Wedding of Miss Hester Trepary and John Calhoun Carter
The wedding occurred Saturday afternoon October 9 at 3:30 with Rev. Horace DuBose officiating. The church featured white and gold decor. The bride wore midnight blue traveling suit with black fur trim, a velvet toque, and carried bride roses and valley lilies. The maid of honor Olivia Carter wore black velvet, with a canary-trimmed hat, and carried yellow pansies. The couple plan to reside in LaGrange after a Montgomery visit, with many out-of-town guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenary Carter
Mea Hester Trepary
John Caihoun Carter
Horace DuBose
Olivia Carter
Montgomery
Ala
Jerances Smith
A. M. Smith
W. Ef, Trenary
George Crossley
LaGrange
Messrs
Tyler
Bul- Jack
Corbin Carter
Afternoon social events and upcoming weddings listed
The page details afternoon matinees and dance parties for Misses Wilson Hud- son Newbanks and others at Hyperior club and Decatur Athletic club. It notes engagements and upcoming weddings for Miss Mattie Belle Ripley to J C Thompson on Oct 13 and Miss Marlan Harlan to Lewis Rosser on Oct 19 with bridal party gatherings and themed luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lasnett
Elizabeth Dudley
Hyperior Club
Miss Wilson
Afiss
Ethel Hudson
Mise
Natalie Ragsdale
Wilson
Hud
Ahine
Goree
Katherine Newbanks
Charles Spur- Bean King
Miss. Ripley
George Gibbs
Forsyth
Mattie Belle Ripley
J.C. Thompson
H. L. Flynt
Missy Mildred Houston
Agnes Gibbs
Edward Terrell
Missy Brankle Thompson
Miss Harlan
Marlan Harlan
Lewis P. Rosser
SL. Pace
Haroll Cooledge
Pace
Druid Hilla
Margaret Rosser
Martha. Crane
Milzabeth Verndon
Mrs. J. W. Harlan
Decatur Athletic Club
Hugh H. Trotti
R. L. Wallace
7. P. Laird, Sr
Hugene Wilson
Ethel Stewart
Maude Stanley
Lois Pattillo
Augusta” Bkeen
Martha’ Amith
Nobis Clay
Dills
Ellen Browder
Laura McClellan
Amelia Alexander
Marguerite Stevens
Adeline Milledge
Misa
Lota Buchanan
Boyd Sutton
Pittman Sutton
Carson Rose
Joe Elder
Arthur Laird
P. Laird
John McClellan
Joe Taylor
Everett Martin
Henry Stanley
Sutton Stanley
Attilus Haygood
Davitte Hammond
Hooper ‘Alexander, Jr
Theo Bamspeck
Clayton Scofield
Booker Pattillo
Robert Ramspeck
Meetings and notices from Atlanta and Florence Crittenton home
The Atlanta Chapter BD A Ro will meet Friday at Craigie Houge to discuss the Harvest Festival. An informal reception for the state regent will follow. The Florence Crittenton Home ladies board meets at 10 30 this morning at Carnegie Library with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Craigie Houge
Drama League Announces Fall Program of Plays
The Drama League presents a fall slate read by named members. October 12 through November 30 features Shaw Pygmalion and other dramas including Children of Earth, The Twelve-Pound Look, Sabotage, L Aiglon, Their Wing, King Argimence and the Unknown Was, Hedda Gabler, The Poglieffice, and The Madras House. Meetings are at the Georgian Terrace at 3 pm Tuesdays with a study class on American drama Thursdays mornings at Baronne Library. Mrs. Earl Sherwood Jackson serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toé Tau
George Bernard Shaw
W. C. Jarnagin
Ailes Brown
Mex Merrill Hutcheson
J. Mr Barrie
Mra. Hamilton Block
Hellem
Valeron and
DeBatoc
Mise Mery Brent
Whiter
L'Aiglon
Edmond Rostand
W. W
Memminger
George Middleton
Hansom Wright
King Argimence
For? Dussany
Imma Garrett Boyd
Hedda Gabler
Helurth Thien
Caralra Cobbatt
Robin@ransth ‘Fagore
Mra Earl Sherwood Jackson Noverster
Madras House
Granystle Barker
E Sf Lunceford
Maname
Army of Clowns Comes to Town with Barnum & Bailey
A city-bound performance by Barnum & Bailey promises side-splitting hilarity. The piece highlights the evolving circus clown, noting modern acts, varied costumes, and a mix of animals and vehicles in a vibrant tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army OF Clowns
Barnum & Bailey
Tery
Seventh Annual Baptist Meeting Opens in Atlanta Today
The Atlanta Association of Baptist Churches begins its seventh annual session at Calvary Baptist Church, with three days of meetings headed by moderator W. W. Gaines. Officers include Lester A. Brown, Marcellus M. Anderson, and G. S. Fllor. The program features devotions, organizational procedures, sermons by Rev. L. E. Barton and Rev. W. H. Major, and discussions on church problems. A separate note reports Mr and Mrs Roper narrowly escaping a fire in their upstairs room as flames reached their door while they slept with their two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Association of Baptist Churches
Calvary Baptist Church
Philadelphia
W. W. Gaines
Atlanta
Lester Alex Brown
Marcellus M. Anderson
G. 5. Frlor
A. 8. Wheeler
John F. Purser
W- N. Edenfield
J. la Jackson
W. F. Murdett
George M .Brown
Onn M. Green
W. T. Jones
A. &. Gordon
Charlen W. Daniel
W. EL Major
FL BH
Akers
W.M. Sentell
Barton
Atlanta Association
W. H. Major
State Hoard of
Charles W. Daniel
Atlanta Baptist
F.C. McConnell
Auquate, Ua
W. Roper
Gemali
Government Survey Of Fulton Property To Enrich Treasury
Fulton county commissioners propose a government survey of all property to assess value and record ownership. Aimed at boosting the county treasury with additional taxes, the project would be run with federal aid and reveal previously untaxed properties. Completion is hoped in three years, with contracts let next December. Jefferson county Alabama’s Birmingham area currently uses the system, which chairman Ss. B. Turman calls a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
County Commission
Commissionera
Jefferson County
Alabama
Birmingham
Ss. B. Turman
Federal Court Hears Appeal of Government in Income Tax Case
The Fifth District United States Court of Appeals heard an appeal by the government in a dispute over an income tax refund claimed by the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. The case stems from a May ruling by Judge Newman upholding the tax refund demand of $7,000 deemed illegally collected. Also on appeal, farmers Franklin Huff Charlie Adams and Henry Putnam contest a peonage conspiracy verdict, challenging admissibility of evidence and verdict form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Blalock
Internal Revenue
Georgia Raiilway and
Electric Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth District
Blalock
United States District
Fouper Alexander
Federal District Court
Newman
Franklin Huff
Charlie Adams
Henry Putnam
Griffin
Court of Appeals
Longest squash ever presented by Haygood
Squash grower J. W. Haygood of Grant Street declares himself champion squash grower in the region. The prize vegetable measures 71 inches from stem to stem and hangs for exhibition at The Constitution office. Haygood will surrender the title to any rival producing a specimen even a sixteenth of an inch longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haygood
Grant Street
Aes
Ward
Mr. Haygood
Constitution Office
Rome Chamber Plans Market and Warehouse
The Rome Chamber of Commerce aims to establish a central market and cold storage warehouse in Rome Georgia for concentrating warehouse and farm products. E R Cantrell of Home will direct the project and auto trucks will serve each district daily to transport produce to the warehouse. The company will also operate a gasoline boat and barge on the Oostanaula River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rome Chamber of Commerce
E.R. Cantrell
Home
Warshouge
Opearto
Oostanula River
Atlanta Ad Men to Escort Harris to Macon Parade
About twenty five Atlanta Ad men will escort Governor Nat Harris to Macon for Governors Day at the Georgia State fair on October 25. The Atlanta Ad club will lead the executive escort in the journey and pageant. Agricultural day promises to be a chief highlight with many counties planning floats and exhibits. German truck farmers plan to participate with floats showcasing farming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Nat E. Harris
Macon
Aa Club of
The
Fair Association
Harris
Ad Club
Ad Clu
Police Seek Mrs. J. R. Parks Escapee From Piedmont Infirmary
Police, under Chief Mayo, search for Mrs. J. H. Parks, an inmate who escaped from Piedmont sanitarium at 4 o'clock. She is reported addicted to dope and was last seen heading west on Crumley street after the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
J. H. Parks
Piedmont Eanitarium
Stereopticon Lecture on Grand Canyon at Harris Street
A stereopticon lecture titled Grand Canyon of Arizona will be held at Harris Street Presbyterian Church at 8 o clock. Miss Eda Bartholomew will perform a brief musical program on the organ. All seats are free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Eda Bartholomew
Deepening of Brunswick Port Sought by Atlanta Chamber
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce directors adopted resolutions urging the U S Army engineers to deepen the port of Brunswick. They argued southern harbors are too shallow for oceangoing ships, Hampered freight to southern markets, and proposed forming committees for the Chattewoochee navigation project and the Food Roads convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Board of Engineers of
United States
Jarmy
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
North Atlantic
Waterways Association
Columbus
Mell R. Wilkinson
Bluefield
W. Va
J. N. Hazelhurst
Chamber
Chattanooga
Miami
Fla
Kansas
South
Atlanta
Questa
Merchants to Meet at Luncheon Today Atlanta Retail Merchants Meet at Ansley Hotel
Members of the Atlanta Retail Merchants' Association will hold a luncheon at the Ansley Hotel today at 1 o'clock. Meetings occur on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month to foster closer touch and cooperation among Atlanta merchants and pursue greater unity and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Public Meeting Highlights Talk by Postmaster Jones
Postmaster Bolling H. Jones agreed to give merchants a fifteen minute talk on "Regency" at today’s meeting. His proven public dealings and experience would benefit local merchants and improve relations with the buying public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolling H. Jones
Regency
Afr
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John $. Cohen
Capital City
Garrett Wall
Richmond
Walker Percy
Mirs
Beasie Massie
Thomas B. Paine
Lowry Arnold
East Lake
John Grant
Dr. Carter
John Carter
John CG
Detwiler
L. B. Buttle
David Carter
Fannie
Emmie Carter
Alex Thrasher
Thomson, Ga
J. J.pruitt
Bion, Williams
Woodbury
Callie Hoke Smith
Katherine Bilis
Sam Dick
Southern University of Music
Cantata Club
Universalist
Hast Harria
Peachtree
Albert Gerard-Thiers
Mothers’ Department
First Baptist Church
J. M. Staples
Weat North Avenue
William Owens
Charles Murray
Harlan Rosser
Marian Hzabeth Harlan
Lewis I. Rosser, Jr
J. W. Harlan
Planter’s Bridge Road
John Stoltz
Ottumwa
Iowa
Lillian Stevens
Elizabeth Denman
Elizabeth Herndon
Harold Cooledge
Mr. Rosser
RL. Wilson
Gores
Warylesboro, Pa
Miss Searcy
Marguerite Searcy
Memphis
James L. Riley
Driving Club
Hudson Moore
Charles Danials
T. B. Felder
Canopital City Club
Allison Greene
Marshall Feel
Anniston
John Mr. Prynn
Mlynn
Hast Lake Country
Peck
Stephens Hook
Drama League
Terracora
Edna Walragen
Ansley
Winnie Wilson
Mias
Alline Goree
W. OC. Willingsvns
Mortis Ewing
Ethel] Hudson
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Davison-Paxon-Stokes
Missy L0gan Stevens
Marian Harlan
Mia
Martha Crane
Elizabeth Hérndon
Beth
Ben Allen
Baptist
Blaze
Fulton
Treasury
Haygood
Rome Chamber
Giru
Bra. L
Teague
Cooper Sq
Charleston
D. C
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
J. R. Parks
Swift & Co
Rountree
LZ. Turner
Sgr. Se Sa
Whitehall St
Tone
Paris
America
Georgette Crepe
Nainsook
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