Local cooking classes and society notices in city paper
The weekly cooking school continues in the basement of the Sacred Heart church with Friday menu including Barbecued Lamb and Brunswick Stew. Social events feature Mrs Dunwody hosting bridge parties this afternoon and Mrs Speer entertaining Euchre club members on Tuesday at Dead Hill Golf Club. An art exhibition at the governor's mansion garners interest with public viewing hours and nominal admission.
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Sacred Heart Church
Mrs. Speer
Meetings Featured By Local Clubs In Wrens Nest And Kimball House
The Uncle Pemus Memorial association holds its regular monthly meeting today at 10 o clock in the Wrens Nest with chairmen for Way day urged to report. A very important meeting of the Womans Buckeye club is at New Kimball house today at 330. The committee on constitution and by laws will present its report and all Ohio ladies are invited.
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Fair Street
Uncle Pemus Memorial Association
Wrens Nest
Womans Buckeye Club
New
Kimball House
Ohio
Judge Speer to Lecture on The Life of Robert E. Lee
An announcement states Judge D Cmorv Speer of the U S Court will speak to Mercer law students in Macon on Wednesday evening in the United States courtroom. The address titled The Life and Times of Robert E. Lee is being delivered at 9 o clock per a special request from the class.
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Macon Gay
Dcmorv Speer
United States Court
Soclock
United States
Macon
Mercer Law
Robert EB
Mrs Divine Hosts Beautiful Luncheon at Piedmont Dring Club
Mrs Emily Carter Devine hosted a refined luncheon at the Piedmont Dring Club yesterday for twenty four guests seated in sixes on the porch and ballroom. Attire featured satin gowns, hats trimmed in plumes and Dresden colors, with guests including Mrs Spencer Atkinson Mrs Peel Mrs Bartow Blount and others.
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Emily Carter Devine
Piedmont Dring Club
Spencer Atkinson
W OG Peel
Bartow Blount
George Dextor
Edward McCandless
Mirs
Edward Peters
Rosa
Jarnagan
Trancis Jones
Samuel Bartt
Trederick Horn
Doughy Manley
Frank Holland
Witten Dargan
Willis Westmoreland Mirs Blalock
Walter Andrews
Carhart
Harvey Johnson
Walker Brookes
Alfred Newell
Roy Harma
Misa Isma Dooly
Spencer ‘Atlinvon
Devine
Georgia to film 10000 feet of moving pictures for expo
The Georgia Pan American Exposition commission met at the Capitol and arranged with National Film Company to produce 10000 feet or more of Georgia oriented motion pictures. The project aims to showcase state industries, farms, naval stores, and infrastructure at San Francisco with daily showings through the exposition. The commission plans a large Georgia display and seeks broad state support for a substantial exhibit.
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Georgia Commission
Capitol
National Film Company of Washington
TDC
Georgia
Hinrichs
Washington
Patho Freres
Water Bowers
Ttag
An Francisco
Iit Jg
Commission
Meetia
Price
Commissiooner of Agriculture
Wi “WeCalhe
Feolorist
Roy Neell
Waynesboro
Willingham
Forsyth T M Vandiver
Rome
Dunlap
Gamasville
HM Stanler
Frank Weldon
Walter Andrews
United States
Europe
Chauman Weldon
San Francisco
Weltner Speech Opens Atlanta University Commencement
Commencement exercises at Atlanta University opened with a discussion of The Measure and Crime by Lafayette Mulles haw of Washington DC and Philip Meltner secretary of the Georgia Prison Association. The program included talks on personal health and morality and a final mothers meeting for the Gate City Free Kindergarten Association. Later sessions covered reform and juvenile courts with addresses by Judge WW Tindall and G W Moore of Atlanta as the exercises run through Wednesday night.
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Lafayette Mulleshaw
Washington DC
Philip Meltner
Georgia Prison Association
Atlanta College
Gate City
WW Tindall
G W Moore
Atlanta
Salvation Army Couple Sail For London Congress
Brigadier and Mrs A W Crawford and their daughter Rheba depart today from New York aboard the Olympic bound for London to attend the International Congress of the Salvation Army in the British capital next month.
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A W Crawford
Salvation Army
Rheba
New York
London
Congress of the Salvation Seny
Wil Supply Atlanta Market. Parcel post lists farmers for city demand
The Atlanta post office distributed farmer lists showing country producers who have filed to sell table products by parcel post. Postmaster Jones asked growers to submit names and addresses, with lists completed Saturday and Monday. The city will use the list to identify items ready for immediate demand and what is wanted. The parcel post system aims to expand market access.
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Jones
Fred Cooper Located in New York After Long Absence
Fred Cooper civil engineer and brother of the late John Tyler Cooper once Atlanta mayor has been traced to New York after years of no word to Atlanta relatives. He is 18 and confined to a hospital for several days while his brother Tom Cooper coordinates care and plans for his return home.
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Fred Cooper
John Tyler Cooper
Atlanta
New York
Baptists of Macon adopt drastic church rule
Macon on May 2 Special The Tabernacle Baptist church bans members from social or secret orders with alcohol and from tobacco theater or card playing. Members must sever ties or be expelled. The measure, drastic for the city, aims to avoid Atlanta style club restrictions.
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Macon
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
Atlanta
Georgia Switch Engine Rocked by Strikers
Reported violence marks the Pulion Baz and Cotton Nullix strike as about twenty demonstrators attacked a Georgia railroad switch engine loaded with freights. Police arrested two men, WD Dlemimgz and JoC Bradley, while Oscar lus, vice president of the malls, promised restoration of order and a return to work for the few strikers.
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Georgia Railroad
Catet Beavers
Mageant | Gonnally
Lobsee
Thor
WD Dlemimgz
Berean Avenue
PF Udder
Wale Street
Joc Bradley
Edgewood Avenue
Oscar Lus
Dr Stuart to lecture in Atlanta Thursday
Dr George Fi Stuart, the evangelist and lecturer of Knomyilie fenn, will deliver his well known lecture Lop Sided Folks Thursday night at St Paula Methodist Church, corner of Grant and Sidney streets. The entertaining talk combines philosophy and humor, recently delivered in Oklahoma City to about 5000 people, and he will be the guest of WS Witham during the visit.
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George Fi Stuart
Knomyilie Fenn
St. Paula Methodist Church
Grant and
Sidnes Street
Stuart
Okieham
WS Witham
John Gilmore to Speak at Gates City Masons Meeting
Reported murder near Woodland Georgia after a white farmer James Hammock is shot by Bob Townsend following a dispute near Flint River. Hammock, who ferried Townsend across the river, was killed. Townsend’s status and arrest remain unclear as details emerge.
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John Gilmore
Masons
Gate City Lodge No
Flint River
Woodland Ga
James Hammock
Bob Townsend
Chalbeate Springs
Townsend
Upson County
Upson
Council invited to Y M C L E meeting in Atlanta
Councilman Claude Mason reports members of Atlanta’s general council are invited to attend the Young Men’s Democratic League session at the Piedmont Hotel on Tuesday afternoon. The group will assemble at city hall at 2 PM and travel to the convention room for the 5 PM meeting. Charles R Sheldon, president of the committee, has invited all political organizations to attend.
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Claude Mason
Atlantas General Council
Young Mens Democratic League
Piedmont Hotel
City Hall
Counel
City
Peite
Charles R Sheldon
Atlanta
Edgewood Plant Sold for 5000 Cash in City Action
Edgewood plant was sold for 5000 dollars in cash after a bidding process in which Union Seedind Feit led with 22000 cash, the only bidder before the slobsgan company. Councilman Smith had argued the sale amid easement disputes, but City Attorney Maison stated the easement had no effect. The marshal proceeded with the sale after the required outcry and sold the property as described.
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Qiul Action Bs
Palla
Union Seedind
Che Fertilize
Con Pini
Slobesgan
Smith
Maison
John Cooper Addresses Walton County Voters in Monroe
Special to The Monroe News. Hon John Cooper of Macon spoke to a large Walton county crowd at the Monroe Superior Court noon recess urging his bid for the United States Senate. He praised Governor Slaton and Messie Ledler Hardwick and faced rival candidates in a hour long address. Cooper, known as Bunk, has deep Walton county ties and many friends in Loganville.
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Monroe
John & Cooper
Macon
Walton County
United States Senate
Superior Court
Cooper
Slaton
Messie Lelder
Atd Hardwick
Gulmnett
Walton
Loganville
Puncomb Distret
Bunk
Colonel Cooper
Greeters Club Dance for Southeast Association in Atlanta
The Greeters club will hold a dance Tuesday night in the ballroom of the Hotel Ansley. Proceeds or program will be devoted to entertaining the Southeast Greeters association which holds its fifth annual meeting in Atlanta from July 8 ending with a delegation.
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Ansley
South Eastern Greeters Association
Atlanta
Gate to National Convention Admission Free at Lew Angels Cal
Local notice announces free entry for women at the gate to the national convention in Lew Angels Cal with the orchestra finishing music. A sale of fresh beet product at Swift & Company lists price around 1177 cents per pound ending Saturday May 9.
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Lew Angels
Cal Ladies
Swift & Company
Atlinia
Guarantee to Sak 100 percent on furniture and rugs
Guarantee to Sak 100 percent on furniture and rugs. Will pay you to consult me before purchasing. Hundreds of homes furnished. A most complete line to select from. Also can order any special pieces. Furniture Atian in 114.
Cardus Tonique Health Revival Mentioned in Testimonial
A town resident narrates a dramatic recovery after chronic illness following marriage. After a severe sickness and extended bed rest, she credits Cardus tonique with restoring strength, enabling activity, and prompting continued occasional use to maintain health. The letter promotes Cardus and Black Draught as household remedies.
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Cardus
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Samuel Taman
Atlanta Art Association
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Governors Mansion
Robert Smythe
Linton Hopkins
Fle
Cameron Burnside
Wiss Sophonista Hergesheimer
Pam
Carlton Weinney
Bernice
Louise Mell
Webb
Hobbs Gay
Ande Hs
Arthur Greenwouad
Hobbs
Helen
Edward Scott Gay Jr
Crescent Avenus
Wren’s Nest
T Yaylor Connally
Bomelock
Joel Chandler Harris
A Wed Wilson
Westmoreland Babbage
Wrs
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Westmoreland
Eizabeth Chew
Joan Ditte Balbage Jr
Ktw
Peachtree Street
Miss White
Miss Joyce White
Sigma Tan Society
Peachtree
Govers
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Annie Armstrong
Helen Johnson
Sarah Clement
Genevieve Mather
Anna Willingham
Afire
Turner
Elmabreth Sheamake
Dorothy Padgett
Bettie Witherspoon
West Peachtree
Louise Inman
Pauline DeGire
Martha Boynton
Margaret Black
Mery Shedden
Mass Tarrier Shedden Bass
Evelyn Jackson
Isabelle Howard
Caroline Howard
McCord
Hubert McCord
Piedmont Driving Club
Frances Stewart
Will
Lee
Judge Speer
The
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TACCO
Dresden
Dexter
Form
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Milton Dargan
Wistaria
Jarnagans
Francis Jones
Samuel Barnetts
WeCandless
Miss Ross
Wills Westmoreland
Blalock
Gahait
Walker Brooks
Roy Harris
Weltner
Atlanta University
Wil Supply
Baptists OF
Urien
Macon Ga Alay
Recorders Court Iis
Wyatt
Dublin
Tillman Wyatt
Watt
Tillman
Bridges Smith
Camming
Schaeffer Werntt
Laans
Jens
Oda
Vmacon
Tompion
Stand Lodge
Tomorow
Hussars
Odd Keilows
Central of Georgia Railway
Walnut Street
Sixth Street
DR. Stuart
Gate City Lodge
Indee
Gilmores
Edgewood
John Cooper
Talcum Puff Co
Brooklyn
Inoranee
Jacobs Pharmacy Co
China
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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