Marriages and dances highlight Acworth to Gainesville links
Announcement lists the marriage of Miss Clara Williams Acworth to Mir E Hunt Gainesville performed in Atlanta two weeks ago by Rev VW C Norcross Fraternity dances are a seasonal staple with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Tau Omega hosting recent revels. A tech fraternity dance drew attention along with plans for Chi Pi Pi and Pi Kappa events. Also covered are a charity dinner by Mr and Mrs Charles Meador, commencement notices for Prather Home School and Expression Bayright, a May piano recital at the Grand Opera house, Baraca Philathea social at Grants Park, a postponed picnic and festival changes due to weather, and various social notes of local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Tech
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha! Tau Omega
Begadio
Prather Slome School
Bayright School of Expression
Sarah Jackson Hanna
Yeates
M Et Women's Club
Grand Opera House
Orlock
Music Hall
Great Pleasum
Roth
Bea Abernathy
Florence Almond
Eda Blackman
Tay Pendleton
Wilhelmina Holland
Emmie Locke
Agnes Lyon
Mattie Maddox
Eloise Me Clain
Elsie McCollum
Lucie Ragsdale
Floy Spratlin
Nell Stafford
Annie Ward
West Waite
Unite d' Brethren Tabernacle
Grants Park
Ro V Hadley
Ar J E Munday
New Rope Plea From Rawlings Inaka Budm
Rawlings pleads to Governor Terrell to set a hanging date for Alf Moore and hang him to prove his sons Murton and Jesse are innocent in the Carter children murder case. He asks for a new trial for his boys and says Alf Moore will reveal the truth on the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
J. G. Rawlings
Alf Moore
Carter
Rawlings
Murton
Jesse
Supreme Court of the
United States
Alt Moore
Valdosta
J M ‘Lerrell
John R. Cooper
Colonel Cooper
Jad
Mr Serrell
Alf
Tam
J Grawlings
Florida
Bessie Laselle
Annie Leslie
Jacksonville
Fla
Tirrell
Frank M Hughes
Laselle Womans Attorney
Hughes
Andy Calhoun
Jennings
Pharmacy Licenses Granted After State Board Exam
Sixteen of twenty applicants passed the pharmacy licensure exam before the state board in the House of Representatives at the Capitol. Miss Vivian Wood of Atlanta and two Black women Lilian White of Atlanta and Pearl Thompson of Cuthbert were notable firsts, with a list naming the successful apothecaries and druggists across multiple cities including Frank N Drewes Griffin and J W Murray Cedar Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
State Board of Pharmacy
House of Representatives
Capitol
Vivian Wood
Atlanta
Lilian White
Pearl Thompson
Cuthbert
Frank N Drewes Griffin
B. McAlpin
Wadley
J W Murray
Cedartown
H K Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. T. OG
Dseligatei
Viphe Tau Omega Dan
Segidion
Tech Qiipur
Profi
Miss Lottleby
May Pope
Bessie Pope
Nia Gentry
Mildred Spratling
Miles Hattie May Holland
Alverta Doughty
May Alderon
Charles Dpm Meador
Miss Butt
Miss Blankenship
Columbus
Julia Meador
Meador
Misses Meador Butt Blankenship
Nell Malone
Messrs_T D Meador, Jr
Ivan Allen Russell Tompton
Meador Goldsmith
School of Music
Prather
Woman's Board 7 of
City Missions
Georgia
Brown Wood
Ladies' Ald Society
Ponce de Leon Avenue
George Brown
Peach, Tree and
Lecator Streets
St Mary E Guid
St Phillips Church
Arthur
Sarah Waldo Wilsons
Bonnie
Petite
Augusta C Wall
Lang
Frank Lang
Memphis
Priday
Randolph Rose
Svort
Mra Joseph Paine
Mra. T B French
Ora Sue Mitchell
Irs Lang
Rose
R M Rose
John Marshall Slaton M
Marist College
College Park
MT George Innman
Mr Silverman
Miss Yarborough
Margaret Grant
Mra Slaton
First Methodist Church
Guy Walford
Carda
Aline Mitchell
Edith Amsden
Asa McD Wilson
Milas Phoebe Ellis
Daith Amsden
Mia Sarah Jofanna
Woman's i Club
Gondolier
Graben Hoffman
Chorua
Prainer
Gauschals
Bima
Jordan Yassette
Marks
Nina Glover
Angelman
Frances Highley
Thisbe Shively
Marlow
Ind
Marguerite Hemphill
Stewart Boyd
Tate Springs
Wrank Meador
Warm Springs
Mra Peck
Miss Lottie Wyley
Katherine and
Forney Wyley
Scranton, Pa
Lucile Walters
Rome
Louis Austin
Carroll Payne
Payne
Yesteday
Clayton King
Lexington
Georgia Military Academy
G C Woodward
John . Prather
Eva Prather
Washington Seminary
Georgina
Misa
Augusta Garrett
Knoxville
C M McClung
J A Chapman
William Ro Ware
Washington Street
Lottie Austin
Misa Lucila Waters
Julia Mender
Frederick Hodgson
Peachtree Street
William Bailey Thomas
W A Campbell
Cherry Valley, NL
Nelle Howell
Albert Howen
Country
Mra
Livingston Mims Thompson
Mias J C Morrison
Europe
Charles L. Gately
New York
John Alten Harriss
J. Lindsay Johnson
Clarence Knowles
Misa Knowles
Miss English
Paria Oon
Edward Fortson
Atlantic Beach
We D Ells, Jr
Arrom Tallulah Falls
Albert Thornton
Young Matrons Club
Thornhurst
James McKeldin
Athens
Tenn
Addie Clark Drake
St Joseph's Infirmary
B .B. Crew
Washington, D. C
James D Robinson
Bikin
Kentucky
John Marshall Staton
J T D Merdier
Indian Spring
R F Maddox
J. Ottley
Aniston, Ala
Harry Stearnea
Cumberland Island
Milton Dargan
James N. Ellis
Virgina
Passie May Ottley
W E Fihnders
Macon
I ¢ Planders
Moreland Avenue
Inman Park
Ellis Whitely
Danville
Pike's Perk
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pikes Peak
Thir Perlog
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Liebig Company
Riverton
Loumiy
Walter M. Lowney Co
Boston
Eiseman & Weil
Priva
State of Georgia
Privay
Mien
Boys
Whitehall Street
Eiseman & Weiss
Jack
The
Boston Herald
Jerome
By Anna Katharine Green
Leavenworth
America
A. J. Keller
Bobbs-Moerrill Company
Umbrellan
Paul Burkert
Bell Phone
Whitehall, Over
Nunnally
Rogers
J.T. High Co
Hicks’ Capudin
Allanta
Pers
Foden Deeg
Jeweel Bar St
High Atlanta
York City
Eugene V. Haynes
Biemond Palace
Davis & Freemé
R. F. Monzish
Peper
Ofiers
Bath
Atlanys
Penitivioy Il
Roy Bate
Ae Freierg i
Cenleury Ungidinge
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