Social items look at many friends and travels
Mr. Jack Lewin returns from New York. Frank W Burrs depart for Tate Tennessee for two weeks. Miss Myrtle Tye of Washington, D C visits her parents in Atlanta. Mrs B M Boykin ill at Ansley Park. Mrs W Nance returns to Fort Valley after city visit. Mrs J S Lyons back from Batte Creek and Louisville. Florence and Bessie Dent and Martha Glover guests of Elizabeth Ramey. Marguerie Gause recovers from illness. Carroll Cogburn and baby back to Edgefield Washington after visiting Mrs Homer Lewis. Mildred and Edith McKenzie to visit Mrs LeHay Duncan in two weeks. Mrs Logan Pitts and Henry Pitts of Calhoun guests of Charles P Glover for opera week. Laura Cowles to Athens April 6 to visit Marion Hodgson. Frank Harrell returns to Americas after ten days with J D Meering. Emma Jordan back from several months in Philadelphia. Penelope Clarke at home with grip. Dorothy Hebert of New Orleans arrives April 13 to visit Elizabeth Morgan. Benjamin W Tye back from Cuba. Victor Kriegshaber to host luncheon April 1 at the Wren's Nest. J H W Hirsch Jr left for Savannah. Robert E Storrs back in Atlanta after Nassau visit. T Betterton of Chattanooga visiting North Boulevard. Jack Cutter returns to Macon. George Helles and wife newly at home at the Georgian Terrace. Frank Lee and family move into new Fifth Street home today. Helen Jones to Charlottesville for University of Virginia dances and Easter events. Virginia trip includes Norfolk and Richmond visits.
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Jack Lewin
New York
Frank W. Burr
Tate
Spring
Tenn
Myrtle Tye
Washington, D. C
John
J. S Lyons
Batte Creek
Lovieville
Florence
Bessie Dent
Newnan
Martha Glover
Birmingham
Elizabeth Ramey
Marguerie Gause
Grap
Mra Carroll Cogburn
Baby
Edgefled
D. C
Miex
Emma Jordan
Philadelphia
Las
Penelope Clarke
Grip
Misa Dorothy Hebert
New Orleans
Elizabeth Morgan
Benjamin W. Tye
Cub
Victor Kriegshaber
Robert E Storrs
Atlanta
Nassau
Bahama Islands
George Helles
Bumningham
Georgian Terrace
Frank Tlee
Fifth Street
Helen Jones
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Washington and
Lee
Civic Forum Debates Waterpower Development Plan
Civic Forum meets in the chamber of commerce to discuss revising Georgia law to permit condemnation of undeveloped land for waterpower development. The topic follows Congressman WC Adamson's Atlanta Bar association banquet address and will be opened to the public after initial youth discussion.
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Civic Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
WC Adamson
Atlanta Bar Association
Civic Porum
Publc
Last Call for Atlanta Opera Season Tickets Today
Today is the final day to purchase season opera tickets in Atlanta with sales at Cable Company on Broad Street and Philips & Crew on Fryar Street. Unclaimed seats may be released this afternoon with only single seats remaining after closing. The Metropolitan curtain arrives for the Auditorio stage, insured for this trip, as Atlanta anticipates Opera Week and a letter from a famed Spanish singer notes eagerness for sunny spring weather.
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Srand Opera
Atlanta
Gracress
Cable Company
Broad Street
Philips & Crew
Fryar Street
Metropolitan Opera Company
Tacrezia
Atlantic
Atlanta Opera Week
Spain
Sven
Lere
President and Professor Collaborate On Wesleyan Oratorio
Macon Ga March 26 Special The oratorio Tha Light Everlasting has words by President C R Jenkins and music by Professor James R Gillette of Wesleyan College. The work will be a feature of this year’s commencement with Macon musicians invited to join the college in performing during the Sunday evening service. Critics call it a notable contribution to sacred music and it is dedicated to Professor Elf McNell of the Georgia Academy for the Blind.
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Macon
Utha
C R. Jenkins
James R Gillette
Wesleyan College
Musical Organica
Elf McNell
The
Georgia Academy
Ithe Bling
Columbus Ledger to Move Into Church Building
The Columbus Ledger, the city’s afternoon newspaper, will relocate to the Broad Street Methodist church building, a two story brick structure remodeled for newspaper use. RW Page, proprietor, acquired The Ledger about twenty years ago and plans to complete the remodeling soon. The Ledger will be the first Southern paper to convert a church site for printing.
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Columbus
Columbus Ledger
Broad Arrest Methodist
RW Page
The
Ledger
Page
Easter Services With Father Stritch At St Anthonys
Father Stritch of Augusia assists Father Jackson at St Anthonys West Haya for Holy Week services. Palm Sunday details include morning mass at 7:30 with sermon and benediction. confessions on Palm Wednesday afternoon and evening. Holy Thursday Friday and Holy Saturday morning services at 8. Easter Sunday Masses at 7 a.m. and high mass at 10:30 a.m. Father Jackson to preside. Stritch to preach. music directed by Mrs Mary Madder.
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Father Stritch
Augusia
Jackson
St Anthonys Sehureh
West Haya
Rosmrs
Orelock
Father Jackson
Mra Mery Madder
Odd Fellows of Georgia meet in Pearson convention
The first division Odd Fellows of Georgia gathered in Pearson on March 2 for their regular quarterly convention. District Grand Master JT Strickland of Waycross presided with other grand lodge officers in attendance, and delegates were entertained by the Pearson lodge.
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Waycross
Georgia
Pearson
Dastrict
JT Strickland
Warcross
Grand Lodge
Siaff
Jann Wo Benhelt
Parson Lodge
Founders Day Gala in Barnesville Highlights Event
Barnesville Ga March 26 Special This Founders Day celebration drew a huge crowd from Barnesville and nearby areas. The day honored Charles E Lambdin with six years of tradition. Colonel Walter Marshburn of Atlanta gave the principal address praised by President Holmes. The senior play by Miss Evelina Wilkerson closed the day after a noon basket dinner on campus attended by hundreds.
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Barnesville
Vicini‘ly
Charles E. Lambdin
W. W. Lambdin
Wilson
Walter Marshburn
Atlanta
Holmes
Ile
Evelina Wilkerson
NOT STRIKER BOY SHERIFFS BELIEF TO RELEASE WOMAN
Watnesboro Ga March 26 Sheriff Storey says he has convinced himself the child brought to Burke County by Jane Redd is not the Striker child kidnapped from St Petersburg Fla The sheriff links the woman and child to Columbus Ga and plans to release the woman from custody in the morning
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Watnesboro
Storey
Burke
Jane Redd
St Petersburg
Fla
Columbus
Paroled by Governor for Convict Guards’ Assist
Governor Slaton on Friday paroled two convicts, including an aged negro from Tattnall county who had served twenty years of a life murder sentence, and Thomas Crompton who served all but ten months of a ten year manslaughter term. Crompton’s parole rewarded aid to Fulton County guards during a recent revolt attempt. The old, friendless man had a good record.
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Slaton
Congress
Stonewall Jackson
Tattnall County
Thomas Crompton
Crompton
Fulton County
Atlanta History Pageant Planned with Pageantry Committee
Plans are under way to stage a pageant presenting important events in Atlanta history. Carolyn Cabb chairs the Woman's club pageantry committee and is compiling a record of suitable historical events for scenic presentation with trained actors. After Atlanta, a Georgia history pageant is planned.
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Atlanta
Masa
Carolyn Cabb
Woman's Rub
Georgia
Bartow County Builds Notable Road Network in Georgia
Special Bartow county project advances with expensine road work spanning from north to south. Both contract and convict labor are used with extensive sewer and street improvements ongoing in Bartow and Adairsville.
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Bartow
Adairsville
Bartow County
Fiddlers at Athens Draw Large Crowds for Convention
Athens Ga mass auditorium hosts an old-time fiddlers convention drawing large crowds. The event features fiddling specialties with dancing Jews harp and accordion performances, held last night and continuing tonight. Local residents attended in strong numbers.
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Athens
Mass Auditorium
Daniels Praises Seaman For Daring Rescue At Guacanayabo Bay
Secretary Daniels sent a commendation today to Lews Levy ordinary seaman on the battleship Texas for jumping overboard to rescue a ship mate at Guacanayabo Bay Cuba. The act highlights bravery aboard a U S Navy vessel during ongoing duties in the Caribbean.
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Daniels
Washington
Lews
Texas
Guacanayabo Bay
Cube
First Sunday School Meet Tonight at Y MCA
Tonight at 7 30 o clock the first athletic meet of a series for Atlanta Sunday schools will be held in the large gymnasium of the MCA division one. Classes A and B ages 12 to 16. Over fifty Sunday schools entered. A shield will be awarded to the winning school. Spectators pay 25 cents. Events include standing broad jump pull up 50 yard dash and relays. A potato relay race pits two classes against each other with teams of four from each.
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Atlanta
M.C
MCA
MCAL
Tvo
Cess
Ministry calls for college trained men in gospel work
Washington March 26 The Rev Dr RT Bennett director of the correspondence ation of the Methodist Episcopal Church South stressed the need for college trained ministers at the Baltimore conference session He said a college education is nearly indispensable except for a few who educate themselves He noted many view preachers as merely smiling in a white cravat kissing babies and greeting sisters and urged change.
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Washington
RT Bennett
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Baltimore
Dr Bennett
Georgia Young People Form Suffrage Auxillary in Georgia
Georgia youth from various sections joined Atlanta Young People's Suffrage association at the Ansley hotel. The group renamed itself Georgia Young People's Suffrage Association and joined the Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association as an auxiliary. President Miss Ruth Buchaz presided. W M T Riggs of Emory College spoke. others included Amela Ma Hilley Mame Mathews and Miss Margaret Koch.
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Georgia
Atlanta, Young People's Suffrage Association
Ansley Hotel
Georgia Young Peoples Suffrage Association
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
Mary McLendon
State Association
South
Ruth Buchaz
W. M T Riges
Emory Colexe
Abie
Amela Ma. Hilley
Mame Mathews
Aisa Margaret ‘Koch
Easy Home Remedy For Skin Trouble Promoted
A Baltimore doctor recommends resinol ointment and resinol soap as an inexpensive home treatment for eczema ringworm rash and itching. Bath affected areas with warm water use thin ointment layer and cover with a light bandage. relief often appears after the first treatment and skin improves quickly. Free trial samples offered by writing Dept 21 R Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Baltimore
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Mildred
Edith McKenzie
Montezuma
Wil
Logan Pitts
Henry Pitts
Calhoun
Charles P. Glover
Laura Cowles
Marion Hodgson
Frank Harrell
Americas
J. D Meerang
T & Betterton
Chattanooga, Tenn
Luke G Johnson
North Boulevard
Jack Cutter
Adamson
Eilecurde
Ston
Long Germlee
Norney
Gung Germaine Ge
Rae BN
Jackson, Mich
Lucrezia Bor
Grand Opera
Wesleyan
Odd Fellows At
Stewart's
Express
A Eyres
Stewart CO
Whitehall Street
Elyen-Austell Company
Victor Records and Automobile Accessories
Victor
Peachtree St. J. B. Ss
EH Elnutt
Milan
J. M. High CO
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