Social items highlight Atlanta visitors and departures
Miss Myra Clarke Scott suffers laryngitis while Miss Mildred Harmon recovers. guests include Miss Alice Smith of Nashville and Miss Grace Ham of Jackson hosted by Mrs Edward Dougherty. Many other social notices list visits among Macon Albany Cleveland and New Orleans, exchanges and travel plans of Miss Ina Chambers Ina, Miss Ruth Chambers, Mr and Mrs Booth, and families in Atlanta during opera week and Easter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Clarke Scott
Mildred Harmon
Mipe
Alice Smith
Nashville
South
Edward Dougherty
Annia J. Porter
Macon
Ian Porter
Malcolm’ Amsworth
Nes
Careléta Amilier
John Minson
Atheny
H.C. White
Hamilton Mabie
Sins
Charles Wi. Booth
Detroit
Mrs. Booth
PF. Clarke
New Orleans
Ruth Chambers
Alabama
Ina Chambers
West End
el Ryan
Manhattanville
Emily Wimpy
W.C. Watters
Kathine Watters
T. J. Wesley
Nor
Oconee
Flaig
W. F. Mi
E. Ho Hinton
Carolyn King
Bel’ Air
Fla
John Tilson
New Haven
Alesander Smith
Pittsburg
Ransom Wright
4. W. Calhoun
Hanett Calhoun
Newark
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Macon Georgia
The seventeenth annual convention of the Christian Endeavor union opens in Macon Ga tonight with about five hundred delegates expected. Field secretary Daniel A Poling of Boston is already in town and Colonel John Crenshaw of Atlanta will respond to the welcome address at the opening sessions. Atlanta and Fitzgerald are vying to host the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Christian Tindeavor Union
Daniel A. Poling
Boston
Musa
John Crenshaw
Atlanta
Fitzgerald
Odd Fellows of 17th Division Hold Meeting in Rome
The first day sessions of the Georgia Odd Fellows’ seventeenth division in Rome drew 150 delegates from five counties. Reports showed strong financial and numerical lodge growth across sixty lodges. An afternoon exemplification of degree work preceded a public meeting at the courthouse with remarks from Judge John P. Davis and leaders from Atlanta, Home, and Savannah. A banner award honored Cave Springs for membership gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Maren
Georgia
Odd Fellows
Rome
Court House
John P. Davis
Lon. John W. Bale
Home
W. S. Coleman
Atlanta
TM. Hloynes
Savannah
Cave Springs
$50,000 Fund Aids Dixie Veterans Reunion
A fund exceeding $50,000 for the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Jacksonville is expected, with $23,000 paid and $7,000 pledged so far. Women conducted a tag day on downtown streets, selling $1 badges. A Mayflower visit was tentatively announced by President Wilson, and a battleship cruise might follow depending on the Mexican situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Frs
United Confederate Veterans
Fance Committee
Corgnutiee
L'Engle
Florida
Wilson
Daniels
Persit
Pitts Wins Appeal To Superior Court
Pitts, an officer of the Beavers' club, won a court of appeals certiorari to the superior court after the recorder fined him for violating the city liquor ordinance. The appellate court reversed the Tower court, finding no testimony showing intent to authorize or participate in illegal sale and that the superior court erred in overruling the certiorari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Beavers’ Club
Aty
Court of Appeals
Uri
Ingher
Tower Court
Appellate Court
Tvidense
Wilson Found Guilty of Embezzlement in Alabama Firm
A. Wilson, former bookkeeper for the SW Bacon Produce Co on Alabama Street, was found guilty by a jury in Judge Ben Hill's superior court division on charges of embezzling over 7000 dollars. The sealed verdict was read and the panel recommended treating the offense as a misdemeanor with sentence deferred at defense request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson
SW. Bacon Produce Company
Alabama Street
Ben Hill
Superior Court
Wrisen
Baraca Philathea Convention Aims for Sunday Session
Athens Ga March 26 Spec Marshall A Hudgon of c arrived to lead a Baraca Philathea convention for this section of the state The Sunday school organization he founded twenty years ago now numbers nearly one million. The filing also notes involuntary bankruptcy petitions against Lews Austern and associated creditors with figures and bond requests in the US court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marshall
A. Hudgon
Ofc
Baraca-Philathea
Stat the
Winfield F Jones
Atlan L
Nawmar
United States Court
Lews Austern
Decatur Street
Salter Bros. Danzig & Eisenbers
Harris Rubin
New York
Jerk Fred Beers
Saffer Bros
Lous
Schooner Hattie P. Ompton Lost With Crew
Washington reports the loss at sea of the American schooner Hattie P. Ompton of Boston with its captain and five crew members. The steamship Caracas relayed wireless news tonight saying three survivors were aboard Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hattie P.ompton
Boston
Navy Deépartment
Caracas
Kryptok Lenses Seamless Vision Glasses
Advertisement proclaims Kryptok Lenses give far and near vision on one solid lens without seams. Described as the most comfortable and dressy glasses on the market. Made in Atlanta by Jno L Moore and Sons at 42 North Broad Street Grant Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plage Kryptok
Atlanta
Jno. L. Moore É Sons
Nort Broad Street
Grant Building
Address List of GROCERY Firms Across Cities
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous grocery firms and retailers with street addresses and city locations across Georgia and nearby states. It names Peachtree, Marietta, Whitehall, Decatur, and many others, including Continental Cash Grocery, Goldberg Grocery Co, Byfield, and Barrett & Ross, among dozens of entries. The text reads like a directory portion listing businesses and their locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Inc
Forsyth
Drews
Teta
Angelina
Marietta
Aaron
Wellborn
Barnett Bros
Peachtree
Barrett & Ross
Bucker
WYMAN
Chestnut
Benton
L.A
Edgewood
Pirger
Tnon
Humphries
Berkowitz
Auburn
Breting
I Lee
Ral
HH Seg Feters
Bohlier
W. J
Hampton
Boldin
W. North
Markham
ROSS
Bradford
M Wi
Carrell. Bradley
Jones
BROW
Allene, Brown, TO
Wylie, Buckalew & Elliott
Benwood
Burton
SON
S. McDaidl
Byfield
W. Hunter
Callaway
Stewart Camp Grockey CO
Cann
Cherry
N. Broad. Chomsky
Kennedy
Piedmonnt
Pearl
Commarctal Industriae CO
Greensterry, Corn. JR
Chestnut Continental Cash Grocery
Whitehall Daniel
J. F
Riverside
Davi Michay ‘Ort
Cainava Dte, & CO
Orleans
Sixposition Mills
Fifth Ward Grocery CO
Fortner
FOSTE
Flora
Cain
Angier, SR & Myers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Gatmas, Jr
Europe
Pars
E. P. McBurney
W. Milton Legs
Albany
Charles Haden
Brooks Morgan
Ciscage
Cincinnati
Mildred Wellhouse
Piedmont Hotel
Armes Magnus
Chicase
Miss Magnus the
Crea Aes Eer
J Busch
Wile Smith
Grace Ham
Jack
Paul Baker
Clyde Haynes
John JH. Dich
Clark Howell
Preston Arkwright
Robert L. Foreman
Ars
M. 4
Lipscomb
Hoyt Gale
Cleveland
Onto
Robert J. Scott
W. E. Wumpy
Chicago
America
Gree Fairbank
Chigagg
Keely
New
Louis
Christian Endeavor Convention
State Union
ODD Fellows OF 17Th
Dixie Veterans
Baraca-Philatheas
India Tea
Solpreng
Alangumn
Goldberg
Forrest Oller
Pulham
Beckwith
Jones Hock & CO
Tee Ralsciotan
Kalesch
Simpee Kelly & Bentery
Howell Mill Tana
VNI
Woodward Klots
Thihard
Krambe
UTS Martin
Krambr
M Kennedy
Mumphries Tet
Hunter
Kuntansky
Edgewood Landau
AY Center
ENTAN
Capitol
PAN
Censeal
Mpson
Decatur
Gonnalts
Bellwood
Voarty
Jones Mackey
MADD
Grocery CO
Marbut & Minor
Shoals
Piedmont
Ht Grocery Co
Formwalt
Peters, Moore
Whitehall
Morris & Thomas
Peuchtres
Mozley Grocery CO
North Boulevard
Nanar Bros
Peters, Nettles
Kirhwo
Delolb Podhorcher
Matkam Pollock
Capitel
Pope, Tr. & CO
Gler _ POPH & WARD
Gordon, Pryor ST. Cash Grocery
Cyan
Quartherman
F.C
BE. Baker
Reisman, S
Wighland
ROANE
Ddeewood
Glenn
B. Merritts
WALL
BRO
Wallach
Citetentan
A. Wilder
W. Wilks
A. H. Williams
Simpson
Willis
Beaters
Willole
J. Howell
Wimbrrly
W. F
Ae AN Bros
Ilaniad AW
Adairsville
Allan
Batlay
C. Fossett
Newton
Roop Brun
Srockton
Hulsey
SO. Buford
Beard
W. E. Hazel
Sithuicss
Burchville
Butz.och
H. T. MP
Ground
Willson T M
GAR Cox
M. FE
Carrollton
Burnett & Merrill
Cartersville
Bishop & CO
Cash Grocery Co
Eaves, Grocery Co
AL &Sco
T. & Sons
C. Cash
Stone
Cassville
Hawkins
Battle
Layton
Centerville
Ingram
Clermont
Hudgins & Rowe
College Park
Conyers, GA
Hewlett & Downs
Mdonald BrOs
Plunkett
M. H. Stigman
RB. & Co
Whitaker
Elia Mose
White & CO
FORD
Broadwell
Cuba
Holbrook
James Culloden
Blalock
Fuller & W
Cumming
WEC
Stork Edmondson & Pile Wakiae
Norman Grocery Co Demorest
Hunt Grocery
Drew
Wheeler
Duck Town
Gals
Bachelor
T Johnson
Barr
Turdekind
East Point
Smitil
FT. Emerson
Guadden
Farmville
Stewart & SO . Fields
Gross Roads
Thagood & Thorpson
Carlisle
NURT
JOE. & CO
Flovilla
Nollans
Prank Folsom
McLure
R. J. Forrest Park
Dorgi
Tiu
Bon CY
Treeman & Preemansville
Cockran
Gainesville
Grantville
Hopking
B. TI. Park
A. J
S.C. l
Lathamtown
Latham
W. A
SOX
Lithonia
West
Louise
Folds
Suthersville
Radberry
Mathews
J M'Connell
Gilstrag & Son
M'Donough
Goodwin Dpapteron
R. Wlittaker
Madison
Sherwood
Pouger
ICR
Manchester
WY Stoke
S. James Thomas
Witrhead
Hays
Hitchcoc Lazeney
BROWN
Gras CO
ALG Martin
N& Brown
Milstead
Dolle Brs
Milner
Bebertos Chaptole
Molena
Harris & Willis Merton Monroe
Mather Brisco
Ee Morrow
Tide Sun Murphy J. Mountville
WILLS
Nelson
Nnlson Merc
Varthaselsu
WOR & CO
Newnan
Yurocery Woops
RG Norcross
Anglin
Aoernee
GA. Ghorgh
Porterdale
TS. Avis
MIL Plat, le, & CO I Armtatan Bros
WO Quan
Bryan
Redan GA
W. Johnson
P. Rex
Powelt
Wi Sargent
Carmical
Scottdale
Vankleda & Culmelly Seldon
Mudaly
Wol
Siloam
Jackson
I. Stanley & Freeman Social Circle
Gartinon
R B. Ley
South Kirkwood
Reviers Hal
Starrsville
KSON
B. Slow. Coo
Stockbridge
Mays
AW Mays
Stone Mountain
A B. & Son
Fallulah Falls
TATE
Thomaston
Fotinson
WML
BILLS
MII
TIGER
Taylor
Toccoa
San Virgil
Neblach
Walnut
Grove
Beason
West Point
Winder
Woodbury
Luncefore
J. L. Moreland
W. OG
Woodland
Beverly Woodland
Leply
the Growers of India Tea
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