Marietta visitors and guests leave for various engagements
A stream of social visits unfolds across Marietta and nearby towns as Mrs Rosa Bell Chapman departs for Americus to visit relatives, guests Mr and Mrs Akers improve after illness, and numerous society figures from Macon Richmond and Savannah are hosted by local families. Attendees include Miss Helen Haskins, Mrs Morehead, Mr Inman Knox from UGA for the Georgia Tech game, and several other individuals visiting Brunsw ick Augusta Pittsburgh and Columbus for events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wessels
Cincinnati
Helen Barnes
Macon
Margaret Northen
Virginia Davis
Wilson C
Julian Baxter
Tuanita Pierce
Parrott
jJa
Madge Pollock
Peto Humphries
Anders Eemondson
Cummings
George Forrester
Albany
Forresters
Woc Jaragin
Mm Willam
King
Atlanta
Augusta
Stein
W Howard
Waverly Way
Cater Devine
Carters
W J Rlalock
Rena MecDowell Rosch
North Carolina
Moreland Speer
Local Charities Need Five Thousand More
About 5900 is needed for the Associated Charities after 18000 raised by Business Men's canvass. Committees will try to raise the remainder by newspaper coupons and subscriptions. AV Gude announced a $1000 subscription. it should have been $100. Preachers will urge church members to subscribe on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Atlanta
Charites
Elevator operator breaks leg at Georgian Terrace
An elevator operator at the Georgian Terrace suffered a broken right leg when his limb was caught in an open door as the car descended from the third floor. He was taken to Grady Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tied Smith
Samison
Georgian Terrace
Pitas
Grady Hospital
County Commissioners to Meet in Atlanta for Road Congress
Georgia county boards plan to assemble in Atlanta on Friday November 12 to attend the American Road congress in session next week. Fred Houser of the Atlanta Convention Bureau says twenty counties will be represented including Decatur Cobb Newton Twiggs Lumpkin Clarke and Fulton in body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Atlanta
American Road Congress
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
County Commissioners’ Association
Board of
Decatur
Cobb Newton, Twiggs
Lmmpkin
Clarke
Fulton
Congress
Better Babies Exhibit At Georgia National Mothers Congress
The Georgia tank of the National Mothers congress will stage a child Welfare exhibit during the WoC oT 1 cmmvention November 1218 A bet ter babies contest wille held and exert mother in Atlanta is asked to enter her bibs The exhibit and contest wil tak e place at the Baptist Tabernacle and twenty seven mssicians of the Fulton County Medical Association, including the officers, have volunteered to act as judges Tvery child will be ex- Jamined by them and given a rating ac cording to its approach toward per fection Six bronse medals will be awarded t he best developer bibus-to the hoy and gut between 6 and 12 months, be tween 12 and 24 months and between 14t and h months second prize with Kevin to the next best child Jim each class and ever. baby entered [wille presented with af engraved certificate of rating Two tined nurses have been da talled by the Atlanta Nurses associa tion tosuist in the welfare exhibit ias instructors The exhibit will be in charge of no Parent Teacher associa iong of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tank
National Mothers Congress
Woc
Atlanta
Baptist Tabernacle
Fulton County Medical Association
Tvery Child
Kevin
Jim
Baby
Wille
Atlanta Nurses Association
Tosuist
Ias
Associaiong of
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Meets at Capitol
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias convened Sunday at the Capitol, with officers and attendees reporting the state’s conditions as generally satisfactory. The conference, lasting the day, highlighted strong enthusiasm for the order’s progress and featured officers including John P Cheney, Watts George C, August William H Leo, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge K. OF P
Capitol
Fhe Uttvers
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Chancalor Watts
George Crewie
Wilhnu H Leo Old
Savannah & Go
Weston” Tayeuh
Ws Smith
Qual Tarnenville
Sam Jhellet
Jefferson
Alumni Delts Tau取消常规晚宴在Ansley酒店
亚特兰大Delts Tau校友会宣布不在Ansley酒店的Mahogany室举行月度晚餐 将改为在Corsyth举行剧场聚会 要求40人出席请向Cen tru Rank ad Trust公司Mi Milka承告 以便安排座位与票务
Carmen Likely At Atlanta Opera This Season
Illness of soprano Geraline Farrar forces Metroplitan Opera to cancel plans. A closed cast featuring Caruso Parrir Amito or Scott will be staged in Sew Walketty with limited performances in Atlanta later this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Olitan
Geraline Farrar
Atlamtl Omrs
Caruso Parrir Amito
Scott
Writers Club to Meet at University Club
The Writers club of Atlanta receives an invitation to move its monthly meetings and headquarters to the University club. Board of directors supports the plan, with University club officers committing cooperation. The venue would serve as the literary center for Athurst city, hosting a Batardst afternoon table from 3 to 6 with a light, informal discussion and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writers Club of
Atlanta
University Club
Vegethe
Athurst
WRU
Am Rks
Dublin Corn Show Prizes Announced for Winners
Dublin November 6 special prizes for the Dublin corn show winners announced this week. First prize a 16 dollar pig, second prize a no 2 chattango plow, third prize a one horse plow, fourth prize a one horse plow, fifth a one horse plow, sixth 190 pounds seed oats, seventh 11 pounds seed oats. First prize yield 474 bushels on one acre clear gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Uriges
Boya Corn Club
Lee Clark
Crockett Avery
Marvin Vann
Oliver
Ierman
Jeff Davis
Lows Rawls
George Register
Clarence Afar
Cattle Disease Not Spreading South, Vet Says
Veterinary surgeon HG Starnes said there was no fear of hoof and mouth disease reaching the south. He described the ailment as sporadic, caused by ingesting infected material, and noted early symptoms and rapid progression. He believed no spread to southern areas was likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor HG Starnes
Chicago
Changes in Atlanta Office of Western Union Announced
Western Union in Atlanta announces promotions across its southern division effective November 19 1984. JY Bawards moves to New York executive offices as division city superintendent. Burts becomes division traffic superintendent in Atlanta. B F Ragsdale and RE Satterwhite receive new deputy and chief operator roles. A Venlo shifts to assistant district superintendent for three states. I C Boucher and J H Gores receive senior posts in Atlanta and Knoxville respectively. Cheatham appointed assistant district superintendent for Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Western Union Telegraph Company
JY Bawards
New York
H. C Worthen
Southern Division
Burts
Dowards
B F Ragsdale
Alabama
Georgia
Edwards
A_ Venlo
Virstala
North Carolina
South Carolina
Richmond
I. C
Boucher
JH Gores
Knoxville, Tenn
Veale v. Cheatham
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs Ekvall to Speak at Tabernacle Sunday
Mrs David Ekvall, a returned missionary from China, will speak at 11 o clock Sunday morning in the Pentecostal Tabernacle. She has been a very earnest speaker in the afternoon service of the convention held in the Alliance Tabernacle on Capitol Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eivall
China
Pentecostal Tabernacle
Eitvall
Alliance Tabernacle
Capitol Avenue
Churches Unite to Hear Lectures at Central
The Presbyterian churches unite for a Sunday evening service at Central Presbyterian Church to hear Rev Ro A Webb of Louisville KS lecture series on Religion and Life. Lectures run Sunday through Friday, free to all, with titles The Chief End of Life The Rule of Life The God of Life The Ruin of Life The Redemption of Life The Bancrans of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry
Central Presbyterian Church
Sericea
Ro A Webb DY
Lousville Ks
Rodak
Cioef
Tifa
Burwell and Jackson Form New Realty Partnership
Thomas W Jackson, a veteran real estate dealer, moves from Fourth National Bank Building room 141 to rooms 1013-49 and forms a new firm with Burwell. Burwell, long active in Atlanta business and former supervisor at the Life Insurance Company of Virginia, enters real estate after twenty years in insurance. Jackson, with many years in real estate, joins to create the Jackson Burwell company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W Jackson
Fourth National
Jackson
Burwell
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Ais
Atlanta
Bir
Special values in suits at $25 advertised today
Come today we will be glad to show you these superior clothes. Special values in suits at twenty five dollars, overcoats, furnishings, hats and shoes.
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Dixie Caython
Mra
Claude’ Frederick
Ansley Park
Wary Ruggell
Winder
Vre' J RB Glover
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
HOTEL
Ansley
Novis
Vontase Milunvise
Pakles
Mecailomd Oysters
Philadelphia
Stade Crean Chek En Oust
Putargos Va Cer Une Roum
Lea Gaffer
Aquitania
Lusitania
Mauretania
Europe
Liverpool Ordona
Transylvania
Franconia
Rusitanis
Wed
Ordona
A.M. Company
State
N.Y OH
Marietta
City
Rosa Bell Chapman
Americus
Birs
Helen Haskins
Inman Knox
University of Georgia
Georgia-Tech
A K Hawkes Nas
Battle Creek
Frances Broyles
Lucy Copp Dea
Woc Humpnsies
Anti Fami
Inman Circle
Andley Park
Mary Moise
Savannah
Lucy Cobb
Elizabeth Atlee
Yuee Tala Wans
Chittanooga
Dane
Canstmo Macintosh
Maudr Craig Matthews
Margaret Gaston
Chester
A T Spalding
Boykin
Walter Dunsay
Columbus
Baptist Woman Missionary Union of Geoveta
Resipal
Rewnol
Baltimore
Tipperary
Columbia
Columbia Records
Victor
Columbia Graphophone Company
Peachtree St
Bell Phone
Ivy
Good Roads Congress
W.C
Ansley Hotel
Delts Tau Felts Fraternity
Reuvember Il
Implice
Corsyth “Atl Delts
Mi Milka
Centru Rank Ad Trust Corporation
Writers’ Club
Western Union
Burwell and
Fourth National Bank
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Daniel’s
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Coppral
Oer & Mars
Edison
Literary Digest
Thomas A. Edison
Rudolph Blankenburg
Thunder
J. D. Rerich
Ernest Thompson Seton
H. 4. Gatchel
Gatchel & Manning
Thive
E. FR. Gardner
M.D
Montrose
Colorado Desert
Agua Galiente Indian Reserve
Elizabeth Aladsson
el Centro
Calif
the Literary Digest
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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