Social items note travels and visits across the region
Social notes recount Dr and Mrs Murray returning to Atlanta from Lake Toraway, Annie Akers back from North Carolina and Atlantic City, Mr Frank Bay visiting Savannah, and many others returning from summer trips to Asheville Pens-Mar and Maryland. Several illness recoveries, births, parties, and upcoming events are listed with several hostesses and guests named.
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P . Murray
Lake Toraway
Atlanta
Annie Akers
North Carolina
Atlantic City
Frank Bay
Savannah
Stallings
Henry Newman
Asheville
L E_Sargent
Irving and
Earl
Fountains of North Carolina
EA Hartsock
Bal Hartyock, Jr
Julian Webster
Pen-Mar
Charles S Northen
Charles Northen
Highland
Anne Akers
Margaret McCarty
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Louise Broyles
Mra J Roy Nunnally
Monroe
Noble Sanitarium
Mra Nunnally
Allen Felker
Frank McCutchen
Dalton
Mrs Slaton to Chair Indies' Reception Committee at Atlanta Congress
Mrs John M Slaton wife of Governor Siaton has been invited by the local executive committee of the American road congress to chair the Indies reception committee. The event runs November 9 to 14 in Atlanta with about six thousand delegates expected. A conference of women from all states meets November 10 to plan effective action for public roads. Daisy McLaurin-Stevens and Julia Lathrop are among distinguished attendees. Daisy McLaurin-Stevens will speak opening day. J Penny barker will demonstrate with moving pictures.
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John M. Slaton
Siaton
Atlanta
Indies
Slaton
Georgia
Misa Julia Lathrop
Children's Bureau
Daisy McLaurin-Stevens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas Owen
Country Life Committee
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
Charles J Haden
Oscar Hundley
Alabama
Congress
J. HE Pennybarker
Eet
Division of Rand Economies
United States Office of Public Roads
Moving Pictures
Revival at St Paul Draws Big Crowds
The St Paul Methodist church revival drew large morning crowds as Evangelist Klein preached on the prodigal son. Many renewed their vows after the sermon and others announced conversions. An afternoon children's meeting drew about a thousand attendees, and the evening brought several more conversions. The revival is growing daily and may become Atlanta's most successful in years.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Klein Maile
Atlanta
Plans for Home Coming Day at First Christian Church
Bible school workers convened at the First Christian Church dining room for a buffet and meeting. Dr L Bricker presided as toastmaster as preparations were made for Home Coming Day on Sunday September 12. The renowned wing squadron will launch Thursday morning to seek gid and new scholars, including those away from the city. A large crowd is expected for the Bible school calendar highlight.
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Bible School
Christon Chorch
L Bricker
Christian Bible School
First Christian Church
Cox College Accepts Cotton for Tuition Funds
Cox College will allow board and tuition to be paid in cotton at 10 cents per pound. Cotton will be stored until spring and sold when a market appears. If sold above 10 cents profit goes to the owner. if below, the college bears the loss. Fall term begins September 17 amid campus improvements.
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South
Cox College
Atlanta Fights for 1915 National Tax Convention
The Atlanta Convention Bureau led by Secretary Fred Houser campaigns to land the 1915 National Tax Association meeting in Denver. Colleagues and delegates in Denver, including Otey Mitchell, push Atlanta’s bid while officials Slaton Howell Woodward Alien Cooper and Houser urge support for a 250 delegate gathering.
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Atlanta
Fred Houser
National Tax Association
Denver
John C Hart
South
Otey Mitchell
Slaton
Clark Howell
Woodwand
Ivan Alien
Convention Bureau
Walter G Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commercce
Fred Wouser
Tts
Ten Club Fall Outing Planned At Cap ital City Country Club
The Ten Club will hold its annual fall outing at Cap ital City Country Club Brookhaven on Friday with regular members and invited guests including W J Da Vis HL A Maier T I Stokes Governor John M Slaton Judge Peyton H Wade and others. A group will dine after a 4 o clock start with plans for dinner at 6 o'clock.
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Ten
Capital City
Brookhaven
W J. DaVis
HL A Maier
T. I Stokes
John M Slaton
Peyton H Wade
John S Spalding
Meli R. Wilkinson
Warren Grice
Harrison Jones
Wilmer_ Moore
JT. Holleman
Edwin J. Johnson
Young People’s Union to Give Entertainment
The Baptist Young People’s Union of the Second Baptist Church will give an entertainment Friday afternoon for the young people of the church and their friends. The affair will be at the church with an excellent program including readings and old-fashioned games.
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The
Baptist Young People's Union of the Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist ‘Church
Sacred Harp Singers Gather at Auditorium
The Sacred Harp singers assemble at the auditorium Friday morning and continue in session day and night through Sunday at 4 PM. This reunion of happy songsters meets in Atlanta at their regular annual appointments, and no branch of music offers more real pleasure.
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Sacred Horn Singers
Happy Songsters
Atlanta
Music
Hawkes Eryptors Bifocal Lenses By 3 Jamps Co Opticians
The advertisement promotes Hawkes Eryptors the most beautiful and perfect bifocal lenses with no visible division. Glass lenses ground in their own factory promise far and near sight with guaranteed satisfaction. Located at Wnitetaat ptL-f Advt. Advt. by 3 Jamps Co opticians.
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Hawkes
Eryptors
Jamps Co
Opticians
Wnitetaat Ptl
Subscriptions Flood In For Franco American Relief
In Atlanta Dr E May of the Franco American relief drive reports large numbers of subscriptions to aid Belgian and French families. A letter from Bayfield Georgia donor Stevens pledges $10, and supporters from Georgia praise the effort while British officials call for English and Canadian volunteers with military experience to contact the Savannah consulate. The Prinz Waldemar seeks refuge and will remain docked without wireless.
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Atlanta
E May
Peachtree Street
Europe
May
Mayfield
Pat
Stianta
Fingland
France
Belgium
Wow Stevens
Bayfield
Friends of
England
Georgia
Washington
Dr May
Savannah
D G Osborne
War Department
French War Department
Marist College Opens With Promise of Strong Year
Marist College opened its 1914-15 session with high expectations for success. A large turnout of alumni showed support while new faculty joined including Father Marten from Washington D C and Captain Heidt in the military department under Major Schmidt. The athletic outlook is upbeat with Jos Bean back and plans to add more pennants.
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Marist College
Marist
Marten
Washington, D C
Dangelzer
Germany
Heidt
Schmidt
Heldt
Jos Bean
Arist
Georgia Water Power Survey Report To Be Updated
At a Wednesday morning conference Gov Linton and State Geologist McCailie agreed the geological bureau will bring the Georgia survey report up to date. The decision sets plans for renewed analysis of water power resources and related investigations.
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Georgia Water Power
Linton
McCailie
Geological Bureau
Georgia
Geologist Expects Report Ready Next January
After seven years with no published update the geologist plans to complete the report by next January. The timeline notes progress toward finalizing findings and disseminating results to the involved parties.
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