Meeting of At- Tanta Child Welfare Committee Held
A major meeting of the Child Welfare committee of the At- Tanta Woman's club is scheduled with chairwoman Mrs Irving 8 Thomas at her home 1225 Peachtree Road Friday afternoon November 20 at 230 p m All members urged to attend and a list of invited members is given Also suffrage tea and operetta events noted including the Ninth ward Fulton and DeKalb branches and the Park Street Juniors presenting Maude Irving at Lee Street School auditorium November 19 at 8 pm Admission 10 cents for children 15 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At- Tanta Woman's Club
Irving
Harnest Durbar
Donald Loyless
J. W. MrArthur
Ninth Ward
Fulton and DeKalb County
Lee St
Park Street
Maude Irving
Les Street
Inman Park Girls Club Sets Friday 2 PM Meeting
The Inman Park Girls club plans a called meeting Friday at 2 oclock at Mrs. & Dobbs home in Druid Hills. Burroughs Nature club members are invited on a field excursion Saturday November 24 at 2 30 PM meeting point at the end of the Druid Hills car line. Forrest Avenue PTA holds November meeting today at 3 PM with urgent attendance requested. Miss Everhart will address the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman Park Girls
Mrs. & Dobbs
Druid Girls
Burroughs Nature Club
Feld
Druid Hills
Forrest Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Everhart
Jessie Couch
Joaeph Raine
Asheville
Frank
Headley
Baltimore
Old Point Comfort
Oon
Mmias Jen Robinson
Washington, D. C
Gladys Danson
Chicago
Crowning of Hog and Hominy Carnival Queen Planned in Atlanta
Twelve Atlanta young women vie for queen of the Hog and Hominy carnival, with robes and crown provided. The queen and court will lead the parade December 3, review the procession at the Capital City club, and judge best decorated floats with prizes from the Atlanta Ad Men’s Club. Votes tallied at Cone’s Whitehall street drug store, with a ballot and invitation mailed with each gold button purchase.
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Atlanta
Capital City
Cone
Whitehall Street
Dutton
Cone's
Mra
W. L. Peel
Head of Southern Society Discusses Big Cotton Ball
The Southern Society of Washington City hosted Claud Bennett in Hotel Ansley on Wednesday. Bennett, former Atlantan and president of the Cotton Ball committee, outlined plans for December 11 in the Pan-American building. Guests include ministers, ambassadors, many congress members, and officials. cotton costumes will be worn to promote Southern interests.
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Southern Society of
Washington City
Ansley
Bennett
Claud Bennett
Washington
Congress
Marine Band
South America
National Capitol
Southern Society
South
Bryan
Navy
Daniels
Champ Clark
Eugenics for Atlanta as baby show closes
The Better Babies show in Atlanta, praised by Mrs Francesa Waite Leiter of the WCTU as a step toward eugenics, signals the city’s push toward eugenics. She predicted Atlanta will have eugenic grandparents within a decade, praising Atlanta women and noting about 500 babies were listed. Prize awards will be announced on November 28 after physicians finish records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesa Waite Leiter
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Atlanta
Fine Georgia dinner held in Decatur courthouse
Decatur Georgia November 18 Special The Georgian products dinner at the courthouse auditorium drew about 260 guests. Organized by the Decatur Board of Trade, the program featured speakers including W J Dabney and J T Holloman with topics on Georgia trade, ghost canning clubs, Stone Mountain attractions, and the cotton industry. Robert C W Ramspeck aided as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Georgian Products
Focal Board of Trade
Robert C. W. Ramspeck
Toaatmaster
W. J. Dabney
Decatur Board of ‘Trade
Johnson Assumes Duties of Recorder in Atlanta
George E. Johnson began his role as Atlanta's recorder before a crowd including police, court attaches, and witnesses. At 8:30 a.m. bailiff George Cornett escorted him to the bench, and Johnson pledged to preside impersonally and prudently in the light of justice, with a light docket reflecting a varied caseload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Johnson
Atlanta
George Cornett
Judge Johnson
Enlisted Men Now Eligible for Naval Academy Appointments
The Navy Department ordered yearly appointments of fifteen enlisted men to the Naval Academy, a limit Congress set after Secretary Daniels pushed for twenty five. Enlistees seeking appointments must have good character and excellent service. Daniels has led reforms that modernize the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Naval Academ
Tila
Daniels
Congress
Navy
Important Train Schedule Change at Louisville and Nashville
Effective Sunday November 28 the Louisville and Nashville Railway makes schedule changes. Train 31 will arrive in Atlanta at 2:00 PM instead of 11:55 AM. Train 43 will depart Atlanta later than 5:10 PM as stated, altering daily routing and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
Nashville
Atlanta
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Equal Suffrage
Georgie
Fea
Unis
Ben Pillas
Oreland Agenus
Glancor Raoul
Nashville, Tenn
West End
West End Dancing Academy
Pbs
Just
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Whitehall St.aay
F. Hf. Lambert
Fingenian Caldwell
Chattanooga
A. 8. Caldwell
Georgian Terrace
Julian Harris
New York
Joel Chandler Harris
Sanders McDaniel
Pace's Ferry Road
Palmour Johnson
Julian Thomas
Louis Marckel
Bridge
Cuthbert Holderness
8. C. Congton
Mary Kate Davidson
Shelbyville
Tenn
Samuel . Sparks
Lee Lewman
Wallace Boyd
Savannah
Walter Storm
Wilmington
N. C
Forrest
James Taylor Wiliams
No‘ble Sanitarium
M. A. Gladding
Indianapolis
Oe Mra. Adamson
Bob Adamegon
New York City
The
Constitution
Winecoff Hotel
John L. Tye
John L. Tye, Jr
State University
Carrell Tye
Army and Navy School
District of Columbia
Hurlburt
Davis
John Probasco
Homer Davis
Albany
B. Neff
Anstey Park
Nelle Peters Black
Louise Black
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Tiwell Gay
Lipscomb
Lamar
Gayle Forbush
Danse Club
National Association
Mr. Merry Pops
Florida
M. I.thomas
Clyde Bilis
Arnold Broyles
Newnan
Union Springs
Ala
Mrs. Crawford
Columbus
Frank Holand
By Barton W. Currie
Julius L. Tenenbaum
Exchange Place
Tae Cerris
Wapaprerh Rchiye
Head of Southern Society
Big Cotton Ball
Whitehall
Georgia
Johnson
Academy
Keely
Keely Company
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