Social set to Europe and summer travels many couples
Mr and Mrs Lowry Porter and Miss Porter plan departure for New York with Europe trips to follow including a Paris reunion in August. Mr and Mrs Otin, Mr and Mrs McCariey and others travel or host summers abroad and attend gatherings such as bridge parties and college commencements. Miss Mary Louise Everett returns from Washington Seminary for commencement at Davidson College as Miss Bell Dunnington visits Ansley Park amid Agnes Scott ties.
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Lowry Porter
Miss Porter
Mrs. Crass
New York
Marina Harper
Tate Spring
Robert R. Otin
T. D. McCariey
Cotton Crushers
New Orleans
Charles Elyea
Bridge
Charles Straton
Mary Louise Fverett
Washington Seminary
Kas
Davidson College
Davidson
N.C
Susie Buttle
Nell Prince
Bell Dunnington
University of Virginia
Lewis M. Gaines
Ansley Park
Miss Dunnington
Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott College hosts querto centennial celebration
Mrs. Wadtaynes has been ill for a week but is now convalescing. The report notes the Agnes Scott college quorto centennial celebration events and campus updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Scott College
Wadtaynes
Griffin Couple Married at Depot in Griffin Georgia
Dr. Robert I. Crawford and Miles Lucy Moore wed at the Union Passenger Station while a train waited, starting their honeymoon with Atlanta as the first stop. Ordinary Drewry officiated in a rush ceremony as the train rolled in. Cedartown Chautauqua slated June 4 to 9 with a large civic backing and an automobile parade on opening day featuring decorated cars and pretty girls.
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Grifin
Robert I. Crawford
Miles
Lucy Moore
Union
Pegan
Atlanta
Moore
Drewry
Harp
Cedartown Chautauqua
Cedartown
West Georgia Peach Outlook Promising This Season
Columbus Georgia May 22 Special There is a fine outlook for peaches this year in the Pine Mountain belt about forty miles north of Columbus The crop is regarded as safe from freezing and barring a severe hail storm or eyelone a good yield is expected The Georgia crop will be short but the state yield will exceed the regional average Several large orchards near Warm Springs and Woodbury in the northern mountain area fared well and owners anticipate an unusually profitable season unless something unforeseen occurs.
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Columbus
Pine Mountain
Georgia
Warm Springs
Woodbury
Governor Staton to Speak at Greensboro High School
Greensboro Ga May 22 Special Governor John M Staton will give the commencement address at Greensboro High School next Tuesday evening May 24 Introduced by Judge James B Park The baccalaureate sermon will be at the Baptist church Sunday morning by Rev Hargid Major A musical program arranged by Rev L E Dutton Class day exercises Monday evening include a comedietta Who's to Win Him The class will perform at the school auditorium
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Greensboro
John M. Staton
Greensboro High School
James B. Park
Baptist Church
Hargid Major
Milledgeville
L. E. Dutton
Drouth Hits West Georgia Crops Hard in Weaker Spring
Columbus Ga May 22 Special reports a dry spring across west Georgia with only one or two heavy rains since January. The out crop suffers as oats raise concerns over shortages while cotton and corn show resilience. Farmers hope rains return late May or early June to spare corn from drought damage. Some observers compare current conditions to last year’s drought and record bumper crops in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
West Georgia
Georgia
Hall County Woman Injured in Runaway Incident
Gainesville Ga May 22 Special Mrs Calle Dover wife of a prominent renter at the lower end of Hall County was seriously injured in a runaway here late yesterday. She had driven to town when her horse became frightened by an automobile and ran away, throwing her from the buggy. Her condition is not serious and is expected to improve.
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Gainesville
Calle Dover
Ical
First car of Florida watermelons shipped today
Jacksonville Florida May 22 the first carload of Florida watermelons left today en route north. They were in uniformly fine shape and size and from samples tested the melons this spring are of especially fine flavor and sweetness. Norcross Ga May 22 commencements at Norcross public School in full blast with Dr Belk delivering the third annual address and diplomas presented.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Norcross
Norcross Public School
SR. Belk
Tne
Gainesville
Board of Education
Benc
Madernato School
C. G. Simpson
A. HW Wingo
de- Jarnette
Greensboro Teachers Named for 1914 1815 Term
Greensboro mayor and council elected the superintendent principal and teachers for the 1914 1815 term. H B Robertson named superintendent with A B Waxener as principal and a roster of Miss Charlie Mae Carter Mrs Ph Kingon Mrs Sarah C McWhorter Miss Bioise Smith Miss Celeste Park Miss Hoa Fulton Miss Mattie Medlin Miss Helen Davis Mrs W M Kimbro and Mrs HB Robertson as music and expression staff. West Point and Lyerly notes report local education staffing changes and crop concerns. Dr Emanuel Lasker wins quintangular chess, Capablanca places second with lead score 33 1 3.
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Greensboro
City Board of Education
H. B. Robertson
A. B. Waxener
Charlie Mae Carter
Ph. Kingon
Sarah C. McWhorter
Hnntman
Bioise Smith
New Officers Named by King's Daughters Report
Augusta Ga May 22 Special The nominating committee of the state convention of King's Daughters reports new central council members are Miss Mary Campbell Augusta state president Mrs T M Broadwater Waycross corresponding secretary Mrs N G Brew Savannah state treasurer Miss Viola Kennedy Savannah life custodian Mrs T J Darling Waycross and executive board Mrs B F Brow Augusta Mrs R M Gibbs Savannah Mrs Gurr Waycross Mrs Harley Brunswick delegates to international Detroit Mrs H Johnson Savannah Mrs HM Gibbs Savannah Mrs W E B Reeves Augusta and Miss Kate Hall retiring state president
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Augusta
King’s Daughters
Central Council
Mary Campbell
T. M. Broadwater
Wayeroun
N. G. Brew
Savannah
Viola’ Kennedy
Hfe
T. J. Darling
Wayerous
B. F. Brow
R. M. Gibbs
Gurr
Waycross
Harley
Brunswick
Detroit
H. Johnson
HM. Gibbs
W. EB
Reeves
Miao
Kate Hall
Trestle Near Cordele Damaged by Flames
Cordele Georgia May 23 A Seaboard railway trestle across the Flint river was partly destroyed by a fire of unknown origin preventing river crossings for over twelve hours. Passenger trains between Cordele and Savannah were diverted. service resumed with a shoo fly run by a Georgia Southwestern and Gulf train to Helena. About fifty feet of the trestle were ruined.
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Cordele
Seaboard
Flint River
Cordelo
Savannah
Américus
Georgia Southwestern
Gulf
Seaboard Road
Helena
First Use of Resinol Stops Terrible Itch
An eczema relief testimonial from 1914 touts Resinol ointment and soap as cures. Mies Ethel Scott of Milstead, Go, claims rapid itch and burn relief after eight years of symptoms, urging others to seek the product through a free trial offer from Resinol’s Baltimore department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Ethel Scott
Milstead
Dept. 14-A
Resinal
Baltimore
Local Speed Fans Fleeced At Drome Friday Night
Atlanta speed fans boycott urged after a night of canceled advertised events at the Motordrome. Promised a 28 mile 386 yard marathon, an automobile circle, and a track record bid by Captain Marty Graves failed to occur, replaced by short races and disjointed results. Report notes poor attendance and questions the managements reliability. Final results list Luther, Lewie, Graves, and Glenn among top finishers in various heats and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Drome
Marty Graves
Lewis
Richard
Luther
Graves
Econi
Lewie
Rich Sec
Alten's Foot-Ease Advertisement Copy
An old time promotional snippet touts Alten's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder as relief for painful feet, corns, bunions, and swollen tired feet. It claims quick soothing effects and urges readers to try a free trial pack by mail, warning against substitutes.
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Packata Addrees Alen & Olmsted
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