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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
7
The ceremony occurred last evening at 8 o clock at the bride's father's home on East Sixth Street Alpharetta. The drawing room altar of greenery framed the bridal party. The bride wore a Belmain blue traveling suit with an old rose hat and was given away by her father, amid palms ferns and quantities of Jonquils.
Rev J A Sharp officiated at a ceremony with no attendants. Bride Miss Mary Standard wore blue gown. Informal reception followed. Guests include relatives and friends. A variety of social gatherings, teas, dances, weddings, engagements, and theatre plans populate Atlanta society notes.
The Delta Theta Phi local chapter held an initiation for new members in their fraternity rooms. Attendees included Allen Loefen, assistant attorney general Georgia. M Arnold, a Georgia professor. and Mary Yagle of Montgomery, Alabama, with several initiates from the senior class of Atlanta Law School.
In Ga March 22 Special report notes continued wet weather retarding farmers work. Judge James R Grant postpones civil division of the court from April to July, a move welcomed as the county lags in crop prep and planting unlike recent years.
A rapid fire at Jacksons stable on North Avenue destroyed the building and killed sixteen horses and mules. A night watchman narrowly escaped as spontaneous combustion in the feedroom is suspected. The total loss is estimated at 35000 dollars. A motor truck from No 11 Fire Station arrived about twenty minutes before the first fire apparatus.
The piece notes snow last Sunday night and a Monday cold snap ending, with forecasts predicting clear, mild weather. Entomologists and fruit dealers say the Georgia peach crop escaped damage, and Atlantana readers are urged to store winter gear as spring approaches.
Mrs Leonora H Pace dies early Monday at her son Lewis Pace in Washington City. She was daughter of General Hugh A Haralson of La Grange, Ga, widow of Captain J M Pace of Covington, Ga, several sisters named. Survived by four children Lewis U Mace Washington, Dr O Harat Pa Lime Ridge, Mrs Luv PF Owsi y Philadelphia, and Vira Avnie Wooten Covington. Funeral Wednesday in Columiste Ga with interment beside husband.
For the observance of the fifth week in Lent the officers of St Philips cathedral prepared a program. Tuesday meeting of women on cooperative dining at 10 20 am. Morning prayer at 4 30 pm. Wednesday service includes crucifixion and sermon by Rev Troy Puatty of Athens at 8 pm. Thursday holy communion at 10 30 am. Evening prayer at 5 pm. Little Helpers meeting at 3 pm. Friday childrens service at 4 pm and evening prayer with sermon by deacon P C Webber at 8 pm.
In Ada’s afternoon episode on a Butler Street barge, a gallon of beer and a slice of pie triggered a profanity clash that overwhelmed witnesses including Da Lewis a ne Srp washer and Wathlow. The incident occurred near the Divine used location as Ada ordered more beer.
Commissioner TD Brice issues an aide banning use of the word potash on fertilizer sacks sold in Georgia when the product contains no potash. Scarcity of potash prompts inquiries as to proper markings and compliance by sellers.
The Daily Vacation Bible School will greatly enlarge its work in Atlanta. The local Baptist Ministers association praised the program at their Monday meeting and steps were outlined to extend its operations. About 2,000 pupils were enrolled in Atlanta last summer.
Seventy teachers advocate expanding church involvement to recruit more workers and spark greater interest among those already enlisted in the effort.
A fragment reports beef sales in Allan for the week ending Saturday March, noting an average of 6.14 seats per pound amid unclear wording and missing details. The snippet provides limited, non-specific figures and lacks full context or corroborating data.
Rome business leaders back a northwest Georgia fall fair. The Rome Chamber of Commerce will form committees to oversee early planning with representatives from neighboring counties to coordinate the event.
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