Social currents shape cotton towns and education
The article traces the south’s cotton industry and child labor issues, noting literacy shifts among black and white children, with mills drawing white youths. It cites Augusta data, compares education spending to earnings, and reports social events in Atlanta including a Woman's Club meeting, a kindergarten association, Mrs. Ansley's card party, sponsor Miss Draper heading to Memphis, and a stag dinner hosted by Mr. Paing.
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South
Ccatton
Faber
South Carolina
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South Caroline
Whitney
Piedmont
D. C
Augusta
Massachusetts
Old Tennessee
Miss Draper
Bessie Draper
Ieaves
Memphis
John B. Gordon
Mixe Gordon
West
Three Hundred Members in Atlanta YWCA Meeting
The board of managers of the Young Woman's Christian Association met yesterday morning with president Miss Susie Harwood. Reports show growing interest in the work and expectations that Atlanta women will develop an association as comprehensive as in any city of its size. The speaker expressed strong encouragement for the progress of the undertaking.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Susie Harwood
Atlanta
Missy Susie Harwood
Reception lists for Tech and alumni event
A long roster names E Guy Cole Hope Hudson Banks Calloway Frank L Hardeman J Horton Mathewson George H Harrison and others on the Tech reception committee. Alumni committee includes Sheppard Bryen Selden Jones J S Sicet Emmet Irvin and Will Gienn. Invitees include numerous couples and individuals. continuation noted as Continued on Twenty seventh Page.
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E. Guy Cole
Hope Hudson
Banks Calloway
Frank L. Hardeman
J. Horton Mathewson
George H. Harrison
Ds. Pravid Li
Sebodeld
Jack P. Hawzard
Eurgene H. Grace
Tthe Tech
H. G. Merry
J. H. Mathewson
Gate
P. Hagzara
A. D. Kennedy
WA Oung
Shepard Bryen
Selden Jones
J. S. Sicet
Emmet Irvin
Will Gienn
J. K. Ottley
B. Betcher
J. Ms Terrell
Albert Ho
James Allen Morris
Hollis Randolph
N. Blits
Clara Howell
Mtr
I. OC. Dancey
Ang
Ww. B. Hawkins
IV. G. Raoul, Jr
KR. Colcord
J. H. Pittman
Ambitious plans unfold for local clubs and music events
Miss Susie Harwood reports strong early support for the Young Women's Association with 300 members and growing interest across departments. At the Capital City Club Miss Douglas Gay and Mr. Paine are to be honored on June 6, while Grace Lee Brown schedules a Friday May 1 recital at the Ki ndworth Conservatory featuring varied songs and a German aria portion.
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Capital City Club
Douglas Gay
Mr. Thomas 3. Paine
Grace Lee Brown
Kiindworth Conservatory of Music
Schubert
Elezvie
Massent
Schumann
Opera
Semuramide
Rossini
Itiss Brown
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Lola Andrews
Prather Home School
Eloise Tyler
Kath Robinson
Atlante
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Free Kindergarten Association
Atlanta Free Kindergarten Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Thomas B. Paing
W.f.wesley
Peters St
Walker St
Lydia G. Pinkams
Lyvics
Ama Mura
Caseyville
Phodvive
Lyon Mass
Lydia
Pintham
Eran &. Pinkhans
National City Bank
L.in
Mass
Lyina E
Prukiata Meptcliz Co
Alpha Tau Omegi
Georgia School of Technology
Ajiar
Tech
Wi Tant Newsom
Tey Merry
Vereen M Cooper
James , West
Issee
Bag of Ie
Wil A. Young
Alfred D. Kepn
Bessie Fitten
Paul Goldsmith
R. Watts & Co., Jewelers
West Alabama Street
Alaskas
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Alaska Refrigerator Ee Dobbs & Wey Company
Rabie Ma
N. Pryor Street
Potts-Thompson Liquor CO
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