Cotton Ball Opens Piedmont Driving Club Season
The Piedmont Driving Club launches the season with a Cotton Ball reflecting Atlanta wartime mood. Guests will mingle alfresco before indoor dancing, with decorations featuring palms and bamboo and a Cotton theme. Men in cotton suits and women in cotton gowns, Dolly Varden styles and calico fabrics evoke traditions and novelty in a festive milestone.
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Piedmont
Atlanta
Alfresco
King Cotton
House Party at Peters Farm Hosts Week-Long Gathering
Mr and Mrs Edward C Peters entertain a congenial party at the Richard Peters farm for ten days. Guests include Mrs George J Dexter Mrs Franklin ed Mrs George J Crandall and Dr Wo Blalock among others who will depart for the week end. Mrs Teague hosts a bridge party at her West End home with Miss Theodosia Andrews and Miss Charista Mc Lain as honor guests in a floral drawing room setting.
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Edward C. Peters
Richard Peters
George J Dexter
Franklin Ed
George J Crandall
Big I Bislock
Crandall
Wo Blalock
EF G Ballenger
Teague
Theodosia Andrews
Macon
Wesleyan College
Charista McLain
Joseph Morgan Teague
West End
Garden
Piedmont Driving Club
J L Dteley
James D Palmer
F. C Palmer
George Boynton
Pleamont
Edward Gay
Forrest Adair, Jr
Brutus Clay
Ofr ‘Lamb, Jr
Jersey Osburn
Edward G Peters
W. Blalock
Clarence May
Jeasin McKee
Winship Nunnally
Richmond
Dan Yale Sage
Gapital City Country Club
Dorothy Richmond
George Richmond
Bridge Party Honor Guests At Myrtle Street Home
Miss Grace Bloodworth hosted a morning bridge gathering for Miss Margaret Murphey of Newnan and Miss Margaret Boswell of Portsmouth, with guests including Miss Ferol Humphries’s friend. Prizes like a leather bridge gear and pearl clasps were awarded to Miss Nell Walker, Miss Mary King, and Miss Boswell as yellow daisies and dahlias adorned the rooms.
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Grace Blochworth
Myrtle Street
Margaret Murphey
Newnan
Mary Murphey
Margaret Boswell
Ase City
Ferol Humphries
Poe
Nell Walker
Mary King
Baoswell
Isa Bloodworth
Ea Mary Me
Louise King
Anne Patterson
Suest
Les Mildred McKenzie
Montezuma
May Orienton
Caroline Blount
Elizabeth Hawkins
Janet Hatcher
Sarah Sheffield
Ameri
Mra Maxwell Thebaut
St Charles Avenue
Harry Anderson
San Francisco
Brown-eyed Susans
Yellow Dair
Anderson
Jace
T. Sims
William Akeré
Louie Spalding Foster
William Foster
W YD Austin
W M. Perry
George Boynton
FW Dillard
James T Williams
Charleton Besrett
Charis Barnwell
Wowart Lyon
Baltimore
W P Prescott
Mire Turner Goldsmith
George King
Irving Thomas
J.C. Gentry
Ro Wilar
Seaside Complexions Warned On Wax Treatment For Wrinkles
Advice urges women returning from the coast to use mercorized wax to whiten and soften discolored skin and peel away sun damage. The regimen recommends applying wax at night and rinsing with warm water, aided by a witch hazel tonic to remove wrinkles and protect against further damage.
Tea and dances mark social week in Capital City club
A report of Miss Hatcher's tea with about 160 attendees, including Miss Sarah Sheffield of Americus, and decorations of summer flowers. Mention of informal dancing post tea and attire details. Also notes an informal roof dance at Capital City club for 50 covers and 150 participants, with Piedmont Driving Club hosting tea dances and dinners, listing several hosts and guests.
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Miss Hatcher
Janet Hatcher
Sorner Act
Sarah Sheffield
Americus Ferns
Punch
Marcellus Hallman
Geora Rice
Gladys Byrd
Milas Tiller
Is Watcher
Miss Sheffield
Capital City
Social events fill Atlanta circle with dances and notices
A long list of society happenings fills the page including the Atlanta Frances Willard Womans Christian Temperance union session at Trinity church, a Crystal Palace dance hosted by college couples, and the Atlanta Childs Home appeal for beddings and clothing. Bridge parties, luncheons, a library lecture by Mrs Curtis Arnall North on life in war torn countries, and a Theater Party at the Atlanta theater accompany notes on a bridge event for Miss Lucy Roberts and a Smyth Steele wedding.
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Atlanta
Frances Willard Womgn’s Christian Temperance Union
Sirs Qurtis
Arnall North
Carnegis
Mires North
Europe
Ashé
Marsubtrite White Wll
Bank of Clarkston Secures Charter
Decatur announces that a charter has been sought for a state bank to be located at Clarkston. Incorporators include Qlem Solly, CS Branzon, EL Waggoner, W H Busk, and J B Aiken. Bank to be named Bank of Clarkston with capital stock of 25,000 dollars in 250 shares of 100 dollars each.
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Decatur
Philip Cook
Clarkston
Qlem Solly
CS Branzon
Starketon
EL Waggoner
W. H Busk
J B Aiken
Stone Mountain
Bank of
Three conventions to meet in Macon Georgia
Macon hosts three major gatherings in September. United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans reunions run September 16 to 18, Georgia Manufacturers Association meet September 26, and Georgia Chamber of Commerce semi annual meeting September 23. Expected attendance includes about 1,000 chamber members, with railroads offering reduced rates. Georgia people anticipate a notably larger state fair turnout with new buildings and county exhibits online.
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Macon
Georgia Division
United Confederate Veterans
Georgia Division of Sons of Confederate Veterans
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans
Georgia Manufacturers Association
Georgia
West Point Merchants Plan to Cooperate
West Point Georgia September 3 special The merchants and citizens met in Lanterns hall to discuss uniting with farmers to market the cotton crop The plan to cooperate with farmers was approved by all at the meeting and to assist the farmer in every way possible
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West Point
Lanter
Muscle Food for the Hard Toiler
An advertising item promotes Maull Bros spaghetti as a nutritious economical food for laborers. It claims a 10c package provides four times the nutrition of meat, is gluten rich and easily digested, and offers a recipes book for 5c or 10c packages. The ad lists St. Louis, Missouri as the origin.
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Maull Bros
St. Louis
Missouri
Fulton’s Courthouse DedicatIon Draws Huge Crowds
Fulton county opens its new million dollar courthouse in eight floors with full offices moved in. Dedication in Judge Ben Ps courtroom drew hundreds. Bishop Warren A Candler led a prayer and officials spoke. General Clifford L An Gerson accepted on behalf of the county board, with remarks from James G Woodward Edgar Watkins and others.
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Fulton County
Ben Ps
Warren A? Candler
B. Turman
Pub Vc
County Commissioners
Clifford Ll An Gerson
County Board of Commissioners
S Ayor
James G Woodward
Edgar Watkins
The
Bar Association
W D Ellis
R Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Hewitt
Andy P Stewart
Decatur Board to Dine at Winecoff Hotel
Decatur Hoard of yage will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Winecoff hotel. W S Witham, head of the Witham banks, will address the gathering on the cotton situation. Members will discuss the pay-a-bale-of-cotton plan and those without reservations should call the secretary at Bell shone Decatur 148.
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Decatur Hoard
Yage
Winecott
Uncheon
W.S Witham
Witham Chain of Banks
Decatur Board
Bellshone
Decatur
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad Promises Darkening Shown
Gray heads note that when hair turns gray faded or streaked use Q Ban Hair Color Restorer to darken evenly and add luster. The ad claims hair becomes soft full thick with a non messy application and even stops dandruff. Money back if it fails to darken. 50 cents nylon bottle available at Edmondson Drug Stores or 108 Ny Pryorst Atlanta Ga.
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Erny Haur
Edmondson + Drug
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Keely
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John L .Grice
Fay Wilson
Grice
Arthur McCollum
State Quartermaster Corps
Tornin
Rudisill
John’ L Grice
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Sater
J. D. Hosenbaum
Jakmen
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H. Sater
aEon Cohen
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Crystal Palace
Matheron
Arnold Broyles
Mra
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Phinizy Calhoun
Thornwélt Jacobs
Lucy Roberts
Fifth Street
Annie Glenn
Birmingham
Jacl Hurt, Jr
Romane Davis
Virginia Lipscomb
Jessie McKee
Edwin McCarty
Saunders Jones
Miss Brown
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A. Ofdy Wrueon
Mra Wilson
Equal Suffrage Association
Unitarian and Universalist Societies
Universalist Church
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Rose Chomsky
South Pryor Street
Esther Grail
Iswald Spielberger
Mac Jesson
Mary Sheper
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Dora Galli
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Harry Spielberg
Bank OF Clarkston
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Mom
Beda
Fulton's
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall
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Allen
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Jacobs
Pelarmade
Atlante, Ga
Jacob" Hermacy
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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