Social Notes From Georgia Towns Across The State
Georgia society pages detail visitors and coastal city events. Numerous residents travel to Cordele Savannah Atlanta and Macon while local families host gatherings in Valdosta Moultrie Hawkinsville Brunswick West Point and Carrollton. Weddings engagements and society hosting mark spring social life with Brenau events and a Gordon camp reunion in New Orleans noted.
June Weddings by Premier Engraving Co.
Enslaved invitations highlighted as the latest fashion in spring samples. The Bend firm promotes leading artistic effects with fine materials and offers free sample provisions. Engraving Co. based at 47 Whitehall St, Atlanta, Ga.
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Nadinda treatment praised by Kentucky woman
Mount Sterling resident Mel Edward Jones writes he suffered freckles since childhood. After trying multiple creams he used Nadinda Nadine Pace Powder and found it effective, recommending the entire treatment and wishing the company success.
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Edward Jones
Mount Sterling
Kentucky
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Wedding of Miss Tartt and Mr. Bell in Anniston
The wedding of Miss Masgaret Gertrude Tartt of Tiv ingston Alabama to Mr. Charles Renfroe Bell of Anniston Wednesday evening drew a beauty filled crowd. The bridal party included Miss Pritt Tartt of Livingston and Miss Pearl Bell of Birmingham, with other attendants from Livingston Talladega and Mantle. The maid of honor was Miss Kate Bell, sister of the groom, who preceded the bride and her matron of honor Mrs. Darby Brown of Birmingham to the ceremony.
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Cordele
Savannah
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Davishao
Julia Moore
W. A .Moore
Sharon
Dr. Troutman
Claudia Troutman
Macon
Fort Valley
Charles Love
Emme Jackson
WS Scott
Wayneshoro
Rss
Georgia Kinney
Sparta
Annie Shivers
Aguata
JM. Durnegy
B. F. Bethune
K. Alfriend
Nelle Jones
Monticelio
Catherine Glenn
Columbus
Geenys Stinson
Monticelo
W. F. Matthews
Carl Deadwater
Lois Duffey
Frank M. Bodd
Duffey
J. A. Edge
Misa Evelyn Difey
Htor
Z. A. Daniel
Dodd
Bidal Tri
Tallulah Falls
Ashevik N.C
Edgewood
D. A. Griffin
Knoxvik
Tenn
M. B. Dobty
Joe H. Wallis
Jtec
Tedle
el Pano
Tex
and Mire
J. A. McKnnown
Florrie Morrow-Jones
Ennite
E. O. Morrow
J. B. Holt
Mra. T. B. White
McMinnville
Tan
C. 1 “White
Misa Lenora King
Joplin
Misa Nell Sims
Diss Lane Perdue
Ben
Milner
Hom
Redons Ragsdale
Athata
Blancharper
J. B. Wilson
Miss Kinsing
Rome
D. J. Gill
Texas
H. W. Cornell
Baltimore
William Cornell
Noel A. Mitchell
J. W. Thomas
Wil Brown
Birmingham
D. N. Dawson
Tuscaloosa
Washington
Bell
H. D. Barr
Sarah Ruth Frazier
Shattanooga
James Keith
Frazier
Miss Nichols
South
Stephen D. Lee
New Orleans
Elizabeth Bowden
Winston- Salem
D. C
Mia
E. Gordon
Bliss
Ang Mra
JE Stewart
Munford
T J Statham
M.A Morton
Boaz
Ala
Blanche Edmondson
Gadsden
Myra Mitchell Gies
Edgemont
Maud
J.green
Tizzie Steele
Pantine Castleberry
Gadsep
Anniston
Masgaret
Gertrude Tartt
Tivingston
Als
Charles’ Renfroe Bell
Ashers
Mve
Pritt Tartt
Livingston
Va Iy Peomel
Marsi
Ken Renk
Frank Byers
Mantle
Mise
Mirdred Bell
Atuatso
Miss Camp
Talladega
Nerie L Lapsley
Annem
Afane
Kate Bell
Darby Brown
What makes the king unhappy and what ends his joy
A perplexing poem from The Philadelphia Bulletin notes the king’s unhappiness stems from a thing money cannot buy a content and queen young and fair delight the realm remains peaceful yet the verse hints at deeper longing amid a king who fears no foe and thrives on health brought by the winds.
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