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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1912

Page

6

Atlanta Civic League invites Sennen targe to meeting

An invitation appears from the Atlanta Civic League seeking Sennen targe to attend a Saturday meeting at 3 oclock. The notice names B Ashby as president of the organization and mentions other civic event notes and social engagements in Atlanta.

Atlanta Civic League Sennen Targe Atlanta Civic’ League #h B. Ashby Pagpholumical

Society Tea and New York Writer Honored Guest

Mrs Hamilton Douglas hosted a cheerful informal tea yesterday afternoon inviting thirty guests to meet Miss Alice Ormond of New York visiting sister Mrs Hinton Hopkins. Ormond, noted as a magazine writer, wore a black and white chiffon gown over white satin while Mrs Hopkins wore black marquisette. Mrs Lunceford's recital Saturday drew favorable reviews praising her deep nature, dramatic ability, resonant voice, and convincing interpretation. J T Hanjaras of Savoy cafe received a letter (text unsure).

Lunceford Emmett Lunceford

Social events honor visiting Miss Hutchins in springtime Parisian glow

A lively set of bridge parties and dinners hosted by Miss Gentry and Miss Affine Gentry paid tribute to visiting Miss Jennie Hutchins and Miss Oglesby. Rosamond Underwood hosted guests. elaborate table decor featured jonquils, pink roses, and silver centerpieces. Mrs Spalding and Mrs Hughes Spalding attended a luncheon for twenty. A spring dinner at Mr and Mrs W A Speer on Peachtree Road showcased lilies, hyacinths, pink roses and an orchestra.

Ben’ Hil Albert Howell, Jr Richard Coates John Templeayes Willis Ragan Erich Ifel H Senor Tovar Yenist Mra William Akers Jennie Hutchins Geoge King Miss Hutchins Emogene Thorn Helen Thorn Marion Foster Marian Pielder Laura Ansley Mildred Fort Aurelia Speer James Regan Peachtree Street Flournoy Hopkins New York Nancy Hill Hopkins Miss Gentry Affine Gentry Eleventh Street Misa Jennie Hutchins Misa Oglesby Leedwood Misa Hutching Mies Oglesby W. A. Speer Peachtree Road

Baptists Convene Next Tuesday for State Meeting

The second annual convention of Baptist superintendents will convene Tuesday with a large attendance expected. Dr. Prost of Nashville will attend and speak, George W. Andrews of Atlanta leads with two addresses and training sessions. Other speakers include T. H. Robertson Gainesville and A W Malona Atlanta. Welcome address by F L Mallary Macon. responses by R O Crouch Griffin. Officers listed: W W Gaines Atlanta president, vice presidents J R Henderson J P Nichols, Darby secretary treasurer.

Baptist Solo of Georgia Drd Prost Nashville Penn Southern Baptist Convention George W. Andrews Atlanta Gample T. H. ’ Robertson Gainesville Malona A. K. Snead Carrolson Mallaury Macoh Mishloh M. L. Duagan Sparta Fred Wallis Savannah B. H Harteneld Atlazita Caldwell F. L. Mallary Macon R.O. Crouch Griffin Nelson D. Mallary W. W. Gaines J. R. Henderson J. P. Nichols L. H. Darby Vidalia

Mrs Daisy Grimm Held By Husband Before Police Arrival

Rome Ga March 28 Special Mrs Daisy Grimm and three well known men were found in an upstairs room of the Wilkerson building. Sewell E Grimm held the door as she faced divorce and the officers arrived. Charges included drunkenness unrest and immoral conduct for the men and Mrs Grimm. She posted bond with her mother and left for Atlanta saying she would not return to Rome.

Rome Daisy Grimm Wilkerson Third Avenue Ware

Fragmented obituary fragment from a hospital death report

A fragmented obituary note describes a woman severely burned, her clothing burned from her body, and prolonged suffering in hospital. It notes surgeons and nurses did all possible to ease pain and mentions a funeral set for a date, with garbled text surrounding events.

Methodists Plan Unification of North Georgia Colleges

A conference of Methodist leaders in Macon today drafted a report urging unification of state colleges and schools under the Methodist Church. The Emory-Wesleyan System would govern the merged institutions, with details to be announced at Tabernacle Baptist Church. Burial plans and survivor details appear for a deceased spouse, outlining local family connections. The report lists affected institutions including LeFoy, Walesca, Piedmont Institute, and Sparks College, and names conference committee members from South Geneva and North Georgia groups.

Maconi Gas Specter Macon Feahfen BLU le Feaving Dritter Murrayville South Georgia College Merae Sparks College Sparks South Geneva T. Dema Savannah C. F W. A. Huckabee Douglaes Douglaes W J. McKinney, Sparks; Solomon, Macon. North” Gédila Charlés C. ‘Jones Atlanta L. Kelly Conyers Conerences

Close Season English Tourist at Bloody Gulch Hotel

A quirky exchange at the Bloody Gulch hotel recalls a vanished grizzly presence. The landlord notes bears are extinct here, while a local quip about Three-Fingered Ike hints at faded frontier lore.

Bloody Gulch Old Top Ike

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