The group noted 1913 pledges of 3500, increased county support to 600, and Red Cross seal sales raising 2680.00, with plans to hire an organizer and broaden membership to several thousand. Officers and directors were re-elected with minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Anti- Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurses’ Association
Hugh M. Wmlet
Carnegie Mbrary
Howard
Wilkes
Willet
Atlanta
Metropolitan Eife Insurance Company
Red Cross
Battle Hill Sanitarium
Associated Charities
Wesley House
Grady Hospital
Morris Hirsch Clinic
Orthopaedic Clinics
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
H.&. Cole
Medical Department
Theo Toepel
Relief Department
Mra
H.W. Hare
Lous Hollander
Georgia
Foundation
Mre
F. G. Hodg~son
Sident
Eit
Kendall Welsiger
Ditlerk
Annoptatic
Washington News Speculates on Eleanor Wilson McAdoo Wedding
Washington reports renews talk of a June White House wedding between Treasury Secretary McAdoo and Eleanor Wilson, youngest daughter of the president. No official comment given, but many see the union as definite after Congress adjourns. McAdoo, 50, is a widower with two children.
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Washington
White House
Congress
McAtgu
McAdoo
Miss Wilson
Aden
Hudson
Wilson
Petition for Probate of Bacon's Will Filed
The executor of the estate of late Senator A. O. Bacon filed a petition to probate the will on the first Monday in April amid few objections. Mrs. Waller Cheatham, granddaughter of Senator Bacon, sought guardianship for her minor siblings Manley and Louise Curry, with the Curry children set to receive the share once intended for their mother, Mrs. Manley Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Senator Bacon
Waller Cheatham
Manley Curry
Louise Curry
Curry
Manley. Curry
Forrest Cavalryman Ward Dies at 72 in Huntsville
Huntsville mourns veteran Forrest Cavalryman Ward age 72 who died after a long illness at home. He served in Moreest’s first regiment and followed Forrest to become a noted Confederate cavalry leader. Survived by his widow, daughter Mrs. Hugh G. Smelter, and two sons Joseph H. Ward and G. W. Ward, all of Huntsville. Funeral held at Maple Hill Cemetery with Robert Jones Camp Confederate Veterans in attendance.
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Maren Ts
TL. Ward
Forrest
Confederate States Army
Moreest
Mr. Ward
Hugh G. Smelter
Joseph H. Ward
G. W. Ward
Huntsville
Robert Jones
Co W M'Gehee's Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow Morning
Co W M Gehee's funeral set for tomorrow from Mrs J L Bender's home near Greenville Ga with interment at Greenville cemetery beside his wife who died years earlier The sudden death occurred yesterday and a marble slab was prepared bearing his name and space for the date of death Also named are House representatives assigned by Speaker Burwell to attend the funeral Culpepper Beck Blackburn Bullard Burney Dobbs Dorris Jones Hines Ledbetter Melson Slade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clumber
TW. MnGehee
J. L. Bender
Greenville
Metehes
Mr. McGehee
Walen
Burwell
House of Representatives
Culpepper
Merwether
Beck
Carroll
Blackburn
Fulton
Bullard
Campbell
Burney
Morgan
Dobbs
Bartow
Dorris
Douglas
Jones
Coweta
Hines
Troup
Ledbetter
Folk
Melson
Clayton Slade
Murcogae
J P Brooks Found Dead At Home In Columbus Ga
J P Brooks aged 58 was found dead at his Columbus home March 12. Coroner’s jury attributed death to natural causes. His wife died a year earlier and he had grieved deeply. He worked with Rush Hardware and was a well known local. He was the father of T Braces of Atlanta.
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Columbus
J.P. Brooks
Brooks
Rush Hardware Company
Lewis
T. ©. Braces
Atlaetta
Pape's Pepsin and Diapesin Advert Monologue
An early 20th century ad touts Pape's Pepsin and Pape's Diapesin as quick cures for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises fast relief, neutralizes sour stomachs, reduces gas and belching, and claims lasting stomach health after use. The copy urges readers to buy a large bottle from any drug store.
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Mr. Or Minelle
Pape
Knight denies carbolic acid claim in wife custody tale
Dewitt Right of Macon Ga faces new arrest on the charge mare by his wife. The couple discuss threats to kill their 10 year old daughter Thelma now in the Home for the Friendless in Atlanta He says a witness will prove the wife stated she would kill the child if not allowed to take her from the home He claims the carbolic acid claim was a failed attempt by the wife to harm herself.
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Dewitt Right
Macon
Newander
Tosa
Knight
Atlanta
Thelma
Jude Vindall
Augusta cotton exchanges invited to conference
The Augusta cotton exchange directors passed a resolution calling all southern exchanges to send delegates to Augusta in the first week of May to discuss and improve cotton trading. A telegram urges cooperation, three delegates from each exchange, and a prompt response to pursue a sound business solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta Cotton Cchange
Aa Medias
Iverson
Macon Poultry Man Drops Dead In Store
Macon Georgia March 12 Special Bolivard A Whitcomb proprietor of the Macon Poultry company dropped dead this afternoon in his store on First street. The coroner held an inquest and decided death was heart failure. His wife died suddenly years ago and her body was sealed in a casket and wept by her husband before being taken to New York for interment. The couple came to Macon from New York City a few years ago and were connected with a wealthy family there. The head of the Crane Paper company of New York is said to be a son in law of the dead man.
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Macon
Ji— Bolivard A. Whitcomb
Macon Poultry Company
First Street
Sear
Crane Paper ,Company
New York City
Rev John Loftus Scully Dies in New York City
Columbus telegrams report the death of Rev John Loftus Scully in New York City. For four years he served as rector of Tri in Columbus and earlier led St Paul in Savannah and St Marys in New York. Dr Scully was widely known in Georgia and much beloved, with a requiem Holy Communion to be held at Trinity Church tomorrow.
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Columbus
New
Tri
St. Paul Church
Savannah
New York
St.Mary's Church
Scully
Georgia
Trinity Church
Reverend J C Davis of Athens Laid to Rest
The funeral of the Rev J C Davis, long pastor of a Athens church, was held this afternoon in a cemetery near his wife’s grave. The service featured the Toneral and prayers as mourners gathered, noting his wife had died thirteen months earlier.
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Jacobs
RDER
Eugene V. Haynes Co
Whitehall Street
Bixie
Crisp
County Bankers
China
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
Broad St
Ladv
Chotel Lantery Hotel
Lanier
Macon, Georgia
Eleanor Wilson
Treasury
Caieassaat Isan Bey
Georgia Central
Birmingham
Ala
Main No
Central of Georgia
William Maholland
Columbus, Ga
Sperial
William Maholand
Fairbank
Fieimic
United States
Inakal
W. H. Abbott
WF. Wesley
W. M’gehee
J. P. Brooks
the Growers of India
Dewitt Knight
Tindall
John Loftus Scully
J. C. Davis
Paris
Vogue
Reboux
Suzanne Talbot
Virot
Paul Poiret
Vogue Regu
Voge
Vevert
Ceiffares
Newport
Jane
Children’s Fashions Oe
the Bees
Adran Millinery
Agurt Pall
Fourth Avenue
Atlanta Constitution
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