Social items reflect city social calendar and visits
Mr and Mrs Charles B Dowman and Hidle son visit Birmingham friends. Gen ie Hood guests of Neltie Hood Ridley and Marie Ridley on Peachtree. Births announced Homer Callaway Moore May 12 and Walter Fraser for Walter C. Moore and Walter Coppedge. Various trips, dinners, and teas noted at Georgian Terrace Ansley Park and other Atlanta locations with residents and visitors from Jacksonville Mobile New York Baltimore and Paris.
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Charles B Dowman
Hidle
Charles
Birmingham
Ala
George Westmoreland
Genie Hood
Cuthbert
Neltie Hood Ridley
Marie Ridley
Peachtree Street
Homer Moore
Homer Callaway Moore
Frank Callaway
East Fourteenth Street
Anne Campbell
Edward C Peters
Edward N Morris
Hugenia
New York
Morrigalster
Eugene Mitchell Ore
John Little
John Boston
Marietta
George Maddox
T B Gay
W HH. Coppedge
Walter Fraser
Walter Lamar
Georgian Terrace
Macon
WJ Morrison
Hot Springs
Ernest McLean
Jacksonville
Henri Wooten
Clarke
Milledgeville
George W Gage
Chester S
Hag
Mig Gay
Crew
Marsh Adair
City
John Stepheng
Eugene Mitchell
T. Picard
Mes Louise Ndgner
Albion New York
Mire
Harry Holloman
Mobile
Robert Riley
Sohn Sanders
Houston
Texas
Bun Wilie
Peachtree Place
Morayne Fleming
Juniper Street
Guy King
Ansley Park
Sarah Bell
Ida May Blount
Clarence D Maffitt
Wilmington, NC
George L Morton
Central OF Georgia
Savannah
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Warren Fogg
Peachtree and
Marletts Sis
St Anthony restaurant to close after week of meals
The St Anthony restaurant at 36 Luckie Street, opened Monday by the ladies of St Anthony, will serve its last dinner this afternoon from 11 to 3. The venture fed Shriners and visitors from crowded eateries, offering Georgia grown strawberries and cream among a varied dinner menu.
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St Anthony
Luckie Street
Atlanta
Ladies of
St .Anthony
Mine Explosion Kills Negro at Villa Rica
An explosion at Sulphur Mining near Villa Rica on May 14 killed Orpheus Jones, a Black employee. A dynamite charge, placed about a year ago, was detonated, blowing off both legs and causing death within an hour. No other workers were nearby.
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Villa Rica
Orpheus Jones
Three Mies
Spokane Flag Presented to Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
A Spokane delegation presented Atlanta with a Spokane City Day flag during a ceremony in the directors' room of the Chamber Building. Frank A. Chase led the act, with officials from both cities attending including Mell Wilkinson and Walter Cooper of Atlanta, and Mayor Woodward. The flag features a sunburst of gold on white with blue bands and an 8 for Spokane at the center.
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Athe Chamber of Commerce
Nun Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Chamber of Commercs
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Frank A. Chase
el Kalif Temple
San Diego
Ea J Voss
Ei‘ Katt Temple H. A Pierce City
Spokeane Chronicle
A. R. Ebenreiter
Mell HR “Wilkinson
Walter G Cooper
Forrest Adair
Ivan E Alten
Pesident
Fred Houser
Atlanta ‘Convention Bureau
Wallis
Hi Hazan
Merchants Amit! Manufacturers Association Bolling
EH Jones
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Harry Moore
Atlanta Freight
Flanders Sues Terminal Company Over 15000 Damages
Laura C Flanders sues Atlanta Terminal Company for 15000 in damages claiming a December 25 injury at the Terminal Station. She alleges a defective rotten rubber on steel steps to the railroad tracks caused her fall and permanent injuries.
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Smt
Laura C Flanders
Atlanta Terminal Company
Termonial Station
Davis Named Sheriff In Madison Primary
In Danmersville on May 14 Madison county held primary elections with Davis elected sheriff and A. 3 Mitchell chosen tax collector and Cm Hurr named treasurer. Other offices were not contested.
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Danmersville
Davis
Mitchell
Cm Hurr
Madison County
Kepple Pleads $50,000 Damages Suit
E G Kepple of Houston files a $50,000 damage suit in superior court alleging false imprisonment after he was arrested by Harry Sapphire and others at the Ansley Hotel in Atlanta. Citations name J Letton, Meigs O Frost, Dave Lawrence, and Chief Beavers as co-defendants. case set for Monday.
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Kepple
Houston Texas
Houston Chronicle
J . Letton
Ansley Hotel
Chief Beavers
Harry Sapphire
Ansley
Meigs O Frost
Dave Lawrence
Galveston
Texas
Batchelor & Cheatham
Atlanta
Chic
New Trial Denied for Paschal and Hart
The state supreme court upheld the lower court ruling and denied new trials for John Paschal and William Hart convicted of murdering Mrs Seth Irby in Jefferson County. Judge Ben Hill presided and Judge Spencer Atkinson defended the men, ensuring thorough legal safeguards.
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State Supreme Court
John Paschal
Waillham
Jamey Hart
Seth Irby
Jefferson County
Ben Hill
Spencer Atkinson
Atkinson
Cool Weather Forecast for Atlanta Friday and Saturday
A clear and relatively cool day is forecast for Friday in Atlanta with morning temperatures around 8 degrees and a daytime high near 42 degrees. Westerly to northerly winds are expected to prevail, with similar conditions indicated for Saturday.
Mott Tells Negroes of Student Movement at Atlanta Conference
Four hundred seventy seven negro students from over ninety colleges gathered at Clark University in South Atlanta for the first Negro students conference in America. Dr John H. Mott described the student movement as a powerful force for good and cited conferences he attended in Russia, Switzerland, China and Finland. Dr E M Yoteat of Fisk University spoke on the cost of discipline, with Major R R Moton and BH Tobias also addressing the assembly. The convention continues with three daily sessions through Monday night.
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South
Clark University
Atlanta
America
John H. Mott
E M Yoteat
Furman University
R R Moton
Hampton Institute
Virginia
BH Tobias
Augusta
International McA
German Societies Re elect Moellering Leader
Savannah May 14 The South Atlantic League of German Societies re elected J B Woellering as president and H E Dreeson as treasurer both of Savannah The meeting elected eight vice presidents from cities including Atlanta Tampa Charleston Jacksonville and Brunswick with John D Chapnelmann as Charleston attorney and Paul Wierse as secretary The next meeting place was Charleston Tampa Fla.
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Savannah
Teutonia Lodge No. 420
Augusta
Charleston Schuatzen
Charleston
South Atlantic League of German Societies
J. B. Woellering
H E Dreeson
George May
Atlanta
George Sticher
Tampa
John A Schneider
Jacksonville
G H Klasen
William Nast
Brunswick
L. C Sehside
Macon
Red Gerkin
Paul Wierse
John D Chapnelmann
Fla
Dr Nunnally to preach at Perry-Rainey School
Dr Nunnally will deliver the commencement sermon at Perry-Rainey Institute in Auburn or Monroe, Georgia, in the auditorium. The week features a Sunday May 17 11 o clock eastern time service, with Dr Ti W Key giving the literary address on Wednesday at 8 o clock and two evenings of school entertainments Thursday and Friday.
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Auburn Ga
Qa’ Nunnally
Monroe Ga
Erry Rainey Institute
Ti W Key Wil
Shriners Honor Joseph Seinsheimer As Honorary Life Member
Joseph Seinsheimer former Potentate of Mina Temple Galveston was elected an honorary life member of the Imperial Council of North America, recognizing his long service with the Shriners. The ceremony highlighted his leadership and commitment to Masonic and philanthropic activities.
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Joseph Seinsheimer
Mina
Gailveston Fevas
Imperial Council of North America
Mo R Cooper seeks stay of execution for Nick Wilburn
Attorney John R Cooper of Bacon asks Governor Slaton and the prison commission for a twenty day respite for Nick Wilburn, condemned to death for the murder of John King. The denial of a writ of error by the Supreme Court prompts a push for clemency or commutation to life with possible special prison commission action.
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John R Cooper
Bacon
John M. Slaton
Prison Commission
Nick Wilburn
John King
Cooper
Supreme Geomet
Wilburn
Mix Wibuu
Mra Kate King
Jom King
Mra King
Supreme Court
Washington
Hone
Gavrnai Sliton
Slaton
Nashville Hosts Medical Society Meeting Night
Nashville on May 14 Special The Medical society of Berrien county met here last night. Physicians from all parts of the county were present. Many vital businesss were brought before the doctors. They were entertained at a luncheon by the local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Medical Society of
Berrien County
Unclear Legislation Passes Committees Despite Opposition
Draft measure gains Senate committee approval with no objection while a $190 fine for giving or accepting tips is proposed by the act. The movement signals momentum toward broader regulation though details remain contested among lawmakers.
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Senate
Southern Shorthand and Business University Half-Rate Scholarships
A sweeping sale by the Southern Shorthand and Business University offers half price on three courses the Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Cost Accounting bundles totaling 6750 for all three. Limited scholarships available for future entrance, with $45 pricing for each course during the sale, advertised by representative I Bryan and officials at 10 West Mitchell Street Atlantic Ga.
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Southern Business University
Stantas
Southern Shorthind and Business University
Iiterars
Southern
Atuntas
Benkers
Tention
Youll
Southern Sacne
Thomis I. Bryan
Southern 5
Wil c
Oc Briscol
Low Arnold
West
Mitchell Street
Atlantic
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J Wo Murphy
Imtlanta Mir
Murphy
Tlanta
Ughert Innes
Warlanna
Frante Athens 2
I A Puryer
Winnfield
Law Sah
Joe Stewart
Athens
Robert Lee Avary
South Carolina
Sarah Inman Bell
Forsyth
William Otts
Columbia
Waa
Boykin
Southern Baptist Convention
Rashville
Willie Fort Wiliams
Washington Seminary
Margaret. Lewis
Capital City Country Club
May O Brien
Dorothy Hebert
New Orleans
Moss Elizabeth Morgan
Mary Ficklin
Manitou Springs
Cole
Frank Mabin
Henry B Geay
Druid Hilly Golf Club
WT Gantry
Jonn W Grant
London
C A Wood
Toxaway
Joseph Gatins
Paris
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Wilder
Bow Smith
Cincinnati
Adelaide Hall
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Alexander Sumas
Chamber of Commerce
Sues Terminal CO
Madison
J. F. Letton
Paschal and
Hart
James Pay Emery
A Newe Fairbank Safany
Chicago
Helen Armstrong
Mott
DR. Nunnally
Perry-Rainey School
Shriner
MO. R. Cooper
Ottawa
Ont
Bryan
Representative Southern
Busine University
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Kryptok
Flane Prc
Leila Ross Wilburn
Peters
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