Regular monthly meeting of the Atlanta registered Suries club
The regular monthly meeting will be held at 30 p.m. at Mrs. Walter New Man’s residence 799 Piedmont Avenue. Hours are 4 to 6 and 3 to 10 in the evening. AN invited, Fee Bs $
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
14
Local social notes mention trips and visits across several states
Several residents plan stays in New York New Jersey and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Gallaher will contribute to an athletic program at a drawing near New York. Others head to Lake Toxaway Cape Cod and Atlantic Beach for summer visits. Family gatherings include Mr and Mrs Dickey and friends at European Lick Springs. Some return from Scoville School and Rose Hill plantation while typhoid fever affects Fred Watters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B
Marquesse Ritch
Columbus
Miss
Anne Dudley Eving
Hetty Watson
Kentucky
New York
J. J. ‘Gallaher
New Jersey
Cape, Cod
Fred Watters
Myrtle Street
Biss
Virginia Lipscomb
Scoville School
Nellie Peters ‘Black
Nita Black
Bessie Brady
Winnie Perry
Atlantic Beach
Frank L. Seagie
D. St Wilner
James ¥. Swift
Rose Hill Plantation
Louise Black
Walter M. Bearden
Auguste
Atlanta
Georgia Military Academy Closes Today After Record Year
The Georgia Military Academy ends its fourteenth year with about 180 pupils from sixteen states two Mexican states and Guatemala. Freshman through junior declamation contests at 10 will precede the homecoming march to College Park while graduation exercises occur at 8 this evening. Post-graduates include Camden Croft Cobern Mondville Pa ang Samuel Hunter Kendall and 30 more. The commencement speaker will be W G Brantley Jr of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Military Academy
United States
Republic of Mexico
Guatemala
College Park
Camden Croft
Cobern
Mondville
Ang Samuel
Hunter Kendall
Bertin
Ala
Wilk Ray Allen
Tampa
Flo
Charles Mowburay Angel
Jacksonville
Fla
Alphonso Council
Fiz
Eduardo
Idalgo Gata
John Barksdale Greer
London
Tenn
John Henry Hildreth
Live Owl
George Donald Hore
Jiaymona Sanders Téehason
Cocoa
Nicholas Finzer Jones
College Fark
Marion Joseph Legendre
New Orleans
Godfrey Leverros
St. Paul
Minn
Miles. Matone
Cuthbert
James
Mexico
Sam Moore Schenck
Lawnsdale
I. C
John Randolph Whitehead
Albury, Ga
William Chester Wright
Canton
W. G.brantley, Jr
Atlanta
Hanna Girls Hit in The Court of Juno at Atlanta Theater
The Hanna school presented a beautiful lyrical drama The Court of Juno Wednesday evening in Atlanta with local talent assisting. The production drew wide admiration across the United States, having been staged many times from the East to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hanna School
United States
Orth
California
Dr Conkling to Preach at Unitarian Church
The Unitarian church will hold a regular morning service in the Women’s club building on Haker street at Kil o’wleck. Dr Jade Conkling, who has been in Florida for the past month, will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Unitarian Church
Woman’s Club
Hakerstreet
Kil O'Wleck
Jade Conkling
Florida
Ereach
Post Office Officials See Southern Work System
HL Kline, Memphis postal superintendent, visited Atlanta yesterday on a recreation trip. He spent several hours observing the Atlanta post office and praised the overall efficiency of its operations before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oh, Kline
Mempas
Tenn
Memphis
Hart
Atlanta
Kline
Athents Ofice
Hundley Dies at Sister's Home in West Virginia
W C Hundley, 3% years old and a well known Atlanta man, died yesterday at his sister Mrs Jane Mc Contkay’s home in Glen Ferris W Va after three weeks there to recover from illness. He is survived by five brothers and sisters in West Virginia and Virginia. Burial is planned in the family grounds in Virginia. Hundley was long time lessee of the Aragon hotel and once headed the Seaboard Air Line commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hundley
Atlanta
Jane Mc’ Contkay
Glen Ferris
W. Va
Heta
Lites-Stetera
Virginia
X Hundley
Aragon Hotel
Seaboard Air Ling Commissary
Ex-Marshal Holmes Pays Fine for Ten Thousand Theft
Macon Ga May 28 Special E Holmes former city marshal of Macon who yesterday pleaded guilty to embezzlement of funds of the city to the amount of over 10 000 while serving the city was today fined 100 by Judge Matthews in the superior court The punishment was mild with leniency granted at the request of 1500 well known Macon people who petitioned the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
E. Holmes
Vinson Speaks at Norwood on Immigration and Segregation
Judge Carl Vinson campaigned in Norwood Georgia on May 28 delivering a vigorous address to a large crowd. He urged stricter immigration laws opposed federal regulation of parcel post rates and weights and argued for segregation in government departments while advocating constitutional changes on life tenure for federal judges and church-state separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Carl Vinson
Nory Wood
Ile
Democratic Party
Fargor
Brooks County to Repeat Beef Show in Quitman Georgia
Quitman Georgia May 28 Special Another big animal industry show draws thousands of hog and cattle raisers who attended the event under the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Brooks County club auspices. Local leaders declare the show a permanent southern Georgia project with lasting benefits to the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
South Georgia
Aret Animal Industry
Georgia Chamer of Commerce
Brooks County
Clut
Oud
Georgia
Rains Save Crops in South Georgia
In Quitman Georgia on May 28 a special report notes drought relief from recent rains improving crops in Brooke county. Melons and cakes are recovering, peaches arrive for local market, and 12 pound melons are reported as plentiful. Strong entities include Quitman, Brooke county, Georgia, L B Price, May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Quitman
Brooke County
Jesup Journalist J A Wheeler Dies at 22
J A Wheeler died at his mother's home this afternoon at 2:30. He was 22, a Jesup high school graduate of 1910 and a former contributor and reporter for several papers. Survived by mother Ab Margaret Wheeler brother Clifton Wheeler of Hawkinsville and sister Mrs W S Murray of Waycross. Interment at city cemetery tomorrow with Rev John Moora Walker of Savannah to conduct services at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
J. A. Wheeler
Ab M.argaret Wheeler
Clifton Wheeler
Hawkinsville
W. S. Murray
of.Waycross
John Moora Walker
Savannah
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cupid Plays Havoc With School Force
Eight Atlanta public school teachers tendered resignations at a board meeting. Superintendent W. M. Slaton voiced puzzlement at the wave of resignations while a board member joked about Cupid. Three more resignations were filed and several names listed as accepted. The board discussed a new primary school supervisor position and approved urging higher superintendent pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. M. Slaton
Dan Cupid
Ve “Ti Fg
Mary L. McWilliams
Tom Johnson
Alice Guerard
Edith Watts
Aline Wellborn
Willie May Albert
Dr. Gidney
Fannie G. Mayson
Walter Rich
M. Lichtenstein
Board of
Lady, Visitors
Victor H. Kriegshaber
Jewish Alliance
Slaten
Achool Comuninaionér
Miss Parrish
Guinn
George M. Hans
Su“Staton
Armistead
Slaton
Effie Walker
Achools
Council
Woman posing as governor widow jailed after alcorn ruse
An aged woman and a young girl were sent to Martha's home following their arrest urged by Dr. Horace Grant of the Masonic Relief association. Mrs James A McLoud alleged to have traveled seeking aid by claiming to be ex Governor James A Alcorn's widow and clasping Lillie Stone as her dependent. Grant will not prosecute to avoid convicting her of soliciting funds from Masons. He aims to remove the girl from the woman's influence, saying McLoud has nursed Lillie since infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha's Home
Horace Grant
Masonic Relief Association
James A. McLoud
United States
James A. Alcorn
Mississippi
Alcorn
Lillie 'Stone
Burton Smith Honored Guest at Shrine Jubilation Banquet
Burton Smith, grand marshal of the Shrine parades, is guest of honor at a Jubilation feast hosted by his staff aids and Yaarab nobles at the Druid Hills Golf Club. Dinner starts at 7:30 with over 100 attendees, praising the aides for their duties during Shrine week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Smith
Great Shrine
Druid Hills Golt Ielith
Aida
Hartley Pardoned by Governor Slaton
Governor John M. Slaton granted a pardon to John I. Hartley who had been serving an eight year term for the killing of Joan B. Hassell in Macon. Hartley convicted of manslaughter on December 12, 1941, killed Russell over his estranged wife, and a Bibb county petition urged clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slaton
John I. Hartley
Joan B. Hassell
Macon
Hartley
Russell
Per Sons
Bibb County
Prison Commission
NUT GROWERS TO HOLD NEXT MEET AT QUINCY
In Thomasville Georgia on May 28 the Georgia Florida Pecan association adjourned after a large meeting to hold its next session in Quincy Florida urged by Colonel Vanduzee of Cairo. Quincy will host the meeting while Thomasville had been named permanent home. A move to set up a pecan selling agency at Thomasville was approved with Vanduzee and B. W. Stone appointed to finalize plans for the agency and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Geora-Florida Pecan Association
Quincy
Fla
Vanduzee
Cairo
B. W. Stone
Odd Fellows to Meet in Fitzgerald for 1915 Conclave
Macon Georgia May 28 special the fread lodge of Odd Fellows and the Mebekah assembly closed their annual meetings with officers elected and Fitzgerald chosen as next meeting place Atlanta bid for 1915 was defeated four to one by evening delegates largely departed Awards in prize degree team work went to two Atlanta and one Macon Rebekah team Clara Rebekah staff Atlanta won 200 Lillian Rebekah staff Macon second prize 100 Piedmont staff No 16 Atlanta third prize 50 The Rebekah assembly will meet with the grand lodge at Fitzgerald next year as will the grand encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Fread Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mebekah Assembly
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Macone
Rebekkahs
Clara Rebekah
Lillian Rebekah
Piedmont
Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge
Miners Prepare Nationwide Strike in Kanawha Fields
About 12,000 miners in the Kanawha coal fields will strike tomorrow night after a convention of the United Mine Workers. They will not return to work until operators agree to collect all union dues through union offices and send the strike order to distant districts tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestem
Alay
Kanawha
United Mine Workers
Paintang Cabin
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