Matinee Party Honors Visiting Ladies at Akers Home
Mrs. William Akers hosted a matinee party yesterday afternoon honoring Mrs. Howard Lyon of Baltimore, guest of Mrs. George King, and Mrs. Albert Dillon of Jacksonville, guest of Mrs. William Percy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Akers
Howard Lyon
Baltimore
George King
Albert Dillon
Jackonville
William ‘Percy
F. T. H. Akers
Jim Williams
Albert Akers
Augusta Woman Credits Cardus For Relief From Female Ailments
Miss Irene H. Craft of Augusta Mississippi describes months of irregular periods chills fever and dizziness. After ineffective medical treatment she used Cardus and reports complete relief from backache headache and dizziness. She urges others with common female ailments to try Cardus and notes pharmacists stock it with full directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Irene H. Craft
Caraul
Cardi
Cardus
Social Notices From The Brunswick Ward
Mrs Edward Locke announces the marriage of her daughter Marie Lavonia to Luther Clyde Davis, the ceremony held September 18. Several other social events include flapper tea dances, teas at the Driving Club, and forthcoming weddings and entertainments featuring Mrs Linton Honing Signor Aldo Randegger and guests. Louise Whitaker to marry William Simon Whitaker on October 6 at St Paul Methodist Church with reception at 170 Sydney Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Club
Lewis Whitaker
Thomas Burton Lewis
Louise
William Simon Whitaker
St. Paul Methodist’ Church
Sydney Street
Peanut Hunt Yields Fairy Tale Prize at Wiss Hous ton
Little Miss Wiss Hous ton won two books of fairy tales in a peanut hunt contest. The favors were enclosed in Jack Horner pie. Mrs Adams entertained with her mother Mrs John Brownlee and sister Mrs Emmett L Jakes among the many guests listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett B Adams
Faye
Virginia Brownlee
Marjoriey Trammell
Wiss Houston
Jack Horner
Adams
John 3
Brownlee
Emmett L. Jakes
Hite
Miles Mu
Grey Roberts
Fannie
Mae Griffin
Gladys. Myers
Virginia’ Brownlee
Ian Houston
Kerie Tram‘mell- Masters
John L. Cody, Jr
William M. Brownles
Fambrough Brownlee
September meetings of St.okes Business Women's club
St.okes Business Women's club plans its September meeting Wednesday evening September 22 at the church with supper at 6 00 p m All members urged to attend The Atlanta Woman's Suffrage league meets at Carnegie Library Wednesday at 3 30 p m under Mrs Eugene M Mitchell leadership Members are requested to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.oke's Business Women's Club
Susner
Atlanta, Woman's Suffrage League
Carnegie Library
Eugene M. Mitchell
Methodist Church
Decatur
Frank Quillian
Andrew Sledd
Emory University
the Fatton
Decatur Presbyterian Church
W. T. Smith
The
Baptist Church
Robert S. Truesdale
Sumter
D. C
Sycamore and
Harry Streets
Mrs Horine Receives Silver Vase At Atlanta Luncheon
At the Ansley hotel pine room a luncheon honored Mrs H M Horine and her committee for entertaining delegates to the National Association of Building Owners and Managers convention in Atlanta. The local association presented a silver vase inscribed to Mrs EB M Horine with a speech of appreciation and thanks to the women helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers
Pine
Ansley Hotel
H. M. Horine
Atlanta
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
EB. M. Horine
National Convention
Atlanta Association
R. R. Otis
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Asa G. Candler, Jr
C.F. W.kinson
Ana . Horing
Wilkinson
William Niller
Registration Extended at Commerce School Georgia Tech
Professor W. S. Kell announces extended registration for entry to the Georgia Tech School of Commerce fall classes. The move to October 1 responds to strong interest in the special newspaper advertising course and other new features. Night classes are held in the Walton building under Tech management, separate from the free night school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Kell
Georgia Tech School of Commerce
Railroads to Improve Crossings in Cordele
A Cordele conference of railroad officials and Mayor J Gordon Jones discussed crossing upgrades. Attendees included C E Brower A B A W E F Kaderly G S F O Teague of Seaboard. Plan calls for crushed rock and gravel on all city crossings to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
J. Gordon Jones
C. E. Brower
Augusta Chronicle sale in Atlanta today
Atlanta readers can purchase The Augusta Chronicle as part of a limited distribution sale. The issue covers local news, sports, and classifieds with the Chronicle’s standard regional emphasis for readers in the capital city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Chronicle
Atlanta
COTTON AT 12 CENTS EXPECTED IN COLUMBUS
Columbus cotton market shows lively, optimistic trading with good middling at 10 3-4 cents. Sales include 150 to 250 bales at 10 3-4 cents, as new cotton moves steadily and stockpiles shrink from 24 000–25 000 bales to about 20 000. Cotton seed brings 15 and wagon seed around 28 per ton, with expectations of further price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chatham Votes Bonds of Nearly One Million
Savannah Ga September 21. Chatham county carried four bond issues totaling nearly 1 million dollars. A road from Savannah to Tybee received 375000 dollars. Additional issues funded public schools 400000 dollars and small bonds for courthouse improvements county farm buildings and a county reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Chatham County
Tybee
Veterans Protest Sunday Moving Pictures in Atlanta
Confederate veterans group Atlanta Camp No 159 denounces Sunday exhibitions by local theaters aimed at raising funds. They urge newspapers to publish the resolution opposing Sunday shows and rejecting any fundraising connection to Confederate veterans. Signed by Commander S. D. Mul Powell and Adjutant H. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okr
Atlanta
Moving Picture Theaters
Evans
Tr. C. V
Atlata Baily
S. D. Mupouell
Ew. H. Harrison
State Insurance Men to Meet in Macon
Macon Ga September 21 Special The Macon Association of Life Insurance Underwriters has issued a call for a meeting of all insurance men Georgia to be held in Macon on November 2 designated by the Georgia State Fair as Underwriters' day More than 600 Insurance men are expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Macon Association of Life Insur
Ance Underwriters
Georgia
Georgia State Pair Association
Good Year for Emory Announces President Dickey Report
Oxford Ga September 21 Special President James EB Dickey announces Emory College has its best opening in years. Registration this morning stood at 265 with additional students arriving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
James EB. Dickey
Emory. College
John T Bird Named Oxford Postmaster
Oxford Ga September 21 John T Bird who for nine years has been conductor at the Oxford end of the Covington and Oxford street railway has been named postmaster at Oxford to succeed BRL Gunn who has been in the office as assistant or postmaster for eighteen years Postmaster Bird will assume office about November 1 His assistant will be Mrs Walter R Branham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Ga
John T. Bird
Oxford
Covington and Oxford Street Railway
Brl Gunn
Bird
Walter R Branham
Seeing Georgia Tourists to Visit Jackson Wisconsin
Jackson prepares to welcome the second Seeing Georgia party of tourists on October 6. The chamber of commerce and local auto enthusiasts plan a meeting soon to map an entertainment program for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Sepremier
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Committee to Boost Harvest Festival in Atlanta
A seven member committee will be appointed today by President Leé Jordan to have charge of Merchants' and Manufacturers' Day for the Georgia Harvest Festival. Beaumont Davison and W. W. Orr spoke at the Rotary Club lunch at the Hotel Ansley, pledging full backing. The club aims to make the festival a major citywide carnival, with previous efforts cited including new street signs installed under W. W. E. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lée Jordan
Atlanta Rotary Club
Beaumont Davison
W. W. Orr
Ansley
Rotary Club
Souil
Albert Adams
Rotarians
Adams
WW EB. Chambers
Speedy nuptials for Penn and Brookes in courthouse
Miss Maude Penn and HH Brookes, both of 42 Trinity Avenue, wed in the ordinary's court with Judge A A Owens after noon. The groom, a soda dispenser at Bent Pharmacy, quit work at 1 for lunch and hurried back after a Decatur attempt was refused, briefed as a two year engagement and four year acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Penn
HH. Brookes
Trinity Avenue
A. A. Owens
Bent Pharmacy
Miss Penn
Decatur
DeKalb
Owens
Ramspeck Hosts Decatur Athletic Club Board Meeting
Newly elected Decatur Athletic Club directors gathered at President Robert C. W. Ramspeck's home for a buffet supper. Plans covered new attractions and progress, with committees named: House George StJones chair, Tayor, Ansley. Finance Grotti chair, Hendee, Candler. Tennis Candle chair, Hendee, Haygood. Entertainment Hammock Hamspeck chair, Taylor, Sutton, Wider, Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Athletic Club
Robert C. W. Ramspeck
Decatur
Cla
House
George St. Jones
William S. Ansley
Tinance
Pin Grotti
RK H Hendee
Scott Candle
R. K. Hendee
Cam
Mikes
Wheo H. Hamspeci
N. 1
Taylor
Bord Sutton
Joseph Wider
George EK
Jones
Pedder to Address Ad Men at Thursday Noon
James E L Vedl der division superintendent of Brass streets will address the Ad Men meeting at the Hotel Ansley tomorrow at noon. The session titled My South's Opportunity will focus on a business revival. An interesting program includes new stunts and a quartet appearance by the Ad Men's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My South
Ansley
James EL. Vedlder
Brass Streets
Young Augstans Plan Junior Trade Chamber
Augusta Ga September 21 a group of younger business men prepare to form a junior merchants and manufacturers association. The new body will cooperate with the existing organization but remain separate and distinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Augustans Plan Junior Trade Chamber
Augusta
Clarkesville Hosts Athens Presbytery Meeting
Athens presbytery convened in Clarkesville with moderator J. A. Hunter of Jefferson and clerk Rev. J. Cartledgy of Athens presiding. After sessions, the group planned an official visit to Nacoochee Institute, the mountain high school, in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Presbytery
J. A. Hunter
Jefferson
J. Cartledgy
Clarksville
Nacoochee Institute
Presbyterial Mountain High School
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Triumphs
Terre Hill Pa Mrs Augustus Lyon endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting relief from female troubles and aches in back and sides after use. The ad extols the remedy as a grand, standard cure rooted in field herbs and highlights mass testimonials from women in Lynn Massachusetts data files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn, Mass
Lydia B. Pinkhem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Sisters
Poncs de Leon
Jerome Jones
Chattanooga
Hotel Patten
Oscar Richmond
Albert Hastings
Siznai Inn
G. AL
Pratt
Druid Tis
Frank Fitten
Emily McDougald
W. G
Minasima Jacobs
Tennessee
Moreland Speer
Punch
Lorient
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Whitehall
NYS
Care Constitution
Eariely
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall St
Gordon
Toules- Millichamp
James Millichamp
Piedmont Avenue
Phil Gordon
San Francisco
Commerce School
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Muscogee County
Chatham
Moving Pictures
Decatur M. E
EMORY
John T. Berd
Rotary Committee
Ramspeck
Pedder
Clarkesville
Mrs. Lyon
Maull Bros
St. Louis
U.S. A
Kos
Thomas Mordon Tateb
Mareyrd Muuweat Hehoal
Ufe
Merle
Jean
Tso
Tinietein
Insutre
Faruis
Euston County Medical Asucinihy
Seuchler
Detroit Electric
Detroit. Electric Sales Co
Hudson
East North Ave
Dobbs & Wey CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!