Tales of Hoffman Reading Feature This Afternoon
An opera reading is set for 1 PM at the Georgian Terrace under Sacred Heart church Ways and Means Committee. Performers include Miss Helen Stewart and Mrs Peyton Todd with Mr WC Wardwell and Mr Walter Stuniés providing piano and selections between acts.
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Georgian Terrace
Ways and Means Committee
Sacred Heart Church
Tales of Hoffman
Helen Stewart
The
Harcarolie Wire
Ton Todd
John Cooper
Peyton Todd
Wardwell Antonios
Peyton
Mrs John W Rowlett Heads Georgia Mothers Congress
Mrs John W Rowlett of Atlanta was elected president of the Georgia Mothers Congress and Parent Teacher Association at its annual meeting with a statewide turnout. Wiss Celeste Parish spoke on rural school conditions under the state board of education. The group discussed staffing needs and potential assistants for Miss Elizabeth Felt, and officers for two year terms were named. The next convention is planned for Augusta. A separate program featured a Pied Piper reading by Mrs Mark Sherwood Jackson with Bartholomew at the piano, followed by a Tea Dance at the Driving Club with 400 guests.
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Macon Gn
John W Rowlett
Atlante
Georgia Mothers Congress and
Parent-Teacher Association
Wiss Celeste Parish
State Board of Education
Congress
Elzabeth Felt
Sususta
Tarish
Congress Today
Howard Hayne
Elberton
Gingrees
Towlett
Othler
Augusta
Toepel
Greenwood Ave
Parent Teacher Association
Greenwood Avenue
Fospel
Physical Teweing
Atlanta
Wedding party lists mingle in Milwaukee event notes
A Milwaukee wedding article lists guests and attendees in a long party sequence. Names include Mrs Frank West Mrs Wilkinson Mrs Ray Powers Mrs Sam Tupper Jr Mrs Walter Barnwell and many more along with couples and extended family members. The document reads as a social roundup with numerous attendees from various households.
Yiddish Progressive Club meeting to feature poems and music
The Yiddish Progressive Club will hold a gathering at 90 Capitol avenue tonight to read Wormshosenhald poems and present a musical program. Admission is free and Mrs Wight will entertain.
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Yiddish Progressive Club
Wormshosenhald
Yiddish Progressive Oraniin Club
Te Ssh Educations Alliance
Capitol Avenue
Birthday reception planning meeting set by Ladies Ausphiary
The birthday reception committee of the Young Men's Christian Association will meet Friday morning at 1 o'clock at the association to arrange the birthday reception scheduled for April 15.
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Ladies Ausphiary
The
Young Mens Christian Association
Social notes from Chicago visitors and guests in Atlanta
Mrs A WU Scoville of Chicago visits sister Mrs Lyman 4 Amsden at the Ponce de Leon apartments. Mrs Drank Pott hosts Mr Fanning Potts. Mrs Harryet McClelland stays with Mrs Gilbert Wraser on Juniper Street. Mr James D Palmer left for Augusta after visiting New Orleans. Anna Logan, guest of sister Mrs John L Platt, at her home in Fluid Hills. Margaret Traser visits Miss Julian Birney in Washington DC then heads to New York for a month. Mrs S Prim recovering and expected to be out soon. Mrs WA Speer to entertain on Peachtree road. Mrs Martin Cannon of Concord Co visiting Mrs George ll Greeter for opera. Mrs John Albert Droege of New York returning home after winter in Florida and Cuba, guest of Mrs Stephens Hook at Hast Late. Mr Divese obituary note followed by Eula Johnson. Mrs Dean of Indianapolis visiting daughter Mrs J M White Mig. Margaret Drager visiting Wiss Lillian Birkly in Washington DC, will leave for New York next week for a month. Mrs Bain Wiss Deane Bain and Mr I Grafton Wagning return to New York. Mr and Mrs DeLanceyountae returned to Newark after several days’ visit. Mrs Foch ard Johnston of Wis B S Nicholson and Mrs C EB Feevnol and family move to new home at 179 St Charles Avenue. Mrs Frances Fett Brown entertained by guest in Chattanooga. Witham recovering from illness.
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Anna Logan
New Orleans
John L Platt
Lluid Hills
Margaret Traser
Jllian Birney
Washington DC
New York
S . Prim
Bet Im
Moegs Suten Jeined
Peachtree Circle
WA Speer
Tain
Peachthe Road
Martin Cannon
Concord Co
Georgell
John Albert Droege
Florida
Cuba
Stephens Hook
Divese
Eula Johreon
Dean
Indianapolis
J M White Mig
Margaret Drager
Wiss
Lillian Birkly
Washington
York
Bain Wiss Deane Bain
Grafton Wagning
Mir
DeLanceyountae
Newark
Fochard Johnston
S Nicholson
EB Feevnol
St Charles Avenue
Wes
Chattanooga
Frances Fett Brown
W . Witham
Burns’ Body Recovered Near Dam After River Search
In Carillton on March 47 special report states Robert Burns who left on March 6 with Merlin Wood toward San Francisco was found in the Little Tallapoosa river about 19 feet from the site of Merlin Woods’ body found yesterday. Evidence shows the boys carried their boat around the dam and placed it downstream. The men believe they were swept apart by the current and both drowned. Merlin Wood’s body was taken to Roopville for burial, and Robert Burns was interred here this afternoon.
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Carillton
Robert Burns
Merlin Wood
Sanrancisco
Tallapoosa
Merlin Woods
RoopVille
Mrs R M Strickland Dies at Tallapoosa
Mrs R M Strickland wife of prominent merchant died at her Tallapoosa home on March 17 after a prolonged illness. She was born Lepia Vikinson of Coweta County Ga and moved to Lowman. Survived by husband three sons Deane Strickland of Atlanta attorney, Skobert M Strickland Jr, Jowell Strickland of Tallapoosa. five brothers TW Atkinson Baton Rouge Major WE Atkinson New Orleans Shelby Ackingon Little Rock. sister Mrs Marthe Righi of Raisson La. Funeral plans not yet announced.
Post Office Begins in Douglasville on Broad Street
Work started today on a two story building on Broad Street in Douglasville Georgia. The structure will serve as a government post office for the next ten years and includes space for several other offices on the second floor. Colonel Riutcheson secured the government contract to erect the building.
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Douglasville
Broad Street
Riutcheson
First Auction Sale of Listed Herefords in Georgia
Hereford cattle from the herds of T. Boswolk and Tras Lunsford will be offered at a Friday auction in this place. Bulls cows and heifers will be knocked down to the highest bidders with guarantees provided. Reduced travel rates along the Georgia road are available.
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Silowin
Slereford
Georgia
Helfere
Tr T Boswolk
Tras Lunsford
Covington
Jon
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Graying Hair Restored
Grandmother used Wieths Sage and Sulphur to darken hair when gray and dull. The simple drugstore mix, costing about 30 cents, is applied with a comb or brush to restore natural color, reduce dandruff, and make hair glossy and abundant.
Still Appointed Special District Agent of Census
Tutner FF SGK, a prominent labor organizer of Itlinta, was appointed Monday to the post of special agent for the manufactures census by William J Harras, then director of the Bureau of the Census in Washington.
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Tutner
Ingtan and Stilt to Lead Atlanta Labor Commission
The text notes Mr Trarle’s resignation from the bureau to join the federal trade commission field, with Mr Stilt linked to W Coleman as state census director in Atlanta. It mentions their plan to report on manufacturing, wages, investments, and the industrial situation, including unions and labor movements, and a proposed commission form of government in Atlanta.
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Ingtan
Trarle
Th Bureau
Fideral
Stilt
W . Coleman
Wittisites
Stl
Ailanty Fet Ict
Ic Iui
Ilta
Ew Union of Atlante
Allinta
Mrs Alberta Malone Dies in City After Illness
Mrs Alberta Malone widow of F Tink Malone of this city died Wednesday morning at home on West Fourteenth Street She was mother of several children and member of the Second Baptist church Friends announce funeral services at her residence at 11 o clock with Dr John White officiating
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Tberti
Milone
Tink No Malone
Howe
Fabreeo Co
Wr & Woo Malonetts
West Milteenth Street
Sceund
West Fitteorth Street
John i White
Aati
Burwell Visited Atlanta Amid Speakership Hopes
Representative William TT Paswell of Hancock spent Wednesday in Atlanta meeting supporters as William H Burwell seeks the next House speakership. Friends say he faces little resistance, with Burwell already holding about 340 pledged votes and 96 needed for victory, while Basirds of Walton and others oppose.
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William TT Paswell
Hancock
Rresent
Atthhes
Atlanta
Burwell
Jim
of Basirds
Walton Tors
Wi Barwell
Two Decatur Homes Destroyed by Blaze
Two new homes on Madison Avenue in Decatur were destroyed by a Wednesday morning fire. One owner, Woo Mitch, lived in the home with an estimated value around 82000 dollars each. The fire was reported early, and investigators have not yet determined a cause.
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Decatur
Madison Avenge
Décatur
Woo Mitch 1
Pardington Boosts Hoosierland to Dixie Highway Feasibility
AR Pardington vice president of the Lincoln Highway Association says the Hoosierland to Dixie route from Chicago to Miami is feasible and will unite the south with the midwest. D L Robinson of the Chattanooga Automobile Club and Richard Hardy of Portland Cement in Chattanooga support the plan after a Detroit conference. Governors from Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Florida may attend a Chattanooga meeting April 3 4 to organize and promote the project similar to the Lincoln highway success.
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South
Middle West
AR Pardington
Lincoln Highway Association
Mir Pardington
D L Robinson
Chattanooga Automoble Club
Richard Hardy
Drie Portland Cement Company
Chattanooga
Mr . Pardington
Detroit
Miami
Lincoln Highway Organization
Pardington
Chi
Tanooga
Minos
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Robinson
Chattanoog
Wars Robinson
Rerardy
Maly Goodies
Pease
City to Build Stable For Horses of Guard Move From Auditorium
The Governors Horse Guard will relocate from the city auditorium after an ultimatum from management. An appropriation of 3000 dollars was approved for a stable. ten wards each add 406 dollars from street funds. The troop will house horses temporarily at the Georgia Railroad and Lower company stables until a lot is found, with festival preparations delaying final setup.
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City Auditorium
Auditorim Armory
Governors Horse Guard
Statcon
Giorgia Railw and Iower Company
Hov Atkinson
Wb Peel
Festival Association
John A Hinds
Woodward
Mir Atkinson
The
Musical Association
Auditorum
Music Festival Association
Railway Club Meeting Held This Morning
The Southern and southwestern Pad way club will hold one regular meeting at the Piedmont Hotel Thursday morning at 10 o clock. Fourteen secretaries and 700 men are expected to attend from across the south with several general managers likely present.
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Railway Club
Piedmont Hotel
J Merril
Atlanta
Minaigershall
Woman Recounts Simple Home Gray Hair Darkening Remedy
A Kansas resident shares a home recipe to darken gray hair using water hay rum Barbo Compound and iodine. Applied every six days then biweekly, the mixture aims to reduce gray and improve scalp health without staining.
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Kansas City
Kansas
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Hamelin
Dupes
J Hartley Manners
Mark Sherwood Jackson
View Bartholomew
Piimo
Taneid
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Tasen Catinen
Wis
Richard Bu
Driving Club
Piedmont
Donna Bain
Uiatton Wigsins
George K Varden
Chelena Market Co
H. R. Merker
Ostrich Feather Dyer
Lake Avenue
Paradise
IVY
Mme. Mariette
J.P. Allen & Co
Wisi
Golf Companion
J. P. Allen & Co
Biss Mae Scott
Milwaukee
Frank West
Ww' ‘Wilkinson
Ray Powers
Sam Tupper
Walter ‘Barnwell
Geddings Tupper
Howard Callaway Mer
Dudley Coules
Henry Bernard = Scott
Mary Hawkins
Laura Lee Coones
Anne Akers
Garolyn “Muse
Hunter Wuse
Arthur Clarke
Harrison Jones
George Hurt
A B Sime
Warner
Martin Mirs
Christie
Sia
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Lula Dean Jones
Beverly By Hose
George Downdes
Irs ‘Thorn Flagler
Cyrus_ Strickler
Julia Chamters
Holland Downdes
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Harriet Broyles
Wises
Virginia Gipacomb
Doroths Harman
William Chipley Jr
de J & Williams
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George Forrester
William C Jarnagin
Edward van Winkle
Joseph Hall
Balhmere Wry
Willard ‘Sutting
Nash Bros
Miss Lowse Breyls
Gaerge Isarri Gion
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Horsian
Jane
Chanes
George Lowndes Jr i
Mrs. Wight
Georre
Pond
Con Avenue
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Tuka ‘Wiss
Wis Ward Wight
Hillard Spalding
Margarit Rushton Wiss Varian Lowell Wiss
Mary Stewart
Treneing
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Tomor
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Liederek Laan Ems
Second “Baptist Church
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Louisville
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Ahire
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Sucer Tor
Goreth
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Wor
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Mie
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Frances Daily
Mev Dea
Indinapoli
Madera-Meador
Madera of Gratton
Teyim Meador
Voning
Restile Mian Church
Rey
Chapman-Alexander
Chipman Alexander
Archibald Davis
Teachtree Street
Charles Aiyinder
Whiddon-Carter
Styne Whadon Dushier
Wy Aul
Mia Cott Johnson
Lake Cite Fla
Lofty Giter
Like City
Rex A R Spencer
Gaines-Clegg
Wis Farlina Gaines
John Fredene Clegg Jr
Dimd Hills
Margert Clar
William Af Gee
Alvin Gaines
Wightman
Bb Clements
Selle
Lundrum
John Webster
Atena
Ehremons
Hig Burie
Stokes wWeing
Frank
Dr. Belk
Ocloch
Buk
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Puch
Willam Pech
Kiom
Chiessu Daily News
Nue Swat
A WU Scoville
Chicago
Lyman
Amsden
Ponce de Leon
Drank Pott
Fanning Potts
Harryet McClelland
Gilbert Wraser
Juniper Street
James D Palmer
Carrollton
R. M. Strickland
Alberta Malone
William H. Burwell
Hoosierland-to-Dixie Highway
Jacobs
Rothschild
Peachtree Street
Waiton
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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