Miss Lilian Oakshette and Mr Thomas Butler Wed at St Philip's Cathedral
A formal Wednesday night wedding joined Miss Lilian Elsie Oakshette of Toronto and Mr Thomas Co. Butler Jr at St Philip's Cathedral. Only immediate family attended the 8 30 ceremony, followed by a reception at 404 Oakland Avenue hosted by the bride's sister. Butler works for Cotton States Belting and Supply. couple will reside at 118 Luckie Street after July 20.
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Thomas Co. Butler, Jr
St Philip's Cathedral
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Mae Butler
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Cotton States Belting and Supply Company
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Luckie Street
Tennis Champion Miss Sutton Urges Healthy Fresh Air Regimen
Miss Milas May Sutton, world champion tennis player, advocates hearty eating, tea and coffee in moderation, and stresses fresh air and long walks as essential for health. She warns against excessive exercise and tight clothing, recommending open air, loose dress, and balanced activity for young women.
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Postum Proves Health Boost in Morning Cup Trial
Theresa Reavon Read recounts leaving coffee for Postum in The Road to Wellville excerpt. She cites pale, weak health, headaches, and stomach troubles improving within a week and five months, with weight rising to 148 pounds as she attributes her recovery to Postum’s life-giving qualities.
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Wedding Gifts Of Diamonds Offer Finest Stones For Brides
The ad proclaims diamonds as the premier wedding gift, promising a superb collection of the finest precious stones and clever combinations. It targets approaching weddings and secret engagements, emphasizing the stone’s enduring appeal and versatility as an ideal present.
Local social and club notices fill day with teas and events
Miss May Haverty hosts two bridge tables for Miss Hughlett then attends a dinner at East Lake club house. Mrs J G Camp holds an afternoon tea at 316 Gordon street for guests Mrs P Ef Gambrell of Macon and Mrs Frank Dennis of Atlanta. A venecert is planned by Church of the Incarnation West End. The Young Ladies Missionary society plans a shower for Miss Offord Hunter leaving for Africa. Gold Medal Contest at Trinity Methodist draws many participants. Children’s party and bridge gatherings continue at various homes. Several ladies travel to Meridian and New York for studies and visits.
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Mrs Nelson Morris Killed in Auto Smash
Mrs Nelson Morris wife of the late Nelson Morris a Chicago packer died from injuries after a September 10 auto accident near Pontainbleau. Accompanied by her sister a private secretary and a maid the party was en route from Paris to Geneva when a brick wagon blocked the road causing the driver to swerve into a ditch. Mrs Morris suffered abdominal injuries and died September 15. she was the only one injured.
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Birmingham Man Demonstrates New Flying Machine Plan
Odom of Birmingham announces an aeroplane invention and will attempt a flight on Saturday if weather is favorable. No paper men will be admitted until demonstrations prove practicable.
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Train Fare Ad for New York Return with Sleeping Cars
An advertisement offers a round trip to New York with sleeping and dining car service from Sept 3 to Oct 19. It lists a contact at 34 Peachtree with phone 109 to secure information and make reservations.
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High School Girls Report No Live Hog Seen in City
An inquiry in Kansas City shows about 200 marriageable girls from area high schools have never seen a live hog. The investigation followed a country trip where a student mistook a pig for a dog, prompting the survey among girls across Kansas City schools.
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Kansas City
Split in Labor Banks Detroi Mid September 16
The Detroit Federation of Labor nearly withdrew from the American Federation of Labor voting unanimously not to embark on the central order of the legislative council to seek to elect electrical workers. The mafias will be appealed in the American Federation convention at Toronto in November.
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Te America Federations of Laborp
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Work Concluded for Week in Macon Court
Macon Georgia September 18 work was concluded today in the eleventh district court for the week. Only one case cleared from the docket. The jury were excused by Judge Hodges and will return next week when the court business will be resumed.
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Ipe
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