Owensby White wedding announced in Greensboro
The marriage of Muss Irene Owensby of Treenaboro North Carolina to Mr Charles W. White of Atlanta took place October 25 in Greensboro. The couple recently settled in a home on Stewart Avenue.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
11
Social Gathering Updates and Club Activities
A detailed social report describes guests in elegant gowns at a reception with white brocade outfits and feathered hats. It notes Miss Latham assisting, a Drama League reading of The Piper by Josephine Preston Peabody, and upcoming Missionary Rally Day across Georgia churches with women leading services. It also mentions Tidwell Harte nuptial plans, Players Club meeting, and a History class gathering highlighting Graceful social pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama League
Joague
Georgian Terrace
Caroline Cobb
Josephine Preston Peabody
Cambridge
Mr. Peabody
Stratford
London
Meetings of Atlanta Eastern Star Chapter 57
Atlanta Chapter No 57 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its last business meeting for the year on November 28, 1918 at Masonic Temple. All members are asked to assemble promptly at 7 o clock. Initiation and refreshments will be served. All sister chapters are invited to meet with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Paul Drane Injured By Southern Train
Paul Drane an engineer boarding at 606 Ridgewood Avenue was severely injured last night while alighting from a cut of treight at the Fowler Street crossing of the Southern tracks. A Southern train struck him, hurling him several feet. He landed on his right elbow, dislocating the joint, and suffered a severe scalp wound. Diane was taken to a local hospital. Attending physicians said he was not fatally injured.
Federal Court in Gainesville to Hear Sessions Next Week
The federal court, in Gainesville, eastern division, northern district, will hear sessions next week. Judge Newman, U S District Attorney Hooper Alexander and staff, U S Marshal Howard Thompson, clerk John Dean, and assistants will preside in the Hall Idets courthouse because the federal building cannot accommodate court purposes. The arrival of two federal courts in the city is expected to spur a larger federal facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
United States Court
Newman
United States District
Hooper Alexander
United States
Howard Thompson
Gly
John Dean Steward
Seputy
Traihesville
Hallidets
Examination for Herdsman in Fifth District Opens
Secretary Jennings of the civil service commission for the fifth district announces an open competitive herdsman examination for men only on December 10. The goal is to create eligibles for a vacancy in the animal industry bureau of agriculture, with assignment to Beltsville, Maryland. Applicants need knowledge of breeding operations, herd keeping, milk records, and use of the Babcock test to obtain a certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Civil Solice Commission
Atlanta Federal Building
Bureau of Animal
Dorsey Elected Mayor of Athens in Primary
In Athens the primary election results show W F Dorsey elected mayor without opposition for a two year term starting January. The vote followed in each ward with aldermen named including Tuft St Dudley Vincent Mathews Hugh Price Hinston and Hush I Gorden Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Spe- Diabi
Dorsey
Ruwe
Ward
Tuft St. Dudley
Vincent Mathews
Hugh Price Hinston
Hush
Gorden Jr
Notable Notre Dame Lady Promises Home Rheumatism Cure
A Notre Dame lady offers a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatism muscular and joint pains, neuralgia and backache without climate change. She states the simple discovery purges uric acid from blood, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood and improves vitality, inviting readers to write for proof to Mrs M Summers Box Notre Dame Ina ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs M Summers Box
Notre Dame
Ina Ady
Advertise for a Used Piano in Constitution Want Ad
A concise want ad urges readers to buy a used piano of solid make rather than a new low quality instrument. The note emphasizes value and reliability, and invites responses from those with a suitable instrument for sale.
Denny and Smith clash in North Georgia conference
Elberton Ga November 21 The North Georgia conference in session witnesses Bishop Candler opposing any name change to the church The vote 216 to 52 keeps the name Methodist Episcopal church south The day also features a heated exchange between Bishop Denny and Prof Rembert G Smith over timing of delegate elections and resolutions Education and charity appeals draw funds as Rev J D Hammond appeals for aid to education of the negro race, and a large donation is made The conference receives new full connection for several young ministers and a large entering class for admission to the ministry, with Denny delivering the class address The morning session honors Asbury Remounting Brotherhood and discusses clergy appointments and retirements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
North Georgia
Candler
Atlanta
Ang
Collins Denny
Rembert G Smith
Emory College
J D Hammond
Paine College
Augusta
Asbury Remounting Brotherhood
J D Turner
Burgess
Denny Tishop
Denny
W. W Watkins
W Stephens
H A_ fendrix
J. O Pets
T Rar Purner
Lo Hagan
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Smith
Bishop Trenny
Rembert Smith
Dmory College
Mission Fields
Dean
Tamenow
Bishop Denny
General Conference
Froresger Smith
Education Beward
Education Board
Jones
Ettlese of Bishops
Carnegie
Wo Smith
H L Harms
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Memorial Enterprises
I. N Goss
Baptist Church
Rev Goss
M. A. Ragsdale
L W_Neff
W J. Smith
A J. BH. Barton
J W Davis
H. O Green
H. L. Thompson
J M Dillard
C. N Grenade
FG. Spearman
Gray
J. Wooten
Claude Hendrix
G White
Methodist Conference Brings Readmission and Banquet Plans
The conference resumes work with Rev. Charles M. Lapham readmitted upon request and Rev. A W Williams, a forty seven year member, present. Dr H M DuBose, social leader, hosts California club at Turner Hall banquet, inviting California alumni and listed ministers. Afternoon boards and cabinets prepare year end appointments. Sunday services across Hibertan churches feature eminent preachers including Bishop Collins Denny and Rev J B Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Lapham
A.W. Williams
Williams
DuBose
H. M. DuBose
St. John Church
Augusta
First Church
Atlanta
California
Turner
H. C Christian
J. 8. Jenkins
J. F Davis
H. F. Branham
H. Simon
W. L. Pierce
B. H. Greene
R. P. Wilson
W. A. Barris
T. J. Branson
E H Rachmes
Nashville
Methodist Mission Board
Church Extension Board
F. McMurray
Louisville
Extension Board
Asbury Remounting Brotherhood
First Methodist
Collins Denny
J B Robins
First Baptist Church
J M Moore
Frank Siler
First_Presbyterian church
S R. Belk
J.S
Gordon Street Methodist Church
G W Tumlin
George D Stone
St Mary's Colored Methodist Hiscoal Church
R L. Campbell
Warm discussion at a. m. e. conference
Cordele Georgia November 21 Special At the AM E conference Rev John Harmon pleaded to supplicate Presiding Elder WC Gaines of Batonton district and Esshop H M Turner urged leniency as Rev Gaines though feeble had done much good. Resolutions by Dis W D Johnson and L A Townsley celebrated the fifty year nomination in Georgia. Conference votes to Sparta for next session in November 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
John Harmon
WC Gaines
Batonton
H M Turner
Gaines
Forsyth [Austrict
Flipper
C C Cargile
W D. Johnson
L A Townsley
Georgia
Sparta
F C Crayton
Macon
C J Jones
F R Bodle
L H Smith
Norman
Atlanta Union Mutual
Ben Hanford
Henry M Turner
A S&s. Jackson
E W A. Fountain
Cairo Fire Destroys Warehouse and Syrup Stock
A Cairo Ga fire at 1 a m destroyed the Iron warehouse of Messrs Thom as and G A Wight in the warehouse district. The Garner-Blakley company of Atlanta used it as branch syrup canning quarters. Loss estimated 5000 to 6000 dollars with no insurance. Cotton seed hay and empty syrup cans were also lost. Local fire department prevented wider damage to the east side of the city. Cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Thomas
G A Wight
Garner-Blakley Company
Atlanta
Paulk-Wight Company
Grady County
Cordele Locker Club Manager Indicted
Cordele Ga November 2 special Indictments by Crisp County grand jury allege E Bausey a known white man of Cordele is charged with vagrancy and violation of the state prohibition law He was arrested yesterday and released on bonds totaling 860 The manager of a locker club operating as the Commercial club in Cordele for months a raid last March seized beer and liquor The prohibition charge centers on alleged liquor sales to non members of the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordgje
Crisp County
E Bausey
Cordelo
Commercial Club
Causey
Governor Slaton To Visit Americus
Governor John M Slaton will be the guest of honor at the cornerstone ceremonies for the new Americus and Sumter county hospital in Americus Georgia. The date will be announced by the hospital association and arranged for Gov Slaton’s convenience. The cornerstone will be laid with Masonic honors and invites extended to the Grand Lodge of Georgia officers and local lodges of the Third Congressional district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
John M Slaten
Americus and Sumter County Hospital
Ladies of the Hospital Association
Slaton
Gcreaty Ly
Grand Ludge of
Georgia
Third Congressional District
Wih
Americus Lodges
Chicagoan given two year term for post office break in
Richard McGovern, a Chicagoan, was sentenced in federal court to two years in the Atlanta Penitentiary and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to breaking into the Silver Creek post office. Harry Osborne received one year and a day. Both had just been released from the Floyd County chain gang for a prior store robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Atlanta
Richard McGovern
Newman
Federal
Silver Creek
Harry Osborne
Ployd County
McCombs Sees Finish of Progressive Party
Washington November 21 William E McCombs Democratic National Committee chairman after a conference with President Wilson announced the Republican party would be the principal opponent of the Democrats in 1916 The GOP strength in recent elections sharpens a belief that progressives may fuse with either major party and that the 1916 race will center on the Democratic Republic battle He conferred with Doremus of Michigan on cooperation between congressional and national committees and said he seeks no public office and will remain active in politics pending the White House wedding and cabinet talks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Repubican
Democratic Party
McCombs
New York
Doremus
Michigan
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Francé
National Committee
National
McReynolds
White House
Plan Permanent Fund for Needy Ex-Slaves in Athens
In Athens on November 21, by suggestion of Colonel H. C. Tuck, an attorney, a movement starts for a permanent fund to aid worthy and needy ex-slaves locally. The effort aims to spread south to care for loyal former slaves overlooked after emancipation, many now out of work and without friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
H. C Tuck
South
Times
Proctor Moderates Georgia Congregationalist Session
Macon Georgia November 21 Special The colored Congregationalists of Georgia meet with Rev H H Proctor of Atlanta as moderator Rev S A Paris of Marietta delivered the annual sermon on The Power of the Holy Spirit Mayor Bridges Smith sent a welcome letter. Delegates travel from across the state to emphasize church efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Colored Congregationalists of
Georgia
H H Proctor
Atlanta
S A Paris
Marietta
Bridges Smith
Nashville Man Shot by Chief of Police in Georgia
Nashville Georgia November 21 Special Monday night Chief of Police Rhoden tried to arrest Horace Avera who was drunk Avera drew a revolver and fired twice at Rhoden The chief shot Avera in the lap as he ran Rhoden then shot Avera in the hand A warrant for assault with intent to murder was sworn out and Avera jailed Also a Rome Georgia girl injured in motorcycle accident Mattie Bankston Lin Dale pupil was run over and seriously hurt by Edward Salmon of Rome The machine knocked her down but she will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Rhoden
Horace Avera
Avera
Rome
Mattie Bankston
Lindale Public School
Edward Salmon
Rally Day at West Point Missionary Women Observes Sunday
West Point Georgia observes Rally Day on Sunday November 21 with missionary societies of the Methodist church hosting appropriate services. Morning and evening programs will be held by the various branches of the societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of the Georgia
Woman’s Missionary Society
Missionary
Rio
Sue Bennett
Ruth Hargrove
Key West
West Point
West_ Point
Missionary Women of the Methodist Church
Missionary Societies
Woman's tonic Cardui hailed after life threat'ning illness
Ridgely Tenn Mrs Jenne Estes credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with lifting her from a months long illness to health gained 15 pounds and renewed energy after false hopes from other medicines. She urges other weak women to try Cardui and notes government advisory material available from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely, Tenn
Cardus
Jenne Estes
Cardu
Caraul
Logics Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanoogs, Tenn
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Mrs. Flowers
Harry Cutter
Bridge
Arthur Flowers
Miss Langford
Langton
West End
Clare Langford
Mrs Langford
Misa Langford
Annie Laurie Langford
Henry Wing
RK Lowry
Minnia Cole
Langford
Yancey
Mis Joseph Raime
Piedmont
Robert Yancey
Yas Thune
Raine
John Miller
Ruth Wing
Mase
Dorothy Judkins
Virgina
Thomas B Felder
Wilsonia
Leonard Phinizy
Lucien Cocke
Viremia
Albert Howell
Felder
Conklin
Charles A Conklin
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Keely
Beauty Roger
Mrs Conklin
Nice
Miss Latham
Barry Stearns
Frank Meador
James Fuley
W H Kiser
M R Wilkinson
George M Brown
Percival Sneed
Tidwell-Harte
E Tidwell
Willie Mfay
Harry G Harte
Avon Avenue
Players’ Era of Atlanta
Felter
T Burke
Gaisworth
Paul Drane
Southern
Federal Court In
W. F. Dorsey
Notre Dame Laby
Telephone
Denny and
North, Georgia
Cordele Locker Club
M'Combs
Progressive Party
Proctor
Ridgely Lady
Am Cme M
Ede
Auda Letsy
Puachi
ERO
Alaga
Alabama-Georgia Syrup Company
Mery, Alabama
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