Apollo ClubYouth Music Event At Miss Coxs Home
The Apollo Club, the juvenile group from Miss Alice Cox piano class, hosted friends Tuesday with a music program featuring Martha Miller Sarah Duncan Anna Harriet Shew make Laurie Cone Eleanor Arden Rose Eichberg Virginia Cone Mary Bardwell Marthe Fort Lucy Higgs and others. Guest Rollie Trimble from Fast Point attended. Miss Cox played Staetzi Fl Major Polonaise to close. Punch by Elva Crenshaw followed.
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Apollo Club
Alice Cox
Martha Miller
Sarah Duncan
Anna Harriet Shewmake
Laurie Cone
Eleanor Arden
Rose Eichberg
Virginia Cone
Mary Bardwell
Marthe Fort
Lucy Higgs
Frances Higgs
Louise Inian
Rollie Trimble
Fast Point
Mise Sallie Stakety
Pioneer Women's society guests hosted by Mrs. Rice
The Pioneer Women's Society gathered yesterday for an afternoon reception at Mrs. Frank P. Rice's home. Officers assisted, music and dialect recitations entertained, with lavish decorations of red rambler roses and hollyhocks in a setting of old lace and silver. The event also honored absent member Mrs. A. N. Bateman and noted forthcoming picnic and social engagements.
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Miss King
Carolyn King
Carr
Miss Scott
Bates Fleck
James Hook Spratting
Macon
Roy Collier
Pionee
Atlants
Pioneer Women's Society
Frank P. Rice
Rice Wan
Joseph Morgan
Anthony Murphy
Sid’ Holland
Joseph Wusthoff
William D. Grant
Robert Blackburn
Blackburn
Dorothy Perkins
N. Bateman
Jennings
V. P. Sisson
Jo Kirkwood
Atlanta Chapter meeting on Thursday at 3:30 PM
The Atlanta Chapter A D C will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in the Woman's club rooms. The session is important as annual reports from officers and committee chairmen will be received. The executive board will also meet at 3.
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Atlanta
A. D.C
Jelock
Showers Expected Across State Then Fair Weather
The article notes statewide showers arriving today and continuing for several days, followed by a spell of fair weather. Temperatures remain similar, with the thermometer reaching around 82 degrees by noon today. Early Wednesday brought a cooler morning after the showers.
Pythians vote to keep age limit at 21 in Georgia
Waycross Georgia May 21 Special reports an overwhelming grand lodge vote against the proposed amendment reducing the Knights of Pythias age unit from 21 to 18. The article details a large class at the state convention, candidates for supreme representive, contest for grand keeper of records, and plans to designate Macon as permanent meeting place. It notes grand officers, the Dokey parade, and reports by Grand Chancellor James W. Austin on lodge suspensions and initiation costs along with praise for the uniform rank and Khorassan order.
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Carteraville
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Blackshear
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W. H. Leopold
Savannah
Brannon
Talbotton
Macon
W. J. Sears
Florida Grand Lodge
T. J. Darling
Pythian Sisters
Grand Temple
Atlanta
Augusta
Georgia
James W. Austin
Brand
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C. C. Brown Lodge
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Paceville
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Kirkland
Golden City
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Albany
LaGrange
la- Grange
Plains
Richland
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Constantine
Butler Spring Creek
Brinson
Vienna Lodge
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Nashville
Hogansville
Blockley Lodge
Toccoa
Frahawk
Tate
Royston
Insurance Department
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Grand Ledge
Ile
Ohio
Mrs Francis Tedder Tried for Robbery in Atlanta Case
Macon Georgia May 21 Special Mrs Francis Tedder an Atlanta woman arrested here several months ago was charged with robbing her friend Marvin Kersey also of Atlanta of 175 dollars while he was intoxicated and will go to trial in the superior court tomorrow. The jury was drawn this afternoon. Tedder engaged John R B Cooper and Robert Barnes to defend her.
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Francis Tedder
Atlanta
Marvin Kersey
Willld
Tedder
John RB. Cooper
Robert Barnes
Seven girls graduate from Second District A and M school
The Second District Agricultural and Mechanical school held graduation for seven girls and eight boys in a large ceremony. The class emphasizes domestic science and practical farming, with papers on bar machinery, stock raising, and home economics. Several graduates may become teachers in southern states' agricultural and domestic science programs.
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Agricultural and Mechanical School
Mamie Miles
Ethel Vanlandingham
Vivian Chasen
Ethel Schnass
Cassie Martin
Lottia Davis
Htta Walker
Mesare
Willie Wingate
Arthur Hasty
Lynwood Wingate
Arnton Clegg
Guy Burroughs
Eugene Drexel
John L. Davie
Charles Clements
Hubert
J. F. Hart
J. Re Marcer
Terrell
RL. Betts
Turner
J. B. Warnul
Grady
Drownings near Savannah lead to rescue efforts
In Savannah Georgia on May 21 John Matthews and Louise Seagera drowned in the Ogeechee River about a mile from shore. Wil Parry Clay saved Myrtle Cowart and Irene Victory, then attempted to rescue Bessie Seagers and Matthews, but could not locate the bodies.
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Savannah
John Matthews
Louise Seagera
Ogeechee River
Wil Parry Clay
Jack
Parry Clay
Myrtle Cowart
Irene Victory
Sho
Bessie Seagers
Columbus
Wan
Matthews
Verdict favors Valdosta line in eye injury suit
In Valdosta Georgia the superior court jury sided with the Valdosta Street Railway company in Miss Exile Barnwell's $5,000 suit alleging permanent eye injury from shattered glass when two cars collided.
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Valdosta
Exile Barnwell
Valdosta Street Railway Company
Barnwell
Bell Directory Subscriptions Open Before May 31
The next Bell Telephone Directory goes to press May 31. Subscribe now to secure your listing and update corrections by writing to the Manager at Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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