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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
10
Miss Dickey and Miss Proan Plan Wednesday Luncheon
Miss Dickey of Cleveland and Miss Sallie Pugenia Proan announce a daytime party Wednesday with informal luncheon for eight guests at the Cleveland Ferrace. Mrs L Meikle of Perthshire presided at lunch. Toronto guests and visitors from town attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dickey
Sallie Pugenia
Core
Wass Dickey
Cleveland
Fen
L Meikle
Matinee and dinner parties honor Miss Garrison in Houston
Social notes list entertainments in honor of Miss Paula Garrison of Houston. Artin Elkan to entertain at a Grand matinee party this afternoon, Ruth King hosts Wednesday morning, Mrs John Al Hoskin hosts a Wednesday dinner at Martle Street, and Hardins Bride party Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Garrison. Mrs So Eochards hosts a domino party this afternoon and BRIT Lom Shower for Miss Altie Quillan. Joseph Habersham Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution notes hosts and a recent meeting with a large turnout, plus a prize for best paper and gifts for the new chapter house. Booklovers Club dinner and program led by Mrs Road as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Artin Elkan
Paula Garrison
Houston
Texas
Perdue
Miss Quillian
So Eochards
Joseph Habersham
Mos
William Lawson Peel
Joseph’ Habersham
Ruby Gaffary
Wiss
Ibailis
Nina Horaul
Peel
Miss Alice
Falten
Booklovers’ Club
Huooklovers Club
A Braswell
Dat
Fourth City
W Y W C A Events and Wedding Plans Reflected
The article mentions a magazine contest win by Mrs. John Crosslang, several social entertainments with Mrs A A Braswell and others, a Y W C A notes section, a Tuesday gym schedule with folk dancing and a poultry menu, and an upcoming wedding for Mary Katherine Ammons to Rev Ton Dor him Winson Vondar at St Luke Cosenpal church with Ruth Wins and Alice Stearns as attendants. post ceremony reception and Florida honeymoon planned.
Nineteenth Century History Class Meets Wednesday
The Nineteenth Century History class will meet Wednesday at 3.90 o'clock with Mrs Boling Jones. The Uncle Remus Memorial association will hold a very important meeting Tuesday morning at 1.36 o'clock in the assembly room of Catnesie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boling Jones
Uncle Remus
Tully to Give Lecture on Pure Milk in Atlanta
Henry Paus Tully, former head of the American Dairy Association, will lecture at Cable Hall Thursday night at 8 on pure milk. The talk, at the request of Fulton County medical and women’s groups, will be illustrated with lantern slides. It aims to promote certified milk and reduce infant mortality, stressing three points for hot weather when impure milk risks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Paus Tully
Touissilts RY
American Secltion of Melk
Demausasionirs
Wedding postponed by sudden marriage of bride
In a surprising turn, planned wedding at 721 Plum Street is canceled as the ceremony occurs earlier for Miss Daisy Irene Thomas and her fiancé. Meanwhile, suitors Lyons and Hancock sought the bride, but arrangements shifted when an earlier union took place, ending the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maton
Mrn
H W Thomas
Plum Street
Gordon Lyons
Daisy Irene Thoma
H Hancock
Kyvans
Thomas
Gvans
Hancock
Fircuen
Grand Jury to Consider Poolroom Charges in Atlanta
A Fulton grand jury convened to weigh charges against Judge Bateman over a fake lottery scheme that allegedly swindled Frank Hothbut of Kilgore Nebraska out of 9000. Prosecutors say Bateman heads a network of swindlers active in Florida and Atlanta, where bids on a Whitehall Street store supposedly yielded 9000.
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Fulton Stand
Batman
Boukvard
Frank Hothbutit
Kilgore Neboan
Westaday
Gemins
Hugh M Dorsey
T Blelder
Wood Ditten
Rothleuter Ti
Bateman
Florida
Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Odum Elected Associate Professor of Rural Economics
Dr TE W Odum of Covington Ga has been elected associate professor of rural economics in the School of Education at the University of Georgia. He earned a PhD at Ohio State and Clarke University and will assume duties in September in the new Peabody Building. He is the second man elected to a rural economics chair by a state college in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
TE W Odum
Covington
Deulec
Olaumbis University
School of Education
University of Georgia
T J Wooster
Odum
Clarke University
Massachusetts
Peabody
United States
Open Letter Attacks Bell Over Gainesville Postmistress Row
Augusta Ga March 17 Special An open letter to President Woodrow Wilson from Mrs Helen D Longstreet campaigns for reappointment as Gainesville Ga postmistress. She accuses Congressman Thomas M Bell of seeking to oust her for a political debt and charges support from the Georgia Railway and Power Co henchmen. She defends her eight years in office and condemns political warfare against women while urging presidential action on her behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Woodrow Wilson
Helen ©. Longstreet
Gainesville
Thomas M. Bell
Georgia Railway and Power Co
Longstreet
Georgia
Wilson
Bell
United States
Tallulah Falls
Congressman Bell
Longstreet Sass
Republic
Ita
Hell
Old Dominion
Great Northern Empire
Tragedy Followed by Suicide After Morning Paper Tale
In Macon Georgia on March 17 conductor E J Dey aged 60 shot himself after reading a newspaper account of a double murder that occurred yesterday. The earlier tragedy involved 17 year old Annie Hall and killer W P Mize. Dey declared it would only take one shot for him to end his life and fired before others could intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Annie Hall
Mize
Dyer
Five new standing masters in chancery named for Southern District
Muoy March 14 marks the official teuecal of the United States district court announcing five standing masters in chancery for the Southern District of Georgia under the new rule granting district judges authority to appoint up to fourteen. Appointments listed include Samuel Bennett bank AL banc division judge Wo Griffin Waldost Savannah division, Geillaway BUte, Tull Wa Western division, and others referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Groraie
Samuel & Bennett Bank
Grittin
Woman credits health tonics for dramatic recovery
Texas City woman recounts a voyage from New Orleans to Galveston and back seeking relief from chronic female ailments. After trying multiple treatments with no success, she reports renewed appetite and energy following a recommended tonic, noting a transformation others see in her appearance. A Chattanooga Medical Department ad offers home treatment guidance and a 64 page book.
High winds saved blooms from frost in peach orchards
Farmers report that strong easterly winds kept temperatures from dropping and drew moisture from blossoms, preventing frost damage. The peach crop is considered safe and promising as a result of the windy spell.
More nutritious food at a lower price promotes health
In a wartime era pitch the text argues meat overconsumption raises living costs. It touts Faust macaroni made from durum wheat as a cheaper, nutritious alternative claiming a 6c pack equals 4 pounds of beef. It invites readers to request a free recipe book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busine Faust
Payment to Armistead Enjoined by Salesmen
B H Orr and W P Whittaker former Cosmopolitan Agency salesmen sue to block Armistead from receiving 25000 severance pay after sale of stock for Cosmopolitan Life Insurance. Orr seeks 36325 in commissions while Whittaker claims 315. Judge George L Bell of the superior court stays payment pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Orr
W. P. Whittaker
Cosmopolitan Agency Company
Zoel F
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