Fashion Show to Highlight Harvest Festival in Atlanta
Atlanta women will wear their finest outfits for the Harvest Festival fashion show, with department stores and jewelers supplying living models and accessories. The event aims to showcase styles for men and women, followed by clubs, supper, and dancing, as part of a carnival-like evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isma Dooly
Atlanta
Deweler
Suat
Iere Neeedless
Boutonieres
Peg
William Lawson
Pugeesthe Isia
Womans
Slarvest Association
Atélanta'a
Holdpeeigh
Druid Hills
Gros-Vrain
Social Week Begins At Athens With Dances And Receptions
Athens scenes feature a W C A dance on Tuesday at a residence, forty tables. The first major college dance opened at Holman auditorium last night marking a gay winter upcoming. Mrs Holling Sasnett hosted a sewing party for her daughter Bolling Sasnett Jr, formerly Miss Tulla Brand. Lucy Cobb and university students joined Costa’s socials, while the Normal school hosted a reception for new girls with President Pound and Miss Michael in the receiving line. Frances Cheney celebrated a granddaughter’s birthday with twenty young guests. A surprise 80th birthday party honored Mrs A J Kay at Costa’s. Mrs William Fink hosted a dancing party for Miss Caro Louise Buffington, guest from Huntington, entering Lucy Cobb Institute. Daughters of the Confederacy delegates named for San Francisco convention. Collins’ girls enjoyed a swimming party at the W C A. Athens’ ties strengthen as invitations arrive for Miss Mary Lavinte Cox to wed Joseph Henry Fleming in Bristol Tenn. Athena Woman’s Club planned a flower fair, and Miss Billups Phinley hosted twelve guests for Mrs Robert Crawford of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Holman Auditorium
Asiens
Holling Sasnett
Atlanta
Is. Bolling Sasnett, Jr
Tulla Brand
Univeral
Lucy Cobb
Costa‘s
State Normal School
Giria
Mn Pound
Michael
Princepal
Dean
Horace Ritchie
Young Woman's Christian Association
Frances Cheney
A. J. Kay
William’ Fink
Mexico
Cosa
Caro Louise Buffington
Huntington
Wa. Va
Lucy Cobb Institute
Daughters of the Confederacy
Laura Rutherford
San Francisco
Mildred Rutherford
BM. W. Welch
George Dudisy Thomas
T. P. Stanley
J. B. Vaughan
Collins
Ww. C. A
Mary Lavinte Cox
Isaac Cox
Joseph Henry Fleming
Bristol
Tenn.Va
Athena Woman's Club
Billups Phinley
Robert Crawford
Kansas
Society Notes Highlight Miss Bitting Wedding Plans
Misses Martha Birms and Laura Watt attended a rock party hosted by Mrs. Rainey and Mrs. Garrett ahead of Miss Bitting’s wedding to Mr Archie Fun next Wednesday. Guests included out-of-town honorees from Lyerly and Rome. A separate family reunion honored the Hammond daughter and her family, with Mrs. Barwell of Oklahoma present. Emory events featured a Shumate-hosted rock party for Miss Martha Hitting and guests from Lookout Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Birms
Laura Watt
BR. Rainey
C. N. Garrett
Hi. Fun
H. D. Brown
Lyerly
Henry Bradford
Rome
J. H. Satterfield
Misa Katheryn Satterfield
Macon
Joe’ Hammond
Washington Street
CO. Barwell
Oklahoma
Ea “Mansfield
Lookout Mountain
Bitting
Sewing party hosts and college sendoffs in Carrollton
Mis A K Snead hosted a Monday sewing party with a tea course and a list of attendees including Mrs Wiley Camp and Dr Reese. Several local girls, Marguerite Adame Vivian Brodnax and Susie Tanner, left to study at Wesleyan College Macon. Epworth league hosted a pleasant gathering at the Methodist parsonage and the Agricultural and Mechanical arts group hosted town girls for an informal college party. Mrs M M Bradley hosted a Walk a While club tea and salad service closed the work hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
A. K. Snead
Meedames Wiley
J.M. Camp
Ollie Harris
D. S. Reese
Roop
Vaal
J Millican
Bob Fitts
C. Loftin
Glenn Holmes
M. Bass
J.M. Johnson
J. L. Smith
J. M. Dodd
Marguerite Adam
Community Notes From Greensboro Georgia Social Highlights
Greensboro Georgia reports Miss Celeste M Park returns from a west summer tour, a barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs A Mosely, and multiple bridge gatherings. The Carter family plans to manage their Highlands home while Lt Walter Boswell relocates to Athens as military instructor. Numerous locals listed among attendees and notable figures in society and sports are named throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste M. Park
West
A. Mosely
P. P. Carter
Joseph G. Foust
Ias
Laurie Caldwell
Agnes Scott College
Charles Brightwell
Cora Lambert
Clarkenville
Joe Boswell
Walter Boswell
Athens
Boswell
The
State University
James Iuli
Hil
Augusta
Noel P. Panik
E. J. Lewis
R. I. McCommons
A. Amos
Leslie
Savannah Social News highlights Savannah wedding and social events
Savannah residents followed Milas Lucile Golden’s New York wedding to Mr Everett W of Atlanta, performed by Hather Doran at St Francis Xavier, with a Canada trip planned for the newlyweds. A surprise shower honored Miss Alice McDonald ahead of her marriage to Arthur L. Armstrong. Socials marked Mrs Alberta Lovelace’s 76th birthday hosted by Mrs F T Torbett, and many summer returnees prepared for October school start with trips to New York en route home.
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Savannah
New York
Milas Lucile Golden
Wrigley
Canada
Atlanta
Alice McDonald
Arthur L. Armstrong
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Anthony 9. McDonald
Martha McDonald
Louise McDonald
Carrie Alen
Besala Skinner
Anna Price
Maud Way
Ruth Johnateh
Frances Howard
Bessie Parker
Hardwick
Grayson
Alberta Lovelace
Tampa
F. T. ‘Torbett
Lovelace
Lawrence Manning
Mra W. B. Daniels
Mina Daniels
Kidwell
Miga Kidwell
G'S. van ‘Horn
McGlashton
A. R. Johnston
A. Boris
Mies White
Hunley
Mra
Social Life in Macon at Idle Hour Country Club
Correspondence notes a lively week at Idle Hour Country Club with Saturday and Monday dances, several host groups led by Edward Davis and guests including Frances Lockett Adairne Small Marguerite Kerr George Cberry Graf ton Smith Leo Sheridan Evelyn Tuhan Elizabeth Bley Joe Popper Foland Neel. Numerous bridge evenings and a grand tea at Mrs Charles Stone honor of Mrs Kyle Alfriend who departs to Savannah as principal of Savannah high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idle Hour Country Club
Edward Davis
Frances Lockett
Adairne Small
Marguerite Kerr
Mesars
George Cberry
Grafton Smith
Leo Sheridan
Evelyn Tuhan
Elizabeth Bley
Joe Popper
Foland Neel
Albany
Small
Bridge For Ter
Ret Ferrill
Bridge
Misa Lockett
Myrna Humphreys
Arthur Dagher, Jr
Thomas "Holt
Horace Wright
Laura T. Key
Bernice Wright
Charles Stone
Kyle‘. Alfriend
Savannah
Alfriend
Augusta Social Roundup: Weddings and Engagements
Augusta Georgia September society notes report multiple nuptials and engagements. Rob ert Keel and Leila Steed wed at the bride’s Moore avenue home with Rev. Thomas Walker officiating. William Weaver and Ruth Daniel wed at 4 pm on a Wednesday, planning to reside at 220 Walker Street. Annie Dora Schmidt and Leroy J Holsey announce marriage for September 15. Marriage announcements also cover Bliss Mila Browne’s Boston visit, Annie Rowland’s Marietta summer and winter plans, and Glen Dickes engagement to Clayton Boardman.
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Augusta
Robert Keel
Airs
Leila E. Steed
Moore Avenue
Thomas Walker
William Clarence Weaver
Misa Ruth Wilzabeth Daniel
Walker Street
Anita
Sue Brittingham
Ter
Annie Dora
Leroy J. Holsey
Eugene Everett
Bliss Mila Browne
Boston
Mra W
Cannon
Richard ‘Riley
Union Savings Bank
Stewart Gullett
Tere
John W. Iuckey
Hia
Parisian hostess amid schoolgirls au revoir party
Miss Margaret sactherme Hamilton hosted Monday afternoon, a farewell for girls heading to various colleges. The Hope Chest club enjoyed a day at Coosa Country Club, and social runs included dinners in Cloudland. Several guests traveled from New Orleans Bluefield Atlanta and Rome to attend gatherings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sactherme Hamilton
Bridge
Clifford Yancey
New Orleana
Rome
Cloudland
Walter Perkins
Bluefield
W. Va
Caroline Burney
Pere Kins
J. Burney
Mary Disbro
Atlanta
Miss Burney
Hope Chest Club
Coosa Country Club
Selen Douglas
Debbie May Dean
Rey
Wright
G. Slat
W. K. Peacock
New Century Club
Mise Joy’ Harper
Hos
Methodist Philatheas and Baracas Hostess Gatherings
Mrs W W Omood y hosted the Methodist Philathea class on Wednesday afternoon. The Philathea and Baraca classes were entertained Thursday evening at Dr and Mrs W H Youngs. Young men hosted a dance Saturday evening at Mrs P S Knoxs home. Sunday school class enjoyed a prom party Friday evening at Mrs S Mobleys home. Matrons Trail club met Friday afternoon with Mrs G A Farmer. Mrs Farmer was assisted by Mrs D Farmer and others. Mrs Stovall hosted the Baptist Philathea class Friday afternoon. Daughters of the Confederacy met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs A Wmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Omoody
Methodist Chuch
W. H. Young
P. 5. Knox
8. Mobley
Trail Club
G. A. Farmer
Madison GA Social News Roundup At Local Homes
Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings across Madison honor Miss Reo Jardow, Miss Mary Ingram, and Miss Annie Lauria Brinkley. Events include a rock party at Mrs J Nolan and a DAR Henry Walton chapter meeting, with clubs and hostesses across South Main Street and Leesburg connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiss
Kary Witzpacich Wwe
South Main Street
Reo Jardow
Madison
Joé Pitts
Atlanta
W. C. Hemperley
John Ingram
Mary Ingram
Ars
Anderson
Henry Walton
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
K. S. Anderson
J. H. Nolan
Annie Lauria Brinkley
Leesburg
Woman's Club
Social rounds note Greenville engagement and party
In Greenville and area society circles Miss Mary Bender and Mr. O W Hill announced their engagement with both families prominent and well liked. Last Saturday Misses Lochee and Howard Chick hosted a roof garden party for eight couples and friends at the college set. A city event featured Mira Revile hosting William Jones’s visit to the State university. Mrs Charles G Eckford held a Bridge club gathering informally and Mrs Culpepper traveled to Atlanta last week.
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Lochee
Howard Chick
Mary Bender
O. W. Hill
Mira
Reville
William Joneas
Jones
The
State University
Charles G. Eckford
Auction‘Bridge Club
Rome
ML J. Him
N. ¥. Culpepper
Atlanta
Social rounds in Eatonton feature visiting guests
In Eatonton Georgia Mrs Valentine Taliaferro entertained Bohemians with Mrs John B and Mrs J I Lay of Atlanta as fifty guests attended. Mrs Capera Walker hosted the Five Hundred club in honor of Derr and Day from Atlanta with further entertainments by Mrs Taliaferro and Miss Dorothy Callins. The Young Ladies Missionary society met at Mrs A S Pumondron’s with Mrs Joseph Turner hosting. Neighbors and friends gathered for children’s party at Virginia Ruley’s, and Dr Bertram Harvey with Mrs Gale Riley hosted post performance lawn entertainment. Atlanta guests Dr and Mrs Valentine Taliaferro hosted to Sunday visit by Mr Curle Taliaferro Elkins of St Augustine Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jama Dooly
WS. Eakin
Bramk Ro Kakes
Walker White
Atlants
Emory College
Miss Dooly
Jisther
Ethel Clark
Florida
Rolleshi
Axate Dickey
Katherine Magath
Emily Melton
Tioblis
Atlanta
Candler Dobis
Emory University Academy
Misans Emmis
Sallie Stewart
Bettie Lonite
New York City
Goodrich C. White
Erigay
Capera Walker
Five Hundred Club
Jefferson Street
Derr
Day
Josephi ‘Turner
Virginia Ruley
Adele
Gale Riley
Bertram Harvey Wagnow
Valentine Taliaferro
Newnan Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Departures
Miss Helen Long led a literary club gathering Thursday in Newnan while Miss Mary Moore hosted a spend the day party Wednesday. Atlanta visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dobbins and family spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bryant. Students leaving for college include Emma Anderson Ines Merck Louise Byram Ruth Widner Mae Arnold heading to G M & 7 college Olive Williams to Wesleyan Mildred Arnall to Shorter. Mrs Clifford Glover hosted bridge Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J H Denham and Miss Danny Denham of Thomaston visit Mrs and Mrs J B E Hannah. Mrs Edwin Jacobs and daughter Virginia of Macon stay with Judge and Mrs A D Freeman. Mrs Wylis Powers and baby and Miss Emmie Powers returned from Covington Saturday. Mary Wood leaves for Cedartown after a three week visit to Mrs Walker Arnall. Mrs Ellen S Goolsby spent last weekend in EnGrange with Mr and Mrs L M Simril.
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Helen Long
Literary Club
Mary Moore
W. C. Dobbins
Atlanta
Newnan
F. M. Bryant
Emma Anderson
Ines Merck
Louise Byram
Ruth Widner
Mae Arnold
Olive Willams
Westeyan
Mildred Arnall
Clifford Glover
Bridge
J. H. Denham
Danny Denham
Thomaston
J. BE. Hannah
Edwin Jacobs
Virginia
Macon
A. D. Freeman
Wylis Powers
Emmie Powers
Covington
Mary Wood
Cedartown
Walker Arnall
Ellen S. Goolsby
EnGrange
Social happenings in Griffin Georgia collage departures and teas
A bridge and domino party honored Olivia Brown who leaves Tuesday for Sonverse College. Florence Gresham hosted. Addie Anthony gave a beautifully appointed Tincheon Saturday. Mary Leila Patterson hosted a tea for ten friends Friday evening. Mrs. Lee Crittenden Manley and Miss Ruby Stevens hosted a large reception Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. John H. Stevens. Josephine Wood attended an afternoon tea hosted by the Ladies Missionary Society at the First Presbyterian Church. Local girls head to Wesleyan, Agnes Scott, Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute, St Marys, Shorter, and other schools. Visitors included Mel Wilson and Mrs Thomas visiting from Atlanta, and others from Savannah and beyond.
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Griffin
Florence Gresham
Olivia Brown
Sonverse College
Addie Anthony
Mary Leila Patterson
Lee Crittenden Manley
Ruby Stevens
Josephine Woou
Nwnyauru
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Presbyterian 'Church
Virginia Connelly
Alice Murray
Wesleyan
Macon
Georgiana White
Annie Pope Bryan
Agnes
Scott
Decatur
Lucile Flemister
Susie, Mathews
Helen Pullen
Jennie” Blake | Coppedge
Louise Enlee
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Thomas
William
Kincaid
James M. Brawner
Charles Murray
Siendley Sell
Michael Kenan
Rally
Fredyn Kenan
Evelyn Woodward
Savannah
Covington and LaGrange Social Roundup News
Miss Guasie Berman returns home from Elberton after visiting sister Mrs W Cohen. Irma Hays goes back to Texas after visiting Dr. and Mrs Luke Robinson. Mrs CH Lewis of Atlanta visits friends of Mrs F C Lee. J Strange and Miss Mary Strange of Americus visit Miss Grace Whitehead. The Presbyterian church wedding of Miss Bessie Cowan and Mr Fletchee till officiated by Rev J B Gordon. Attendants included Miss Lulian Harvey and Miss Speer, maid of honor Elon Cowan, best man Sam Bowers, solo by Clara Belle Adams. Notables: Mr Hill son of George Hill with Fowler Bros Co. Mrs Cowan is eldest daughter of Thomas C Cowan. Other visitors: Miss Marie Henderson, Miss Glover Kenderson, Mr Charles G C Forkred. Guests of Mrs Dora Kiser Webster and family at Cresl. J C Hunt of Danville visiting Mrs Oak. Mrs Jack Goodwin of Greenville and Mrs S J Alexander of Atlanta visiting Mrs T A Raines. Mrs Ronald Johnston visited Lawrenceville with Mrs Frank Pencost. Miss Lillian Henderson of Atlanta weekend guest of Mrs R A Myers. Luncheon guests of Mrs D K R Webster and Miss Harriet Webster. Mrs Sarah Rakestraw guest of Mrs Gandall in Avanta. Miss Mary Medlock returns to Louisville, Ky. Parent-Teacher club holds first fall meeting at school auditorium. In LaGrange, Willis entertains Twentieth Century club for Mrs Wade Milam with surprise handkerchief shower. Woman’s club holds first fall meeting at Mrs Albert Danson’s home. Mrs R I Christopher hosts Young Matrons club. Mr and Mrs J E Danson host Tuesday Afternoon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Guasie Berman
Elberton
Mra. W. Cohen
Irma Hays
Texas
Luke Robinson
CH. Lewis
Atlanta
F. C. Lee
J. Strange
Mary Strange
Americus
Grace Whitehead
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Cowan
Fletchee Till
J.B. Gordon
Sam Bowers
Misa Clara Belle Adams Sane
Walter Stephenson
Hii
George Hill
Fowler Bros. & Co
M. Cowan
Thomas C. Cowan
Newton
Mixa
T. A. ‘Raines
Ronald Johnston
Lawrencevile
Frank
Lillian Henderson
R.A. Myers
Thomas D. Stewart
Anne Istewart Etheridge
Me. Ewing Dean
D. KR. Webstar
Harriet Webster
Sarah Rakestraw
H.gandall
Avanta
Mary Medlock
Louisville
Apss
Lute Hudson
Mountain Resort Visits and Local Society Notes
Lithia Springs residents travel in North Carolina and Georgia. Mrs. Sanford Gay of Atlanta returns home after summer with Miss Ruth Fair. Misses Pearl Wheat and Lillian Blair depart to teach in Atlanta schools. Lattle Garrett leaves for Villa Rica to resume teaching. Mr. and Mrs. W G Maxwell return from Carrollton trip. Mrs. A Wesson Sr of Atlanta and daughter visit Mrs. J A Watson. Mrs. Louisa Rice Lambert and Pauline of Indianapolis visit Mrs. Ernest Houseman. Houseman hosts a farewell stock party for his move to Dahlonega-based subfex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Patterson
North Carolina
Sanford Gay
Atlanta
Ruth Fair
Pearl Wheat
Lillian Blair
Lattle Garrett
Villa Rica
W.G. Maxwell
Gisit
Carrollton
A. Wesson
A. Watson
Louisa Rice
Lambert
Pauline
Indianapolis
Ind
Ernest I Houseman
Nesbit Harper
Henry Harper
Hoyal Caron
Inez Lambert
Ernest Houseman
Marietta News Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Marietta wire notes visitors and travels across Georgia towns. Mrs Linton Dean of Woodstock visits her mother Mrs F 3 Wil Jon Mrs Joseph Clarke departs for Madison Wisconsin to attend University of Wisconsin. Miss Sallie Trippe Eatonton visits Mrs Floyd Northcutt. others visit Agnes Scott college and Brenau. Major social round with bridge luncheons and relatives in Athens, Atlanta, Brunswick and Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Linton Dean
Woodstock
Wil Jon
Joseph Clarke
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
John R. Northcutt
Athens
Misa Fannie Glover
Baltimore
Sallie ‘Trippe
Eatonton
Floyd Northcutt
Marie Shippen
Billtjar
Julia
Erma Katherine Anderson
Agnes Scott College
John S. Gandler
Atlanta
T. D. Hoppe
Clu
Robert Leach
West
Joseph M. Brown
Mra. Noble Jones
Peter Meldrim
Savannah
Minnie Lou McNeel
Brenau College
Gainesville
Virginia Barnes
Gladys
Winnie McKinnon
Brunswick
GT. Nolan
A. Groves
South Georgia
Dred Sloan
Macon
Vent Malone
Wille
Ria Normal and Induatrial College
AM Mogeville
Jean Wallace
Russes
Sarah Patton
Jules Anderson
Imogene Brown
Agnes Scott ‘College
FE. P. Dobbs
Williard Spalding
Florida
Thomasville
Fiennesaw
D.C
George F. Gober
Cherokee Street
Jack McMichael
Quitman
John Bos
Mliss
Maude Fisher
Guyton
Maenn
Neil Hall
Greensboro
Hau Wting
Tal
Mirs
Mamie Tearce
Canton
Fevelyn Clay
Woodbury Notes On Students And Social News
Miss Maryssate Clements left Sunday night to resume studies at La Grange Female College La Grange Ga Telia Watton returned to Muncieville Wednesday to enter the 6 1 at Sara Tinton went to Macon Tuesday to enroll at Wes leyan college Miss Hattie Jones left for Rome Tuesday to enter Share Miss Maud Smith of Greenville has returned to the fall season and will again have charge of Mrs Dainle Williams millinery parlor Mr HK June and Mrs Lei spent Thursday in Atlanta Mrs J J Fulmes of Atlanta spent the weekend with her mother Mrs J J Clinton Mrs 10 Sutton who has been quite sick for some time is improving Miss Lucile Gil left Monday to attend Cox College for the fall term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryssate Clements
la Grange
Atlanta
J. J. Tfulmes
Spen
Dlinton
Sutton
Muse
Minton
Atlantia
Lucile Gil
Cox College
New Way Wonder for Corns Gets It
The advertisement promotes Gets It as a simple safe painless corn remedy. It claims quick relief with no bandages or painful methods and promises smaller shoes due to resolved corns calluses warts and dunions. Distributed by E Lawrence & Co Chicago at 26 a battle or direct mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
E. Lawrence & Co. Chiengu
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Bel- Bien
May
Madame Laurent
Paris
Grose
Legion of Honor
Decca
South
Georgia War Yelief Committee
France
Athinte
Georgia
Empire State
Piedmont
Rabun Gap
Tybee
Jean Ribalt
Seine
Somme
saNa
Joffre
Napoleon
Marshal Ney
Eagles of
Air
Eagles
Felowman
Seccours National
Wapers
California
Palace of Fine Arts
Shother
Dreamland
X Ridley
Frank Oowenn
B. Bioust
R. A. Redding
B. Oxhorne
Frank Dykes
Mes Strickler
Pappenheimer
Mra Moody
Hawkinches
Washington, D. C
Smuvs
Southern Railway
Summerville, GA
Oxford, GA
Carrollton, GA
Greensboro, GA
J. W. Pearce
Howard Calloway
Logan Crighton
J. van H. Nash
Stringfellow
Turner Fitten
Thomas B. Penne
Evelyn Barriga
Albert Howell
J. W. Conway
Curt Atchison
Phinigy. Calhoun
Aira
Wesnatla
Charles Selple
Dunbar Roy
R. L. Grant
BR. A. Smythe
George M. Brown
George Dexter
John MM. Moore
Henry Tanner
T Stearnes
Thornton Marys
Macon’ Martin
Montague
Sim Blalock
T. B. Feider
H. al Newman
Dan MacDougald
Jene Draper
Hughes Spalding
J. ¢. Haskell Hefesacia
F. Everett
C. & Atchison
J Beare
Secrest
Rome, GA
Madison, GA
Greenville, GA
Eatonton, GA
John
J. I Lay, Jr
Newnan, GA
Norcross, GA
Lagrange, GA
Lithia Springs, GA
Georgia Picture
Alfriend Bldg
Woodbury, GA
Pete
Dr. Chases Special Stard
Merve Tablate
Dr. Chase
Tenth Street
Philadefntia
Pace
DR. Page
Hot Springs
Arkansas
James Sanatorium
BeNevus
Memphis
Tenn
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