Social notes and hometown visitors in Atlanta
Local column lists numerous residents and guests returning home from travels. Names include Miss Miriam Sykes, Mr. Cater Woolford, Mrs. John Ottley, Miss Mina L. Blount, Mrs. J. N. Goddard, Mrs. George Morton, Mrs. E. J. Caldwell, and many others. It records summer sojourns at Wrightsville Beach, Magnolia, Hot Springs, LaGrange, and Barnstable, with plans to attend weddings and academic pursuits this fall.
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Bacothy Erata
George Connors
Ana George Con—nors, Jr
Senners Ana
Mie
Connors
Georsins
Terence
Aire
Hughes
Spaldtig
Athens
Miriam Sykes
Missiasippi
George McCarty, Jr
John K. Ottley
John Kott Jr
Rew
Ase
Cater Woolford
West
Witt
Travers-Hill
Cambridge
Margaret Hecht
Vienna
Germany
Department of Opera
Southern University
Sic
J. N. Goddard
Toxaway
Sae Mire
George L. Morton
George
Wrights
Ville Beach
Georgian Terrace
Lewis Wallhouse
Maine Woods
Riverside Academy
Gainesville
Eac
George J. Dexter
East North Avenue
Lewis
Barnstable
Mase
Islya
E. M. Horing
Bridge
Emma Kate Amorous
T. Moni
Cherokee
Ala
M. C. Monk and Son
West Point
W. P. Monk
Mills Tree
City
Harvey Hill
LaGrange
Arthur Parke
Louisville
E. J. Caldwell
R. FP. Sams
Clarkston
Juniper Street
Albert ‘Bowell
James D. Robinson
Norfolk
Boston
Magnolia
Massachusetts
B. A
Greenbiter White Sulphur Springs
Frank 9
Ellis
Katherine Eilis
James
Hot Springs
Albert Thornton
John E. Murphy
Warner Martin
North Corona
Mgr
Asa PD
Candler
Kelly Evans
the Pillars
John BR. ‘Atkinson
A. B. Wheeler
New York
Charles EK. Meekley
Rome
W. W. Morgan
Louies and
Roskind
Mul
J. DeFoor
Hast Point
G. Floyd Cox
G. E. ‘Webster
Park Street
West Nd
B.S. Mattingly
White Sulphur Springs
Gatnenville
F. R. Bellec
API North Boulevard
Flora Harrison
Mary Sparka
Birmingham
Grady Hospital Prepares for School Openings
About fifty children headed to Grady hospital since Monday for adenoids and tonsil removal before fall term. To handle the volume physicians will dedicate two days each week to procedures. Twelve of the fifty were admitted Monday as the worst cases, with others turned away for lack of room.
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Sigwig
Grady Hospital
Meetings of Atlanta Women's Missionary Association
The monthly meeting of the Atlanta Women's Missionary Association reporting the travelers aid work will be held this morning at Central Congregational Church corner Ellis Street and Carnegie Way at 10 o'clock. All ladies interested are invited to attend.
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Atlanta Women’s Bissalonary Anenciation
Central ‘Congregational’ Church
Ellsatreet and
Carnegie Way
WEDDINGS AT OXFORD VA AND ATLANTA
Three Oxford weddings reported Sunday. Pauline Mobley married Harold Stephens at their parents home near Oxford. Vera Linder of Dublin wed Charlie Mobley in Atlanta. Florence Diet married Emory Lamer Stone at the Mobley home. Guests depart for their destinations afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ed Mobley
Pauline ‘Mol Joy
Harold Stepheny
F. Stephens
Shelmut
Atlanta
Vera Linder
Dublin
Charlie Mobley
Misa Pauline Mobley
R. D. Dis
Mina Clark
Florence
Diet
Emory Lamer Stone
D. T. Stone
W.felton
Harold Stephens
Emory Stone
Macot
Two More Candidates Enter Municipal Race in Ward contests
Two new candidates paid entrance fees for the city primary adding John D. Sisson for alderman fifth ward and Dr Ed T Mincky for council sixth ward. With Garner and Besser already paid, the alderman slate from the fifth ward is closed. Registration closes September 10 and voters appear slow to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Sisson
Ed. T. Mincky
Ofth
C. BR. Garner
W. E. Besser
Chie
Dr. Minvey
Ecunel
Funeral of J N Wood to be held Wednesday
The funeral for John Newton Wood, Atlanta businessman and Confederate veteran, will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. from his residence 1319 Peachtree Street. Interment will follow at West View. Survived by widow, four daughters, two sisters, two brothers, two grandsons and three granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton Wood
Atlanta
Peachtree
West View
Wood
Fulton Dragoon
G. B, Hudson
Mra
Ida Robertson
Clarke
JB. L. Winn
Adeline Norton
Lucy J. Bonner
Rev. EH
Moses Wood
Homer Head
John W. Hudson
GM. Stokes
May
Mauda Hudson
Woman Refuses Operation for Amorous Growth in Louisville
Louisville woman recounts refusing surgery after a doctor diagnosed an operable growth. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with alleviating pain and enabling a return to normal life. The advertisement asserts testimonials are genuine and invites letters to Lynn Massachusetts for confidential replies.
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Louisville
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia. Pinkham
J. M. Reson
West Broadway
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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Prank Butt
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