Matt & Jeter in Mexico at Forsyth
The Forsyth presents Matt and Jeter in Mexico in a new, lavish vaudeville musical comedy production with a sixty-foot scenic carload and a fifty-artist cast. Minnie Dupree stars in The Man In Front, while Kaiser Wilhelm’s Hercules and Prince Flora the chimpanzee headline a week of performances including daily matinees starting Labor Day.
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Matt
Jeter
Laugtiter
Mexico
Atlanta
Mutt & Jeff
Gus HI
Bud Fisher
Gus Hill
Fisher
Mitt & Jett
Gus HU
Phun
Minnie Dupree
Alfred Sutro
Jerico
America
Forsyth
Prince Flora
New York
Hugh Emmett
Miss Emmett
Fat Pearl
Dave Hoth
Philadelphia
Europe
Paul” Porter
Alice Porter
Moving Pictures at Grana's Big Double Feature Week
This week at Grana's premieres a two film run headlined by The House of Tem parler and The Valley of the Moon. Jack London’s tale follows a returning prizefighter torn between love and sport, with The Valley of the Broan offering Lon-Son's latest dramatic piece noted for its realism and nuance.
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Jack London
Lon- Son
The Texan Ranger to Play at Jewell Kelley Company
The Jewell Kelley company brings Five elaborate scenes to Atlanta for a summer showcase headlined by The Texan Ranger. Jack Benton, Texas Rangers captain, loves Othel Marshall, daughter of Colonel Walter Marshall, engaged to a friend’s son. An Indian raid and betrayals threaten the fort and white settlement, in a melodramatic Western tale. Cast includes Vernon Wallace, I. H. Kingston, and Ida Courtney with Billy Single Grice and Dock Morrison debuting. Daily matinees and night shows all week. Monday night Indies admitted free.
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Atlanta
Jack Benton
Texas Rangers
Othel Marshall
Anyrely
Jewell Kelley Company
Jock Benton
Vernon Wallace
Vivian McClure
Wenton Rosa
Walter Marshall
Harl Higley
John Hellow
Billy Single Grigg
Lone Wolf
I. H. Kingston
Bin
San Antone
Jewell Kalley
Martha Flamaey
Ida Courtney
Lillian Douglas
Ethel Marshall
Rose Morris
Billy Single Grice
Dock Morrison
The House of Temperley Pictured At Grand
The Grand presents Conan Doyle’s first story adapted for film The House of Temperley with Harburt Bosworth directing. Prices lowered to ten cents due to theater capacity and continuous showings from noon to 10 30 p m. The Heart Charmers at Lyric features Sam Howe with new two act Burlesque by Howe and a Niagara Falls scene.
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Wenderness
Cosmopolitan
Harburt Bosworth
House of Temperley
Conan Doyle
Bia
Rodney Stone
Grand
Americus Banker Secures 100000 for Cotton Bales
Americus banker A W Smith secured one hundred thousand dollars to be advanced on three thousand bales of cotton at about thirty five dollars per bale. Smith, president of the Bank of Southwestern Georgia, arranged the loan in New York for local customers and indicated potential funds for two thousand more bales. About six thousand nine bales from Sumter county will be financed, representing one seventh of the county crop.
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Americus
A. W. Smith
New York
Americas
Sumter County
LaGrange Man Builds Marvelous Automobile
LaGrange Ga September 5 special A local inventor Mr Co P Borders built a small remarkable vehicle named the Borders Buzzer The craft weighs about sixty five pounds yet carries two large men Its base uses iron bed frames a one cylinder Indian engine powers it and four small bicycle wheels provide support Borders tested the machine Friday reaching about thirty five miles an hour without a knock He plans to produce more under a patent
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LaGrange
Borders
Jewell Kelley Company Presents The Texas Ranger
The Jewell Kelley Company selects The Texas Ranger a melodrama of the Texas plains for next week's Labor Day matinee and night. Manager Keley promises an elaborate production and one of the truly big pro- occasions for local audiences.
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Duvn
The
Texas Ranger
Texas Plains
Jewell Kelley Company
Keley
Bibb farmers seek special session to ease cotton crisis
Bibb county farmers plan to petition Gov Staten for a special legislative session to address Georgia cotton troubles. A committee of business leaders will relay the proposal and a tax of 6 cents per pound on cotton over 500 pounds sold for plows was urged, with other ideas to suspend debts and redirect funds to support the crop. Athens and Atlanta actions endorse coordinated relief efforts and local merchants vow to buy and hold cotton to stabilize prices.
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Macon
Bibb County
Atante
Staten
Georgia
W.E. Anderson
TY. Ro Aver
Joe Hui Hell
Suapsn
Eupile School
Bip
Georgia Sore Congress
Athens
South Georgia
Atlanta
German Sailors Lose To English Captain
England wins a legal battle over four German sailors who departed from a British steamer. Judges McAlpin and Sheppard ruled on jurisdiction and habeas corpus, with Judge Sheppard directing the sailors be returned to Captain Williams Maughton, ending the dispute.
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Savannah
England
Germany
Williams Justice Maughton
State Department
Washington
Aailors
Fight on Candler County to be pushed
Statesboro Ga September 5 Special Although the bill creating Candler county passed both houses it now seems likely the issue will go to the general election in October Advocates say the new county would take territory from Bullock Emanuel and Bulloch counties Emanuel County citizens oppose Candler county and likely to oppose as strongly as Bulloch county did
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Statesboro
Candler County
Bath House
Senate
Bullock
Emanuel
Swainsboro Forest-Blade
Emanuel County
Andrew College to Open September 15 at Cuthbert Ga
Cuthbert Ga September 6 Special Preparations are under way for the opening of Andrew College on September 16. President J W Malone reports reservations are strong this year, facilities improved, and a larger faculty. The home economics department opens this year with full equipment and staff. A large force is preparing the grounds and buildings for the opening as Andrew enters its sixty first year with high expectations.
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Cuthbert
Andrew College
J. W. Malone
Andrew
Adee Returns From Tour Of France On Bicycle
Washington September 3 Alvey A Adee second assistant secretary of state is back at his desk after a summer abroad. He began the season with a bicycle trip in France and later attended an international conference at Christiania seeking government for Spitzbergen. He was in Oslo when the European war arose.
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Washington
aAlvey A. Adee
State Department
Europe
Athens Shriner drum corps formed for Seattle meeting
Athens Ga last night organized a Shriners drum corps attached to Yaarab temple Atlanta to attend next year’s Seattle gathering. About forty members compose the unit with officers named W. A. Capps captain G. B. Snookin first lieutenant and T. Moon second lieutenant. The corps will be composed of Shriners only.
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Athens
Athens Shriners
Yaarab Temple
Atlanta
Seattle
A. Capps
G. BH. Snookin
T. Moon
Shriners
Stock Dealers Agree to Pay Ten Cents
Six stock dealers of Athens Georgia agreed today to pay ten cents in handling charges. They hold assets totaling more than 15 000 dollars and the rates are noted as natural. The announcement came from Athens on September 5 in a special dispatch.
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Athens
Btii
Theae
Carrollton Voters Oppose New City Charter
Carrollton Georgia voters rejected a proposed city charter in a September 1 referendum defeating it by a wide margin. The measure would have reorganized city government but failed to pass.
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Carrollton
Sunday School Meet at Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
The Atlanta Baptist Sunday School association will meet at Capitol Avenue Baptist Church this afternoon at 3:30. Rev Charles W Daniels pastor of First Baptist will give the principal address. Mrs Parris and Miss Susan Anderson will speak. Important business matters will be considered.
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Thy
Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Addreson
Charles W. Daniels
First Baptist Church
Parris
Susan Anderson
Delights of Society Dinner Parties Foster Local Ties
Miss Capie Davis hosted a Tuesday dinner party with guests including Mrs W F Jordan Miss Emily Hargrove of Atlanta Miss Pauline Jordan Miss Louise Powell and Mrs RL Davie Al fresco parties followed as Opal Gilmore hosted 2 gatherings at her Forsyth Street home Complimenting Miss Joyce Henderson Miss Minnie Brown Henderson of Round Oak Mrs James B Henderson hosted a morning party with rook and luncheon The town’s young set enjoyed dances at Hecht's hall and a later formal reception by Miss Ruby Exell for Mrs John Callaway and Mrs Harvey Larraynmisses Lawrence of Athens Color schemes pink and white and red and green featured in tea courses cards and decorative touches
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Capie Davis
W. F. Jordan
Emily Hargrove
Atlanta
Pauline Jordan
Louise Powell
RL. Davie
Opal Gilmore
Charming
J. G. Gilmore
Forsyth Street
Joyce Henderson
Minnie Brown Hengerson
Round Oak
James B. Henderson
Milas Eugenia Newton
Fay Hutchinan
Hecht's
Misa Hutchison
Hecht
Troy Allen Wan
Misa Eunice Pitts
Locust Grove
Mira
G. D. Jordan
Ruby Byerl
John Callaway
Covington
Harvey. Lawrence
Athens
Ruby Exell
Hervey Lawraned
Caroline Forse
Lorna “Lawrence
Pauling Jordan
Louise Powell Little
WF. Jordan
C.H. Jordan
Mra
Bo Greene
FS Belcher
Monroe Hutchinson
Sarah Jordan
Eugenia Newton
Henderson
Mise Caple Davis
Charles Henderson
Misa Joyce Henderson
Misa Raith Walker
Hattie Kate Jordan
Minnie Walker
Mrs. Roper
Bride and Groom Set to Wed in Intimate Thomasville Ceremony
The wedding will be a small family affair with Captain and Mrs. Bo A. White hosting. Miss Branham, the second daughter of Mrs. White, will wed Mr. Ingram, a young business man from their home city, and the couple will reside in Thomasville.
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Bo A. White
Branham J
White
Ingram
Thomasville
Eastern Star Marks Rob Morris Birthday in Warm Springs
In Warm Springs Georgia an Eastern Star assembly honored Rob Morris founder of the order. Mrs Wille B Morenn presided with assistants Mrs ML Wilson Miss Talplah R Atkins and Mrs Senne Hubbard. Morning instruction and afternoon talks followed by a dinner for delegates from ten chapters.
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Warm Springs
Rob Morris
Order of the Eastern Star
Georgia
Wille B. Morenn
ML 5.Wilson
A Sugta
Talplah R. Atkins
Cordele
Senne It Hubbard
Macon
Wilson
Miss Vaude Glover Hosts Pleasant Fitzgerald Lawn Party
Fitzgerald Georgia observed a cheerful lawn party last week hosted by Miss Vaude Glover. Attendees enjoyed a relaxed afternoon outdoors with neighbors and local friends in attendance.
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Miss Vaude Glover
Social at Krauss home with dancing and guests
In Brunswick, a Tuesday party at Judge D W Krauss residence honored Miss Dorothy Kreuse, with dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Marie Hopkins, Gertrude Potter, Clara Briesenick, Ruth Sherman, Elvira Torras, Apphia Jackson, and many others. On Thursday the Krauss family left for Winston-Salem North Carolina for several weeks while Dorothy resumes college. Also noted is the upcoming marriage of Miss Sara Clifford Branham to Mr B H Ingram of Thomasville planned for Monday September 7 at the Branham home.
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D. W. Kraues
Dorothy Kreuse
Marie Hopkins
Gertrude Potter
Clara Briesenick
Willard Royal
Eugene Ratell
Ben Harley
Thomas Hopkins
Joan Bennett
Krauss
Social rounds and gatherings in Commerce area
The record covers multiple social events. Mrs J C Glover hosted a Matrons Club afternoon with Miss Pauline Crawley and others. Mrs Hewlett Wrils achieved high score in Forty Two. Miss Martha aided with refreshments. Out of town guests included Mrs Hulett Wrila and Mrs Maggie Dean Morris. Other attendees listed. Bessie Huff hosted a birthday party for Libble De Lock from Falberton. Little Haridge Powell marked his tenth birthday with a party. Mr and Mrs C A Holtmendorf and daughter Granys returned from a Great Lakes trip. Jeffie Persons and Elizabeth Prion, recent Ann Arbor summer students, returned to teach in local schools.
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J. C. Glover
Pauline Crawley
Nell ¥Razer
Modene Powell
Helen Osborne
Julia” Prenties
Exe Bennett
Commerce
J.B. Turner
Shelfman
J. Puteet
Martha
Mra Hulett Wrila
Maggie Dean Morris
Bahnette
Blescones
J. L. MéGarty
J. L.wrager
J. A. Murphey
Davies
J.L. Pittman
J. & Ligeour
Grittin
A.B. Cook
Russell
GB. Ricker
Bessie Huff
Lake Beatrice
Misa Libble de- Lock
Falberton
Higridge Powell
C. A. Holtmendorf
Mise Granys
Great Lakes
Holmendorf
Miza Gladys
Jeffie Persons
Elizabeth Prion
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ime
Elegant AmERICUS Socials Honor Visiting Guests
AMERICUS GA Miss Eilisabeth Bidriuge hosted a pretty party for Miss Lian Chester from Columbus at Miss Mary Haudhin’s home on Lee Street with tub tea and games. The Country club dance for visiting girls featured chaperon Mrs James Hixon and a long list of local youths. A separate gathering honored Miss Marty Arnold of Macon hosted by Mrs Joe Bryan with pink roses, hook and forty two, and refreshments. Another morning event by Misses Elizabeth and Mildren Hollis celebrated Miss Lyra Swift and Miss Marion Edwards with formal bridge and silk stockings gift.
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Eilisabeth Bidriuge
Lee Street
Lian Chester
Columbus
Mary Haudhin
James Hixon
Uarion Howards
Lyra Ewitt
Edith Hildrath
Mildred Hollis
Mary Belie Hixon
Misa Verdre
Jacksonville
Ben Hawkine
McCord Prather
Frank Cato
Harry Hawkins
Rob Hawkins
John Mathis
Furlow Gatewood
Arthur Rylander
Frank Stapleton
M. HL. Wheeler
Marty Arnold
Macon
Slater
Joe Bryan
Bryan
Arnold
Elizabeth Brown
Mary Wlan Sheppard
Elisabeth Allen
Annie Bailey
Cora Wood
Lump
Pelham Gala Honored Guests and Wedding in Pelham
A Miraient club girls event honored Miss Per Mélia Caf and Miss Lillie Caf at Mrs. B. K. Marshall’s home with fern and rose decor. Elnora Marshall and Mary Jane Baggs served punch. Annie May Collins of Camilla married Collier Hall of Newton at Rev. J. P. Lee’s Baptist church after arriving by automobile around 10 p.m.. the bride a popular Camilla young lady and the groom a Newton businessman.
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Miraaient Club
Permélia
Lillie Caf
B. K. Marshall
Elnora Marshall
Mary Jane Baggs
Annie May Collins
Carilla
Collier Hall
Newton
Pelham
Petharm
J. P. Lee
the Baptist Church
Camilla
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Selma’s
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Selma
Chamberlin-Johnson-Du- Bose Co
Cone Drug Stores
Jacob Pharmacies
Ethhamd
West 24Th St
Jane Iran
Lyric
Columbia Amusement Company
Sam Howe
Birmingham
Charles Howe
Heart Charmers
Niagara Falls
Burlesqus
Howe
Busi 5
Moses Cohen
Mildred Stroller
Nettie McLaughlin
Bernice Bartlett
Alice Poole
John Keenan
Chick Cameron
Harry #. Henry
al Pierson
Earl Flynn
Bill Wilson
Mr. Howe
Odivia
Americus Bank
Smith
Eagrange
BIBB
Adee
Qsbz
Ollton
Jon
Nat
General Assembly
Minses Meade
Marjorie Thomas
Hatenton
Willie Fort Williams
Monticello, GA
Jesup
Elizabeth Price
Leta Knight
Rebekah Knight
Taru Jones
Mary Wider Jones
Ouida Gann
Markc Bannett
Hattie Mae Bennett
Gladys Moore
Eliza Finch
Laura ‘Virginia Surrency
Sarah Francis Price
Avie Rogers
Annie Pafford
Willa Meta
Loulge
Gladys Price
Ernest Odum
Clayton Knight
D. 8. Price
Warm Springs, GA
Brunswick, GA
Nadine
Faris
Americus, GA
Pelham, GA
Berry Bros
Tripod Paint CO
N. Pryor St
Bell M
el Ryad
Ambosa
Sultana
A&p
Iona
Santos
Dundee
Marma
Lade
Bell
Millar
Ik P Pure
Whitehall St
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