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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1915

Page

8

Miss Layfield Dances In Honor Of Miss Flynne Layfield

An enjoyable Tuesday evening dance honored Miss Flynne Layfield of Macon Ga guest of Miss Jeanette Russ at the Russ home. Palm ferns and white chrysanthemum decorate the house. Punch served. Appearing guests include Thermo Carron Dama Dyer Lillian Carter Kate Howell and many others from Macon and nearby areas.

Miss Layfield Macon Flynne Layfield Jeanette Russ H T Russ Thermo Carron Dama Dyer Lillian Carter Kate Howell Irons McGaughy Sarah Lester Nelmanz Stephenson Grace Cutes Marvin Bishop Virginia Worker Mary Bell Grace Garwood Mirion Ansie Marian Mindteton Gail Kennett Gary Terrail Elsie Kendall Cornelia Wulver Chestnut Elin Aduing Sarah = Smith Loulue “Vicker Dan White Clyde Stephenson Charles B Beardon Jamea Ho Turner le Jonnsen A. “Howell Willert Watson Samuel Carr Warren Pollard Glen Anchbacker Edgar Hamlet, Jr Stanley Lgors Joe

Social event notes highlight Atlanta society gatherings

A string of society functions fills the page. Mrs Blackburn hosts a multi-room display of roses while Mra McDowell and Mrs Brooks lead luncheons and patriotic chapters. Miss Heath is celebrated with a dinner dance at East Lake and a special Argentine club event marks the opening of downtown club rooms. Mrs Brooks presides over the Piedmont Continental D A R centennial event with a harvest table and flags. Prominent attendees include regents, club leaders, and guests from Macon and Toronto. The season features dances, a Georgian Terrace dinner dance, and a piano recital by Mrs Edward MacDowell in support of the Peterboro artist colony.

Lady Hillington Blackburn Mra McDowell Milton “Arrowwood Lula Evelyn ‘Jackson Armand Carroll Last Pine Street Brooks Richard FP Forsyth Ansley Piedmont Continental Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Ruth Felder Ray Kaypiso Frank L. Stanton Jon Georgian Terrace JG Williams John E.i Murphy Kelly Evans Toronto Atlanta Woc .Webler W L Meadors Edward MacNowell Milton Arrowood MacDowell Peterboro

Federal Service Opens Stenographic Posts in Several States

Civil service examinations on December 7 will open for stenographic positions in Alabama Florida Georgia South Carolina and Tennessee with both men and women eligible. Vacancies listed across cities in Georgia Florida South Carolina and Tennessee include Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta Brunswick Columbus Dublin Macon Rome Savannah Thomasville Valdosta and Waldo pra etc with salaries from 240 to 1000 dollars annually and several per diem rates.

Federal Service Civil Service Commission Alabama Florida Wilmssipp South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Albany Athens Atlanta Augusta Brunswick Columbus Dublin Macon Rome Savannah Thomasville Valdosta Walcrosa Fla Pensacolga Bainbridge Blue Ridge Vickaburg Ming Spartanburg Charleston Imale Nashville Tenn Columbia Calrksville Chattanooga Johnson City

Fair Weather Today and Coggle Promised Prediction

Weather notes predict fair and cooler conditions today with a gale that swept the city at 3 o'clock reaching 40 miles per hour. Despite yesterday's drizzle the sky showed a moon and lifting clouds, with mild springlike warmth and dust blown by the wind. The windstorm subsided and the forecast calls for fair weather to endure through tomorrow.

Anand Nic

Georgia Harvest Festival plans big 1916 revival

Georgia Harvest Festival ends with 745976 cash on hand from 9364.79 subscriptions. Directors vote to pay 00 percent dividend and hold the rest for next year. Plans call for larger scope, avoiding conflicts with Southeastern fair, and adding new features.

Georgia Ivan Allen Governimg Heaumont Davison The Festival Association Charles J . Haden Georgia Chamber of Commerce Mr Davison Lindsey Hopkins Is W L. Peel Beaumont Davison Edward Young Clarke

Muscogee Grand Jury Postspone Wreck Probe

Columbus Ga November 2 Special The Muscogee county grand jury in session today did not investigate the carnival train wreck and the Central of Georgia passenger wreck. The jury recessed until the first Monday in January without action. Possible that with recovering witnesses the matter could be moved to the superior court. The court will resume in January with major cases, including local prohibition violations and a murder charge, to be heard. February session expected to run through mid February.

Columbus Central of Georgia Muscogee County A.J Hill Allian

Second Baptist Church to Welcome New Pastor Porter

A large congregation is expected at the morning service as Second Baptist Church reads the formal acceptance of Dr Henry Alford Porter to the pastorate. The church will arrange a reception for Porter who is arriving from Dallas Texas and is expected in Atlanta around the first of the year.

Second Baptist Church Henry Alford Porter Porter Cumes Atlanta Dallas Texas

Atlanta Secretaries Hold Regular Meeting

The third monthly meeting of the Secretaries club was addressed by Dan Carey who explained the Atlanta Builders Exchange. A luncheon followed presided by President Walter G Cooper with attendees including Walter G Cooper Dan Carey Harry T Moore and J P Eve.

Secretaries Club Dan Carey Atlanta Builders Exchange Walter G Cooper Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Dan Car Builders Exchange Harry T Moore

School Children Visit Victims Of Wreck In Columbus

In Columbus on November 24 the Don Kennedy shows head to Albany after a wreck injuring carnival workers. A new $15,000 damages suit filed by Albert Johnson alleges permanent disability from a struck spinal injury. Injured inpatients receive flowers and treats as Columbus residents show support while discussions consider wintering the shows locally.

Columbus Don Kennedy Albany Central of Georgia Central of Georgia Railway Carnival Company Albert Johnson Ho Wan City Chamber of Commerce

Little Mother of Prisons Speaks in Atlanta Sunday

Maude Ballington Booth founder of the Volunteers of America will speak in Atlanta on Sunday at two times. She will address inmates at the federal prison in the morning on the topic My Boys and then speak at the Baptist Tabernacle at 7 30 p m on The Best Methods of Reaching the Lost.

Mother” of Prisons Atlanta Maude Ballington Booth The Volunteers of America Federal Prison London

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