Augusta Bride Marion Phinizy Weds David Black in Atlanta
Miss Marion Phinizy of Augusta married Mr. David Black yesterday at noon in Atlanta at the Phinizy home. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Cree of the Christian church with only immediate family present. The couple will spend a week in New York before returning to Atlanta to stay with Uncle and Aunt Albert Howell Jr. at Ponce de Leon apartments and begin housekeeping.
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Miss Phinizy
Augusta
David Black
M Leonard Phinizy
Marion
Atlanta
Rey Mr Cree
Christian Ehatech
Hes
Mrs. Black
New York
Albert Howell, Jr
Ponce de Jean
Cleaton Graves
Misa Kathaton
Jtn
Holt-Jones
Mary Kate Hutt
Frank Jones
Birmingham
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gertrude‘ McPowell
Butler
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Frances Woolford
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Hull
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Carson
Lettoy Holt
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Horace Y Reeses
Aing “O
Elks Dance Entertains Atlanta Lodge Members
Atlanta Elks lodge members and their guests will attend a Thursday 9 p m dance at their home with an all star musical program. The entertainment committee includes Albert Wenn Charrman Ralph Dean and others ensuring a successful affair. Visiting Biks are welcome. Mrs Brooks hosts luncheon Friday at Hotel Ansley for members and friends.
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Ike
Jef
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Ralph Dean
Jener Williamson
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J. M. Mauve
Brooks
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Af Forsyth
Hotel Ansley
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Wedding Rehearsal and Party for Louise Parker and Turner Carson
The Parker and Carson wedding rehearsals drew close friends as invitations go out. Following the ceremony a reception and Florida trip are planned, with the couple intending to settle in Atlanta after six weeks. The couple will wed at the Parker home on Fourteenth Street with a large tea for the bridal party afterward.
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Florida
Atlanta
Louise Parker
Turner Garson
W. A. Parker
Fourteenth Street
Misa Parker
Twenty years celebrated by Atlanta Woman's Club gala
The Atlanta Woman's Club marked its twentieth anniversary with decorations, a reception for new members, and a program of art and music. Mrs. P. J. McGovern led the brief meeting, Red Cross Christmas seal sales were announced, ex-presidents offered speeches, and Miss Lucy Stanton and Miss Caroline Crenshaw performed with piano and song. Refreshments followed the receiving line.
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Deerma
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Virginia Woolley
Lucy Stanton
Whistler
Washington
Caroline Crenshaw
Georgia
Dog Show Entry List Closes Today at Avanta Kennel Club
Entries for the dog show hosted by the Avanta Kennel Club must be received by midnight today. Mr. G O Jules of the American Kennel Club oversees the process, with dates listed as December 1 2 and 3 at Chestnut 19144 West Alabama Street.
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G. O. Jules
American Kennel Club
Chestnut
West Alabama Street
Wedding Plans and Engagements Highlight Memphis and Atlanta Events
Readable fragment outlines engagements and weddings in Memphis and Atlanta. Mrs Donald P Mann and Mr Peter Grant announce engagement. marriage planned in Cinelaire Louisiana December 23. Mr Grant, once of Atlanta, influential in Memphis business life. Also notes Thanksgiving Dance by Como club on Peachtree Street with prizes and music. Miss Harriett Snock hosts visitors for Miss Maude Friedmender of New York. Louise Grant and Thomas Sims of Gainesville to wed in Atlanta in a quiet ceremony.
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Tra
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New York
Mis
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Lieutenant Gallogly to command Honolulu coast defense unit
Lieutenant James A. Gallogly, longtime Atlanta recruiting officer, will depart January 3, 1918, for Honolulu to lead a coast defense artillery company at Pearl Harbor forts. He has recruited about 4,500 men in three years. Mrs Gallogly will accompany him to Honolulu.
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Atlanta
United States Army
Honolulu
Coast Defense
Monolulu Harbor
Gallogly
Te Hay
Ftlontas
Weather Outlook for Atlanta Says Need Overcoats Tuesday
The weather man forecasts another fine day in Atlanta with temperatures cool enough to warrant an overcoat though not cold enough for heavy dress. Last night and early morning were milder than Sunday night and Monday morning, with temps dipping to around 81 degrees and a brisk southerly wind.
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Atlanta
Northern Methodists Reach 4 033 123 Members
Official statistics issued today show the northern Methodist Church with 4 033 123 members, a net yearly increase of 264 000. The report notes losses in New England, steadiness in New York, and rapid growth in Philadelphia Chicago Omaha and Minneapolis. It lists 4 497 000 Sunday school children and 40 000 ministers with church properties valued at 32 000 and annual expenses of 40 000 000.
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Methodist Church
North
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Omaha
Minneapolis
Amerace
Shorter Celebrates Founder's Birthday
Rome Ga November 22 Special Tuesday November 23 will be observed as Founder's day at Shorter college the natal anniversary of Colonel Alfred Shorter who in 1817 founded the college for the benefit of the young women of the south Dr A W Van Haase president will speak on Col Shorter's life and Miss Silzapeth Walter on the Ideals of the College the program will be interspersed with music.
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Shorter College
Alfred Shorter
The
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A. W van Haase
Colonel Shorter
Silzapeth Walter
Woman's Peace Party to Move on Wilson
New York reports the Women's Peace Party will appeal every prominent women's club to telegram President Wilson urging peace talks with neutral nations. Mrs Henry Nord of Detroit donated 410,000 toward the party's work.
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Woman's Peace Party
Wilson
New York
Woman's Club
Europe
Henry Nord
Detroit
Mrs Wright Leaves For Father's Funeral
Mrs Wright leaves for Brooklyn after the death of J Hf Cobin father of Mrs Ransom Wright He died Monday following an operation Cobin a Charleston native later served on Admiral Semmes flagship in the Civil War and became a New York businessman Mrs Wright departed at once for Brooklyn
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Ransom Wright
Brooklyn
Admiral Semmes
New York
Wright
Stereopticon Lecture at Harris Street Church Tonight
A free stereopticon lecture titled The Great Things of America will be presented at Harris Street Presbyterian Church tonight at o clock. One hundred colored slides will illustrate the talk.
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America
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Rev Jerre Cullom of Triune Dies at 87 in Arkansas
Nashville reporter notes the death yesterday in Wilgon Arkansas of Rev Jerre Cullom aged 87 of Triune Tennessee, the oldest living member of the Tennessee Conference Southern Methodist Church. He served as a preacher for sixty years.
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Renn
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Ark
Jere Cullom
Triune
Tenn
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Southern Methodist Church
Big Harvest Festival Urged for 1916 by Georgia Donors
Scores of prominent merchants hotel men and city officials gathered at Georgia Harvest Festival association HQ Monday urging officials to begin work for a bigger festival in 1916 General Manager E Clarke said the festival was financially sound with bills to be paid by Saturday night and a surplus for next year A hotel proprietor offered to triple his contribution to the festival guarantee fund if the event is held next year The association office is preparing its financial report for a luncheon Friday at 12 30 at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Bills should be presented immediately by those with obligations Fred Hellaran announced awards for the parade prizes First Gilgrim Knights of Oriental Splendor Second Junior Order of American Mechanics Third Thigh ters of America Fourth Woodmer of the World
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E. Clarke
Clarke
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Fred Hellaran
Conmmunities
Fist Prise
Gilgrim Knights of Oriental Splendor
Order of American Mechanics
Thighters of
America
Woodmer
Jitney Bus Drivers Meet Tonight in Atlanta
A meeting of the Jitney association is set for tonight in the Frost Company of Georgia building. The assembly room adjacent to the law office will host executive finance and entertainment committees. A committee on resistance will be appointed to modify laws blamed for discriminating against jitney drivers in favor of taxi operators. Best acted play in years, read criticism.
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Jitney Hua Association
T. B. Felder & L. J. Grossman, Aftornéss
Frost Company of Georgia
French First Lady Serves Four Hours as Nurse
Mme Poincare wife of the French president works four hours at Bordeaux hospital as a nurse.
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Mme. Poincare
France
Bordeaux
Hair Curling Breakthrough Promises Easier Styles
A fragmented ad style note touts a new method to curl hair overnight using a few brushes plain material and a suspicious chemical. It claims dramatic waves and natural look with minimal effort and warns of potential risks and side effects.
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