Social Items From Local World War II Era Unknown Burns
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hawkins and the Missea Hawkins stay at Hotel Madestic after a house fire last week. Mr. Thomas Egleston returns to the city. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bagley drive to their Oglethorpe plantation for Thanksgiving. Miss Marian Atchison, Miss Jennie D. Harris, and Dr. J. D. Osborne spent the weekend in Macon with Miss Helen Barnes. Dr. Osborne returns home, while Miss Atchison and Miss Harris stay until Wednesday.
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H.C. Bagley
Oglethorpe County
Marian Atchison
Jennie D. Harris
J. D. Osborne
Macon
Helen Barnes
Osborne
Miss Atchison
Miss Harris
You Can Easily Darken Gray Hair With Q Ban Restorer
Bold claim of an easy hair color restorer Q Ban Unit Color Restorer that darkens gray hair evenly without dye or mess. Advertises scalp cleansing action, claims to make hair look younger, with a money back guarantee and product sold at Jacobs' Uleven Drug Stores in Atlanta Georgia and mailed to Gutestown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs' Uleven Drug
Atlanta
Gutetstown
Peeling the Skin Is Better Than Bleaching
Since discovery that mercatizd vex absorbs and removes discoloration its use by lichea as a substitute for bleaching creams has grown rapidly. It promises a perfect complexion indefinitely with its cleansing, clearing and preservative action. Ladies paying high prices for “special bleach” now find Mercerized wax superior and widely available in druggists. The favored method is applying it cold with cream before bed and washing off in the morning. The popular facial lotion uses saxolite and witch hazel to erase wrinkles and improve contour.
Johnson Webster wedding week in Atlanta crowds
Residents and visitors pass through a busy social week in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Richard Elliott Hiller return to the city from New York and Mrs Emma McCerren settles at the Georgian Terrace after travels. The Johnson Webster wedding at Westminster Presbyterian church draws many guests including Miss Mary Johnson and Mr George Webster with Mrs W M Perryman hosting a buffet.
Wedding Rehearsal News From Local Families
After the rehearsal for their wedding this morning Mr and Mrs James E Warren and their mother Mrs Warren moved last week to 159 Forrest avenue. Mrs CW Hatcher and Mrs 3 W Awstry entertained at a luncheon at the Winecoff for Mrs George T Feacock of Knoxville Tenn. Miss Frances Godfrey has returned to Covington Br Robert Forrester has left for New York. Miss Richard Beard entertained at luncheon for Miss B E Galup of Birmingham. Mrs W M Perryman hosted the Johnson Webster bridal party for a buffet after church rehearsal. Sanders McDaniel and Miss Harriet McDaniel will visit Miss McDaniels grandfather in Washington. Mrs Sheppard W Foster left for Hampton Springs Fla. Mire William Burwell, guest of Mrs Joseph Raine, returned to Sparta. Mrs B H Phills visiting son Frank Phillips in Mississippi. Mrs Mary Howard Mathews, year in France with son William B Mathews, expected in Atlanta later this week to spend winter with daughter Miss Beaufort Mathews and son Chessley Howard Mathews near Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Little
New York
Little
Oakland
Albany
Homer S. Prater
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Margaret Fain
Mary Rogers Lyle
Dandridge
Tenn
Agnes Scott
M.'g. Crist
Ransom Wright
Brooklyn
N. J
J. HL Gethin
Margaret Murphey
Newnan
Frances Kamper
Prado
Ansley Park
James E. Warren
Warren
Forrest Avenue
CW. Hatcher
3. W. Awstry
Winecoff
George T. Feacock
Knoxville
Frances Godfrey
Covington
Robert Forrester
Richard Beard
B. E. Galup
Birmingham
EL. Wratht, Jr
W. M. Perryman
Johnson-Webster
Sanders McDaniel
Harriet McDaniel
Washington
Fla
William Burwell
Joseph Raine
Sparta
B. H. Phillls
Frank Phillips
Mississippi
Mary Howard Mathews
France
William B. Mathews
Atlanta
Misa Beaufort Mathews
Chessley Howard Mathews
Smyrna
Woman's Alliance Meeting At Mrs Hall's Home
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church holds its regular meeting Monday at 3 PM at Mrs Hall's residence 687 North Boulevard.
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Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Emory College Hosts William Jennings Bryan Visit
Emory College at Oxford Georgia welcomed William Jennings Bryan after arrival by Georgia Central line. Faculty and student body escorted him to the station and he spoke briefly to Emory students about education church backing and denationalizing colleges. He urged alignment with God’s will and cautioned on national peace and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Oxford
William Jennings Bryan
Georgia Railway
Central Railway
School of Liberal Arts
Emory University
Profesor
J. P. Hanner
Mr. Bryan
Hanner
James H. Dickey
First Methodist Church
Atlantic
Mise Claire Dickey
Goodrich C. White
W. S. Melton
Emory
Central
Bryan
Hmory
Milledseville
Iver's Hill
Bryan Speaks at Milledgeville on World War Relation
Ex secretary Bryan lectured at Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville to a large audience including college youths cadets and townspeople He discussed the war in Europe and its relation to the United States His reception was enthusiastic and the senior class marched with flags as he entered He then left by automobile for Macon to speak that night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville, Ga
William Jennings Bryan
Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrist College
Georgia Military Collee
Bryan
Europe
Macon
BUTTS FOLK PLEASED AT ATLANTA FESTIVAL
People from Butts county attended the Atlanta Harvest Festival and praised the show especially the corn and canning club displays. Ellsworth Watkins won the sweepstake with 166.69 bushels and Bernard Gaston placed third with 141.38 bushels. The county ranked seventh in the corn slap contest with fifty-five boys averaging 48 bushels. This year’s success spurs 1916 club participation.
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Jackson
Butts County
Atlanta
Corn and Canning Club
Ellsworth W Watkins
Bernard Gaston
Louisiana Sugar Planters Form Pool to Market Sugar
Louisiana planters controlling about 60 percent of the state's sugar production formed the Sugar Planters' Association in New Orleans on November 22. They agreed to pool all sugar available for the local market and to cooperate in disposal through a swing committee of New Orleans bankers and businessmen to set prices and apportion sugar to refineries.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Sugar Planters’ Association
Warong
River Improvement Officers Elected in Home Ga
Permanent officers for the Cress-Aim Dama Improvement association have been chosen and began a campaign to render the Coosa navigable from Rome to the Gulf of Mexico. President W. P. Lay of Gadeden. vice president M. King of Romie. secretary H. A. Wheeling of Toome. assistant secretary Jarl Lay of Gadeden.
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Home
Cress
Conventions to Visit Atlanta in 1916 and Beyond
Atlanta plans large convention influx with twenty two already booked for 1916 and more in sight. The standing entertainment committee is formed to assist with executive and board activities. Notable groups include Southern Nurserymen Southern Medical and All Southern Christian Endeavor, plus the Methodist Episcopal church south quadrennial conference in 1918.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Fred Houser
Allen
Board of Governors
Southern Nurserymen's Association
Southern Medical Association
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Sovereign Camp
Woodmen of the World
J. H. Lewis
L. K. Sicks
Kemdath Weisiger
Evelyn Harris
Hubert W. Anderson
Delta Tau Delta
American Cotton Manufacturers' Association
Atlanta Sibre Society
Knights of Honor
Grand Lodge
Apri Louthern Association of
Georgia Eelectic Medical Association
Air Brake Association
Georgia Underwriters’ Association
Georgia “Pharmaceutical Association
Grant Lodge of Odd Fellows of Georgia
Rebekah Assembly
Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth District
Masonic
Southern Nurserymen's
Ald Union
American Association of
All-Southern Christian Endeavor Convention
National
Associaton of’ Stationers and Manufacturers
Southern States Association of Railway Surgeons
Women's Synodical of Presbyterial
Georgia
Phi Delta Theta Convention
The
Ladies' Auxiliary of Order of Railway Conductors
Dentists Converge For Atlanta Society Meeting Tonight
Dentists from within 160 miles of Atlanta gather at the Piedmont hotel for the Atlanta Dental Society monthly meeting. Dr. George W. Hinkson of Philadelphia speaks on Amalgams and Their Manipulation with demonstrations and clinics by Drs Hinman Silverman Mott and Hinkson. Numerous out of town attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Dental Society
Piedmont Hotel
George W. Hinkson
Philadelphia
Hinkson
T. P. Hinman
5. L. Silverman
C. B. Mott
Special Initiation of the Atlanta Camp Of Modern Woodmen
At a special initiation in Atlanta Camp No 15919 Modern Woodmen of America thirty eight new members were admitted. Officers conducting the ceremony included L R Reynolds Franklin S Chalmers W C King Jr William H Jones and F R Caughman. The event featured a women’s orchestra and Woodmen quartet, with a grand supper for all members. State Deputy Caughman gave a stereopticon lecture on Woodmen activities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonday
Atlanta
Woodmen of America
L. R. Reynolds
Franklin S. Chalmers
W. C. King
William H. Jones
F. R. Caughman
Sidney Ruskin
Woodmen
A. C. Boatman
Mau
Peathtree
Domes
Caughman
Wedding Bells Ring In Classic City
Athena Ga November 22 Special Several weddings are interesting Athena this week The engagement of Miss Luelle Brand daughter of Judge C H Brand to Mr Macton Rollestone of Atlanta announced Yesterday The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Quillan to Mr Julian Watters of Atlanta will be at 5 o'clock November 24 at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs W H Ashford Milledge Avenue Rev J W Quillian will perform the ceremony Invitations issued to the wedding of Miss Bessie Brightwell to Dr William Harvey Cabaniss of Athens at Maxey’s Wednesday November 24 at 3 pm Wednesday noon at the home of the bride’s parents Judge and Mrs J K Lumpkin will occur the wedding of Miss Callie Lumpkin to Dr Ralph Montgomery of Gods in Athena Rev A L AN DD to perform Many out of town Enosis of prominence are to be in Athena for the brilliant event
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Athena
Luelle Brand
C. H. Brand
Macton Rollestone
Atlanta
Elizabeth Quillain
Julian Watters
W. H. Ashford
Milledge Avenue
J. W. Quillian
St. Paul's Church
Bessie Brightwell
William Harvey Cabaniss
Athens
Athene
Miss Jeanne Engel Delights in Outcast Acting
The Atlanta audience praised Jeanne Engel for his standout performance in Outcast, delivering a memorable portrayal that pleased attendees and sparked warm responses from theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Engel
Atlanta
Help of Women Sought in Red Cross Campaign
The Atlanta Ad Men appeal to Atlanta women to support this year's six day sale and distribution of Christmas seals for the Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurse association. Nurses visit homes to aid all, regardless of race or creed. Seek volunteers for six days and locations. every cent helps eliminate tuberculosis in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Red Cross
Atlanta Anti-Tuberculosia Association
Uas
Atlanta Ad
Atlanta Anti-Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurse Association
Fir
Jesus
Sears
AD Men's Club OF
Grand Opera Artists to Appear Wednesday at Auditorium
Grand Opera Artists company from Metropolitan and Boston Opera to perform at the Alkahest Lyceum at the Auditorium Wednesday evening. The program features Mme Cara Sapin contralto, Rafael Diaz tenor, Louis Benserar violin, Beatrice Holbrook piano with a broad operatic and instrumental selection including works by Grieg Mascagni and Saint-Saens.
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Grand Opera Artists’ Company
Alkahest Lyceum
Mme
Cara Sapin
Rafael Diaz
Metropolitan
Boston Opera
Louis Benserar
Beatrice Holbrook
Agatea
Griegi
Mise Holbrook
Mr Benserer
Pucelni
Diaz
Schneider
Homer
la Forge
Sepia
Ar 'Romane
von Flelita
Ireluier
Besgoree Fiano
Gavette
Gebhard
Exehalkowsky
Leschattuky
Miss Holbroukh
Public Works Committee Hikes Riverside Drive Route
The Fulton county commission public works committee with twenty five Atlanta citizens will hike to inspect the Proposed Riverside drive route linking Johnson and Pace's Ferry roads. Leaders W Tomfinn J Oscar Milla and T Jefferson Hightower depart the courthouse at 9 30 this morning meeting citizens at Johnsons Ferry road to walk the route from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Committee
Fulton County Commission
Atlanta
Riverside Drive
Johnson and
Pace
Howard Cole Supports Women Suffrage in Works
Howard Cole denies a report that any girl connected with Cola Book company is barred from a suffrage parade. He states he has long sympathized with the suffrage movement, enrolled with the Georgia Suffrage Association, and would not prevent a woman working for him from voting if she desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cola Book Company
Howard
Cole
Georgia Suffrage Association
Covent
Head Hygiene Advised For Clean Scalp
A vintage note promotes scalp cleanliness to achieve better hair. It suggests washing every two or three weeks with a teaspoon of sgxal dissolved in hot water. The text claims dirt free scalp, praises a simple wash, and cites Anna Held and Vajenka Suratt as notable endorsers, noting cheapness of a twenty five cent supply enough for a dozen shampoos from a drug store.
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Anna Held
Vajenka Suratt
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Miss Barnes
Richard Elliott Hiller
Fietmont Park
West
J. H. Byerly
Don A. Pardee
New
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E. W. McCerren
Wear
Georgian Terrace
Colorado
California
San Francisco
William Bailey Lamar
J. Calhoun Clark
Charleston
Charles Blakely
F. M. Finney
J. W. Lovelace
W. Mt Perryman
East North Avenue
Mary Johnson
George Webster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
David B. Carson
Nashville, Fenn
Parker-Carson
J. K. Ottley
Waynesboro
Georgia Field Trials’ Association
Howard Smith
East Avenue
Joh L. Moore
New England
Canada
Garte Moore
Florida
Emma Garrett
J. W. Harrison
Mary Harrison
Earl Webster
Alabama
Henry F. Anderson
le Conte Davis
Columbia
Mrs. White
Ansley
Ethel Brinson Smith
Annie and
Dorothy Dyer
Pauline Harrell
Brenau
James M. Harrison
A. C. ‘Webster
Rountree Trunk & Bag CG
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitels If St
Royal
Royal Baking Powder Co
Aper
G. N
Butts
Sec. Houser
Modern Woodmen
Beacon Shoe Store
Reachuac Street
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Grand Opera
Commission
Howard Cole
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E. G. Griffin
Ang
E.G. Griffin
Gate City
Alabama St. Sincere
Phena Main
J.M. High CO
Sj. M. High CO
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