Reception for Miss Mason with Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. Mardin
Miss Jessie Mason, a bride-elect, was the guest of honor at a large reception yesterday afternoon at North Boulevard home of Mrs. Sage Mardin and Mrs. F. M. Hardin. The venue featured palms, ferns and pink white roses. attendees included Mrs. A. D. Fardin, Mrs. Garland Wynn, Miss May Hardin, Miss Estelle Dousnerty, Miss Jarette Mason and Miss Marian Morgan. An orchestra played and punch was served.
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Jessie Mason
F. M. Hardin
Sage Mardin
North Boulevard
A.D. Fardin
Garland Wynn
May Hardin
Estelle Dousnerty
Jarette Mason
Marian Morgan
Sage Hardin
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Beauty Secret Turns Straight Hair To Curls
A traveler shares a beauty tip using liquid silmerine to transform straight hair into curls or waves. The fluid dries into natural looking curls with no gummy residue, keeping the style for weeks. Buy pure liquid silmerine from a druggist and apply with a clean toothbrush for best results Anita Amber’s Beauty Talks.
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Anita Amber
Social notes of Atlanta society guests and travelers
Miss Nell Murphy returns from a western trip while Miss Mable Leavitt of Decatur plans a weekend in Macon with her brother. Various visits unfold across Columbus Hogansville and Atlanta, with guests for Amazons–Vrepears wedding and excursions to Tate Spring New York Clemson Blue Ridge and other locales.
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Decatur
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Fred Clark
Columbus
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Mac Hmma Creary
W. B. Hudson
Japan
New York
Evelyn Brazel
Hogansville
Agnes Scott College
Eleanor Irene Tucker
St. Louis
Atlanta
Annie Bartlett
Clarice Brooks
Stone Mountain
Bint W. Smith
Tate Spring
Decatur Boy Wins $19,000 in Damage Suit Against Trolley Co
In Decatur Georgia Special report says Jake Pound won a damage suit in superior court against Georgia Electric and Power Co. The jury awarded the boy $19,000 and his father Minor Pound $1,490 for loss of services. Plaintiff claimed he was shoved from a moving streetcar at Stone Mountain, breaking an arm and sustaining other injuries.
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Georgia Electric Anal Power Company
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Douglas College Large Matriculation Shatters Records
Douglas Ga September 9 Special Approximately 4410 students from all grades matriculated yesterday at the Georgia Normal and Business college opening term. About 100 are boarding pupils. Officials expect total enrollment across departments to surpass last year’s figure of over 10,000.
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Georga Normal and Business College
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Atlanta Women Rally For Harvest Festival Today
Mrs. 3 P McGovern acts as chair of Atlanta Harvest Festival women department and calls a 3 40 pm meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room. Leaders from D A R and suffrage groups join speakers Beaumore Davison and Mrs Lumpkin among others to discuss civic betterment and the festival plan. Permanent officers of the department will be chosen at the gathering.
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AML
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Atlanta Harvest Festival Association
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Atlanta, Harvest Festival Association
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
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Samuel
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Davison
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The
Harvest Festival Association
Home-Coming meeting by Atlanta Chapter U D C
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a well attended home coming meeting at the Woman's Club. Mrs T T Stevens presided as members welcomed absent friends and heard speeches from Mrs Perkins of Meridian Miss and others. Directors announced scholarships and committee reports while Miss Frances Connally received a cordial welcome. Refreshments followed and plans were made for upcoming events during Carnival week.
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Marist College
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Frances Connally
Sara Lee Evans
Crosses of Honor
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Winnie Davis
James Jackson
Salle Melone
Mra
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Mra. Jolie René Wylie
Helen Plane
Stone Mountain
Frank Fitten
Alice Baxter
J. St. Mobley
Wiliam C. King
J. L. Teaford
Cook Books
A. Q. Woodward
Soldiers Home Committee
A. G. Stephens
Emin Eatin
Rabun Gap School
T.evens
Dorothy High
Elvina Neal
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Marie Pavesheh
Schumann
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Dr Schaeffer to Fill Pulpit at English Lutheran Church
Reverend W C Schaeffer Jr returns from vacation in western North Carolina and will occupy the English Lutheran pulpit Sunday with the sermon Life in Christ. The church continues worshipping in the Capitol Avenue hall as new buildings near completion within two weeks.
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Schaeffer
North Carolina
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Milledgeville Adopts 18 Mill Tax Rate for 1915
Milledgeville city council fixed the 1915 tax at 15 dollars per thousand. Ordinary expenses levy 90 cents per hundred, bonds 25 cents, schools 40 cents per hundred. Property valuation shows a slight drop from 2,054,640 in 1914 to 2,034,625 in 1925.
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Milledgeville
A C Ford's Condition Shows Improvement
Alf C Ford advertising man improved after a Wednesday self inflicted gunshot. At Grady Hospital doctors say infection risk remains and prognosis depends on wound healing and fever control.
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Alf’c. Ford
Grady Hospital
Banker Named Game Warden in Local Appointment
Slanton, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, was appointed game warden. The appointment, received with pleasure by his many friends, aims to ensure state game laws are observed and duties carried out with county cooperation.
Woodward Investment plans renewed storage and advances on cotton
Woodward Investment Company led by President David Woodward renews its offer to store cotton and provide cash advances for the season. Terms include 10 cents per bale handling, 6 cents storage per month, 8 cents insurance, insurance to 40 dollars per bale, and a 7 cent base price with other grades in proportion. Credit noted until August 31, 1918, with reshipment freight arrangements and through freight credit.
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David Woodward
Atlanta
Jply
Woodward Lum
Billy
Lading Ghoul
Dr Daniel to Preach at First Baptist Next Sunday
Rev W Daniel D D pastor will preach at the First Baptist next Sunday morning and evening with a musical program. Topics include Light in the morning and Fairness Time in the evening. Admission or offerings not specified.
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Dr. Daniel
W. Daniel
First’ Baptist
Goodhart Automobile Stolen After Capital City Dinner
A Farad automobile owned by B. H. Goodhart was stolen Wednesday night from in front of the Capital City club as Mr and Mrs Goodhart and guests from Philadelphia attended a dinner dance. The vehicle disappeared between o'clock and midnight, leaving owners seeking its return.
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B. H. Goodhart
Capital City
Cluser
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