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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1914

Page

14

Inman Park Girls Club Entertainment Repeat

The Inman Park Girls Club plans to repeat their entertainment program. Gray haired folks are urged to try Q Ban hair darkening treatment advertised with claims of restoring dark, even, natural color and adding luster. Sold by local drug stores in Atlanta with mail options for out of town buyers.

Inman ‘Park Girls’ Club Inman Park Girls’ Club Dmhondson’s Broad Street N. Pryor Atlanta

Highland school concert to feature 25 cent admission

The Highland school Parent-Teachers' club hosts a May 22 performance at 8 p m in the Highland building auditorium with a 25 cent admission. Mrs CW McClure leads the club inviting school welfare supporters to attend and enroll as members. Refreshments will be served.

Ansley Highland School North Avenue Highland Highland Ichool CW. McClure Highland School Club

Absorbs Skin Chases Wrinkles Young Again

Absorbs Skin Chases Wrinkles tale from Home Queen recounts Emily Colson’s attempt toconceal aging before her wedding. A drugstore remedy spread nightly with saxolite and witch hazel reportedly revived youthful color and eliminated wrinkles by wedding day.

Emily Colson Home Queen

Palmer Crenshaw Alumnae Vote Notice at School

Miss Palmer Crenshaw graduates this year as the election is set for next Monday afternoon May 25 in the school music room from 2 to 3. All dues paying Alumnae may vote. proxies must be written. Dues are one dollar and should be sent to Miss Mattie Slaton, treasurer, to ensure lists are ready. Members are urged to cooperate and pay the current year’s dues promptly.

Palmer Crenshaw Mattie Slaton

Lost purse after stove purchase in Atlanta

Culver, of 89 Powell Street, reports his wallet containing $2100 cash and a check for 83.97 stolen after buying a stove for $18 at the Gas Light company building. He advertises in The Constitution want columns offering $2100 reward and requests contact through A. W. Florence Powder Springs GA or C. V. Culver, Bo Powell Street, Atlanta.

Culver Powell Street Gas Company Atlanta J. W. Philips Natonal Exchange Bank of Augusta Gas Light Company A. W. Florence Powder Springs C. V. Culver Bo Powell Street

ODAK FINISHING Den ne sour anneur developing

Kodak Dept at 14 White Street offers first days work at the right price with quick return to you. A. as kes Co and ODAK FINISHING appear in the small ad-style notice, indicating a service for developing photographs.

Kes Co Kodak Dept

May Festival at Wren's Nest Promises Gala Event

The Great May festival at the Wren's Nest, home of Uncle Remus, will unfold next Saturday afternoon in Atlanta. Over 200 children, many friends of the late Joel Chandler Harris, will participate culminating in the crowning of the May Queen Louise Nichola. Royal pages, flower girls, knights and ladies will accompany the queen as William Boothe crowns her with roses and Russell Edwards presents the scepter. The canopy will be carried by Harold Bloodworth and William Hartman. Maids of honor wear rainbow colors. each May-pole ribbon will display a separate color. Mrs A. McD. Wilson chairs the event, billed as the most elaborate festival yet. Quis Henrietta Masseling of Carnegie Library will read an Uncle Remus folklore tale before the coronation. Masseling will also narrate intermission between home dedication and coronation. A camp and a fortune teller from South Carolina, Miss Lake, will offer palm readings. Whitehall cars will transport attendees to Gerdon street location.

Wren’s Nest Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris Queen of May Louise Nichola William Boothe Russell Edwards Harold Bloodworth William Hartman A. McD. Wilson Uncle Remus Memorial Association Atlanta Quis Henrietta Masseling Carnegie Library Biss Masseling South Carolina Mies Lake Whitehall Gerdon Street

fifty paintings to hang at the governor mansion in atlanta

through the atlanta art association led by Mrs Samuel M Inman the public will see fifty paintings loaned by the american federation of arts of washington dc. the governor's mansion on peachtree street will display the works with Mrs John M Slaton approving. C B Bidwell chairs the hanging committee and the exhibit should be open to the public by week’s end.

Atlanta Art Association Samuel M. Inman American Federation of Arte of Washington, D. C Peachtree Street John M. Slaton Art Association C B. Bidwell American Federation of Arta of Washington Auanta

Dental graduates to receive diplomas tonight in Atlanta

Southern Dental College seniors will graduate at the Atlanta theater this evening with fifty students earning Doctor of Dental Surgery degrees. George M. Napier delivers the arrival address after an orchestral program and clergy led services. List includes Harbert B. Lind George H. Murray and many others. Fire damages Waycross area rail cars, estimated at eight thousand dollars.

Southern Dental College Atlanta George M. Napier AR Holderby Board of Trustees W Fowler Alasic CK Nelson Huntess CG. E. Nelson Bishop On Tk Nel Aon Board of Llusives Orcheatre Harbert B. Lind George H. Murray Willie Irar Roy Jacob. McAlhaney John Y. Mckenney Edgar It McLean Joy Nuit Emmette L O'Neil M James Philip Russell Ho Park Roy Hespern Robert B. Solomon James B Shirley Albert Travis Elbert Prujack Paul’ West Robert F. Wells Charles L. Whiteside Homer Webb M. Cc. Wells Thomas M. Godwin Hubert O Bucgh Lessons C. Bioir Arthur C Bane Herman J Bosse Claude W. Boligg Hillyer Chapman Thomas S. Cook Leroy F Crenphaw Mirvin B Crews Lewis Davis Daniel Dozier Harry W._ Fleming Noley W. Gibson R. Bertram Haddock FB. Rueil Hightower Parley C. Hull Larnon R. Hemler Rufus Hunter Harry S. Higgins Oscar Johnson Vernon J. Jordan Thomas W. Lightsey

Georgia Eclectic Society Meet in Atlanta May 28 29

The Georgia Eclectic Medical Association plans its annual convention in Atlanta May 28 and 29 at the Winecoff Hotel. Out of 740 members about 400 are expected to attend. Dr. John Wells of Griffin, president, will preside, succeeding Dr. John H. Powell, who led for three years. Discussions will cover pellagra and autogenous vaccine use for tuberculosis, scarlet fever and diphtheria.

Georgia Felectle Medical Association Atlanta Winecoff Thotel John Wells Griffin Dresident Wells John H. Powell

C Fred Taffe Dies After Long Illness

News from Augusta Ga reports the death of C Fred Taffe aged longtime Southern Express employee and route agent based in Augusta after several months illness. He previously lived in Atlanta and body returned to LaGrange for burial with Masonic rites. Survived by wife and son Owen Haines Taffe.

C. Fred Tafte Atlanta Auguild Taffe Southern Express Company Augusta LaGrange Atlante Owen Haines Taffe

Mack Andrews Greek Suspect Vanishes After $225 Cash Handoff

Police seek Mack Andrews a 3 foot tall Greek with black hair and eyes shaved face sallow complexion missing since Monday after receiving 225 dollars from Pete Makris of 318 Central Avenue to deposit at Third National Bank. Investigators monitor trains to prevent fleeing to his Florida-based brother.

Mack Andrews Pete Makris Central Avenue Third National Bank Andrews Ilean Florida

Old Confederate Vet's Interesting Narrative

Frost Texas veteran Wesley French recalls living in Nava rra County since 1872 and farming a large family. He praises Thedford's Black Draught, used for 46 years, claiming it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, with dosages each meal and at night. The ad pitches the remedy as vegetable, 25 cents a package.

Frost Texas Wesley French Navarra County Thedford

Eagle Pass Praises Seventeenth Infantry for Border Duty

Eagle Pass residents and local authorities issue resolutions praising the Seventeenth Infantry, U.S.A., for its service at Fort MacPherson and on border duty at Eagle Pass Texas. The resolutions commend Colonel Bankhead and Colonel TOWritret for leadership and community support.

Eagle Pass Seventeenth Infantry U.S.A Fort MacPherson Texas Reso Migle Pass Uokinel

Davison-Paxon Stokes Girls Wash Dresses and Kimonos Sale

Davison-Paxon Stokes Co offers Girls Wash Dresses in new percale straight longwaisted style with belts for 2 to 6 years at 25c and 50c options with sizes up to 14 years. Also 2 to 6 year Rompers blue stripe or solid blue and 10c muslin ope bays at 5c pair. Plus $2 white dresses at $1 and kimonos at $1.25 in mull or cotton crepe for summer.

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