Informal Juniper Street Dance For Miss Thomas
Fifty guests attended an informal送 dance at Miss Augusta Garden and Mr Roger Gardien s home on Juniper street to honor Miss Thomas and Miss Pauline Omas of Birmingham. Attendees wore pink and white gowns in period style with noted social figures and several matinee parties mentioned.
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Women testify to Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Westbrook Maine Mrs Lawrence of 12 King St. reports relief from back and side pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life. Manston Wisconsin Mrs M J Brownell says one bottle improved night sweats and pain then continued for six months. within a year she felt like a different woman. The ad touts roots and herbs and offers confidential guidance from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Birthday party and social notices fill Atlanta scene
Palm decorated houses hosted guests with refreshments as W.G. and Mrs. Geary organized a birthday party. Invitations list theater parties at Lyric, Newnan Club gatherings in Inman Park, and bridge luncheons on Piedmont Avenue. Notices mention Mrs Eider hosting auction bridge, Miss Helen Lamar’s dance party, and many society visits, travel plans, and charitable fund drives across Atlanta with multiple host families and local clubs.
Meetings of Georgia Baptist Missionary Union and auxiliaries
The executive board of the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia will meet this afternoon at 1:30 in room 700 Walton building corner Cone Street. The ways and means committee of the Woman's auxiliary to Wesley Memorial Hospital will meet at 10:30 this morning in the Winecoff Hotel. Needlecraft circle No 1 meets Wednesday September 2 at 3:30 at the home of Mrs W T Buchanan 118 Mayson Avenue. All members urged to attend.
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Social items from Atlanta include travels and visits
Mr W R Prescott heads to Washington for a major insurance meeting while Miss Mary Hawkins travels to Birmingham for Miss Hivelyn Reynolds and Mr Jesse Lewis nuptials. Cooper returns from Wrightsville Beach to Atlanta. many locals spend August in Cape May Atlantic City and Richmond before returning. Others visit Concord New York Newport and Thomasville. several families plan returns from Cape Cod and travel through Taxaway.
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Birmingham
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Willie Calhoun
Cape May
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Wilbur
Concord
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New York
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Kaga
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Pacea Perry Road
Publications On Christian Science To the Federal Prison
The prison library has received forty-two Mary Baker Eddy writings including fifteen volumes of Science and Health. Subscriptions for The Christian Science Monitor and other church publications were renewed for ten copies each. The materials follow the Holdy estate program to disseminate Christian Science literature, with public access at the Carnegie library.
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Carletian Sciences
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Christan Ssience Monitor
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der Herold der Christian Science
Mra Holdy
Carnegie Library
College Park Children End Playground Season With Games and Sports
College Park children closed their playground season with competitive games and sports observed by many mothers. The event took place at the College Park public playgrounds near the railroad depot. Atlanta park manager Dan Carey addressed the mothers, largely members of the College Park Woman's Club which runs the playground under its auspices. Ming Annie May Young supervised the program and Mrs Alonzo Richardson, president of the club, assisted.
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Citizens' Bank Seeks State Charter for Attapulgus Bank
Citizens' Bank applies to the Secretary of State for a charter for Citizens' Bank of Attapulgus in Decatur County. The petition seeks incorporation with capital of 7000 dollars. Applicants listed are FF Berkins G B Stapleton H Griffin P Cain and O Spence.
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H Griffin
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Seaman's Bill Disregarded in Senate Delay
Washington August 31 Senate paused action on the seaman s bill revising regulations for American ships to avoid hampering shipping during the European crisis while other measures to bolster the merchant marine are considered. Swift & Company reports a week ending August 25 average price of 117 cents per pound for fresh beer in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Floyd County appoints new deputy warden
The state has appointed a new deputy warden for Floyd County. The commission arrived and designates the official to take charge of Camp No. 2 alongside about five convicts. The previous warden left the post recently after serving since January 1, 191.
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Floyd County
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Japa Held in Germany Protest by Japanese Government
A Japanese protest claims that more than the Japanese are unlawfully detained in Germany. The issue is raised through a foreign power, signaling official government action to secure their release or better treatment.
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Sugunyos
Germany
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