Marriage and social season fill Atlanta notes
IS9 luni AbaU and Willis Johnson of LaGrange wed in College Park with reception planned. The piece lists guests from LaGrange, West Point, Columbus, Oxford and Atlanta, and notes engagements and future weddings in the social circle, including Hayes and Hightower nuptials, and a series of parties, teas, and society events across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luni Abau
Willis Johnson
LaGrange
College Park
F. H. Hal
Mary Truitt
Mise Johnson
West Point
Mabel Gray
Neil Lowry
Oxford
Mie Howard Shea
Ethel Wickersham
Lit- Lan Caverly
Nell Kennin
Columbus
Bessie Dunn
John Johanson
J. H. Wootten
HL. L Dannerson
Naville Lewon
Residents, Guests, and Travels Parade Through Local Social Notes
Master Joseph Orme and Alice Orme are ill with measles. Carrie Wilson plans a long northern and western trip ending September 1. Carrie Brockdell guests with Miss Miles through Easter. Ida Howell Cramer has returned from New York. Lucy Harrison hosts a bridge luncheon at 11 in compliment to Barbara Adair. SY Tupper Sr and others left for Philadelphia. Allan Caverly hosts a dinner for Marie Head and Willie Johnson. Charley J. Moore left for New York for two weeks. Friends note G L Norman’s improved health at Dr Robertson’s Sanatorium. J E B Maddox suffers rheumatism at the same sanatorium. James R. from New York Holliday has returned. Salle May Bagley hosts bowling for Miss O Day at Piedmont Driving Club, compliment to Miss O Day guest of Miss Ella May Thornton. Biles Mary Truntt of LaGrange visits Marie Head. Mrs William Reynolds returns from a march in Mobile. Mary Worewick and daughter Hadith of Guelph visit Mrs G H Bolfewilet on Gordon Street. Local housekeepers praise Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla extracts as best ever made.
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Allan Caverly
Dinnner
Marle Head
Willie Johnson
Charley
Moore
New York
G.L. Norman
Mr. Norman
Dr. Robertson
Capitol Avenue
Dir
J. EB. Maddox
Cottage Prayer Meetings Week in Northeast Atlanta
Cottage prayer meetings are planned across northeast Atlanta as part of a revival led by Westminster Presbyterian and allied churches. The schedule lists seven homes with addresses, leaders, and times for the coming week, including Tonight at 7:40 at E D Davis, and sessions at Dunlap Street, North Boulevard, Forrest Avenue, and other local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. D. Davis
A76
North Boulevard
B. Lee Smith
C. J. Vaughn
Joh G. Dunlap's
Dunlap Street
J. W. Stephens
Dilford Sorrows
W. C. Huddleston
L. L Kulghht
North Bourard
E. A. Davis
FP. Wadeughn
Howard Avkew
H. B. Cantey
Forrest
W. H. George
J. A
W. Staufacher
Howard Askew
J. A. Yeast
Carlisle Street
J. M. Johnson
Cuifford Sorrows
George W. Beavers
Prison Farm Cuts Acreage to Align with Cotton Movement
The Milledgeville state prison farm will plant about 700 acres this year, down from 900 plus, as the prison commission backs the Southern Cotton Association plan. It will prioritize provisions for prisoners, reduce fertilizers, and store 380 bales of cotton for higher prices, aiming to cut surplus cotton and rely more on home supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Prison Commission
Southern Cotton Association
New Orleans
State Farm
J. 8. Turner
Prison Commission Meets In Session For Clemency Hearings
The prison commission sits this week to consider executive clemency petitions. Spear Sims of Dooly county is expected to receive commutation to life, based on newly discovered evidence. Green Arnold of Jackson county may receive a pardon after yearlong whisky selling sentence. Former State Senator W P Dedd and ex County Administrator W C Fripp face possible denial due to perceived insufficient punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear Sims
Dooly County
Sims
Green Arnold
Jackson County
Arnold
Aide
W. P Dedd
W. C. Fripp
Chatham County
Dickson Damages Suit Likely Delayed In Georgia Railways Case
In a Georgia court report Mrs Mary Grant Dickson plans to sue the Georgia Railway and Electric Company in Judge Reid s court while the opposing case resists a trial before Judge Lumpkin in the superior court Rosser and Brandon represent the street car company in Mrs Dickson s suit A separate suit for 5000 damages by Amos Rucker against the Georgia Railway and Electric Company alleges an injury from a December 27 incident on a South Atlanta car Seventeen Hundred and fifty dollars claim follows by J Eagle a railway mail clerk injured in a wreck near Fair Forrest North Carolina He is represented by Arnold and Arnold and Emile Breitenbacher Mack McWhorter seeks 2000 from the Southern Railroad for injuries as a track hand S C Tapp is his lawyer The report ends with real estate transfers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grant Dickson
Georgie Rallway and Electric Company
Reid
Wan
Lumpkin
Rosser & Brandon
Dickson
Amos Rucker
Georgia Railway and Electra Company
Rucker
South Atlanta
Fonesboro
Robert L. Rodgers
Southern Railroad
J. Eagle
Fair Forrest
N. C
Arnold & Arnold
Emile Breitenbacher
Mack McWhorter
Southern Raiload
S. C. Tapp
Real estate deeds and loan filings recorded yesterday
Yesterday filings show multiple transfers with the Dickinson Trust Company securing loans of 83 000 to Mrs Ligzier on Jackson street and 10 000 to Mrs Emma A Siedell on Carnegie way. Additional deeds list transfers involving Lin den avenue Inton Woodward avenue Fair street Grant Street Jones avenue and properties on Hot Line road and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dittier
Superior Court
Ligzier
van Dyke
Dickinson Trust Company
Jackson Street
Emma A. Siedell
Carnegie Way
James M. Hendrix
S. Lovett
Linden Avenue
J. T. Pendleton
Georgia Industrial Realty Company
Hot Line Road
Eben A. Minor
Robert T. Connally
Woodward Avenue
Marion Cy McDowell
Rosa W.knapp
Fair Street
William L. Constantine
Young L. G. Harris College
Jones Avenue
Emma M. Murphy
Josephine M. Murphy
Grant Street
Home of Jos N Moody Burns In Fire at Kimball Street
The Moody home at 36 Kimball street burned yesterday around 4 pm due to a defective flue. Firemen from companies 4 6 fought the blaze for about two hours, with damages estimated at 1500 dollars and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Moody
Kimball Street
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