Cotillion Club Dance At Segadio's For Tech students
A Cotillion Club dance at Segadio's last night drew the college set with elegant decorations and refreshments. Officers include Charles Ely president Locke Gramley vice president Charles Porter secretary and Wile Irvin treasurer. Members listed with several invited debutantes. Also notes tea for Mrs Swift in Atlanta and various social events at YWCA dining room and local clubs.
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Segadio’s
Cotilion Club
The
Tech
Onen
Charles Ely
Locke Gramley
Charles Porter
Wile Irvin
Frank Downing
T. A. Bryson
Eugene Pate
R. H. Williams
E. W. Tomlinson
Milas Alice May Freeman
Margaret Hawkins
Elizabeth Dungan
Gladys Dunson
Kate Cooper
Helen Brown
Mary Traylor
Mary Cooper
Harriet Holland
Jane Cooper
Lottie Cowles
Helen Hobbs
Marie Pappenhheimer
Jennis D. Harrie
Milas Mary Carl Hurst
Daisy LeCraw
Harriet Converse
Louise Hipley
Helen Prior
Clifford Quinney
Christine Hooper
Bertha Moore
Lucy Smith
Alice Parks
Tommin Perdue
Alice Fielder
Lillie Carter
Lilie McBryde
Elizabeth Smith
Louise Corker
Milas Bess Wall
Virginia Hoffman
Mass Meeting for Women in Atlanta at First Methodist Church
The women of Atlanta are invited to a Sunday afternoon mass meeting at 3 o'clock in the First Methodist church. Miss Heag from Nashville, field secretary for the Southern Methodist women's work, will present her program. Special music contributed an interesting hour. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Year End Baptist Church met Monday afternoon March 18 1912 at 3 40 p m with President Mrs W P Anderson presiding.
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Elliott
Northern Baptist Board Iso
Rangoon
Burma
Ron
Xeon
Second Baptist Church
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
Miss Heag
Nashville
Southern Methodist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Year End Baptist Church
Mra. W
P. Anderson
Kenneth M. Goode
New York
Mra
John W. Grant
Mirnia
Big Brother
Piiment
Mourney Hopkins
Poate
Rian
George
Sue Bowie
Rome
M. A. Phelan
Werkseye
McCane
Geddings Tupper
Georgian Terrace
Scott Hudson
J. W. Morford
Lexington
N. D. Beeler
Knoxville
J.T. Lowr
Daisy Hug Sparks
Macon
William B. Cachart
Inabel Amorous
New Jersey
St. Gabeths College
Harry Schlesinger
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Schlesinger
Misa Bessie Houser
Perry
China
Fred Houser
James D. Carhart
Naanville, Tenn
Boston
Mass
William Db, Carhart
Ambition to Become Star Lures Minnie From Home
Minnie Cox, 16, from Columbia, Ga., seeks Broadway stardom after fleeing home with machinist George McCane of the Atlanta hotel. Detectives, acting on her mother's request, locate her in Atlanta while she awaits transport back to her family. Her dream of fame clashes with family and police concerns about leaving home.
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Star
Minnie
Minnie ‘Cox
Columbia
George McCane
Atlanta
Laura Jean Libbey
McCane
Game Hotel
Moving Picture
Broadway
Columbus
Arrests Escalate in Athens Bank Scandal Case
In Athens on March 11 the arrest of J. W. Griffin, president of the defunct Athens Trust and Banking Co and Crawford of MHS Co, was secured on new charges linked to criminal operations. Bond set at 10,000. warrants accuse banking law violations, with earlier counts including forgery and fraudulent money handling.
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Athens
Spes
J. W. Griffin
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Crawford of Mhs Company
GU Yumpan
Itia
Bank Atorcic
Vic
Justice of the Peace
Improved Dental Equipment At Constantine Office
Dr C A Constantine unveils new painless dentistry setup at his Peachtree and Decatur corner office with refurbished interior and upgraded tools enhancing service.
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C. A. Constantine
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Anti-Tipping Law Will Increase Wages in Louisville
In Louisville hotel keepers, restaurant owners, saloon keepers and barbers await the governor's action on the anti-tipping bill. They estimate the wage rise would reach about $75,000 annually for waiters and similar increases for other staff, with fines for both tip giver and recipient.
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Louisville
Alford Case May Go Before Supreme Court
Attorney John H.R. Cooper of Macon filed a writ of certiorari to review Edward B. Alford’s Bibb county murder conviction of his wife and mother in law. He asserts four federal questions and seeks to halt the April 5 execution, arguing Georgia lunacy laws and trial fairness issues.
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John Corrigan
Washington
John HR. Cooper
Macon
Supreme Court
Edward B. Alford
Bibb County
Justice Lirton
Dte
Cooper
Georgia
Jal
cAlzora
A New Conceit In Jewelry
Lingerie pins with a secure clasp are offered in a range of styles from quaint revivals of old fashions to strikingly original designs. Available in plain gold jewels and enamel, they provide wide material design and price selections.
Very Elegant Blue Serge Suit Sold for $25 in Atlanta
An advertised ready to wear blue serge suit priced at 25 dollars is pitched as the best value in Atlanta. The copy invites buyers to see the suit, claiming superior quality for the money.
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Atlanta
Rooster Causes Traffic Jam On Peachtree Street
A rooster escaped a boy and halted a long line of streetcars and autos on Peachtree Street near the Piedmont hotel. The bird wedged into streetcar tracks as crews, police, and bystanders attempted to rescue it, finally pinning it with a switch rod and restoring traffic.
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Peachtree Street
Piedmont Hotel
Merc
Rain Worst in Griffin History
Griffin Georgia reports record rainfall causing extensive damage. The Griffin Cotton Mills power plant flooded and shut down, farmlands washed, farmers discouraged over stalled work. Cotton receipts reach 34,703 bales this season vs 18,301 last year. prices steady around 11 cents for top grades. Missionary revival ends with Prof Jerry M. Lound delivering missions address. Local political and civic meetings planned including Spalding county primary arrangements and corn club events. Baptist revival to begin at First Baptist Church with Dr. T Carlton leading services.
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Griffin
Dynamite Found at Priest's Door in Campbellsville
Dynamite enough to destroy the neighborhood was found on the rectory porch of Rev. Thomas Murray, Catholic pastor, in Campbellsville Kentucky. The damp porch may have extinguished a half-burned fuse as explanation for the discovery. The priest is a popular figure in Campbellsville with years of service.
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Campvelshike
Thomas Murray
Catholi Church
Campbellbille
King George Abandons Royal Germany Visit
London March 5 All planned royal visits to foreign courts have been canceled for the year. Officially blamed on the coal strike the move likely reflects Anglo German tensions and the risk of incidents if King George and Queen Mary toured Berlin.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Berlin
British Isles
State Superintendent Brittain Visits Sumter Schools
Americus Ga March 15 State Schools Superintendent Brittain today inspected the Third District Agricultural College and, by invitation of Superintendent Augusta Miller, visited Americus public schools finding all institutions in excellent condition with large attendance. Tonight Brittain will address Sumter citizens on education topics and tomorrow will speak to the Sumter county teachers institute. Sumter boasts sixty public schools outside the city, all in flourishing condition.
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Americus
Brittain
Ditrict Agricultural College
Augusta Miller
Americus Public Sehools
Slamns
Sumter County
Salem College Receives $25,000 Carnegie Endowment
In Winston-Salem, Salem College today received a $25,000 check from Andrew Carnegie, the largest donation by Carnegie to any southern women’s college. The gift funds the endowment and will be invested in high-grade securities. income will aid college development. An asylum for aged Jews was also announced by the Galata congregation’s committee.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Salem Femate College
Andew Carnegie
Collegy
Salem College
Jivs
Carnegie
Southern Woman's College
Mert Herman Breitnar
Ausiplay Rash
Galata
Constantinople
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Nash Meestes
Thomas Ridhey
W. B. Dykes
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West Peachtrea Street
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Wharton Wison
James Bartflela
George Speer
George Ushr
Edward Rawlings
Chas
Beate Sansa
Wales
Hadith ‘Schneider
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Pink Cherry
North Broad Street
Philathea
Tung
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Jett R Palmer
Wabash Avenue
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Kirkwood
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Henry Trout
Los Angeles
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Baltimore
Luther Read
Charles Stason
Eleventh Street
George Bohan
Harrodsburg
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Mitchell King
Mt. Clements
Mich
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Ballicoore
Sydney Blahemar
New Orleans
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Charles King
Sydney Edmunds
Young Son
Birmingham
Caldwell
Jack Swift
Washington, D. C
the Majestic
Ernest West
John NM. Jones
Freg Scott
Misa Katherine Scott
Milwaukee
Jacksonville, Fla
H. F. Welt
John M. Grean
W. E. Richardson
Florida
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Frank Beck
Marguerite Beck
No. 329
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J. P. Mahoney
Pass Christian
Misa Margaret McDonald
Gaome Co
E. Caverly
Misa Lucy Stockard
Savannah
Fannie Tutwiler
Faust
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
Barry
Ferran
Stockard
Eustaca
Mrs. Callaway
Washington, Ga
Harry Fisher
Georgian’ Terrace
W. W. Ward
Annie Nolan
McDonough
Katherine Gordon
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Edward L. Wight
Al‘bert Harrell
Bridge
Howard Merrill
Salt Lake City
Lopez
Mamie Willams
Clearwater, Fla
M. In
Adams
Kentucky
Farida
J. W. Ferguson
Rowtley Place
Jasper Bell
Ferren
Mia
Cincinnati
Cuba
W. KK. Mower
Leopold de Rothschild
Tibbets
Mr. Rothschild
Alford
Lely Cieman Welt
Hanleiter Methodist Church
Jerry M. Lound
Kiffin
Wi. Patterson
Spalding County
Thig City
Bert
Spalding County Corn Club
Good Roads
Spalding County Good Roads Association
Spalding County Grand Jury
Roswell H. Drake
Ing Baptist Revival
First Baptist Church
T. ©. Carlton
Beare
Aga
Daniel
Germany
Chicago
Kansas
Sante Fd
Wiliam Landergan
Sumter
Carnege
Robinnaire
Pure and Harmless
Jacobs” Pharmacy
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