Afternoon Tea and Alliance French lecture at the university club
Mrs Walham and Jarnagin hosted an informal tea yesterday at Jumps Street home with Dorothy Perkins roses and Nlowenng pants. At the Alliance Francaise meeting at the University Club Lucile Mexindér spoke on Chateaubriand and Romanticism, with others discussing the French language and a choir of students performing.
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Walham & Jarnagin
Jumps Street
Wis William BE Whitness
Perrace
Yverindy Waly
Ursiine Jarnagin
Dartagi
Niry Whitney
Toseyeunne Sliver
Rich
Stites
Ion
Durin
Bern Pei
Mrs A P Coles Hosts Daisy Luncheon At Home
Mrs A P Coles entertained yesterday at a luncheon at her home with Miss Lows as guest of honor. Daisy themed decor featured baskets of daisies at each place and daisy tied bonbons. Guests included Ada Alyander, Mrs Drederick, Mrs G Oglesbs Jr, Mrs Bates Black, and others.
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Lusth
Carn
Khen Una
Fide Girda
Mumis
Lietu
Artiles
Mari
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Evening social notices and invitations in town
Civil and church events fill the page with dances, ice cream festivals, and social gatherings. Highlights include a beauty contest, a male quartet, a supper party for twelve, an ice cream festival on Westminster church lawn, a bridge luncheon in honor of Miss Osborne, and governors staff invitations for a state visit. Additionally, a marriage invitation announces Louie King’s wedding to John Fitwn MillDnugild with reception to follow at 419 Spring Street.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Generil
Miss Osborne
Mus Hari
Poole
Camtal City Country Club
Mass Olke
Iorverna
Ind Mra
John Malabhall Slaton Havi
Governors Staty
Piedmont Driving, Club
Black MacDougald
Nahe Peters Black
Louie King
John Fit
Santa Church
Little Girl Run Down by Boy on Bicycle
Geraldine Hannah ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G G Hannah of 93 Nelson Street was seriously injured on Teachtree Street when a bicycle boy ran over her as she stepped from the curb. She was hurried to her home where a physician was summoned and she received painful injuries including cuts to her face and scalp. The incident occurred in front of a local street.
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Geraldine Hannah
Mi and
Vrs
G Hannah
Nelson Street
Teachtree Street
Fine Musical Program at the Temple Tonight
A concise program note for a temple event announces a fine musical evening led by Ernest Mandel and others. Details are fragmentary, but performers including Rob Pin and Shab Due Wry are listed among the contributors, indicating a diverse local concert lineup this evening.
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the Temple
Rob Pin
Saieem
Ernest Mandel
Thor Sythe Ak
Oil Mill Men Meet Tuesday at the Ansley
An industrial convention expected to draw over five hundred delegates from many states will convene Tuesday at the Ansley. Southern Mill Superintendent association will host a three day event with a monster smoker, exhibits, and meetings in the Auditorium Armory. Registration and business headquarters will be at the Ansley.
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Vers
Dale
Ansley
North Avenue School Commencement Today
Commencement exercises of the 6rth Avenue Presbyterian school were held on the lawn of the high school at 490. The program included Invocation by Rev WoW Memminger Jiyee, performances by elementary and high school choirs, folk songs by Bennie Dundee and others, a delivery of diplomas by Judes BC Koniz, and a delivery of the DC Medal pallbery of diplomas.
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6Rth Avenue Presbyterian School
Wow Memminger
Jiyee
Bennie Dundee
Andrew
FG Gaines
Fonge
Amden
Judes BC Koniz
Reading by Miss Cobb at Carnegie Library
Miss Carolyn Cobb will read The Piper legend verse play by Josephine Peabody at Carnegie Library this evening. The event closes the spring series of eight recreation readings. The free public program features a reader noted by the Drama league and open to all interested attendees.
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Carnegi Mbrary
Carolyn Cobb
Josephine Peabody
Chia
Carnegie Library
New Superintendent Named by the W. and A. Railway
Official circulars from General Manager D Carson of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway announce JA Baldwin as Superintendent of the Wage A division effective June 1. Baldwin has served as acting superintendent for months and is well known in railway circles.
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D & Carson
Nashville, Chattanooga & Ht Lows Railway
John Howe Peyton
JA Baldwin
Wr Baldwin
Severe hailstorm hits central west Georgia
A severe hail storm, with heavy rain, swept over central west Georgia in the afternoon from Columbus to the surrounding area damaging young crops across the region.
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West Georgia
Columbus
Georgia
Pandora Appears Monday Publication at University of Georgia
The Pandora annual publication from the University of Georgia will appear Monday May 27. The edition is described as the best yet published. Pandora board includes George Whitehand, editor in chief. DK McKamy and William Kes, managers. Thomas Candler and Lewis Lester, associate editors. Ross Cokes, art editor.
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Pandora
University of Georgia
George Whitehand
DK McKamy
William Kes
Thomas Candler
Lewis “Lester
Ross Cokes
Alderman Kelley Injured After Fall on Wet Pavement
Alderman Kelley, member of the council finance committee, was injured Thursday afternoon crossing a wet pavement at the corner of Broad and Marietta Streets. He sustained a dislocated shoulder and facial bruises, was attended by physicians, and taken home to Georgia Avenue. His condition was described as painful but not life threatening, with several days needed for recovery.
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C Ho Keiley
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Kelley
Barnte Committee
Gali Ing
Eight Veteran Trains Through Atlanta Sunday
Veteran trains through Atlanta Sunday will carry Confederate Veterans and guests to the annual reunion at Richmond. Southern Railway and Union will operate the special, with extra equipment, including trains from Arkansas, Texas, and Tennessee, plus governors and veterans bands traveling from multiple states.
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Bugle Corps
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Specal Eairsing
Atlanta
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Athens Ranch
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Montomet
Selma
Birmingham
Municipal Courts Plan Amid Chatham Talks
Unclear notes reveal discussions to establish a municipal court system modeled on Atlanta. The plan seeks authority from state officials and hints at a pilot or legislative framework to create local judiciary in Chatham.
Tablet unveiling for Mrs Annie H Smith at Fair Street School
A bronze tablet will be unveiled this afternoon at 3 o clock in Fair Street School in memory of Mrs Annie H Smith longtime principal. Speakers include Warder Woodward FJ Guinn Dan Green WM Staton and others. granddaughters Miss Anne Whiteford Hill and Miss Fmmi BD O Hill will unveil it.
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Falr Street
Annie H Smith
Woader Woodward
FJ Guinn
Dan Green
Statun
Smith
Anne Whiteford Hill
Fmmi
O Hill
Georgia bankers meet in Savannah Friday
Georgia bankers from across the state gather in Savannah for the 24th annual convention of the Georgia Banking Association. More than 900 bankers expected as distinguished national figures attend, including a Federal Reserve board member who will deliver the opening principal speech. A welcoming address and banquet are planned for Friday evening.
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Loving Cup Ceremony Honors Dr McCain at Darlington
The Darlington School yesterday presented four Loving cups to Dr Janus Ross McCain principal who has led the school for ten years. He departs for Atlanta to take an executive post with Ames Section. Speakers praised his service and thanked him for his leadership and vision.
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Adusl
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McCain
Atlanta
Ames Sect
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MiCainy
Kes Woop
Rome
Cooper
Brookhaven Club to Start Remodeling Today
Announcement by architect in charge outlines remodeling plans for Brookhaven Country Club clubhouse. Members approved purchase of the property with a $10090 expenditure to refurbish the old building. Work is expected to finish by mid August.
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Brookhaven Club
Mele Brown
Brookhaven
Club
Plana
Charles Glover
Brown
Presbyterians Build Church in East Point
The Presbyterians at East Point have laid the foundation for their church building and work will proceed as planned. Local leaders say construction advances steadily with expected completion in the coming months.
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East Point
Aig
Public aid drive aids Holderby village services
Community members rush to raise essential funds amid sacrifice. Services are held in a public school building as Holderby seeks aid and friends extend support. A Sunday morning service is planned to address the crisis and outline how to obtain assistance.
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Holderby
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