Bridge Social and Reception At Cox College Host List
Informal bridge event hosted by Miss Ethel Austin and Mrs. Ilsenbeck with guests from Athens and Norfolk. A reception followed at the Holsenbeck home featuring violets, daffodils, and silver mints. Attendees included prominent local ladies and members of the Kirintian Temperance Union.
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T. U
Cox
Peoples
Kirintian Temperance Union
Cox College
Miss Austin
Ethel Austin
Ilsenbeck
Lion of Ioleta
Lota
Lina Andrews
Miss White
Mra
Dixon
Pl. Yall
Norfolk Va
Fat
Norfolk
Geatkian Terrace
Anne Lee McKennie
Mise Virginia Jenkins
Suffolk
Mie
BH Felder
A. D Adair
Albert Burtingham
Ort Brown
Lloyd Parka
Frank Cater
Perry
Opening of New Pipe Organ at Central Baptist Church
Mr Charles A Sheldon Jr of the Atlanta Conservatory gave the opening recital of the new pipe organ at Central Baptist Church Garnett and South Forsyth. Miss Lela Lowe and violinist Misa Lowe assisted. The program featured Wagner Handel and Tannhauser with several violin solos and organ works. A housecleaning article display and sale at 168 Peachtree Street will interest 211 housekeepers, hosted by the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Sheldon, Jr
Ausata Conservatory
Central Baptist Church
Garnett
South Fors
Sheldon
Lela Lowe
Misa Lowe
Shaldon
Atlanta
Ratlate
Borowsk
Xerxes
Handel
Suwanee River
Flagler Gavotte
Mignon
Thomas “Pilemma
Tannhauser
Barnard
Bomenti
Didla Toccato
Organ
Widor
Peachtree Street
Arora
Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Debutante Luncheon for Mina Calhoun at Hammond Home
A refined afternoon gathering complimented Mina Harriet Calhoun with a luncheon hosted by Mrs W. K. Hammond. Twelve guests sat to a pink and white table with swansonia, pink roses, and shaded pink candles, while Calhoun wore white chiffon and marabou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Calhoun
W. KR. Hammond
Mina Harriet Calhoun
Hammond
Brooks County Vets Attend Reunion in Macon
Brooks Confederate Veterans Association has formed in Quitman Georgia and plans to attend the Macon reunion in May. Captain J G McCall elected president with W R Talley secretary and J R Barnes among executive members. Seth roster lists many members including J M Patterson, J Barnes, C G McRae, J W Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Brooks Confederate Veterans’ Association
Macon
J G McCall
W. FR. Tallies
J R Barnes
George B Crain
J M Patterson
T. N Sandy
J B Finch
Jb, Finch
J O R Barnes
Leutenant
C. C. Mcftae
Meutenant
Winn
Missing Columbus boy Herschel Saxon sought by police
Herschel Saxon a 10 year old Columbus public school pupil left home Wednesday morning for school on Sixteenth Street five blocks away and has not been seen since His parents do not know his whereabouts Police are coordinating a search plan and a Boy Scout camp may begin a search Saturday to locate him.
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Columbus, Ga
Herschel Saxon
Columbus Public Schools
Broad Street
Sixteenth Street
Boy Scouts
Electric agreement comes up Thursday vote delayed
The proposed agreement between the city and the Georgia Railway and Electric Company and the Georgia Railway and Power Company will not be acted upon by council next Monday afternoon. Alderman McClelland calls for publication of the statement and notes the matter is pending at Friday afternoon’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
McClelland
Net Waa
Founders Day at Bessie Tift College Forsyth Ga
March 28 observances at Bessie Tift College marked the transfer of Monroe Female College to the Georgia Baptist convention. A morning program featuredProcessional prayers and addresses followed by a 4 20 pm pageant and a city parade of about twenty five floats. Prizes awarded to Peach Orchard and Mountain Family floats. Forsyth float earned honorable mention. Senior classes hosted a promenade at 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Bessie Titt College
Monroe Female College
Bessie Tift College
Georgia, Baptist Convention
Titt Hall
A Chamlee
Beasle Tift College
E. C James
Lansing Burrows
Americus
Hat
Southwestern Georgia
Northeast Georgia
Men and Religion Forward Movement at Piedmont Dinner
New statistics show Atlanta led in the eight day campaign among fifty three cities in the United States and Canada. Forty seven Georgia towns have joined the movement through the auxiliary cities committee led by Orr. Three Atlanta teams train to expand the work in those towns as plans for a five year program unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Orrla
Georgia
Assx
Evangelical Department
Mercer University forms Underwood club in Macon GA
The Mercer University students in Macon Georgia have organized an Underwood club with over 100 members. Officers include HC Langsdale as president, JI J Kelly as vice president, and M A Smith serving as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mercer University
HC Langsdale
JI J Kelly
M A Smith
Cornerstones Laid At Gordon Founder’s Day in Barnesville
Founders day ceremonies at Gordon Institute honored late Charles E Lambdin before about 1600 attendees. Cornerstone laid with Masonic rites for three story academic building. Speeches by George M Napier and D C Barrow. A basket dinner followed on campus.
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Barnesville
Charles E Lambdin
Gordon Institute
Wedemeyer
Atlanta
Gordon Cadets
Pinta Lodge
Gordon Auditorium
George M Napler
Grand Lodge of Georgia
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Henry Banks
W. A Prout
Vvcation
Judge Prout
Farewell Banquet for T B Lynch Ends Service with SAPA
T B Lynch resigns from the Southeastern Passenger Association after two years to join the Eastern Steamship Company in Boston. A complimentary dinner at the Atlanta Athletic Club honored his service, with attendees including Joseph Richardson and numerous railroad passenger colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Lynch
Southeastern Passenger Association
Joseph Richardson
Eastern Steamship Company
Boston
Mass
Lynch
Railroad Passenger
Atlanta Athletic Club
J FE McKinley
Shepard G
Roney
W L Henry T S
McCullough
J. W. Stewart
G & Jordan
G A Cunningham
A Cc Edwards
Scruggs
H.C. Challmers
K Sullivan
F. H Daniel Aa
Hester
W H Howard
C F. Stewart H
If Butler
Frank Westerman
V. F Harvey E
F Relé J. A
Bauman J M Wooddall
Paul White
Woodall
Pratt
E. O. Hughlett
C J Lieber
Primaries to Have Two Ballots in May County Votes
In Macon Georgia on March 29 the state executive committee chaired by W C Wright ruled that in counties voting May 1 for county officers there must be two separate primaries. Two ballots two ballot boxes two returns and two tally sheets will be used. Bibb County Democrat P H Gambrell asked if county tickets could be printed with the presidential ballot but Wright denied this. The ruling is to be shared with Democratic committees in eligible counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. C Wright
Newnan
State Executive Committee
P H. Gambrell
Bibb County
Democratic Committee
Wright
Dibb County
State Committee
Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices in Atlanta
The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets offer high quality dental care at prices low enough for modest budgets. Their entrance at 10% Peachtree promises skilled work without excessive cost.
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Atlanta
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Marietta Street Paving Report Due Next Monday
The street committee of council will hold a special meeting next Monday at 2 PM to report on Marietta street paving. The committee could not agree on a report Friday after noon as property owners signed a petition for only one kind of asphalt paving when the committee desired all kinds of asphalt. The petition will be ready for the Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Street
Hudson to deliver commencement address at Third District Agriculture College
Americus Georgia March 23 Thomas G Hudson former state commissioner of agriculture and gubernatorial candidate has accepted an invitation to deliver the commencement address before the graduating class of the Third District Agriculture College in June Hudson has supported agricultural club work and the forthcoming exercises will be held in June with the water class set to graduate this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Thomas G Hudson
Third District Agriculture College
Hudson
Staunc
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Belder
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Les
Ternoun
Mra Jonse Mancy
Merrill
Holsenbeck
al Kiser
Mra Warren White
5. C. Dobbs
A J Kiser
D_= Kiser
Hatula Harvel
Miso Mary Jim Dunlap
Ming Lois Pattila
Marion
Yraca Holsenbeck
Milas Loulae George
Duiting
Employment Bureau
Thomas Veazey
Elizabeth Stowe
Maryland
Rosalyn Blyss Thomas
George Wilsha Vearey
Union Point
St. Paul's Methodist Church
St Paul's Methodist Church
Grant and
Bidney Streets
Baker’s
Aragon
Miss Grier
Cassie Grier
North
Jackson Street
Hallie Reese
Othel Danie
Thomas Brooks
Mia
A. L. Coffee
W. E. Gaines
T. J. McKinnon
Thomas Ludlow
George Price
Jessie McWillame
Lucio Harria
Miss Oglesby
Laura Cowles
Georgian Terrace
Miea Leewood Oglesby
Quitman, Ga
Julia Meador
YT. K. Gibson
Hines
John Somerville
Richard Johnson
Richard Wines
Thomas B. Paine
Reuben Arnold
Philip Kunzig
Philadelphia
Miss Hopkins
Marguerite Beck
Sourney Hopkins
New York
Nancy Hil
Yaabel Kuhrt
Sara Rawson
Miss Hutchins
Marion Foster
Bridge
Jennie Hutchins
Brooks County
Bessie
Piedmont
Gordon
W.C. Wright
Marietta
Maull Brothers
St. Louis
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