Mrs A P Coles Re-elected Head of Atlanta Woman's Club
Mrs A P Coles was re elected president of the Atlanta Woman's club by a unanimous vote. She has ably served the club and led a large federation of eighty two clubs. Officers introduced included Miss Alice Baxter first president and Linton Hopkins second vice president. An announcement described a southern literature prize essay contest with details on entry, judging and prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Coles
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta
Cules
Alice Baxy Ter
Linton Hopkins
Lott Warren
Albert Akers
Victor Kriesshaber
MM. Davies
Arthur Lowell
Yenrgin Federation of Women's Sluts
Foll Jawhig Committee
Alice Baxter
Mia.m Jackson
Lett Wareren
Weoulse Hays
Thom
Amd Met
M.A. Lipsconsh
Athens
Fia
Eluhg
Atata
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Berald
Cuthbert
Frize-Eesay
Congressional District Club
Central Committee
Nuosber
Priga Easay
Federation
W. P. Trent
C. W. Wabner
South
Mildred Rutherford
Library of Southern Literature
Alderman
Harris
Woman's Editon
Price Smith
Mike Alice Baxter
Harvie Jordan
Needle Craft Circle No 2 Meeting With Edith Lupton
The Needle Craft Circle No 2 will hold its regular meeting with Miss Edith Lupton on Matson Avenue next Wednesday afternoon at 3 40 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Needle Craft Circle No. 2
Misa Edith Lupton
Matson Avenue
Social items tease circle of visitors and returns
Punbar Roy visits Washington. Mrs Roy stays in Virginia. Many Atlanta socialites host bridge clubs, visits to Newnan Athens Decatur and Birmingham noted. Miss Marian Broomfield convalesces after an operation. Elizabeth Ramey and others recuperate. Washington Seminary Alumnae plan lawn party. Miss Nora Roberts hosts twenty five. Driving Club welcomes Gwendolyn Barnes. Swift & Co reports weekly beef price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seminary Alumnae Association
Gwendolyn Barnes
Uniontown
Alice Vandiver
Fry Fish in Cottolene for Economical Frying
The advertisement touts using Cottolene to fry fish and reuse the fat for potatoes or other foods. It claims Cottolene is richer than butter or lard, requires less, and is twice as economical as butter. It promises rich, digestible, tasty, healthful food without greasiness or indigestion.
Moultri Man Shot Over Old Lawsuit in Moultra Ga
In Moultria Georgia on May 12 a shooting occurred in the business district when J I Battle wealthy livestock dealer fired at W P Brown after a dispute over remarks from a prior superior court suit. Brown was struck in the left side near the lung. Battle not arrested. Brown is married with children. Battle is described as wealthy with no family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultria
J. I. Battle
W. P. Brown
Battle
Brown
Court Order Halts Georgia Life Name Change
Macon Ga May 12 Special J The Georgia Life Insurance company is restrained from changing its name to The Georgia Casualty Company and from reducing capital stock from 500000 to 200000. Stockholders T L Bell F Holloway and J R Sanders meet Tuesday to decide. show cause June 8 why permanent injunction should not be granted. The company, now writing only casualty business after selling Kiaite to a Maryland firm, sought the name change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia Life Insurance Company
Georgia Casualty Company
T. L. Bell
F. Holloway
J. R. Sanders
Fudge H. A. Mathew
Ka Ite
Maryland
No Mount Vernon Sunday Opens Yet
Washington May 12 The question of opening Mount Vernon to the public on Sundays advocated by the Daughters of the American Revolution will not come formally before the board of regents during their annual meeting in progress. Some members favor the movement but the board was practically unanimous against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ladies
Not a Citizen of Georgia Pussles Savannah Courts
In Savannah on May 12 Judge McAlpin dismissed lunacy proceedings against J Homer Meachum the actor who attempted suicide by drinking wood alcohol after a theater incident last week He had been locked up since last Friday after his wife swore out a lunacy warrant but it emerged he was not a resident of Georgia and could not be committed to the state sanitarium for treatment He may be held briefly to see if his condition improves His wife a fellow company member says she has had enough of him and he will be sent back to Long Island New York Her belief is that his mind is affected and it is not safe for her to continue living with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Speckle
McAlpin
Homer Meachim
Meachum
Georgia
Long Island
Fifty-Mile Record Broken by Lloyd in London
In London on May 12 B W Lloyd set a new world's amateur running record for 62 miles finishing in 14 hours 68 minutes 68 seconds completing the feat in record time. The previous mark by J E Dixon in 1885 was surpassed by Lloyd by a margin of 36 minutes and 15 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B. W. Lloyd
J. E.oixon
Lloyd
New Jersey Jury Reform Bill Passes State House
President Wilson hailed a New Jersey jury reform bill passed by the state house and pending senate approval. The plan shifts jury drawing from a sheriffs pool to commissioners chosen by the state chancellor with supreme court input, and the measure would go to a November statewide referendum. The White House framed it as a Wilson victory from his New Jersey trip, noting the referendum would be decided by a percentage of the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilfaction
New Jersey House
Senate
Ahertita
White House
New Jersey
Wilson
Speaking of Opportunities to Taperonyikey Fila May 47
A clipped notice outlines an a. B. & A. excursion to Taperonyikey Fila on May 47 with a $6.00 round trip fare from Tampa Florida. The advertisement appears under city passenger and ticket agent guidance with Ww. HY listed as General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Ww. HY
Main 5600 Replies To At- Replied To Main 500g
Fragmentary OCR note records brief chatter about numbers 5600 and 500g with references to names or items Janta and Panta 109. No clear event or context present.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Essiuys
Subd Eads
Wiite
Seaich
Punbar Roy
Washington City
K. Ottley
New Yor
African Bankers’ Association
T Freneh
New York
Errare Tizabeth Ramey
West
Wey Lenn
James N. Ellis
Stone Mountain
Care Rera Hoyt Venabled
Yau Ie
George Prawn
Peaches Street
Hugh Melsee
Newnan
Huy Cule
Marian Broomfield
BE. G. Sutton
Fridge Club
West End
Emma Scott
Washington Seminary
Frank Day
Ivan Allen
R. B. Ridley
LaGrange
Susan Calhoun Till
Susan Calhoun
Misa Bessie Jones
Decatur
H. A. McCrary
Arthur Hood
Genia Hood
B. B. Richte
Lois Week
Millen
Julia Fratt
Converse College
N. P. Pratt
Elizabeth Gunttens
Wisconsin
Miss Pearl Graves
Charles Eb, Dowman
Charles
Birmingham
Oxford
Matte ‘Thomas
Union Springs
Ala
Colquitt Carter
Melson Chambliss
Chattanoopa
Lula Dean Jones
W. E. B. Davis
J. R. Hockaday
Georgian Terrace
W. McCerren
Mississippi
H. Scott
Monroe
R. L. Meador
Mise Marty Gant
Nashville
Andrew Calhoun
Driving Club
Harriet Smart
California
Mary Blalock
Lilian Logan
Asheville
Nora Roberts
Hula Roberts
Thomas Egleston
Galveston
Havana
Swift 2 Company
N. EK. Fairbank Company
Y. W
Moultre
Main Street
MR. .D. Berkowitz
Atlantic Beach Hotel
Continental Hotel
Piedmont
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
DR. E. G. Griffin
Gate City Dental Rooms
Sondaya
Whitemall
Sporty
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick Company
Chambers-Hardwick
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
England
Batic. Fall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!