Social notes from Atlanta society calendar and travels
Miss Helen Barnes of Macon will attend the Harvest ball at the Driving Club on the 29th. Several guests visit Atlanta, including Mrs. J. F. Dickinson from Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lamar from Macon. Various clubs meet, births announced, and trips planned for Athens and Richmond, as society keeps pace with sports events and weddings.
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Helen Barnes
Macon
Jennie D. Herris
Lawrence James
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Evelin Brown
Carrollton
Andrew D. Wood
J. L Pritchett
Harrix
Danville
Georgian Terrace
Atlanta
J. F. Dickinson
Boston
W. J. Morrison
Leonard Morrison
Providence
North Carolina
Mary Whitner
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Louise Broyles
Misa Virginia Lipscomb
Joel Hurt
Mier Nellie Prinsy
Athens
Misa Helen McCarty
Susie’ Blackmar
Columbus
Plorence Hooper
Grant Street Paving Fight To Be Renewed In Council
The aldermanic board concurred yesterday to repeal the paving ordinance for Grant Street, stopping repaving and paving a new year. A concrete base under wood blocks near the Georgia Railway and Power tracks will be required by a future ordinance. The streetcar company had refused the base. a fence halted traffic, then was removed by court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Aldermanie
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atreat Car Company
Old Bankruptcy Case Likely to Be Tried
Franklin Ga October 21 Special Thomas & Co bankrupts of this city of which W C Hodnett was appointed trustee about three years ago will come up for trial at an early date. The case involves many creditors liabilities and complications and the outcome will be watched with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Special
Thomas &Co
W. C. Hodnett
Mtely
Ad Men Discuss Plans for Harvest Festival
The Ad Men's club meeting at Ansley was a lively session driven by Harvest Festival hopes and club initiatives. Members agreed to escort Governor Nat E Harris on Governor's Day in Macon October 28, with a special train and badges for participants, while funds from Christmas seal sales would support the Home for the Incurables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
J. M. van Harlingen
Macon
Nat E. Harris
van Harlingen
Relub
Ad Club
Julian V. Boenm
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Ad Men's Club
Jack Carr
Yean
Leroy Rogers
W. B. Howard
Western Union Telegraph Company
Great Public Service Corporation
Fanew York
Kriegehaber
Tvy
Georgis
Iday
PC. Mcniffie
Agricultural Day
Calhoun
King I
Gorlun
Bartow Coiunties
Government anxious for special agents trade talks and exams
Washington plans to discuss Latin American trade advantages with manufacturers and exporters. An eligibility exam for federal special agents will be held at the federal building on November 30. United States civil service aims to recruit men to qualify as special agents of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. Skinner departs London for war loan duties as other postings report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Latin America
Federal
United States Civil Services
London
Robert P. Skt
Mer
Las Atlanta
Trade conditions report to Washington aboard Rotterdam
Mr Skinner sails to Washington to study trade conditions and the impact of war regulations on American commerce, focusing on how restrictions affect exports and shipping. He will report findings to officials and merchants upon return.
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Ernoon
New York
Rotterdam
Mr.Skinner
Washington
Madison Avenue Sidewalk Fight in Council
The debate over removing the sidewalk on the west side of Madison Avenue between Mitchell and Nelson streets continues. The Southern railroad owns the frontage and proposed paving to the property line. council agreed, aldermanic board opposed, a conference committee reported in favor, and the council adopted. Owens gave notice of reconsideration, delaying action for two weeks. The railroad will cover the $400 paving cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisan Avenue
Mitchell
Nelson Streets
Southern Railroad
Tte
Aldermanic Board
Scawhall
McDonald
Thomson
Maddox
Armistead
Dunlap
Owens
Kelley
Alleged muffler law violators fined by Johnson
Recorder Johnson Saturday afternoon fined twelve men for violating the muffler cut-out ordinance after brief hearings. Each defendant was assessed a $1.76 fine and listed include W. M. Belcher a driver at 125 Slington Street Henry Cohen a mechanic at 155 Lowe Street K T Rhodes a driver at 491 Hull Street Walter Shenault a driver at 92 South Forsyth B J McIntyre a mechanic at 4134 Peachtrea Street S Schlessinger a driver at 164 Ivy Street Sam Woodward an electrician at 14 Auburn Avenue Leo Sheard an electrician at 264 East Fourth Street Mires at 239 East Fourth Street M Ferguson a clerk at 37 Woodward Avenue W B Savansent at 311 Courtland Street and A D Merritt a mechanic at 14 Auburn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Johnson
Johnson School of Motoring
W. M. Belcher
Slington Street
Henry Cohen
Lowe Street
East Fourth
Diversified Farming Rules in Sumter Co
In Americus Georgia on October 21 a spectacular cavalcade of farm wagons carried 300 bales of last year’s cotton from Columbus C Hawkins plantation in Sumter County. The haul, drawn by two mules per wagon, valued at about 28000, marked a notable shipment. Three varieties of grain totaling 4000 bushels were sent from the Aries plantation near Americus to Montgomery for filing and seeding, described as the largest grain shipment from southwest Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Columbus C. Hawkins
Hawkins
Sumter County
Aries
Monteomery
Georgia
Boys Take Outing From Soldiers Home Saturday
A lively group from the boys department of the MC A will join a Saturday outing to the soldiers home. They depart at 2 30 under H B L Dean and return by 6. The October 30 trip plans an educational stop at the federal prison, with a factory visit if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC. A
H. BL Dean
Federal
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Agnes Gray
A. Campbell
L. D. Watson
Ansley Park
Marjorie Wilkes
Sam W. Wilkes
Chicago
University of Chicago
Marion Woodward
R. 5. Sewell
Edwin
Banks
Grantville
W. B. Smith
B. H. Barnett
Clinton
J. F. Roughton
George F. Obear, Jr
Williams Mill Road
Ar Z
Goad
Druid Hills
A. McD. Wilson
Coleman
Savannah
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Inman Park
Joy Club
J. B. Brooks
Hart Street
Cater Woolford
Baltimore
Woolford
T. B. Coleman
KT. Dobbs
H. T. Dobbs, Sr
Charles Beach
Monroe Kelly
Kelly
Norfolk
Lucy Lamb
Lamb
Nellie Hood Ridley
Mamie Ansley
Carl Ridley
Charlo, Cox
Frank Martin
Josephine Mobley
Augusta
Glenn Dickey
Jonnie Mobley
Margaret Hawkins
Mississippi
Loulae Hawking
Naz Cok Food Praha
Council
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
W. G. Peebles
Berlin
Sayville
Madison Avenue Sidewalk Causes
Fight IN Council
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall
Sumter CO
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Sper Riy
Daniel Bros.co
Marx Clothes
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