Golightly-McClure wedding invitations issued in Georgia
Invitations have been issued for the September wedding of Miss Helen Golightly of Fairburn Georgia to Mr Gry B McClure. The event is noted as taking place in the afternoon at six o'clock at the home of the third Birthday Party. The item also records a succession of social events including birthday celebrations and a matinee party at the Forsyth, with various attendees and decorative details.
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Golightly-McClure
Helen Golightly
Fairburn
Gry B. McClure
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Eldon Woman
A Missouri woman recounts relief from displacement inflammation and nervous prostration after two years of pain and fatigue. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, recommended by her mother in law, with restored strength and health. The ad urges others to try the remedy from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. & T. Harney
Missouri
Atlanta Women Create Big Cotton Situation Drama
Atlanta women will film a three reel picture dramatizing the cotton distress campaign. Mrs. J Garnett Stare and Mrs. Howard W Davidson write and produce the scenes with Mrs Starr directing. Filming starts today with rural exteriors and club interiors later in the week. The play promotes the buy a bale movement and features notable local women and debutantes.
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J. Garnett Stare
Howard W. Davidson
Reading
Mra. Starr
Cotton Belt
Starr
Lubin
Davidson
Eldna Ivey
Brensy School of Oratory
Gainesville
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Jones
Jones
Club Women to Visit Mountain School
The ninth district convention of the Georgia Federation of Women's clubs will be held at Tallulah Falls on September 22 with a $2.50 coach for fifty attendees. Travel from Atlanta to Tallulah Falls is scheduled, meals provided, and a site tour arranged after arrival. Mrs. Frank El Shippen, president, invites members and friends to join.
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Tallulah Fatly
Tallulah
Lewise Heming
Way
Fitzpatrick
Hugh Willet
W. C. Spiker
Miss Parrish
Elizabeth Hult
Dinner Party Honors Governor and Mrs Slaton in Atlanta
Mrs B Bull directs a dinner in honor of Governor and Mrs Slaton with guests including Mr and Mrs Morris Brandon and others. The setting featured pink and lavender asters, white gowns, and a guest list for twelve. Earlier, Miss Cornelia Moser was feted by Mr A R Maydela at the Ainley for her upcoming September 26 wedding with a Roanoke shower.
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Jwuetie Avenue
Virginia
Rs. Walters
Janice Riley
Louise Mitchell
Margaret Smith
Mass Thelma Hollis
Kelley
Alfred I. Weller
J. G. Rainey
C. Ro Legister
RL. Houls
Missoa Huth Melloy
Margaret Ford
Laefile Harwell
Julie Croon
Vengoncia Alien
Evelyn Jordan
Trace Davie
Hellen Sutton
Gussle Rodgers
Stance Philips
Pra White
Ide May Jomea
Ancelius Basnett
Annette Nance Bice “McWhorter
Virginia “Stafford
Thelma Bukridge
Kathisen Curry
Gentviere
Miss Black
Michard Congden
Louise Black
Ada Alexander
Kathne Levert
Maijzie Thurston Wils
Barling Gaines
Florrie Beck
Mary Kline
Clemmie Maryfield
Bessie Sorrow
A. R. Maydela
J. F. Clegg, Jr. B.& Ellington
H. C. Gonnally
Hirpest Kirkland
Sesvera
Moser
Ruby Brewer
Richardson Street
Clio Brewer
Misa Moser
Moser Wes
Home Garden League Meeting Notice
A regular Home Garden League meeting will be held at Carnegie Library on Wednesday, September 16, at 4 p m. The notice mentions an earlier planning session on Tuesday, September 15, at 30s.
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Carnegie Library
Reese and Kirkpatrick Take Over Rome Hotel
Rome Georgia September 14 Special H B May sold his lease on the Hotel Cherokes to Captain J D Kirkpatrick and Hadley Leese. The new lessees assumed control immediately with Mr Reese in personal charge. May retains the Third Avenue Hotel and will operate it on the European plan. Swift Company reports French beet prices in Atlanta at 10.6 cents per pound for the week ending September 12.
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Hadley Leese
Reese
Maystl
Third Avenue Hotel
Swift & Company
Alma Kate Mell-Byrd Marries Elmer Byrd in Atlanta
Alma Kate Mell-Byrd, daughter of Mell-Byrd of Marietta Georgia, wed Elmer Byrd of St Augustine Florida in Atlanta on September 12 with Rev John B White officiating. Also notes a D A R meeting and that Joseph Habersham chapter will meet in the University Club assembly room for now.
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Mell-Byrd
S Newton Bell
Marietta
Alma Kate
Elmer ‘& Byrd
At. Augustine
Atlanta
John B. White
D.A.R
University Club
Joseph Habersham
Opening of Rich & Bros dress goods thrills Atlanta social set
A crowded opening at M Richards & Bros showcased rich fabrics, brocades, and velvet gowns in dark colors. Fashions featured gold and silver threading, sequins, chiffon, lace, and dramatic hats with ostrich plumes, highlighting a season leaning toward deep blues browns and greens.
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Salova
Atlanta seeks Wilson visit for Good Roads Meet
The local executive committee of the American Roads congress plans to bring President Woodrow Wilson to Atlanta for the November 9 to 14 meeting. A delegation will travel to Washington in about three weeks to invite him to address the opening day. GA senators and congressmen will assist. Ivan E. Allen and W. T. Winn lead the effort with other Atlanta business delegates to be chosen. Invitations from state and city leaders will be extended to the president.
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Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wison
White House
Georgia
Ivan E. Allen
The
Roads Congress
National Capitol
John M. Slaton
James G Woodward
Atlanta Chambber of Commerce
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Merchants’ Manufacturing Association
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Long Staple Records Broken in Valdosta
Valdosta Ga September 14 Anothe r record has been established In re gells of sea island cotton at Valdosta for the 12th of September More than 200 bales were brought to market by wagon while shipments from nearby towns were unusually heavy From 1 to 19 a pound were received by the growers yesterday a decline of about 10 cents from the highest figures two weeks ago The decline in bees has not checked the movement at all practically all of the growers selling as fast as they can gin and pack the staple Valdosta buyers are active and snap up the receipts without hageling Warehouse records show that more cotton has been received here so far this season than ever before in the history of the market Two thirds or more of the cotton Brown in this territory is long Stapia Those who have made short staple are holding that and storing for better conditions.
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Valdosta
Sea Island
Ex Senator Felton Dead in Menlo Park Home
Former United States senator from California Charles N. Felton died at his Menlo Park residence yesterday at age 88. The death closes a long political career highlighted by service in the Senate representing California.
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San Francisco
Charles N. Felton
United States
California
Menlo Park
Velvet hats and trims define the latest fashion scene
In dark velvet ensembles a velvet hat trimmed in skin with French flowers is paired with violet velvet wraps and a muff. Black velvet sailor hats appear by the dozen while toques and paradise aigrettos dazzle. Skeleton ostrich plumes and gold edged grosgrain ribbons accent the new millinery.
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