Faith in Georgia by club women aims at public good
The Federated Club Women of Georgia in Atlanta adopt Have Faith in Georgia as their motto. They link faith to action through education, set up early juvenile courts and library commissions, and maintain Tallulah Falls School to uplift mountain children. They stress humility, responsibility, and proof through local success.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South
Georgia Club
Georgina
Yse
Union
Anh
Jess
Fultonanty
Tallulah School
Tallulah Falls
Iain
Wwe
North Carolina
Simple Home Method Promises Blackhead Removal
A dated advertisement touts a quick method to dissolve and remove blackheads using topical powder and warm water. It claims rubbing the skin with a hot cloth, applying a powder paste, then washing away loosened debris to render pores clear. The tone imitates era marketing language.
Bed-Wetting Remedy Ad Promises Help for Children
An old classified style notice urges parents to reject spanking for bed wetting and promotes Mrs Summers home treatment. It claims the remedy has helped hundreds of families and offers free trial by writing to The Summers Medical Co in South Bend, India.
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Summers
Ertal
Summers ‘Medical Co
Box EB
South Bend
India
Adj
Engagement of Ina Louise Harris to Perry Bechtel
Social affairs notes announce the wedding plans of Miss Ina Louise Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Clifton Harris to Perry Richards Bechtel of Cincinnati Ohio. The ceremony is set for Saturday November 15 at the bride’s parents home with Dr F M Wilcox officiating and a reception to follow. The bridal party includes Miss Marcelle Lyons matron of honor and several bridesmaids, while the groom will be supported by a best man. Prior celebrations included a bridge-tea hosted by Mrs Jack Clarke at her Ponce de Leon avenue home in honor of Miss Katherine Stewart with guests and floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Louise Harris
Edgar Clifton Harris
Perry Richards Bechtel
Cicinnati
Ohio
F. M. Wilcox
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Win Nell Logan
Lohengrin
Byron Warner
John T. Morris
Norman Vark
Misa Marcelle Lyons
Irene Colwell
Dorothy Cook
Meta Fitcbett
Lucile Settle
Curt la Fell
Jack Clarke
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Katherine Stewart
Misses Stewart
Elizabeth Richardson
Ruth H. Urusselle
Venice Mayson
Grace iIiarmon
Martha ‘Tomlinson
Clara Louise Scott
Hatelle Lindsey
Catherine Carter
Louise Dent
Rank ‘S. Wiliam Lisboro
Isoline Barker
Marguerite Moncr
Tr. Horton Smith
New York City
2. C. Thomas
Saratoga
New York
Sterling Elder
Janie Coleman
West Peachtree Street
Miss Eleanor Spence to Be Entertained Before Wedding
Miss Eleanor Spence, bride elect to George Cleland Legrant, will be honored by multiple teas and parties in November. Dorothy Dorough hosts theater party Thursday with eight intimate friends attending. Georgia Mae Little hosts bridge Friday at her Myrtle Street home. Emma Scott hosts tea Saturday at Washington Seminary. Om nette Gay hosts buffet supper after rehearsal Tuesday evening for wedding party and out-of-town guests. Cherry shower honors Esta Cherry, month’s pride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanor Spence
George Cleland Legrant
Miss Spence
Dorothy Dorough
Georgia Mae Little
Bridge
Myrtle Street
Emma Scott
Washington Seminary
Spence
Omnette Gay
Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs Session Notes
Proceedings of a midweek Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs gathering at the Biltmore hotel include calls to order by Mrs. A P Brantley, parliaments by Mrs. Rosa Woodberry, and reports from the departments on press publicity and legislation. Memorial service, luncheon, and evening sessions feature remarks by General Federation officials and district presidents, with a theme Have Faith in Georgia.
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Atlanta Biltmore Hotel
A. P. Brantley
McCord Roberts
Felton Jones
Rosa Woodberry
R. Frank McCormack
General Federation
Secetary
W. H. Griffin
Department of Press and Publicity
Bessie Shaw Stafford
Department of Legislation
Lena Felker Lewis
Walton Purdom
Sproule Fouche
Department of Art
W. R. Johnston
Hugh Hodgson
Blanche Loveridge
Clifford Walker
Atlanta Federation of Women’s Clubs
Biltmore Hotel
the Press
Ednesday
Atlanta Woman's Club
A. H. Brenner
Hamilton Douglas
Marvin Williams
Helen Knox Spain
Hugh L. Hodgson
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
James E. Hays
Alonzo Richardson
Georgia
Samuel M. Inman
Norman Sharp
J. S. Wood
W. G. Raines
R. A. Heinsohn
D. C. Ketchum
Henry Bird
H. G. Hastings
Lucile Akin
Oscar Peeples
Walter L. Hodges
Hubert Yow
W. F. Wilhoft
E. D. Dimmock
Eleventh District
C. H. Kittrell
Twelfth District
Georgia Land
Genie Terrell
Ira Farmer
Blackshearer
Atlanta Biltmore
Shite Federation of Women’s Clubs
James BE. Hays
Montezuma
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta
A. L. Fowler
Orange
Texas
Maine
Oak
S. Snelling
Athens
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Russell Snow
Quitman
Fered
Biltmore
Man
Y M C A Reception a Delightful Evening
A Monday YMCA reception proved a delightful monthly social with Glenn Chambers in charge of entertainment. A quartet including J Paul Whitbeck and H G Brock performed, Frank Clark read comic selections, autumn décor enhanced the rooms, supper followed at 10, and a long list of members attended.
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Glenn Chambers
J. Paul Whitbeck
P. Guilmard
H. G. Brock W
J. KR
Andrea
Frank Clark
G W. Chambers
Leonard B. Abbey
A. T. Adams
Horace Adams
F. M. Akers, Jr
J. C., Aldrich
Horace H. Alexqneer
J.T. Anthony
BH. B. Armisteal
J. S. Austin
T. A. Avery
Sanford M. Ayers
John A. Bader
W. A. Bain
Horace Ball
Ralph Barber
W. B. Barksdale
WH. BE. Barrett
Julian Bass
B. JG. Bawsel
I. M. Bawsel
George T. Beatie
George A. Beattie
F. R. Bridges
Paul Harry Briggs
J. R. Brinkley
Austine FE
Brisbane
W. A. Butler
Clifford EF. Cagle
A. 9
Cale
W. B. Callahan
Q.t. Callaway
W. T. Craiz
W. T. Cardel
H. B. Cardwell
Franklin E. Carter
Horace W. Carter
Jack Cathcart
E. H. Cato
W. Cato
J. M. Chambers, Jr. John
T. Chambers
Herbert Chandler
L. YI. Cunningham
C. W. Daniel
H. §. Carrington
Don T. Davis
H. L. Davis
Frank S. Dean
E.G. deRroos
H. D.dingler
C. A. Doslittle
Pierce H. Dowdell
Grady Dowtin
Dan M. Dozier
J. B. Duckworth
W. S. Dufles
W. E. Duke
Guy Hayes
P. FP. Bekman
Glen A. Bilis L
J. Endicott
Thomas Entrekin
W. (. Erickson
H. P. Evans
Wallace’ Falkner
Farrell
F. Faust
R. Feeney
Fite
Earl
Floyd
Frank E. Foster
F. W. Fontain
Hugh Wy. Fraser
Reuben A. Garland
B. Garrett
J. FE. Garrett
Fred Garrison
W. ‘Te Gayle
Robert S. Gibbs
J.A. Gibson
Ry .C. Gladnay
Edward Glaser
John Boland Glover
Newton
Glover
Ralph St. Glover
T.godfrey
Dr. Heurg
Negro Boy Injured in Auto Collision on Jonesboro Road
A nine year old Negro boy riding a small cart was struck by a car on Jonesboro road near Lakewood Heights. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to Grady hospital for treatment.
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Karl Hightower
Lansing Street
Northt
Jonesboro
Lakewood Heights
Ywinson
Grady Hospital
Social items from Atlanta society columns and visits
Mrs W R Prescott departs for Hot Springs with Mrs Julian Barrett arriving from New York to visit Mr and Mrs Arnold Broyles. Col Swift's 77th birthday observed during a visit by Hallyburton Jones and Hayes. Dr Edwin Nash Broyles announces a granddaughter born November 5. Social events include Miss Thelma and Marguerite Ctymmm hosting Catherine Haley and many Federation leaders visiting the city. Various guests from Jacksonville Athens Gainesville and New York stay at Peachtree area homes and attend the state convention activities.
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W. R. Prescott
Hot Springs
Ark
Julian Barrett
New York
Alk
Arnold Broyles
Juniper Street
ST. J. Hallyburton
Blanche Jones
Columbia
S. 1
Zack Hayes
Abs
T. M. Swift
Elberton
Colonel Swift
Swift
Atlanta
Edwin Nash Broyles
Baltimore, Md
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Postmaster to Face Embezzlement Count in Savannah
Savannah officials report PD Wooten postmaster at Abbeville arrested on embezzlement charge related to government funds. He is released on bond as inspectors return to Savannah for further proceedings.
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Savannah
Postoffice
PD. Wooten
Postminster
Abbeville
Regular calendar of area women's meetings schedule
The calendar lists multiple meetings today and this evening across Atlanta organizations. Events include the Crew Street PTA at 2:30 in the school auditorium, baby health centers at Whitfoord and Fair Street, Oglethorpe Chapter 122 Eastern Star at 7:30 on Peachtree Road, Kirkwood Mothers Study Club at 3, De Molay Mothers' Auxiliary at 3, Highland PTA executive at 1:15, Shorter College Club at 3, Kile Club at 11, Pre‑School Mothers' Study Circle at 3:30, West End Woman's Club at 3, North Side Embroidery Club at 3, Atlanta A D C Chapter at 3, Glenwood PTA at 3, Western Heights W M S missionary program at 7:30, and a Ninth Ward meeting of the Atlanta League of Women Voters at 2:30.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Crew Street School
Oglethorpe
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic
West End Woman's Club
Gordon Street
A. G. Maxwell
Ninth Ward
Atlanta League of Women Voters
J. H. Williams
St. Augustine Nace
Man Barred From Mails After Air Mail Stamp Incident
The second assistant postmaster general issued a telegram from San Francisco dated November 11 declaring Chester N. Weaver of New York an automobile dealer barred from the mails. The note states there is no air mail stamp in the body to aid air travel and suggests the action could be revoked only if an air mail trip occurs, with the hope that the bar might be lifted later.
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Paul Henderson
Weaver O
San Francisco
New York
Chester N. Weaver
Francisen
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Library Commission
Department of Agri
Harris-Bechtel
Eleanor Spence
Miss Cherry
Pride
Grady
Moreland Avenue
Jones
B. P. Jones
Georgia State Conflege
Wowen
Joseph Habersham
Vivian Griegs
Calvenia Wilkie
Fred Sorrow
Crest Apartments
West End
Roger
Mesdames Rank Penny
H. F. Williams
E. H. Anders
Sefton Strickland
Charles A. Henson
J.T. Verndon
Hill
Dr. A. Mott
T. Coblingsworth
Harry F. Homer
Carl Hood
Hopkins
Ralph Morne
A. RR. Howland
Arthur D. Hubert
J.E. Hudson
Ed Halee
F. Mo Hula
J. H. Hunt
J.P. Sath
Negro Boy
Missea
Thelma
Marguerite Ctymmm
Catherine Haley
Palmetto, Fla
Brenau College
Gainesville
Herbert Gorman
Jacksonville
Fla
Gourman
John T. Dennis
Wesley Memorial
Annie Foote
Frank Ward Reilly
Chattanooga
Elizabeth Humphrey
Juliett Haskell
J. EB. Hays
Oscar McKenzie
Jutius Talmadge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert K. Rambo
Briarcliff, Road
Druid Hills
J. J. Flotbert
Grace Tlolbert
Wee
Wee Joseph P. Billups
England
W. M. Donn
Jon Peachtree Road
Katharine Murph
Weley Memorial Hospital
W. B. Steedman
Frank Fair
Vanderbilt
Joseph FP. Gating, Jr
Augene
Ed Gillespie
Europe
Robert R. Otisix
Chicago
Axe
George Kissmil
Fanne Kisemis
George Vanderbilt
Auteville
George Hooper Bennett
Telside Pratt
Margaret Scruges
Brewton
Aln
Misa Pratt
Vat Beacon
Boston
North
Jack Behie ‘Tatum
Miami
Ane
Dudley Golding
Wichita Falls
Charles F. Tice
Peachtree Street
Federation
Ting
Palisnd
Charles W. Cook
Minne- Minn
Pietmont
Florida
Willie Cony
Coveington
Stewart
Wizdata Fitting Department
R. A. Parker
West Alabama
West Alabama Street
Marion Couch
Oxford Road
P T. A
Oakhurst School
Whitfoord Avenue School
W. T. Freeman
Kirkwood Mothers
Fair Street Baby Health Center
Hoppe
de Molay Mothers’ Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Hall No
Highland Parent-Teacher Association
George Coats
North Moreland Avenue
Litter Funkhouser
Kile
Tenth Street
North Side Embroidery Club
W. D. White
Piedmont Avenue
Loftis
Hart Street
Shanks
The
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association of Decatue
W. M.S. of Western Heights Baptist Church
H. G. Lewis & CO
Lewis
Hglouis
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