Society Notes Highlight Mrs Cranes Luncheon And Local Marriages
A long social column details Mrs Cranes luncheon with guests Misses Algood Jones Stoney Benjamin of Montgomery and others. It notes the quiet Wednesday wedding of Miss Glouise McCartney Attalla and BW Erwin of Birmingham, with plans for an Eastern trip and Birmingham residence. Also covered are theater party plans for Miss Virginia Lipscomb and friends, Miss Gachett dinner in New Orleans, the Donhue Santer nuptials, a surprise party for Miss Ivaline Lucke, and teas and club events honoring Birmingham guests with multiple social networks and local families linked to Attalla, Birmingham, Atlanta, and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCartney-Erwin
Gloulse McCartney
aAttalla
Asia
Erwin
Birmingham
Alexander
Houston Street Review
Perry
Attala
Ala
Atlanta
Mtr
Daily Times
Chattanooga
Wenn
Vir
Baxter W Erwin
Gadsden
Fisters
Virginia Lipscomb
Gladys Teague
Augusta
Misa Detherlé@se
Kansag City
Robert Forrester
Might
Elizabeth Butler
East Lake Club
Capital City Country Club
Ivaline
Lois Lucke
Nettle Logan Asby Luther Tholene Jones
Rosebud Almond
Blanche Scott
Lillan Hightower
Grace Redwine
Katie Bearden
Mannie Lee Redwine
Mal Bearden
Louise Allen
Messrs
Eldridge Veal
Frank Pharr
Frank Brooks Almond Redwine
Seab Chapman Walker Bloodworth
Leland Marjchardt
Guy Pharr
Cardu Promises Relief for Womanly Weakness
A woman from Alabama recalls severe fatigue headaches and weakness after marriage. She credits Cardui with restoring health after two months of illness and urges other women to try the herbal medicine, promising it strengthens vitality and relieves common pains. Write to Chattanooga Medicine Co for a home treatment guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itis
Chattanoozi Vedicine Co
Social items from Atlanta society page listing many visitors and travels
Mrs James D Redington and Mea Robinson joined at a local tea. Phinty Calhoun announces the birth of Marion Perl who arrived Sunday aboard from Europe and joined Als family at Biltmore NC. Numerous readers note trips to Knoxville exposition, Atlantic City, TenneeVes and Canada, with residents returning from or visiting places like Nova Scotia, Quebec, Atlanta, Birmingham, Lookout Mountain, and Athens. Mentions include Mrs Harry Lug Mish, Miss Roby Felder Ray, Rov Jere Myers, Miss Emily Robinson, Mr Memmlinger, and many more residents and travelers with varied summer plans and homecomings.
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James D Redington
Mea Robinson
Toxmeay Tee
Phinty Calhoun
Marion Perl
Memminger
Europe
Als Family
Biltmore NC
Putin
Mur
Memmlegerie
Atanta Afour
Albany pastor accepts call and local social updates
An assortment of society notes lists residents and visitors across Alabama and nearby towns. Mentions an Albany pastorate, Mrs Hines of Mobile, travels to Blue Ridge areas, family movements between Atlanta, Rome, Sewanee, and Athens, and court official Judge Holden’s relocation with his family.
Regular meetings slated for Tuesday September 9
The Imorence Crittenden Home board meets at 10 30 this morning at Carnegie Library. Capitol Hive No 1 Ladies of the Maccabees call a business meeting Tuesday afternoon September 9 at 48 Carnegie Way with full attendance urged. The Womans Missionary Society of St Marks Church meets in the Sunday school room Tuesday September 9 at 4 pm.
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Imorence Crittenden Home Board
Carnegie Lbrary
Capitol Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Carnegie Way
Womans Missionary Society of
St Marks Church
Daughters May Fight Army Post Canteens
A communication to Mrs Shepard W Foster urges reconsideration of a D A R resolution endorsing the army post canteen. WI Mam H Anderson of the Anti Saloon League of America alleges the D A R was tricked during the Washington convention. Foster says she will defer action and present the matter to the state organization at the February Macon meeting.
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Shepard W Foster
Peachtree Street
Georgia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mam H Anderson
Anti Saloon League of America
Army Post
Washington DC
Foster
State Organization
Whent
Macon
Charter Granted for Atlanta Autodrome and Athletic Association
A charter approved by Judge George T Bell forms the Atlanta Autodrome and Athletic Association with 10000 capital stock and potential rise to 129000. The plan includes 40000 preferred and 65000 common stock at 104 per share, funding a mile long banked track. Construction begins as promoters promise record breaking events starting in hoverumber.
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George T Bell
Atlanta Autodrome and Athletic Association
Anderson Elder Govarn
Whitman
America
Hoverumber
Atlanta Chamber Activities Boost for Atlanta Industry
The first issue of the Atlanta Industrial and Commercial Bulletin, edited by W. H. Leahy, printed in 2,500 copies, showcases city views and the Fulton county courthouse. It outlines plans for future statistics on rail service, a factory-site list, and a push for Atlanta made goods with targeted mailings to members and grocers. Georgia Chamber official Buxy C D McKinney coordinates offices in Atlanta for the Macon meeting on September 16.
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Atlanta
W. H. Leahy
Yes
Chamber
Leahy
City Hall
Fulton County
Gorgla Tech Wueh
Oh Leahy
The
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Atlanta Industrial and Commercial Bulletin
Chamber of Commerce
T Camp
Grocers and Butchers Retail Association
State Chamber
Buxy
President Wilson Invited to Georgia State Fair in Macon
Georgia state fair officials and Macon leaders extend a cordial invitation to President Woodrow Wilson to visit Macon during the Georgia State Fair, with plans to align schedules around an October 21 to 22 window and to join farmers, manufacturers, merchants, and the chamber of commerce in welcoming him. Invitations also go to Senators Bacon and Smith and Congressman Bartlet.
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Macon
Julius Otto
Georgia State Fair Association
Woodrow Wilson
Mobile
Pensacola
Wilson
Bacon and Smith
Bartlet
Georgia
United States
Washington DC
Farmers and Manufacturers and
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia State Air Association
Ministers Boost Citizenship Meeting in Atlanta 1920
City ministers plan a major gathering as the Southern Christian Citizenship Conference convenes in Atlanta on September 21 1920 The Evangelical Association met at Wesley Memorial Church selecting topics for speakers and urged pastors and church leaders to attend the arrangements committee set another meeting at the Motel Ansley to discuss an important wall be discussed in a full assembly of pastors and Sunday school leaders
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Southern Christian Citizenship Conference
Atlanta
The
Evangelical Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Lively Canner
Ansley
Sanday Wehool
Lames and Society
Advance in Rates Sought by Railroads
Fifty two eastern railroads plan a five percent average increase on all commodities except grain and coal. They will file with the Interstate Commerce Commission near mid month, with two carloads or more of tariff changes led by all railroads in eastern classification territory. The rise follows the present New York to Chicago first class rate, and the railroads will pause changes until the commission can investigate. Estimated cost of compiling and printing the new tariffs approaches one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Chicago
Holmes Institute Opens With Record Attendance
Holmes Institute opened Monday with the largest attendance in its history. The school offers trades including Eng lish dressmaking laundry tailoring cooking and printing to provide education for those unable to join public schools. It seeks funds to cover term expenses and asks charitable support from the community.
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Holmes
BR Regimes
Hein
Regalar
Impressive Funeral for Old Bill Minor
Milledgeville Georgia September 8 Special Old Bill Minor reportedly the most famous bandit in Georgia lies in his final resting place. Remains interred in a lot donated by Mrs W W Miller wife of a leading citizen after efforts to locate relatives. Casket borne to the cemetery by pallbearers Mayor Muller, J C McAuliffe, Wf Lawrence, Edmond Reid, Dr A Tignor, WW Millee, Rey Jewatt. Reverend Williams pastor of St Stephens Church officiated. A large crowd attended and friends at the prison farm praised his gentleness of character.
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Milledgeville
Bill
Georgia
Mra W W Miller
Muller
Bell
J C McAuliffe
Lawrence
Edmond Reid
Tignor
Millee Rey Jewatt Weillians
St Stephene Farsonal Church
Faust Spaghetti Ad Claims Nutritious Value For Family Meals
An advertisement urges parents to serve Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious, affordable alternative to meat. It argues a 16 cent package provides substantial nutrition, costs one tenth of meat, and offers many serving ideas with a free recipe book.
Round trip tickets Atlanta to Chattanooga offered by W R R
W and A R R announces round trip rail fare from Atlanta to Chattanooga with return by September 13 1913. Train departs Atlanta 8 35 a m September 11 1913 and must return by 7 35 p m September 13 1913. C B Harman General Passenger Agent.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Co. BE. Harman
Boys Corn clubs seek help to measure crops
William Bradford, agent for the Boys Corn clubs, asks citizens across counties to assist boys in measuring their crops as the boys themselves cannot make the measurements. He asks willing men in ard county to help so the movement can progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradford
Boys Corn Clubs
Mr Bradford
Musicians relocate studios to Atlanta Institute of Music
Mrs Louis Gray Browne Miss Kate Slatterman piano Miss Sérahadelle Bastlack oratory Wilford Watters Miss Sylvia Spritz voice Georg Fr Lindner violin late of the Cable building and Walter P Stanley piano late director of music at Shorter college have moved their studios to the Atlanta Institute of Music and Oratory 20 Hist Baker street Ivy 6556 Cadv
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Louis Gray Browne
Kate Slatterman
Sérahadelle Bastlack
Wilford Watters
Sylvia Spritz
Georg Fr Lindner
Cable Building
Walter P Stanley
Shorter College
Atlanta Institute of Music and Oratory
Hist
Baker Street
Ivy
Black burglar fatally wounded in rooftop chase with officer
A Black burglar, pursued after attempting to burglarize homes at Harris and Fort streets, was fatally shot by Officer William Mashburn on a roof at 19% East Baker. The officer survived a knife attack, sustaining a severe cheek wound. the suspect was killed as he advanced with a knife near 198 Be street. The body was sent to an undertaking establishment awaiting identification.
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William Mashburn
East Baker
Mashburn
Harris
Fort Streets
No 198
Frank P Rice Hurt In Peculiar Manner In Atlanta
Frank P Rice a 34 year old Atlanta resident of 34 West Peachtree Street sustained a broken bone in his right shoulder after an outbound streetcar struck his hand when he pointed to a rock pile under construction on West Peachtree Street. He received first aid at a drug store and was later taken home. Dr Flowers pronounced the injury minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P Rice
West Peachtree Street
Poultry Association Forming In Rome This Fall
A new Fornung Poultry Association is being organized in Rome with a chicken show planned this fall. Georgia breeders from Moya County have won prizes at state shows. Local interest includes George Berry Wichard Stroud C Porter and others. Southern University of Music listed with contact at 353 Peachtree Tuy 8490.
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Fornung Poultry Association
Rome
Poultry Association
Georgia
Moya County
George Berry Wichard Stroud
C Porter
Eight on Monday but it felt warmer in Atlanta
The U S Weather Bureau forecast clear weather with temperatures rising to about eight degrees during the warmest part of the day. Atlantans believed the mercury hit the nineties on Monday, but that figure was not reached. An east wind kept conditions humid and hot, while comparisons showed other cities reaching 98 degrees.
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United States Weather Bureau
Libbey Cut Glass in Atlanta for wedding gifts
Libbey Cut Glass is promoted as the finest and is available exclusively in Atlanta, highlighting its character and exclusivity as a wedding gift material.
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Libbey
Atlanta
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