Wom ana Civic League Ice Cream Sale May 25 at Grove
The southeast Kirkwood Wom an a Civic League plans its usual ice cream cake and candy sale Saturday May 25 starting at 2 o clock in the grove near the schoolhouse. Special amusements for children. All invited. The Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurses Association membership committee meets at 707 Gould Building at 1 14 today. Anyone interested is welcome.
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Wom*ana Civic League of
Kirkwood
Atlanta Anti-Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurses’ Association
Gould Building
Social notes of births and weddings across Brunswick area
Social notices report births for Virginia Lewia Reeves and William Adams Flinn. Many locals travel or visit relatives, with updates on church activities, travels to Raleigh and North Carolina, and upcoming European summer plans. A May 28 Brunswick wedding of Miss Ethel Mason to Richmond Irvin Barge is described with ornate decor and ceremonial details.
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R. N. Reeves
Virginia Lewia
Reeves
Cebie Johnson
Richard Orme Flinn
William Adams
Bristol
Tenn
Committee On
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
North Avenue Church
Davison Paxon Stokes Ad Promotes Crex Rugs
The Davison Paxon Stokes Co highlights Crex rugs as popular, artistic, sanitary, and economical floor coverings. The soft pliable rugs claim year round use for every room in the home, pitched as modern, durable home decor.
Cardui described as a life changing tonic by Clifton Mills woman
Mrs. Anna Woods of Clifton Mills Kentucky credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with eliminating severe back and head pain and enabling her to regain strength and weight. She reports gaining 35 pounds in months and now performs housework and mills water while her husband farms. Cardui promoted as a long standing remedy for tired nervous women and urged for trial.
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Anna Woods
Clifton Mills
Cardui
Elegant Wedding in Atlanta Entices Local Guests
Miss Anne Dean Atkinson and Miss Mary Harrison wed with Ruth Akin and Irene King as bridesmaids. The ceremony at St. Mark's Episcopal Church was led by Rev. R. E. Boykin. The bride wore charmerie satin lace and lilies of the valley, and the couple plans a wedding journey before settling in Atlanta. Out of town guests included J. M. Mason of Tifton and several Savannah and Atlanta residents.
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Anne Dean’ Atkinson
Mary Harrison
Ruth Akin
Irene King
Mia
J. H. Parker
Otis Barge
R. E. Boykin
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ethis City
Atlanta
J. M. Mason
Tifton
Elise Cubbege
Savannah
Lucy Barge
Jones
Mary Barge
Robert Spiers
Clifford Ragsdale
Dupree
Auction of Lots and Bungalows on North Boulevard
Auction of lots and bungalows on North Boulevard and Eighth Street scheduled for Saturday at 3 p m. The notice specifies sale details and participating parties for local property disposal.
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North Boulevard
Eighth St
Baltimore Ad Men Win Convention Vote In Toronto Baltimore Race
Dallas May 23 Special Atlanta delegates led the ad men at the convention as Toronto and Baltimore competed for the next gathering with Baltimore prevailing. G L Coleman of Boston was reelected president with Fred L Johnston of Dallas as first vice president. San Francisco won the distance prize and New York Advertising Men's League earned the ink cap. Roswell N M carried the women’s trophy with eleven ladies attending from that club.
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Joe Curtis
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta
Buffalo
Waco
San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
San Francisco
Toronto
Baltimore
G. ¥. Coleman
Boston
Fred LE. Johnston
Johnston
T. W. Wequatte
Des Moines
P. $. Florea
Indianapolis
C. D Makeel
Minneapolis
New York
Advertising Men
Boswell
N. M
Roawell
Oklahoma City
Birmingham
Montgomery
Waterloo
Iowa
Early adjournment planned by Senate
Washington May 23 Informal conferences among Republican and Democratic senators today made an adjournment of Congress before the national party convention in June at least a possibility. Plans tentatively were agreed upon to have the Senate meet at 11 oclock in the morning beginning next Monday and to work late if necessary to dispose of the congestion of business. Senator Smoot of Utah favored meeting at 10 oclock. Senator Bimmons of North Carolina said that vote off the metal be free certain before the end of next week.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Bimmons
North Carolina
Wilson quotes Bible at the Presbyterians
Washington May 23. Secretary of agriculture James Wilson quotes scripture after the Presbyterian general assembly struck his name from the delegates list for the pan Presbyterian council in Aberdeen Scotland. He asserts politics behind the move due to his Chicago Brewers' Congress vice presidency and predicts the issue will fade after the election. He adds Job would have made a fine secretary of agriculture.
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Washington
James Wilson
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pan- Presbyterian Council
Aberdeen
Scotland
Brewers’ Congress
Chicago
Sons of Men
Satan
Job
Cataract Operation on General Booth Reported Successful
London May 23 General Booth of the Salvation Army underwent a cataract operation today performed by Dr Charles Higgens. The surgeon’s bulletin states the operation was completely successful and the final restoration of his eyesight rests with the general’s own recuperative powers.
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London
Booth
Salvation Army
Charles ‘Higgens
National Bureau of Police Plans Endorsed by City Chiefs
San Francisco May 23 plans for a national bureau of police as a clearing house for information on criminals were evolved today by Chief D A White who just returned from visits to police departments in several large cities. He said plans were endorsed by police heads in Washington New York and Chicago.
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National Bureau of Police
San Francisco
D. A. White
White
Washington
New York
Chicago
Pinioned Boy Pleads for Chauffeur After Taxi Accident
New York on May 23 a school boy Joseph Burns was pinned under a taxicab after it struck him from his bike. He begged the crowd not to harm the driver and said it was his fault. He was lifted free and rushed to a hospital with internal injuries a fractured skull and a mangled leg.
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New York
Joseph Burns
Burns
Women not bound to lift skirts when alighting streetcars
In Massachusetts the supreme court upheld a $1,000 verdict for Miss Miranda Martin, ruling women need not adjust their skirts to clear streetcar sand plungers. The decision rejects the company's claim of negligence for low skirt height.
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Boston
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Miranda Martin
Supreme Court
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C. P. Walker
Thomasville
A James L. “Anderson
Ae Beenat
Jane A Chapmagy
Marion Roberts
Utica
N. Y
George K. "Gel
Eloise
Frances Stewart
Jane
Cone Maddox
St. Josephs Infirmary
GM. Dow
Dean
Ave
E. M. Willingham
Cleone
Raleigh
Mary. Walker
Forsyth
John H. Montgomery
Elizabeth Parker
Hampton School
Joyetta Brown
Maton, Ga
L. M. Lake
Edna Walraven
Judson College
Anniston
Ala
Carl Bryan
Arthur Hale Gordon
Beck Manning
Mary Hisenee
Cape ‘God
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Arthur Hood
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Cuthbert
R. B. Ridley
Miss Hood
Europe
L. B. Kerrion
Atlanta Dental College
Charleston
Lucy Hakin
Shreveport
George Eakin
Myrtle Street
Helen O'Connor
Ruth Thomas
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Crex
Ray
Draper
Mrs. Woods
Maryland
Florida
Seaashore Resort
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Presbyterians
South
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Hunter Street
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