Georgia Baptist Women Set Atlanta Convention
A convention of Georgia Baptist Women, five hundred delegates, will meet in Atlanta to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of the Georgia Baptist Women’s Missionary Union. The event runs four days with Jubilate day at the Tabernacle and sessions through Friday at Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church. Delegates are asked to arrange local hospitality and contact Mrs B M Boykin for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Baptist Woman's Missionary ‘Union of Georgia
Baptist Homes
Tinny
Tabernacle
Ponce de Deon Avenue Baptist Church
B. M. Boykin
Hell Phone
East Park Lang
Msicy Park
Baptist Missionary Union
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgian
Ponce da Leon
Woman's Bapt Missionary Union of Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Tabernacle
Marie Buhlmner
Baltimore
Georgia
Warke
Mary Union
Gearheld
Ponce de Leon Aptist Church
Debrus
Ta'elock
Evie Campbell
Ressis Tift College
Beasie Tift College
Don A. Pardee
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Mayme
Clyburn
Sylvia Spritz
James Wardwell
Roy Kerlin
Ethel Beyer
Cecil Poole
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Woman's Gymnasium Proves To Be Popular Feature
The Young Woman's Christian association gymnasium in the Wesley Memorial building promotes regular exercise for women, detailing plans, classes, and the benefits of physical culture. It outlines schedules for Monday to Saturday with various groups, including high school and young women, plus folk dancing and play elements. The article also mentions rest cures and air, and ends with a wedding notice for Miss Lady Cracé Rowlett and Mr. Joseph Starke Hamilton on November 20 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Wesley Memorial
S. P
Saturnia
Rowlett-Hamilton
Cracé Rowlett
Joseph Starke Hamilton
More Nourishing Than Meat Faust Spaghetti Ad
This vintage ad promotes Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious alternative to meat at one tenth the price. It claims one package equals four pounds of beef in nutrition, notes durum wheat content, easy digestion, and versatility. Maull Bros of St. Louis, Mo. invites readers to request a free recipe book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Bride Corinne Heard To Be Maid Of Honor In Rowlett Wedding
The article outlines a wedding planned on East Pine Street with Miss Corinne Heard as maid of honor and Mr. Dorose 3B Donaldson as best man. It notes Miss Fowler M. Rowlett as the bride’s brother Fowler Rowlett to give away, Little Misses Johnnie and Hetta Rowlett as ribbon-bearers, Nellie Landis to sing, and details of a future housekeeping at 181 Merritta Avenue. It also lists related social events and club activities surrounding the bride-elect and community notices.
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John W. Rowlett
East Pine Street
Corinne Heard
Dorose
Donaldson
jMir
Fowler M. Rowlett
Laway
Littl
Johnnie
Hetta Rowlett
Nellie Landis
Hamilton
Merritta Avenue
Newnan Club Hosts Bridge and Dinner Events
Mrs Charles S Northen will entertain the Newnan club Wednesday afternoon at her Fifth Street home. Mrs J P B Allan hosts a bridge party this afternoon for bride elect Miss Margaret Ashford, with an ushers dinner at the Capital City club that evening. Mrs Dillon Akers led a matinee bridge party at Forsyth featuring several prominent guests. Dr and Mrs R J Cater announce the engagement of daughter Eliza Pope to William C Massee with a Perry Baptist church wedding planned November 12 and a reception afterward. Mrs Pickett will host a luncheon at the Piedmont Dining club on Tuesday November 41 at 1 o'clock.
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Miss Ashford
Helen Morris
Bridge
Washington Street
Margaret Ashford
J. M. Chatman
Hart Street
Inman Park
Ww. T. Roberts
Essie Roberts
Agnes Seattey
Katherine DuBose
Elizabeth Walker
Atlanta
Elizabeth Burke
Macon
Beverley Anderson
Alice Fleming
Lynchburg
Yar
Eva Powers
Rome
Virginia Allen
Sarah Conyers
Mississippi
Louise Qberley
McRae
Louise McNulty
Dawson
Zothie McArthur
Fort Valley
Edna Taylor
Cochran
Newnan Club
Charles S. Northen
Fifth Street
J. PB. B. Allan
Brideelect
Capital City Club
Dr. Flowers
Dillon Akers
Bridge Club
the Forsyth
Elijah Brown
William Percy
George Hurt
George Walters
William Owens
Frank Watkins
John Hurt
Dopants
Monthly meetings in Atlanta area libraries and homes
The Uncle Remus Memorial Association holds its regular monthly meeting at 10 30 in the library of the Wrens Nest. Daughters of the American Revolution state executive board meets at 10 at Mrs Sheppard W Foster 711 Peachtree Street with luncheon to follow.
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Uncle
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheppard W. Foster
Peachtree Street
Senator La Follette to Arrive in Atlanta Wednesday
Senator Robert M. La Follette's health has improved after a southern trip illness. He is due to speak Wednesday night at the Tabernacle auditorium under Lyceum auspices with an informal reception to follow hosted by the Young Men's Democratic League of Atlanta. He will arrive Wednesday morning by the Southern from Trainesville, about 10:30, marking his first Atlanta visit in years.
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Robert M. la Follette
Russell Bridges
Columbia
S. C
Tabernacles Auditorium
Lyceum
Tabernacle Auditorium
Democratic League of Atlanta
Charles B. Shelter
Young Men’ Democratic League
Saniator la Pellette
Atlanta
Southern
Trainesville
Belcher Succeeds Burnett on Park Board
James G. Belcher, a respected third ward citizen, was elected by the council to fill the park board vacancy created by R. A. Burnett's resignation after moving from the third ward. Burnett spent years pushing park improvements. Belcher is expected to continue that work and gain strong support in the third ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James GB. Belcher
R. A. Burnett
James BE. Warren
Burnett
Atlanta
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Georgia Baptist
Eugene V. Haynes Company
The
Eugene V. Haynes Co
Whitehall Street
Chrysanthemums
City Store Candler Building
Atlanta Woman's Club
Gilock
Frank Neely
Hotel Ansley
Ansley
Industrial School
Swansboro
John W. Rice
Arthur Pew
W.W. A. Edwards
Wade Harding
J. Wade Conkling
N Yorke
F. J. Braw
Hanson
C. Ll. Barnwell
B. M. Mettler
W. W. Springer
H. PF. Scott
B. Ho Carroll
Lucien York
John Aldreige
Charles Nh
J. H. Higi
MO Weathers
L. Dts
Asher
Courtland Avinne
E. Brownell
Arthur Pe
Elizabeth Ingram
Minnie Hay
J.P. Murray
My Rabiwin
C.H. Brutten
Sarah Nees Formuan
Wader Hardins
Hunnicutt
Folsuber
Walter St. John
William Yeandle
Gasper
John
Daisy Johnson
Penelope Clarke
J. Wade ‘Conkling
Dunwoeedy
Berman
Ant Lou Jenkine
Glenn
Lotaneieh
Urlli
Osman
Miss Smith
Jucy Hoke Smith
DK Club
Sarah Rawson
Annie Lew McKenzie
Laura Ansley
Samuel K. Dick
Harrison Jones
Yallia Hoke Smith
Lucy Hoke Smith
Hart Gaihuun
Passie Many Ottley
Jeni D. Clarris
Mes
Adair
Mrs. Chaney
Louise Spalding Foster
Bun Woyle
Dougias Coleman Chaney
Virginia
George Waddell
Evelyn Coppedge
Helen
Dorothy Olson
Pearl Mashburn
Evelyn Newton
Dorothy Guy
Pearl Waddell
Barks
Dodd Cain
Coburn
Ol Ladies’ Home
West End
Walker Street
West View
Lucile Avenue
Atty
P. Purtell
Madestie Hotel
Mra
Marion Jackson
Lee Jordan
Ysules Black
Shepard Bryan
Jina Oglesby
Frank West
Will Glenn
Louise’ Black
Ala. Adair
Miss Dent
Dent
Maryland
Martha Lawshe
Harlowe
Scilla Rose
W. F. Slaton School
Wirral
Florence Truax
Miss Rowlett
Lady Grace Rowlett
Wbride
Tom Galloway
Fred Hunter
Jerome Hunter
Southern University OF Music
South
Moodbury
Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Peicenter
Wooton
Senator LA Follette
J. E. Belcher
ENE Fairbank
Chigago
Jewelers
Davis & Freeman
Whitehall St
Capital City Laundry
Peachtree
King Hardware Coo
Achiree
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