Social items brief homebound and visits
Mrs John Stephens expected home tonight from Jacksonville after visiting her daughter Mrs Morgan Gress and Miss Bessie Conroy who stayed with Miss Genevieve Morris. Miss Mary Cooper ill with ponhitis. Mr Henry Johnson Jr at the Holland House in New York. Myrtle Elly Dorothy Terrell, daughter of Mrs W Llewellyn Terrell, improving after a week of illness. Miss Agnes McEvoy of Baltimore.
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John Stephens
Jacksonville
Mrs. Morgan Gress
Bessie Conroy
Genevieve Morris
East Orange
N. J
Mary Cooper
Henry & Johnson, Jr
Holland House
New York
Myrtle Elly Dorothy Terrell
W. Llewellyn Terrell
Agnes McEvoy
Baltimore
George Pollock
Rome
Fran
Ialcock
Fayetteville
Deborah Adama
Savannah
Cam Dorsey
Frank Ridley
la Grange
Harvey Hill
Isabel Nunnally
Monroe
George Napier
Decatur
Myron Freeman
A. C. McHan
John Ashley Jones
Mary Algood Jones
Trion
The Back Yard Problem In Atlanta Summer Cleanup
Atlanta plans a summer cleanup of the back yard turning neglected space into a useful garden. Suggestions include growing vegetables to reduce grocer’s bills, planting flowering vines to beautify the area, and starting seeds and bulbs now to transform the yard into a productive, pleasant space.
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Atlanta
Haitier Methodists Plot Global Campaign For Social Reform
A Minneapolis report says a special committee proposes a worldwide Methodist Episcopal campaign to aid wage earners. It urges abolition of child labor, fair profits, unemployment safeguards, and old age provisions. The conference debates liberal amusements rules and church discipline as it opens in May.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph B. Hingely
Chicago
Thomas Bowman
Orange
N. J
Europe
Russia
Ledger notices social round of guests and travelers
Mrs. William Schroeder hosts guest at Deerland while Mrs. Julia Hancock Sawyer and E. F. Hancock family return from New York. Others relocate from Atlanta to Charleston and New York. opera week visitors in town include Sax Florence Brown and Miss May Cooley. Several families plan summer trips or join relatives in Decatur and Macon.
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Atlanta
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
George Adair
Georgian Terrace
James BE. Carlton
Inman Park
Macon
Misa May Cooley
Knoxville
Hugh McClellan
Mary Reynolds Admits Gifting Rail Robbery Money
Chicago May 1 Mary Reynolds a ticket agent on the Illinois Central confessed she staged a hold up at the station and gave $150 to her sweetheart Charles Duffy claiming they were to be married. She said the plot unraveled as ET would be found out.
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Chicago
Mary Reynolds
Ilinois Central Railroad
Charles Duffy
Woman saves trunk from fire in Stillwater
In Stillwater Minnesota on May 1 fire broke out in a flat. Mrs Ann Walton Holcombe refused to leave until police directed men to carry out a trunk containing papers about her father who was once governor of Alabama. The papers reportedly show she is heir to a large English estate. The blaze damage was minor.
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Stillwater
Minn
Ann Walton Holcombe
Holcombe
Alabama
Harvester Trust Inquiry In Senate Sparks Debate
Washington May 1 The Senate demanded the attorney general answer a resolution of inquiry about the International Harvester Company arguing the reply was improper. Senator Lea of Tennessee introduced a second resolution calling on the Department of Justice to provide all information it possesses concerning the company from 1904 to the present. The Senate took no action.
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the Harvester Trust
Washington
Senate
International Harvester Company
Lea
Tennessee
department\ of justice
Ter
Foundation of dress sets new summer style
The clothing section outlines diverse summer outfits with frequent shipments of smart models. Thursdays offer special buying advantages on correct, stylish designs. The new semi empire skirts add fullness through back panel pleats while preserving a slender straight line.
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Bedford
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Frank E. Block CO
Sereet Makery
Cath
Cou
Jooook
C. A. Constantine
Mgr
Peachtres Street
Mary Craftward
Frances Apartments
Peachtree Street
Bach
P. E
Daquin
Rondeauw
Schumann
ST. G. Swift
George Wheax
Walhalla
D. C
Middleton
North Carolina
P. A. Seidel
Florida Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Daughters of the American Revolution
Piedmont Avenue
Daughters of the Confederacy
John King Ottley
Shiloh Monument Fund
Woman's E Seregary and Benevolent Society
Second Baptisl Church
Samuel Lumpkin
Hepeal
Athens
Seaboard
William Shroeder
J. J. Spalding
Deerland
E. F. Hancock
Julia Hancock Sawyer
New Yor A
David W. Walker
West End
Sarah Jackson
Charleston
Eugene Mitchell
Peachtree, Road
Andrew Erwin
Waldorf
E. H. Butler
EB. H
Von
Rockwell Johnson
Boston
Florence Brown
Elberton
Kate Howell
Charles W. McHan
Jackson
Robert Ryan
William Lowe
Carrie Lowe
East Sixth Street
James T. Williams
H. R. Durand
Atlantic City
Clarence Blosser
England
Blosser
Drs
R. B. Ridley
Cuthbert
D. Stokely Etheridge
Chattanooga
Paul 3
Etheridge
A. B. Johnson
Harris Street
Morgan
LaGrange
Henry R. Durand
James T. Williama
Norris
Blyes
Charles Elyea
Peachtree Place
Alma Stanley
William Bainbridge Gan
Little Son
New Orleans
Olay
Clarence Bloager
la Provence
Ljuneaturilay Sallings
la Bretaga
Era B. Tey
Union Station
Miller & Co
G Wall
A. Stokes
Peachtree St
LLOYD
DON Faris-Bremen
Mediterranean
Gatun Peseerte NY
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