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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1906
Page
30
Removal Sale of Men's Shirts at Tremendous Sacrifice
About two hundred dozen negligee shirts of the highest quality from celebrated American makers are offered at sacrifice. New spring shirts in the finest patterns and colors are available, with no reserve on soft shirts. Advertises three for $1.50 deals and related pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Macon Social Life: Weddings and Local Happenings
Miss Lillie Dure and Mr Harry Grant Ferrel wed at the Dure home with tall palms and smilax, brass candelabra, and a princess gown bride. The History Club met at Mrs Andrew Lane with papers on Wesleyan, Mercer, and early journalism. Various social events follow including bridge parties, house parties, and club gatherings across Macon, Athens, and surrounding areas, featuring notable guests and preparations for Mercer baseball travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Dure
Harry Grant Ferrel
George Augustin Dure
Guttenbergers Orchestra
George Cherry
Capitan Dure
Leon Dure Hey
William Bohler Walker
Gulte
Wer
Tullevel
History Club
Andrew Lane
W G. Salomon
WW. Wrigley
Wesleyan
Mercer
PH Gambrell
Georgia
Augusta
Macon
Augusta Social Scene Highlights A Beverage Garden
Augusta society hears of a beer garden party at the Langdon sisters Summerville home with lawn seating lamps and games. Guests include Miss Ela Duncan Sonce and Mr Robert Jenkins amid plans for dances, travels, and weddings among local families and visitors to Columbia and Jamestown events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William P. Duvall
Langdon
Summerville
Balla
Virginia Anderson
Columbia, & C
A W. Anderson
Atlantic Coast Line
Anderson
Frank H. Miller
Thomas Barrett
National Council of the Ca Iental Dames
Washington City
Jamestown
National Colonial Dames
Hawte Wyatt
Wiliam Faversham
Ella Duncan
Mr. Jenkins
Augusta Relations
Bessie Joiner
Millen
Sweet Sikes
Charles Kelly
George Toole
Deane Witter
File Willame
Athens
Somerville Hall
Sarah Eve
Bantashgeen College
Gwendaies Howe
Auguugta
Miss Elsie Armour Hosts Sweet Sixteen in Batonton
Miss Elsie Armour of Greensboro honored Mamie Lynn Hutchins on her sixteenth birthday in Batonton with a Friday night party. Guests enjoyed refreshments and a late-hour social. Also noted are visits by Miss Katie Poll of Madison and the Hutchinsons of Atlanta, plus news of Mrs Joseph Turner Jr.’s illness.
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Jeannie Walcox
Wiliam McEwen _Johnston
Viola Johnston
Wiliam McEwen Johnston
Paris
France
Mathew Pilcher
Cobb Pilcher
James Jackson Cobb
Minter Wimberly
Nashville
May Boyd Clarke
Miss Clarke
Miss Lingo
George Duncan
Mra Asheton Starke
Mra Starke
Asheton Starke
JF Slansen
Starke
Henry Wortham
JF Hangon
William Felton
Edward Burks
Tracy Baxter
Edward Fellowes
Louis Stevens
John Cutler
Jank West
Thomas Ashe Hall
Fanny Harris
Robert
Misa Drummnd
Atlanta
Fred A Hoyt
Brodlyn
Weynes Davis
Atlin
T O Cheatney
Lewis Leonard Thson
Knoxville
Edwin Gould
Haritte Winchester
Misa Louise Wright
Mercer
Athen
Moss Elizabeth Bottenillet
Thomas Malone Wheel
St Louis
Susan Raenel
Haron
Migs
Fics
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Misa Middleton
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Mise Ratlett
Etherdge
Hate ‘Jones
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Mante Harris
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Ethel Jones
Muss Mathews
Mary Wincater
Misa Wis Waker
Septima Spaden
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Fring West
Lawson Brown
Mirs Wille Sparks
Edward Elias
Mire Lawson Brown
Jordan Masse
Tracey Baxter
Tho Tinsley
Erimson Liles
Th Club
Howard Smith
Lucian Smith
ana Mra E_ Powelbrazer
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Wis
Floyd Bea
Claude Ross
Sam Lang
Kathrine Lang
Fisher Missgadie Dettre
Monticello
A & Thurman
Shady Dale
Robert Kingman
James
Randolph Malone
J. Brown
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JC. Arnall
Minona Johnson
Watkinsville
Ed Green
Clara Blasingame
Monroe
Lams
Parna Hilt
Athena
H C
JE Hecht
Hattle
Tia Hecht
Madison
Cinta
Musgex Nettle Thomason
King of Iauoro
Mollie Digby
WF Jordan
Elsie Armour
Greenesboro
Mamie Lynn Hutchinson
Mae Alford
Katie Poll
Marshal
Hudson
Mattie
Sara Hearn
Dental College
Robin Hutchinson
R. Hutchinson
Joseph Turner Jr
Oxford Georgia Social Notes Highlight Visitors
Miss Gussie Adams of Cedartown visits her brother Grigsby at Mim OF Starrs. Mrs J B P Kelly of Spring Place visits Mrs F Starr. Miss Dorothy Weber returns from an extended visit with Bishop and Mrs Wilson in Baltimore. Catherine Butler of Covington spends days with Mrs J Branham. Miss Gladys Tiley of Conysea and Emily Jays of Coxent visit Miss Heien Robe Friday.
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Oxford
Gussie Adams
Cedartown
Grigsby
Starr
J BP Kelly
Spring Place
F Starr
Dorothy Weber
Bishop
Wilson
Baltimore
Catherine Butler
Covington
J . Branham
Gladys Tiley
Conyesea
Emily Jiays
Cozent
Heien Robe
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