Miss Malone to Marry Mr Edwards of Macon
Mrs Chates Dillingham announces the engagement of Nelle Norma Malone to Edwards of Macon Georgia. The wedding is planned for early October with details at Mountain Hall and at the Calvary Episcopal church.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
11
Mrs Chates Dillingham announces the engagement of Nelle Norma Malone to Edwards of Macon Georgia. The wedding is planned for early October with details at Mountain Hall and at the Calvary Episcopal church.
A fragmented report describes events at Toxawar Lake on September 16 with mentions of diversions and outdoor life. Observers note delayed seasonal sunshine and a lull in interest as people discuss the rumme and indeegote comment.
A September 10 meeting in Augusta chamber of commerce formed a commission to protect the city from future floods. LC Hayne was elected chairman of the general and executive committees with local appointees. The group will seek expert input, legal and financial aid, and possible federal support guided by Colonel Dan G Kirgman’s investigations.
Inaugural through sleeping car service announced by Southern Railway for Raleigh New York on September 6. Schedule lists daily connections from Atlanta Charlotte Sanford Greensboro Sampson Raleigh with departure times and return from Raleigh to Atlanta. Agents James Froeman and Meek note official positions.
In Boston harbor Mrs Arnold Lawson daughter in law of Thomas W Lewson and Mrs Marshall Bouve wife of a prominent businessman were thrown into the water when My Gipsy struck by a fishing schooner. A man on the shroover witnessed the near catastrophe and pulled Mrs Lawson from the water as the craft careened. Bouve and Mia Boure were rescued by Captain MS Enos and others aboard My Gypsy.
Former professional baseball player Billy Sunday, now an evangelist, smashed the presses with a mallet at a Chicago publishing house after learning 1 009 copies of his sermons were issued without permission. He had planned to publish them himself.
Official report notes two suspected yellow fever cases in Kingston Kingstown St Vincent with fatalities. Origin unknown. Measures implemented to prevent epidemic. Wheat concerns mentioned amid confusion and precautionary steps.
Castoria for Infants and Children with the familiar signature Lingston Thompson. Local notes mention Carrollton resident returnees and visits by Mrs Mark Tetbert, Mrs Minter Wimberly of Macon, and Miss Edna McCandie. Several social updates include Mina Margaret Waterly hosting next Thursday, and a Washington Go Go visit by Mina Elizabeth Warnett.
At Gainesville Alabama on September 10 the United States Senator Joseph F. Johnston urged generous government pay for postal clerks as the convention rejected a proposed constitutional change to allow promoted clerks continued membership. Atlantic City was chosen for the next meeting with Watkins and other officials announced.
Time is money. The New York and New Orleans Limited runs from Atlanta to Washington and New York, leaving 11 a.m. standard time and arriving New York at 12:30 p.m. eastern time. It operates independently of all Pennsylvania Railroad trains. Pope Could Not Buy. Rome reports Countess Vastal-Bellegarde, great grandniece of Pope Pius IX, seeks 319060 for Sinigaglia palace where Plug VII was born. she asks the pope to purchase, hoping an American bishop buys it to donate as a recreation ground for American College students. Sea bathing at the palace is excellent.
Tokio September 19. In a Bankers Club address the new premier and minister of finance outlined strict fiscal measures for Japan. He said patriotism and disciplined spending would restore credit and confidence as in wartime efforts.
The Southern division of the Associated Press adjourned this afternoon after a report from yesterday’s special committee. Amendments were adopted and the report along with earlier suggestions will be distributed to members. A ten-member AP committee in New York will consider the matter Oct. 5. Eight states were represented in the frank exchange of views. Canton schools reopen Sept 10 with good attendance and active teacher and pupil participation.
New York stock exchange announced the expulsion of John G Melinste from membership and ordered one seat sold. The decision blamed recklessness and unsafe dealing for the failure of A Meintyre & Co, of which Welmtyre was a member, with liabilities around 1.5 million. Welmtyre, alleged leader, died before trial. firm’s affairs placed in receivership.
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