Pope Young nuptials and Athens engagement news
Society notes report the marriage plans of Miss Louise Julia Pope to Mr Alfred Joseph Young at St Anthony’s church in West End with a reception at the Pope home on Lawton Street. The column also details the Cobb Davison engagement in Athens, compliments to Miss Bland Tinson, and various society teas, dinners, and club entertainments in Atlanta and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb-Dadson
Stark Campbell Cobb
Athens
Albert Edward Davison
Andrew J Cobb
University of Georgia
First Baptist Church
Mes Rwallings
Detroit
Brandh
Trantey
Peachteed
Joseph Richardson
Tiss Ketlin Gordon
Iave
Mise
Lacle Howell
Valdosta
Unadilla Ca
Esther Howell
Mra McWhorter
Fllner
Faust Spaghetti promoted as nourishing summer meat substitute
An ad-style note touts Faust Spaghetti as a heat efficient, nourishing alternative to meat in hot weather. It claims a 19¢ package provides nutrition similar to beef, emphasizing durum wheat protein and multiple serving ideas from Maull Bros in St Louis, Missouri.
Ladies auxiliary meeting and Middlecraft circle notice
The Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen holds its regular meeting today at 2:30 p.m. in the Knights of Pythias hall Kiser building All members urged to attend. Middlecraft circle No 1 will hold its September meeting with Mrs McDonald on Well avenue Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Pioneer
Womans Piooneer Society
Aragon Note
Brotherhood of Railway
Knights of Pythias
Hal Kiser
Middlecraft Circle
Mra McDonald
Well Avenue
Social items from local notes of visitors and travel
A string of social items lists residents and guests in Atlanta society. Notes mention Mrs John Hine of Birmingham vacationing, Mrs Bates leaving early October for a trip, Mr and Mrs Walter and Mrs Well traveling in Europe, Miss Edith Well abroad for the winter, and several families returning home from visits in Virginia, North Carolina, New York, and Detroit. Also included are home closings, summer-house openings, and local plans for autumn travel and visits.
Public Charity Urgently Needed to Supply Books and Clothes
Superintend ent Joe Logan of the Associated Charities pleads for immediate public aid to prevent more than 250 city children from missing schooling. About 129 need outfits, all require textbooks, and many families face sickness and poverty. Donations of money or clothing should reach Mr Logan as the term opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Logan
Associated Charities
Lass
Logan
Lagan
R. Hanchelt
America
Two Big Conventions Here in November
Secretary Fred Houser of the Atlanta chamber announces two major conventions in November. The American Hotelmen Protect the Seacoast group and the See America First Party will bring delegates from the Midwest to fill Atlanta hotels, with meetings at the Georgia Hotel and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Houser
Atlanta
Sea Ameriea
Vanty Hotel Mews Association
F Tetten
Ansley
J Lee Barnes
Wajeptte
H % Dutton
Piedmont
Ed L Brown
Kimball
JH Willams
Cass Durand
Convention Bureau
Atlanta Pioneers Celebrate Golden Wedding
The golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Maurice Teitlebaum, pioneer citizens, was celebrated yesterday at their Washington street home. Friends visited from early in the day, with gold and white decorations, refreshments, and a festive reception highlighted by their daughters Mrs A T Wise and Mrs Eugene Jacobs and sons Louis and Sigmund Teitlebaum assisting in welcoming guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Teitlebaum
Teitlebaum
Washington Street
Testlebaum
A. T. Wise
Eugene Jacobs
Mosars Louis and
Sigmund Teitlebaum
Georgia Tech Summer School to Close Friday
The largest summer school in Georgia Tech history will close Friday. Dean A B Morton says all 140 students are prepared for entrance exams starting in September. The program offers prep in chemistry physics math and English with top instructors. Morton notes only two of three student types persist into university study and emphasizes readiness for collegiate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia School of Technology
A. B. Morton
Morton
Southern Colleges
Clerk John H Jones Returns From Vacation
John Jones clerk of the criminal division of the superior court has returned from a two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Jones
John Jones
Criminal Division
The
Superior Court
Melon Growing Brother Remains In Norcross Area
The report describes Homer V Jones with a 6000 acre farm near Norcross where three carloads of watermelons were grown this summer. It notes Jones recovered at Courtland and that the subject man is now ready for the fall term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Hia
Courtland
Jones
Homer V Jones
Brenau Expands Music Faculty with Hanchett and Others
Brenau conservatory adds Dr. Henry G Hanchett as Principal of the Normal Department to broaden teacher training for Southern music education. The faculty also includes Otto Pfeffenkorn J T Sinnette Bery Havens Bruno Michaleis and Mrs Lessie Southgate Simmons guiding a robust vocal department and pedagogical courses starting September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G Hanchett
Hanchett
America
Brenau
R. Hanchett
Metropolitan Conservatory of Music
City of
New York
Brenan
Dr. Blanchell
South
Dr. Hanchett
Otto Pfeffenkorn
J. T. Sinnette
Bery. F. Havens
Dr. Simmons
Shorter College
Bruno Michaleis
Leipzig
Royal Conservatory
Voca
Lessie Southgate Simmons
Mary Helen Howe
Elimer Zoller
Nellie Laing
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Bland Tominson
Erminsham
Maxis Wiildred
Dorothy Harmon
Thornton Mauryn
Ndair
Mrs Harmon
Fast Lake
Nell Phumps
Mirs
Arthur Hynds
Bellelois
Trade Vire
Robert Ridley
Lee Jordan
Foster
Stewart Wallace
John Hroderich
Fops
Wes J
Fouse
Fouse Mra Hinton Hapkins
Whiteford Russell Vrs
Barry Cothran
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Wiss
Prince
Ida Ryan and
Louse Baril
Miss Pope
Wyoliie Loung
Wiss E Fancock
Wiss Wino Shlan
General Graves
Genel
James Tovterfell Graves
Atlint+ang
College Park
Washington DC
Major Hal Gray
Wiss Susin Wchia
Thoma
Pallip
Arnald Trom
Turner
Froest Brown
Armstrong
Veris
Lelen Hogi
Inter Se
Katherine Darby
Inte Se
Ansley Park
Ws Hewitt
Wirtha Peres Sa Ues
Ente Taining
Wow Darby
Charlie McClanm
Tlige Teer
Wes
Woatterin
Mary Anderson
Luvse Cooper
Wes Helen Iksson
Mercer Lee Wi
Herbert Bell Woo
Hairs Morris
Ope Frankiy
Jae Werd
Gutter Pan
Gorden Freeman
Herbert Snyder
Nat Stence
Wary Hagan
Miss Chretin
Buffalo
Yoo
Shellin
Leagoe
Zuber
Maull Bros
St Louis, Mo
Kodaks
Uulca Pail
Caislor
A. KH. Hawkes
Whitehall St
Mra
Jobn Hine
Binuinghamara
Sameel Bott
Mr and
Ie Georgi
Waltera
Sunany
Ridin
Tora
Wills Jones
Ane Mra Thrabeth
Winohip Bates
Wisa Annie, ‘Bates
Aj Trip
Anat
Mctlellan
George Rice
Ther
Misa Elizabeth Rica
Weshteinser Park
Chita
Georges Westmoreland
Juling Prades Jaxy
Tweek
South Osrellzafering
Ernest Woodruff
George Ant
Harry Woodruff
Miss Celeste Shadburn
Buford
Mies le
Harwell
Wire -Willam
Parker
Clayton
Orth Boulevard
Wight Walker
Ismiis
Aiea Renin
Irma Irwin
Montgomery
Stemund Well
Efe Hye
Europe
Edith Well
Horia
Simonaon
Rober Blalouk
Aturta
Irs Trammell Scott
Frank Wilkinson
Wra
Daniel
Colmpn Bcwr
Joyce
Cheries
Daonale Annownes
Con Chartes Jr
Mins Thomee
Paine
John Slomer
Mas
Henry Newman
Fale
Siden SC
Samuel Dinvla Nara Ren
North Caroine
AR Trongsan
New Yor
Eistay
Towaway
Woouch
Senaia
George Botlork
Tunutah Palle
Miro
James
Thompson
Rovers
Ely Tofay
Nort
Carolin
Wallor
Joba Ete
Tounains
Savannah
West Point
Rob
Divan
Carole Hulsey
Mises Maal Scrugger
Waslangton
Teny Ho
Coorg
Sunda
New
Sore
Switt «& Company
Little Ones
Mrs. Frank Pearson
Main
J. F. Letton
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White Path
Mineral Springs
Georgia
Blue Ridge Mounteloy
Peachtres Street
Codlas
T. H. Tabor
Tech Summer
Dean Morton
Woodbury
Woodbury's
Noone
Short Avenue
Kryptok
Best
Walter Ballard Optical Company
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
Manhattan Square Hotel
Manhattan Square Park
Museum OF Natural History
West 77Th St
New York City
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
Central Park
F. N. Rogers
Cliff House
Fin
Tallulah
H. R. Gannon
Brenna
Tige
Enau Conservatory
Brenaua College-Conservatory
Gainesville, Ga
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