Cotton Ball Social Interest Ball Tonight at Piedmont Driving Club
Social interest centers across the section converge at the Piedmont Driving Club tonight for a grand Cotton Ball. 500 guests, led by Colonel Lowry as king with eight maids of honor, will attend a formal sequence of dinners, grand march, and dancing featuring both old fashioned and modern suites directed by Professor John Mahler. Numerous prominent guests and host families are noted, with costumes prizes and several dining parties listed among the attendees.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Driving Club
Kins Cotton
Colonel Lowry
Katherine Murphy
Dorothy Arkwright
Emma Lowry Freeman
Lucile Kubert
Virginia Lipscomb
Louise Brorles
Helen McCarthy
Isabel Robinson
Kings Court
John Mahler
International Association of Dancing Masters
Woard
Social items note numerous out of town guests and visits
Mrs Elmer E Fulter signs to Savannah for her sister Miss Mamie Proctor with plans for a convalescent visit. Out of town guests for the Wright Zachr3 wedding include Miss Mary Lane of Buchanan Va Mrs Crockett Ingle and others from Athens Ga. Numerous entertainments and departures listed: Miss Louise Parker luncheon, Embroidery club, box party for Mr Edward Lavejoy, West End dancing, and several trips to New York, Boston, Asheville and Europe.
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Elmer E Fulter
Savannah
Mamie Proctor
Proctor
Pulten
Mary Lane
Buchanan Va
Crockett Ingle
Peorla, I
A . Johnson
Athens
Edward Lavejoy
New York
Atlanta
Edward Gernes
WL Hikin
James E Hickey
A‘ Sisson
Mire
James E Swift
Rose Hii Middleton Guarrys
Fledmont
J ‘West
Vorus
Ta Grange
Robert Dorsey Bridges
Wiliam Adair Martin
Asheville
N C
Edn
Bartholomew
Saint Marks M. H
Rome Gu
A B_Feilgemaker Organ Company
Ena
Parrs
Major W T Slaton
Mattie Slaton
Marjorie Weldon
Castle
W York
Boykin Wright
Margaret Wright
Augusta
J D Chestnutt
Europe
Pain and Praise For Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Woman from Florence South Dakota recounts monthly pain backache and headaches eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits three bottles with restored health and urges other women to seek the remedy. The advertisement promotes female illness relief and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence
Dakote
Sheldache
PW. Lanseng
South Dakota
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Pinkhamedicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Augusta man secretly weds in Macon after shopping trip
JH McWurrin of Augusta traveled to Macon with his fiancée Wiss Mars Brooks of Atlanta to wed without notifying friends. A minister tied the knot as the bride’s mother and sister watched. The couple fled Macon for Atlanta after the ceremony, and the tale surfaced when McMurrin told an old roommate in Atlanta.
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JH McWurrin
Augusta
Wacon
Wiss Mars Brooks
Agricola
Macon
Atlanta
Winecoft
McMurrin
Bishop Hogue presides at annual conference
Bishop Hogue returns to Atlanta with her family after crossing the European front during wartime. She presides over the annual conference and compensation event of the Tree Method Church, held on Hul Street, as attendance and guest speakers are announced.
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Bishop Hogue
Hul Street
Atlant
Shop Hogue
Serywes
Dr Smart to Preach in College Park Sunday
Dr W Smart of the Virginia Methodist conference and professor of Biblical theology at the Atlantic University will preach at the Methodist Church in College Park Sunday morning at 11 o clock. The present proclamation for prayer for peace between the nations at war will be observed.
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DR. Smart
College Park
W . Smart
The
Virgina Methodist Conference
New Theology
University of Atlante
Ehuren Im
Mill Owners Push Cotton Export Trade Noted At Convention
Lenox Massachusetts September 30 President Albert Greene Duncan urged careful focus on export markets at the convention of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers. James B Reynolds reported that new commercial attaches will study foreign trade conditions, including London textile markets, to inform policy. The group also discussed Egyptain pink bollworm impacts, urging burning picker waste to prevent seed contamination, with measures needing continued vigilance until the threat is mastered.
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Lenox
Mass
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Albert Greene Duncan
James B Reynolds
Washington Textile Bureau
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
London
Association
CI . Woodbury
Easton
Department of Agriculture
Egypt
Woodbury
Alexandria
Princeton Players to Wear Numbers This Season
Princeton announces that football players will be numbered in this season's games. Large figures will be sewn on backs of jerseys and spectators will receive sets bearing the names and members of the team.
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Princeton
Cotton Holding Plan Gained Backing from Businesses
Wednesday announcements show multiple firms committing to purchase cotton to ease shortages. Companies from Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Atlanta, and New York report buying bales, including Chicago Hosiery, Regal Shoe, Dodge Brothers, Sprague Warner, Western Newspaper Union, Brown Perryman Greene, and others.
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Gotten
Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery Company
Chicago
Regal’ Shoe Company
Boston
Dales Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Spragus
Warner & Co
Western Newspaper Union
Brown, Perryman, Greene Company
Atlanta
New York
Frum Scheff
Bale Morgan Machine Company
Rochester
Belltower Box’ and Tank’ Company
Sherman
HM Blumenthal & Co
Hmerson Drug Company
Bowser & Co
Peachtree Street
Charles A Trarquahar
Washington, DC
Senator Hoke Smith
Telfage Manufacturing Company
Himira
Elyea- Austell Company
State Property Cannot Be Condemned In Georgia Ruling
The Georgia Supreme Court upholds a Fulton Superior Court injunction prohibiting Union Telegraph from condemning a state owned right of way for a telegraph line. The ruling clarifies that property owned by the state cannot be condemned by public utility companies.
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Union Telegraph Company
Bell
Fulton Superior Court
State of Georgia
Ouisville and Nashville Railroad
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad
Telegraph Company
Wny
Supreme Court of Georgia
State of
Georgia
Yom Kippur Observed Worldwide with Services
Yom Kippur, one of Judaism’s holiest days, was observed worldwide with prayer and fasting. Memorial services were held in Atlanta synagogues as the holy period began Tuesday at sunset and ended Wednesday at sundown.
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Atlanta
Wilson Pledges Help to Cotton Planters in Crisis
President Wilson promised to push treasury action on emergency currency under the Aldrich Vreeland act for state banks, aiding cotton growers facing a tight money supply. Delegations from governors and congressmen urged direct loans and relief, with Rep Henry pressing for government aid as Congress debates relief measures.
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Washington
Wilson
Conference of Governors
Treasury Department
Aldrich ‘Vreeland
Senate
Robinson
Hardwick
Lever
Henry
Texas
Congress
Augusta Church Calls Rev Trapier Prentiss Rector
Augusta Georgia September 10 Rev Trapier Prentiss of Hempstead Texas will arrive in Augusta about November 1 to become rector of Christ Episcopal church He succeeds Rev G Croft Williams who left for Cascleton South Carolina Prentiss is from South Carolina originally and comes from Jonesboro.
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Augusta
Trapier Prentiss
Hempstead
Texas
Christ Episcopal Church
G Croft Willliams
Caecleston SC
Rey Mr Prentiss
Jone
South Caroine
Houston Court to Convene
Houston superior court will convene Monday October and sit for about two weeks. In the second week Judge Matthews will preside over criminal trials. Twenty two warrants before the grand jury, all felonies, including three for murders, two for criminal assault, one for attempted criminal assault, and one for arson.
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Retry
Houston Superior Court
Matthews
Baseball player Wilfred Genest injured by James Curry
Wilfred Genest of this city suffered injuries after a slide into second base when he was spiked by James Curry of Hartford during a professional game. Genest was unable to play baseball since the incident.
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Wilfred Genest
James Curry
Hartford
Genest
Curry
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