Social Items from Local Society News
Mr and Mrs J T Dunlap guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Martel Hotty after Tuesday they will be in Decatur with Mr and Mrs L P Jernigan. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ralne will open their cottage at Lake Tuesday. Miss Adgate Ellis returned yesterday from New York. Miss Beatrice Howard ill at St Josephs infirmary with appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Jerome Jones returned from Chattanooga. Mr and Mrs Clarence A Smith of High Point NC guest of Mr and Mrs E M Willingham. Mrs Stackett Cole will entertain her bridge club this morning. Mr and Mrs South thudson will leave for Tay Spring Saturday. Mrs Cooper Myers of Savannah guest of her mother Mrs Frank Ladette on Boulevard place. Mr and Mrs Talni Van Warmer of Waycross arrive Sunday to be guests of us and Mrs Edgar Evers. John Mailer and Mrs Geddin Tupper and children depart today for Musaville KY to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Overt Bataman of Lewisville KY guests of Mr and Mrs T J Hightower Jr at Gent Slays. Mrs Frank Potts and Miss Seg Potts at Tate Spring. Mrs Sie Slokry amending the su ramyr at Smyrna. Mr and Mrs J P Lamar at Birmingham guests of Mr and Mrs ClaRgue A Clayton at 361 Cherkee avenue. Miss Julia Stokes will entertain marriage at Her hesea North Boulevard compliment to Miss Marie Wright. Dr and Mrs Monard Sucknell spending time in Berlin where Burknell studying. They will return to Atlanta. Memminger and daughters leave Monday for Flat Rock SC. Mrs Hugh Inman gone to York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Smith
High Point
N.C
EM. Willingham
Stackett Cole
South Thudson
Jeaveal
Coper Myers
Savannah
Frank Ladette
Boulevard Place
Ftalni van Warmer
Waycross
Samlay
Edgar Ev
Tickets Ready for Members by Players' Club Next Tuesday
Tickets for members are ready for sale exclusively to those in the first three rows. Hamilton Douglas, secretary of the era, urges immediate action. after Saturday, tickets will no longer be available to nonparticipants. The event, titled The Importance of Being Bariesc, will be staged by the Players' Club next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Douglas
Ci. Eawretary
Aft
Sewing Bee a Success for Deratur Orphans Home
An all day sewing bee at a charity hut held to benefit the Deratur Orphans Home produced many beautiful, useful garments valued at nearly 140 dollars. The event drew steady participation and demonstrated broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frrity Ethoust
Deratur Orphans’ Home
Eufaula Commencement Exercises Honor Graduates
Eufaula HighSchool held commencement exercises Thursday night with diplomas awarded. Rasram Dowling and Marie Holleman led graduates as the salutatory address was delivered by Mr. J. S. Thomas of the University of Alabama. Superintendent Hob Bhaw assisted in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafaula High School
Rasram Dowling
Ti B Dowlive
Marie Menan
H.C. Holleman
Ho B. ‘ Bhaw
Elaborate Exercises Close Term at Bessie Tift College
Forsyth Georgia May 29 Special The commencement program at Bessie Tift College featured student literary society entertainments by Clionians and Kappa Deltas, an alumnae meeting, and class reports. Awards and medals highlighted the day, with diplomas presented by President Dr. J. S. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Bessie Titt College
Clionian
Kappa Delta
Clionjana
Misaes Kuti Jeen Morris
Gussie Peterson
Marion Bishop
Alma Staplee
Kappa Deltas
Missea
Ruth Ponder
Celeste Dominick
Ida Clark
Grace Neely
Alumnae Association
Dick Fletcher
Tacheyn
Ariga Blaheo
Misa Nazeye McEtrayer
Florrie Fatis
A. W. Beater
Alex W. Beater
Eastman
4. Chamlee
Luta Colcord Williams
Joseph Heath Willams
Wis
Annie Ree Gamble
Af Forsyth
Mabel White
J. L. White
Absence of Winburn Postpones Meeting
Absence of W A Winc hburn vice president of the Central of Georsis postpones a hearing on plans by Captain ROM Clayton for an underpass near Forsyth. The city committee, Aldermen and councilmen present, will reschedule after Winburn’s appearance. Plans include routes through Alabama street or Wall street and must be approved by Governor Brown and the railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Winchburn
Central of Georsis
Qound
Rom. Clayton
Forsyth
Citizens’ Committee
Clark Hewitt
James R. Gray
Robert F. Maddox
W. Wincectt
Aldtrinen Rarsdale
Everett
Mason, Kinrough
Clayton
Counciman Kimbrough
James W. Hoglish
Ed. P. Ang
Jley
Brown
Railroad Commission
Boston entertains Atlanta's old guard
Forty-six members of the Georgia Guard of Atlanta visiting Boston for the Mermovia day exercises were hosted by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. They toured Lexington and Concord by car, visited Colonel Everett Co Benton’s Belmont estate, and will march to the state bas eplace a total tribute on the sailors and soldiers Monument on Boston Common. They will afterward be honored as Luncheon guests of J. W. Kinsley, Post 113, Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gia Guwerd
Atlanta
Ancient
Lexington and Concord
Everett Co Benton
Belmont
State Base
Boston Common
J. W. Kinsley
Grand Army of the Republic
Dawson School Closes With Play in Dawson Ga
In Dawson Georgia on May 24 a large audience enjoyed the ninth and tenth graders' play titled The Trachelor's Congress presented in the school auditorium. Graduation exercises are set for Friday evening in the new auditorium with Hon. W H Covington of Moultrie delivering the literary address and graduates reading essays and delivering speeches before receiving their diplomas from Judge M D Rudwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Specia
Dawson Public Schools
W. H. Covington
Moultrie
Whl
Ruwards
Board of Education
One Truth Emerges In Mary Phagan Case Notes
The article asserts the key proven fact is that James Conley, a National Pencil factory sweeper, authored the notes found beside Mary Phagan’s body. It details his shifting statements, handwriting matches, and the detectives’ method of eliciting confession, while noting other unresolved questions about motive and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phagan
James Conley
National Pencil Factory
Mary Pha‘gan
Leo Frank
Phagan
Newt Lee
Lee
Ed. Fis
Conley
National
Mary Tphagan
Wateamnan
New Schedule Sought on Fort Valley Line
The railroad commission may order a revised passenger train schedule on the Atlanta and Florida division of the Southern Railway between Atlanta and Fort Valley. A proposed plan would shift morning trains to leave Atlanta around 7 a.m. and reach Fort Valley about 11:15 a.m., with afternoon trains from Fort Valley around 4 p.m. to Atlanta. Persistent complaints claim current times are inconvenient and hurt ridership, while the railroad seeks to avoid eliminating a daily service. The commission plans to gauge public sentiment along the line before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Atlanta and Florida
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Ort Valley
Fort Valley
Kurt Valley
Atelanta
Murphy Candler
Southern
Williamson
Columbus
M.lenough
Youthern
Tav
William Pm
Griffin
Routhern
Perfect Score Made at Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco on May 29 reports the sixtieth company coast artillery fired from Fort Winfield Scott hitting all fourteen shots at a target three and a half miles distant using six inch disappearing guns, achieving a perfect score yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sixtieth Company
Coast Artillery
Fort Winfield Scott
Bar Association Trip to Warm Springs Schedule
On May 29 30 and 31 the A B and A will operate via service from Atlanta leaving at 8 00 am and arriving at Warm Springs 11 20 am The Best Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Atlanta
Springs
Phone your want ads and replies to Main 5000 or At lanta 109
Classified notice directs readers to place or respond to want ads by calling Main 5000 or At lanta 109, outlining the contact method for submitting inquiries and replies.
Want Ads Phone Instructions Outlined
A brief item notes that readers should phone their want ads and replies to the Main 5000 or At-Fanta address at 109. (Details are partially garbled in the source.)
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J. T. Dunlap
Frank Martel Hotty
L. P. Jernigan
Decatur
Joseph Ralne
Ase Lake
Misa
Adgate Ellis
New York
Beatrice Howard
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Jerome Jones
Chattanoosa
John Mailer
Mrs. Geddin
Musaville
Overt, Bataman
Lewisville, Ky
T. J. Hightower, Jr
Frank Potts
Seg Potts
Ace
Tate Spring
Sie Slokry
Smyrna
Wee
Mra
J.P. Lamar
Birmingham
Claurge A. Clayton
Cherekee Avenue
Julia Stokes
Hesea North Boulevard
Marie Wright
Monard Sucknell
Berlin
T Te Burknell
Memminger
Flat Hook
Hugh Inman
York
Eufaula
Paul Whatley
Jarrett
Shields
Rosers
Mise Pearl Todd
Mixa
Father Cutty
Bussle Tit
Macon
Winburn
N. KE. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Aree Te Fee
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Fort Valley Line
Atlanta and
Florida
BAR Association
Nature
Sieviens
M. D
SAS
L. N. Huff Optical Co., Inc
Whitehall
Wo Storrs
W. Mitchell
E. G. Willingham
Peachtree City
E.G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
la Bridge
Bume
Dobbs and ‘Wey Co
Pryor Street
Equitable
China
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