Dance for Visitors Hosts Compliments at Piedmont Avenue
Mr and Mrs Harvey Hill hosted an informal dance Thursday evening at their Piedmont Avenue home in compliment to Miss Sallie Blount Holt and Miss Fisie Benjamin of Montromery visiting Mrs Dabney Scoville at the Marton. About twenty younger guests attended. Miss Fraser’s Bridge Party celebrated with pink decorations and prizes of silk stockings. The Progressive Party event featured a schoolgirl and schoolboy progressive game party at Miss Elizabeth Wilson’s Dixie Avenue home with girl and boy prizes and floral decorations. A silver tea and music program will be held by the Sacred Heart church Altar Society on September 17 at Mrs W H McAtoin’s home with multiple vocal and instrumental performances.
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Harvey Hill
Piedmont Avenue
Sallie Blount Holt
Fisie Benjamin
Mont- Romery
Dabney Scoville
Marton
Miss Fraser
Bridge
Margaret Fraser
Jupiter Street
Marie Chippen
Elsay
Laura Sawtell
Miss Frader
Frank Logan
Walter Colquitt
Miss Shippen
Miss Sawtell
Misa Laura Sawtell
Catherine DuBose
Elizabeth Boyd
Marole Kirkpatrick
Mary Adelaide Caverly
Misa 'T Hoelen Bhorer
Wycliff Wurm
Annie Winship Hates
Janet Hatcher
Sarah Sheffield
Americus
Marion Hutt
Dolly
Elizabeth Wilson
Dixie Avenue
Inman Parlms
Iney
Vanbhons
Harriet Rhodes
Muriel Perkins
Eunice Goodrich
Brilliant Musicale
Ladies’ Aid Committee
Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Church
Cale
W. H. McAtoin
Spring Street
Marlon Waugh
Signor Brescia
J. N. Hines
Misa Margaret. Haverty
J. O. McMichael
E. J. Putnam
J. Hurley
Janett Johnson
Miss Celeste Tones
Louis Meoeckel
Mary O'Brien
Broyles
James Whiteford
Russell
Louise Broyles
Ansley Park
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary Meeting Notes Disjointed
The Ways and Means Committee of Wesley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary chaired by Mrs. Tucker held its weekly meeting at Carnegie Library on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Rambo presented progress updates and discussed upcoming fundraising plans.
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Wesley Memorial Auxiliary
Ways and
Wesley Memorial, Hospital
Tucker
Carnegie
Social season events fill Atlanta clubs and churches
The East Lake club pavilion hosts a 425 guest dance with supper, while Druid Hills and Piedmont Driving Club plan teas and dinner dances for 100 to 200 guests. Miss Evelyn Lee hosts a large dancing party with many guests named, and Russell and Miss Louise Broyles receive guests at a matinee party. The United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their first fall meeting with talks on the cotton situation and plans for three receptions. The Luli Fade and Jordan dance at Piedmont and a Baptist Young People union event at Second Baptist church conclude the social listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake Club
U.D. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Helen Plane
Lollie Belle Wylie
Dalton Mitchell
Tuna
Business Woman's League General Meeting Planned
The Business Woman's League of the Second Baptist Church will hold a general meeting on Sunday the 12th in the Bible School lecture room at 4 PM. Miss Millie McClure and her circle will lead, with an attractive program including music and remarks. Dr John H White will deliver a twenty minute address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's League of the Second Baptist Church
Sunda
Bible School
Millie McClure
John H. White
Enthusiastic Crowds View Cotton Display Windows
Enthusiastic crowds in Atlanta viewed windows across gix department stores yesterday as part of the buy cotton goods campaign by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. From early morning to night, women studied cotton products, with Rich's Keely Chamberlin Johnson Dubose Co and Davison Paxon Stokes among firms showcasing lace, ginghams, muslin underwear, cotton crepe, hangings, and ready to wear for children and adults. The displays highlighted textiles, home furnishings, and decorating cottons, including rugs, curtains, and undergarments, underscoring cotton’s role in fashion and domestic life.
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Atlanta
Yeasterday
Georgia, Federation of Women's Clubs
Rich's
Heginning
Whitehall Street
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Old Val
Chantilly
Bach
Rich
Keely
Chamberlin—Johnson-Dubose Co
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose Company
Tropics
J. M. High Company
Buster Brown
Oliver ‘Twist
Mary Jane
Davison-Paxon- Stokes
Orient
Thore
J. P. Allen Company
J. P. Allen
Hibbon
W. G. Buck Shoe Company
J. B. Pallaize Linen Store
Clothes Needed for Atlanta School Children
The public schools open Monday September 14 as 750 Atlanta children lack adequate clothing for school. The Associated Charities appeals to mothers to donate used garments and money for shoes and outfits to Gould building for distribution, noting many garrets hold outgrown clothes.
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Atlanta
Associated Charities
Jie
Gould Building
Local society notes and guests around Piedmont avenue
Kins at Piedmont home. Hawkins leaves for University of Georgia. Griff Daily News editor in city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Douthit visiting Montgomerys. LeRoy Childs returns from Michigan. Miss Lowndes and Miss Ramey depart for visits. Vesper club dance at West End. Tupper leaves for Niagara Falls for insurance meeting. L C Husse guest of Dabbs in North Avenue. Muse sisters return from New Hampshire camp. Katherine Dickey hosts fen dansante at Druid Hills. Clarks return from Atlantic City and PA mountains to Georgian Terrace. Lattimer Collier returns home from Piedmont Sanitarium. Emily Carter Devine and Blanch Devine arrive. Devine to Raleigh for St Mary’s. Iverson Graves returns home. Alert Colfer to return from Minnesota. Mildred Powell guest of Mrs Earnest. Joseph Habersham DAR meetings set at University Club. Lillian Burkhardt visiting sister in Houston. Mary Bardwell convalescing in Rome from typhoid. Sallie Blount Holt and Bissie Benjamin guests of Mrs Dabney Scoville.
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Kins
Piedmont Avenue
Hawkins
University of Geor
Winfield Puaiey
Griff. Daily News
City
Claude Douthit
Memphis
Montgomery Francis
LeRoy Childs
Michigan
Tupper
Niagara
L. C. Husse
Anniston
Ala
Mre
Jete P
Dabbs
North Avenue
Alice Muse
Wille Muse
New Hampshire
Katherine Dickey
Fen Dansante
Druid Hills
J. Calhoun Clark
Atlantic City
Mountains
Pennsylvania
Georgian Terrace
Lattimer Collier
Piedmont Sanitarium
Emily Carter Devine
Misa Blanch Devine
Edlub
Misa Lillian Burkhardt
J. P. Walker
Houston
Texas
Mary
RN. R. Bardwell
Rome
Sallie Blount Holt
Bilsie Benjamin
Montgomery
Dabney Scoville
Kirkwood Residence Damaged by Flames
Hazelwood the country place of Joseph Williams at 49 Douglas street Kirkwood was greatly damaged by fire late yesterday. The fire stemmed from a defective flue or crossed electric wire. Neighbors aided removal of furniture. most valuables were saved. Fire loss estimated around 2000 dollars, mainly from water damage. Insurance expected to cover the loss.
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Hazelwood
Joseph Willams
Douglas Street
Kirkwood
Cassels
Tnsurance
Dr Ragsdale to Run Finances at Mercer University
Dr B D Ragsdale of Cairo has been chosen general manager at Mercer University in Macon. He will oversee all financial affairs, consolidating duties previously held by a treasurer and property agents. The move unifies Mercer’s business interests, including 4,000 acres of farmland, eight counties, and a Macon city block with 14 houses and 19 tenants. Ragsdale, a Mercer alumnus and former Bible professor, has long been active in Baptist affairs and state Bible institutes.
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Macon
B.D. Ragsdale
Cairo
Georgia Baptist Convention
Georgia
Mercer University
Mercer
Board of Trusters
Ragsdale Ia
The
Southern Baptist Seminary
Revival notes at southern churches and new pastor calls
Two week revival at Southside Baptist ends Sunday night led by Dr B P Robertson. Dr BD Gray preaches at Druid Hills. East Point and Norcross churches announce visiting and new pastors. Inman Yards revival continues under Rev R V Pickern and singer W M Adbert. G W Adamson accepts Orchard Knob Baptist pastorate.
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Southside Baptist Church
B. P. Robertson
BD. Gray
Druid Hills
Fleld
Gray
Hugh
Wallace
Jones Avenue
East Point
Inman Yards Baptist Church
R. V. Pickern
W. M. Adbert
Mr. Pickern
G. W. Adamson
Orchard Knob Baptist Church
At Home Face Wash Fades Wrinkles, Boosts Confidence
A reader notes a simple home remedy using saxgile powder dissolved in witch hazel to wash the face daily. She reports wrinkles diminish after the first treatment and a refreshed, comfortable feeling boosts self confidence. The ad claims thousands of women rely on this inexpensive method.
Call and First Sunday Work in That Come Inky
A fragment notes a call and a first Sunday work day with unclear phrasing and partial context. The readable bits suggest a church or community schedule but omit key details. Further text needed for precise summary.
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Mildred Dobbs
Mary F. Barnhart
Annie Kats Adams
Marion Carmichael
Judith Tyler
Frances West
Thelna ‘Brown
Mary Laith
Virginia Tyler
Julia Adams
Margaret Maddox
Emmy Stewart
Frances Dudley
Doris Cason
Misa Felix Fewell
Eugene Thornton
Candler Dobbs
Alex Maddox
Fred Cole
Robbert Mangason
Frank Pollock
Allen Jernigan
James Bedell
Paul Favor Greenfiglé
Pasquale Carmichael
M. H
Elder
Hargid Itner
Joseph Greenfield
Frank Padgett
Harvey Anderson
John Brooks
Porter Enloe
Virgil Farres
Annie Winship Bates
Sarah Shutticla
Marie Shippen
Elijay
Faust
Maull Bros
St. Louis, Mo
J. M. High CO
Druid Hills Golf Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Mra
B. MM. Grant
W. C. Hall
James D. Palmer
Eugene Black
Palmer Johnson
Miss Lee
Evelyn Lee
C. J. Lee
Lois Bryant
Lucille Daley
Rosa Belle Chapman
Esther Hetchett
Inez Paerkle
Marie Brady
Eddie Lee Terrell
Fay Clump
Saidee Bearden
Irene Bearden
Margaret Bramsett
Marjorie Pates
Annie Lee Gray
Laura Belle Turman
Kathleen Law
Mack Cauble
Charlie’ Wynn
Cy Young
Dick Elkin
L. BP. Cathouse
Z. J. Stroble
Sam ‘Johnson
Franklin Elmers
Raymond Garner
I. F. Jones
Joe Kenér
Ed Terrell
Forrest Carroll
Marion Dickson
H. Acker
Mr. Clayton
Murphey
Fowler Rowlett
Mr. Blalock
Carson Weaver
Martha Lawshe
West Peathtree Street
Piedmont
Blacksheas
New York
Cisrence Jordan
Second Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
Clinton C Wayne
Harry Wawkina
Mrs. W. ©. Haw
Isma Dooly
Saran Lowndes
North Garnee Oe
Elizabeth Ramey
Maryland
Vesper Club
West End
Alert Colfer
Minnesota
John Grant
St. Louis
Mildred Powell
Newnan
J. G. Earnest
University
Joseph Habersham Chapter
Daughters of the American
Floyd Baptists
Floyd County Baptist Association
Armadhes
C. Ed. McGinty
Ki. Lee
Rehoboth Church
Cave Spring
Amerlced
Speial
T. J. Morgan
Ita
Wilson
Cornish
Washington
White House
N. H
DR. Ragsdale
Nuure
John ‘T. Moore
W. A. Taylor
Vise
HE. H. Hyman
Hay
Hugh Davi
Davis
Baptist News Notes
V. C. Norcross
Hagewood Baptist Church
J. C. Alverson
Emmanuel Church
R. L. Peoples
Mr. Alverson
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
Gray & Haley
Luckie Street Bell
Ivy
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Xaverian Brothers
Athiaticg
Norbert
Station D
Baltimore
Emer & Pryorana Henter Sts
Torrion
Agnes Scott College
Turaday
F. H. Gaines
Decatur, Ga
Prachtree
W.R. Callaway
Mgr
4Th Mationas Basi
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