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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1914
Page
26
An ad extols Columbia Grafonola Leader and Double Disc records as the solution to any musical longing. It highlights broad instrument appeal, catalog breadth, and affordable financing with casual terms. The copy invites demonstrations and emphasizes adding pleasure for the household.
Community gatherings at city churches highlight the week with missionary programs and readings. Engagement and upcoming marriage announced for Emma Gene Morcottown native to Joseph Pitta Byrd Tulsa. Local weddings include Henry Carson Smith and Minnie Mae Powell celebrated at the Powell home with a church ceremony and bridals tour planned to the Carolinas and Virginia. Central Presbyterian hosts Normal School Presbyterian girls, with students from the State Normal school enjoying outings and receptions in Athens.
In Newnan Georgia Miss Anna Cutting hosted the Junior Reading circle last Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments included frappe. Contributors to the program were Misses Bessia Dent Wille Florrins and Annie Goodwyn. Neville Arnold then hosted the Young Ladies Social club on Saturday afternoon with sandwiches and punch, marking the first meet.
Local society notes report bridge club hostess Miss Willie Herrinx and guests at a Tuesday gathering with cake and sandwiches. Others travel to Atlanta to see David Warfield while friends visit Dawson and Birmingham. A bride from the week is honored at a Dixie street party and church society hosts enjoy afternoon refreshments. A home remedy for coughs using Pinex is advertised with cost and usage details.
The fifth week of school has begun with examinations completed and satisfactory results. The Glee club is organized and at work. Gymnasium classes are being arranged. Rev. F. D. Hunt of Decatur visited his daughter Miss Zana Hunt and led prayer at the Presbyterian church. A birthday luncheon was served to President Rucketson by the cooking class in colors of Lewis Bender and Delphic Literary societies.
AdaIrsville community notes record John Brack hosting a Prids evening for boys and girls with bars and cakes. His mother sisters and Mrs Charles Jarrett assisted. Emma King hosted a rock club with brust and candies after the fand. Mrs R B Combs entertained the Sewing club Friday afternoon.
Miss Brooksie Lovvorn of Newellia and Mr John W Stewart of Arrenion Ga were united in marriage at Marietta Ga on Sunday afternoon with Rev George W Duval officiating. The bride resides at Newell Ala and becomes part of Carrollton society. Stewart is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Horace Stewart.
Professor Brown and Merrill attend the Fulton county teachers institute last week. Many members of the institute are graduates of the school. While in Atlanta Mr Merrill noted potential benefits from the year's work and the association's plans.
Invitations issued by the senior class for a Halloween ghostly costume party at Winnyvis Hall Monday night. The Georgia section of the American Chamber Society hosts the event with expected attendance in costume.
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