Winnie Davis memorial talk and charity plans in Atlanta
Mrs Hallie Rounsaville and Mrs Helen Plane address Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on the Winnie Davis educational memorial. A reception follows as philanthropic efforts and a cooperative association home plan gain support. Charity ball tickets selling fast with several society figures in charge. Also noted are a D A R meeting at Craigie’s and a morning wedding for Caroline Fowler and Jefferson Fenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Davis
Mra
Hallie Alexander Rounsaville
Georgia
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davia
Helen Plane
Dahlonega Woman Leads State Pharmacy Board Exam
Misa May Cartledge of Dahlonega became the state's sole practicing woman pharmaceutical chemist and the first woman to face the state pharmaceutical board for examination. She appeared before the capital board last Tuesday, earned a high grade, and received a new diploma. The board expects many applicants next year and colleges anticipate more women in classes. Cartledge runs the drug business started by her brother Dr FE Cartledge, who moved to Atlanta to study medicine. She had joined him in the business years earlier, then chose to pursue the professional exam and delivered an excellent performance across all branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa May Cartledge
Dahlonega
Phrmaceutical Board
Atate
Pharmaceutical Board
Atlanta
Miss Cartledge
Woman cooperative home planned for workers in Atlanta
The article describes a proposed home by the Woman's Cooperative Association to aid wage earners in Atlanta especially single workers. It outlines facilities for lodging and reading rooms plus two departments for aged women with no homes and for industrial training of young women. It notes the need for education on industrial arts and mentions a ceremony and society news including a Kirkwood wedding and Girls High School graduates gathering in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woman's Co-operative Association
Temperance Union and Y M C T Meeting Notice
The Atlante South Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Young Men's Christian Temperance Union will hold their meetings at Good Template Hall No 74 North Broad Street at 3 o'clock p m Thursday March 16. Business of importance requires full attendance of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante South Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young Man's Christian Temperance Union
North Broad Street
Thurstay
Art in the Schools Exhibition Delights Local Attendees
A school focused exhibit opened at 3:30 PM featuring student inspired artwork and nature studies. Teachers Mrs Kirkpatrick and Miss Everhart read essays on using pictures in class while pupils discussed favorites and growth after a year of exposure.
School receives art gifts from local donors
Mrs Shaw of Harmony Grove sends a pastel and a Japanese silk panel for school use. Delbridge and Rice display four woodland pastels. Contributions from J O'Keefe Nelson and J J O'Keefe ensure framed pictures. Thurmond Snaterborough Delbridge & Rice and Miss Everhart Miss Stanton pledge additional paintings to brighten classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarbrough
Delbridge & Rice
Simon Shaw
Harmony Grove
Shaw
Social Card Parties Highlight Local Gatherings
Eugene Ottley hosted a thirty guest card party at Peach Tree Street for Miss Bureau of Pennsylvania, guest of Miss Beysle Fitten, with pretty prizes and a sumptuous supper. Miss Burcon received many attentions in town. Morris Brandon hosted a stylish card night with handsome prizes and a late elaborate supper. Mrs. Murdock Walker and Mrs. Dunbar hosted events. Milas Dee Murphy hosts the Fortnightly Euchre Club. Mrs. J K Obil spent the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ottley
J. K. Ottley
Peachtree Street
Bureau
Pennsylvania
Beysle Fitten
Morris Brandon
Buried at Westview After Tall Tower Murder
The body of Robert Lewis, hanged at the Tower, was buried at Westview yesterday. A single carriage followed the hearse with Rev. Bliss L. Vaughn, Miss Holloway, and Mrs. Lewis. The widow faced the crowd, no flowers were placed, and the funeral was kept modest and somber as sympathy flowed for a wife in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewis
Tower
Westview
Bliss L. Vaughn
Sue Halla Way
Lewie
Ain
Exhibition of Woman's Cathrooms Draws Local Interest
An art show titled Woman's Cathrooms featured a diverse collection borrowed from the public for a Sunday afternoon opening. The display showcased varied themes and drew attention from attendees at Deere General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Deere
Baptists plan educational observance meeting in Atlanta
A gathering of distinguished Baptists in the city today at 10 oclock will discuss educational subjects connected with the church. It is a preliminary meeting of the educational campaign committees appointed at the Bourheim Baptist convention held in Norfolk last August. The session will be in the Baptist Home Mission Board rooms in the Austell Building. The meeting will consider work and possible arrangements to carry out the committee object, with many attendees including M. Frost Tennessee F H Kerfoot Kentucky L O Dawson Alabama O L Hailey Arkansas B L Whignan District of Columbia W T Osborne Florida Henry McDonald Georgia R M Boone Louisiana O F Gregory Maryland W H T Sproles Mississippi J T M Johnston Missouri Thomas Hume North Carolina M M Riley South Carolina B E B Foil Tennessee J A French Texas C H Winston Virginia I T Tichener Georgia R J Willingham Virginia. The committee resolutions call for observance of the year 150 as a time of thanksgiving and to better organize churches for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourheim
Norfolk
Baptist Home Mission Board
Austel
Fiona
M., Frost
Tennesee
F. H. Kerfoot
Kentucky
L. O. Dawson
Alabama
O. L. Hailey
Arkansas
B. L. Whignan
Diatriot
Columbia
W. T. Osborne
Plarida
Henry McDonald
Georgia
R. M. Boone
Louisiana
O. F. Gregory
Maryland
WH. T. Sproles
Mississippi
J.T. M. Johnston
Missouri
Thomas Hume
North Carolina
M. M. Riley
South Carolina
B. EB. Foil
Tennessee
J. A. French
Texas
C. H Winston
Virginia
I. T. Tichener
R. J. Willingham
T Ie
Southern Baptist
Jones Avenue Baptist Church Crowded by Services
A large congregation attended services at Jones Avenue Baptist Church last night led by Rev. H. L. Martin from Ozark Alabama. The basement was filled to capacity and services continue this week with Mr. Martin to speak at 2:30 pm and tonight on the theme Faith. last night he spoke on Tight and delivered a sermon. The planned contest was postponed due to the religious gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Wight
H. L. Martin
Ozark
Ala
Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mumersne
Co-Operative Association
Woman's Cor Operative
Nelle Black
Joseph ‘Thompson
William Green
William Innon
James English, Jr
Prank Ells
Augusta ‘Thompson
Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
Craigies S
Misa Caroline Fowler
Noah Fowler
Jefferson Fenn
Miss May Cartledge
State Board
Kirkwood
J.B. Robbing
Perto
Fenn
Caroline Fowler
Alex King
B. B. Crew
Woodwow and Langston
Misa Marie Barnes
Whitehall Pireel
Tex
Mies
W.C.T.U. Gi
GAS Hgh Co
Bowman
Ufe
Kirkpatrick
Misa Everhart
Poys
Girla
Nelson
Myra
Johnzon
Biss Wurm
Miss Massey
Georgis
Pétertoon
Miss Everhart
Stanton
Yerborough
Thurmond
Hal Morrison
Delbruge & Rice
Mise Stanton
Paris
Philadelphia
Hay Field
Arouell
Rembrandt
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Lewis
Frye Millinery Company
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Whitehall St
eicy-Vale
Tonighta Society
Broadway Theater Opera Company
Camille D'Arville
Grand Box
New York
Merch
Tinee
Sousa
EL Capitan
Thurfel
Hood
Wyhn M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Phil. W. Peters and
Nettie Comedy Company
Ve of Liars
MY Boys
Jacobs
Pharmacy
Marietta St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!