Georgia School Tablet Adoption Promises Large Savings
The state school book commission adopts uniform ink and pencil writing tablets for Georgia common schools. Designed by J. H. McRee, A. I Griffin of Decatur, and R. Witthe of Atlanta, manufactured by Montag Bros. They contain 170 pencil pages and 40 ink pages, each sold for 5 cents, with expected savings of at least 75,000 dollars annually. Front leaves are copyrighted to prevent counterfeits.
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Common Schools of
Georgia
State School Book Commission
Commission
A. I Griffin
Decatur
R. ©.Witthe
Atlanta
Montag Bros
Mrs Howard Hosts Luncheon in Honor of Miss Akers
Mrs. Howard hosted a refined luncheon at Mrs Liow ara’s home on Vermont Avenue in honor of debutante Miss Akers. The venue was lavishly decorated with pink roses, narcissi, and ferns, featuring a central lace tablecloth, silk centerpiece, and crystal vases. attendees included numerous young ladies and several Mrs. Akers and Mrs. Taylor among others.
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Mrs. Howard
Miss Akers
Anne “Akers
Olga Crepe
Macs Flare
Jace
Misses Margarett
Adgate Isilis
Adeline Davis
Iginia Jenkins
Marnie Ansl Helter Lanh Hawking
Ann Harris Riley
Gladys Margaret Nutting
Laura
Silver Tea and Dinner Dance Highlights at Local Events
The aid committee of the Pihe Sacred Heart church Al adie lar society hosts a silver tea at Mrs. WW. dt McAlpin’s home on 44 Spring Street. Guests enjoy decorations of palms and roses, admire centerpieces, and mingle in elegant attire. A dinner dance follows with remarks and toasts to guests Miss Ruth Rosser and Miss Clara Bello Glaver among those honored.
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Aladielar Society
WW. Dt
McAlpin
Spring Street
Wedne Utternogon
Read
Ph A. Hines
Rosser, Jr
Ruth Rosser
Iessiva Renfro
Clara Bello Glaver
Cynthia Kelis
Nell Waike
College State
Witharueyros
Advertise for Used Piano in Constitution Want Ad
Advice from musicians to buy a used piano of good make rather than a poorly made new one. Classified note urges placing a Constitution want ad with telephone contact Main 5000 Atlanta 500t for inquiries.
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Atlanta
Local Social Notes and Wedding Announcement
The passage records a prize award to Mrs. T Abernathy and lists several club members including Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Felix McElroy. It notes a club meeting with Mrs. J lacy at 20 Bryan Street and reports marriages of Lars Harrison and Miss Margaret Name with Rev YT Harrison officiating. The newlyweds plan a Florida trip then reside in Griffin upon return.
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T. Abernathy
Hale
Sues
Felix McElroy
Smith
J. §Lacy
Bryan Street
Lars Harrison
B. Wiarrison
Griffin
Margaret Name
Jackson
YT. Harrison
Sams
Florida
Cake and Candy Sale At First Moist Church
The young ladies of the First Moist church will held a cake and sale at Rogers store on Peachtree street opposite the Tiedmont hotel Saturday November 29. Good home made candy and cakes in abundance. Spring Craven. The event includes announcements and travel plans involving Mr Craven and his party with departure to Washington New York and Albany and return after December 10. Supper Dance hosted by Mr and Mrs J Edgar Wunnisentt'en to honor Miss Ambly Inship and Mrs Fruin Jackson with sixty five friends attending. The wedding notices cover Quillian Harrell and Elizabeth Quillian Me Ronald, Pauline Norman and Mr Meharan, with ceremonies detailed at home on North Church Street Deratur Georgia and at Leesburg Georgia.
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Young Ladies of the First Moist Church
Rogers
Peachtree Street
Tiedmont Hotel
Craven
Avon Avenue
Torrd
Washington, D. C
New York
Ashbany
J. Edgar Wunnisentt
Ambly Inship
Fruin Jackson
Friends of the Brides-To-Be
Norman-McLaran
Pauline Norman
Mr. Meharan
North Church
Deratur
Alen
Wedding Customs and Social Gatherings Highlight Atlanta Event
The snippet describes a wedding ceremony with fern and chrysanthemum decorations, a Japanese chrysanthemum centerpiece, and an ice course in yellow and white. It notes Mr Norman and Wallian Browe Jr as bearers, Mrs McLuran in golden brown, and plans for a western honeymoon. It also mentions Miss Miriam Morias visiting from Philadelphia, Mrs Yancey’s bridge party hosted by Mr red Lew, and Ruth Lewis entertaining guests at Juniper Street with prizes of lingerie and sarchets.
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Pridal
Ruth Lewis
Juniper Street
O. RB. Derr. Jr
Thaddeus B. Cheshire
Meeting of the WVA leadership at LomeLendon Park
The gapronu romimithe of the WVA will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock with chairman Mrs. d basfoard on LoMeLendon street in Toman Park.
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Thegapronu Romimithe
The
WVA
D. Basfoard
LoMeLendon Street
Toiman Park
Columbia University President to Keynote Atlanta Bar Banquet
Nicholas Mayo Butler of Columbia University will be the guest of honor at the Atlanta Bar Association banquet at the Angles Hotel on December night. Invitations issued to justices of the state supreme court court of appeals superior court and United States court. Over 200 of Atlanta’s prominent figures expected to attend this year’s event, touted as the largest and best yet.
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Nicholas Mayo Butler
Pees
Columbia University
New York
Athlanta Bar
Angles
Tate Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Superior Court
United States Court
At- Tate
Young Floyd farmer held for seduction case
Lawrence Kerce, a young farmer, is bound over to superior court on a seduction charge. Prosecutor T. Layer, a member of a prominent family, leads the case against Miss Krit Carver, described as one of the county’s prettiest young women. Kerce posted a $500 bond as the hearing before Justice Walter Harris stretched long amid a crowded courtroom.
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Tome
Speciaic
Lawrence Kerce
Ayer
Krit Carver
Kerce
Walter Harris
Grocers Enjoy Dinner at the Hotel Ansley
Three hundred grocers from Atlanta attended a dinner last night at the Hotel Ansley hosted by the New South bakery. The Ansley orchestra played popular airs and Forsyth theater talent performed stunts while a delicious menu was served. RE Rogers of the American Banking Corporation presided.
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Hsuusdred Grocers
Atlanta
Hotel Ansley
New South Bakery
Ansley
Forsyth Theater
RE. Rogers
American Baling Corporation
Settlement Denied in Collier Hearing
Colonel P. 13 Brewster of Doris Brewster Howell & Terman said Friday that reports of a out-of-court settlement in the Sanfford Collier suit against brothers George W. and John W. Collier were false. The case, tied to the Tate Vinton Callier matter, remains unsettled as Charles Hopkins, an attorney in the case, resumed work on Monday.
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Brewster
Doris Brewster, Howell & Terman
Sanfford Collier
George W
John W
Tate Vinton Callier
Charles StLopkins
Sacred Concert and Map Meeting at Kolmes Institute
A sacred concert and map meeting will be held by the Kolmes Institute led by president B F Tolmes and pastor Rev A S Martin. The Tryytant institute offers training in printing tailoring dressmaking cooking chair buttoning upholstery laundering and cooking. Prominent speakers include Bishop M Turner H Oliver WM Byrd R Carter J Elames Norman H W Russell W Reid Jackson Mellen J He Jones and W W Wing.
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Kolmes Institute
B. F. Tolmes
A. S&s Martinipastor
Sry
Tryytant Institute
Bishop of
M. Turner
H. Oliver
WM. Byrd
R. Carter
J . Elames
Norman
H. W. Russell
W. Reid
Jackson Mellen
J. He. Jones
W. W. Wing
Wife Seeks Divorce Injunction In Atlanta Court
Mrs Myerett Lycroft of Greenville South Carolina seeks a temporary restraining order against her husband Joseph Tiveraft a barber shop owner in Avis City to prevent disposal of property while proceedings for divorce proceed. In her affidavit she says they married in Greenville in 1919 and separated after disputes. She states she works in a sopetton milboat in Greenville earning six dollars a week but this is not enough to keep her decent. She asks for permanent alimony with Attorney Lewis representing her.
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St Hepsband
Atlanta
Thatcroft
Greenvilte
Scc
Joseph Tiveraft
Avis City
Lycroft
Hyeratt
Greenville
Myerett
Sopetton
Attorne
Anid Lewis
Robber Given Fifteen Years in Georgia Jail
Judge Ben Ful sentenced Al Wryatts to fifteen years in the state penitentiary for a robbery in Atlanta. The jury found him guilty after testimony about the holdup of a country store by a Nashville man and a local name. The judge had pledged to impose harsh limits on highway robbers in his court.
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Ben Ful
al Wryatts
Sears
Wyatt
Atlanta
Ovingston
Ben Hill
Reverend A A Little to Preach at Railroad Men Rally
Pastor A A Little of Presbyterian Church will address railroad workers at the railway workers Christian Association gathering on West Alabama Street. A lively song service will start the program, with the association’s choir providing the music. All railroad men and other interested persons are warmly invited to attend.
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Lituie
Presoyierian Church
Christian Association
Alabama
Way'dock
Lilie
Atlanta
Grace Methodist Church Opens New Conference Year
Dr Jones begins his third year as pastor at Grace Methodist Church and outlines work for the new ecclesiastical year. He plans to report on the late annual conference at Elberton and urges every member to attend the morning services and be present for Church Day activities.
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Jones
Grace Methodist Church
Elberton
Oalee Arraisercentis
City Salesmen to Attend Thanksgiving Service at Central Church
Avanta city salesmen will attend a Thanksgiving sermon at Central Baptist Church led by Pastor Ridley. Ridley urged unity and shared hopes for new ventures and fellowship among salesmen and townspeople. A separate Women’s Mission program at Wesley Memorial Church aims to involve thousands of children this Sunday afternoon at 3. An Atlanta Equal Suffrage meeting will feature C. E. Ashley speaking on municipal government.
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Avanta
Central Baptist Church
Ridley
Athaiita Ao
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
E. Ashley
Ftrom
Car Line Extension Work At Standstill
Work on the proposed street car extension from Brady Place to Howell's Mill Road is halted awaiting a new bridge over Seaboard Air Line tracks. Georgia Railway and Power officials say bridges must be improved or reinforced before tracks can be laid. County completed the Brady place cut, 2000 feet, and residents urge the Georgia Railway and Electric company to speed up.
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Brady Place
Howell's Mill Road
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
W. H. Glenn
Georgia Roaim and Power, Company
Glenn
Thomas B. Felder
Citizens’ Committee
Seaboard
Atlanta
Felder
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Shelby Smith
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Duke Sues Wife for Desertion in Divorce Suit
W A Duke filed a divorce suit against his wife Mrs J H Duke alleging desertion. He states they have six children with the oldest grown and youngest 11, and asks a total divorce. Attorney Frank Haralson represents Duke.
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Duke
J. ‘He. Duke
Frank
Burwell Visits Atlanta for Personal Reasons
William H. Burwell, speaker of the House, is in Atlanta at the Hotel Anslex with a party from Spari, Ga. He says the visit is strictly personal with no political meaning, despite accompanying his wife.
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William H. Burwell
Atlanta
William UW. Burwell
the of Representatives
Anslex
Burwell
Spari Ga
Family Fun Cecihan Piano Advertisement For Georgia
An old classified style ad promotes the Cecihan piano as the world’s greatest home-maker and entertainer. It claims melodies delight both children and parents, banishes worries, and offers genuine Cecitian sound with patent rights. Lind fien Bates at 63 Peachtree Street is listed as sole distributor for Georgia.
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CeciHan
Ceciltian
Lindfien & Bates
Peachtree Street
Sole
Ceorgia
Infidelity Key Claim Drives Missouri Divorce Suit
Mrs Robert Freeman Jr files for divorce from her Clay ton husband alleging infidelity and cruelty. The suit names no co respondent and seeks permanent alimony for herself and child. Court action follows alleged neglect, abandonment, and failure to provide. Freeman, a Liquid Carbumb Gas employee and clubman, is named in affidavits and petitions.
Mystery casts pall over death of famed sports star
In Chicago on November 28 a body was found near a western suburb. Investigators weigh murder or suicide as they probe the death of a celebrated sports figure whose career had recently drawn intense public attention.
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Old Stert
Deac
Chicago
Tht
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