Berry Dunwody wedding at Trinity church today
Miss Ruth Willen Berry and Walter Reese Dunwody wed at Trinity church this afternoon at 3. Officiant Dr Luke Johnson. brother David Bass Berry gave the bride away. After the ceremony the couple will drive to Chicago and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Johnson
David Bass Berry
Birmingham
Dunwody
Chicago
Wiving
Sroom
Discovery Lets Anyone Get Curly Hair With Ease
An old method claims flavid siimering can convert straight hair to curly and wavy in hours. It spreads through friends to thousands, praised for natural curl and bright lustre. The process uses almerine with tooth brush before bed, allegedly lasting weeks. Mirrors of Fashion notes it as a substitute for waving irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemen
aUery
Eveasy
Italian Dinner Dance at Capital City Club
An Italian themed dinner dance lit up the Capital City club last night. The garden setting featured a moonlit roof, fountains, and a miniature Vesuvius display. A long guest list included Mr. and Mrs. E. Hinman and many others, with Italian menu highlights and live music interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City ‘Club
Italy
E. Hinman
J Hughes Spalding
B. W. Tye
G. A. Ryan
J. W. Lewis
C. . Roddey
H.C. Scott
Myra. J. Eppa Brown
James Ragen
W. 5. Carlton
Mravelyn Harris
H. Monre
S. G. Baker
BH. Goodhare
AL. Palmer
Wirle Atkinson
James T. Willams
Ralph Smith
W. B. Emery
J. B. Connaily
Julian Prade
S BR. Bridges
van Holt Nash
M. B. Wel
Opening of Scottish Rites Home for Crippled Children
The Scottish Rites Home for Crippled Children will be formally opened to the public today. Visitors will be welcomed from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. to view the home on Hill Street off East Lake Drive and meet the fourteen children in the wards. The executive board meets at 2:45 p.m. Dr. Charles Jones will address the chapter, with performances by Miss Zelma Jacobs and Miss Caroline Crenshaw among others. special guests and Confederate veterans are invited.
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Miss Berry
Charles W. Wolcott
Huth ‘Berry
Goldenjrod
Charles Willig
Sam Einley
Wolcott
Rand
H. B. Baylor
Louis.b. Farley
Montgomier
Ala
Mise Jataleen Farley
Walter Keenan
Oakland Drive
Tate Springs
Toxaway
Miss Farley
Montgomery
Alexander Means
Oxford
the Mary University
Boykin-Culpepper
MM. Boykin
Martha Neal Boykin
Harry Steware Culpepper
Arcadia
Pia
White Springs
Seventeenth Street
Gordon
Ponte Te Leon Avenue
Lchamods
Southern University of Music
Peachtree Street
Forrest, Avenue
W. W. Lefilnewell
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Scottish Rites
Itates
Hill Street
East Lake Drive
Charles ©. Jones
Annie Belle Carroll
Woodberry School
Bell Schools of Music
McDdwell
Caroline Crenshaw
Woodberry Hall
New York
Zelma Jacobs
Cincinnati
James Bedell
Banigan-L’engle
Timothy T Neian O'Connor
Providence
Madge Tyrie Banigan
Philip Patio Lingle
Bagewood
R. Feception
Norwood Avenue
L'Engle
East
Seventh Street
Atlanta
Fair Association Formed in Dodge County Georgia
Eastman Ga September 22 Spe cial At a meeting of the Eastman Chamber of Commerce officers for the year were elected all the old officers named again President W I Jessup first vice president Dr J D Herrman second vice president James Bishop Jr third vice president W L Jessup fourth vice president S I ere? fifth vice president C P Coleman treasurer J A Harrell The Dodge County Fair association was organized with officers Conway W L Jessup Glessner treasurer? directors LeRoy Herrman ct Clark W B Daniels J L West? W P Cobb I D Herrman The report of Secretary Glessner of the chamber of commerce was very ratifying.
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Eastman
Eastman Chamber of Commerce
W. l. Jessup
J. D.aerrman
James Bishop, Jr
Iere
C. P. Coleman
J. A. Harrell
Dodge County Pair Association
W. L. Jessus Glesacer
LeRoy Herrman
Ct Clark
W. B. Daniels
J. L. Weoten
W. PO Cobb
I. D. Herrman
Glessner
Chamber of Commerce
Mothers to receive prizes for babies at church event
Mothers of entrants in the better broles contest who could not attend the medal and diploma presentation at the First Christian church will receive prizes next Monday at 8 PM. The decision follows a committee announcement after many mothers could not attend the lecture by Dr W Jay Bell on baby life.
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W. Jay Bell
Students of Bible Meet Here Friday
Local Bible students secured the southeastern convention of Associated Bible Students to convene at the Kimball house Friday morning at 10 30 with debaters from Georgia and nearby states. Three daily sessions at 10 00, 2 00 and 7 30 pm feature M L Kerr of Brooklyn and Frank Draper of New York as principal speakers. An invitation is extended to local students to attend.
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Bible
Associated Bile
Kimball House
Georgia
Atlanta
M. L. Kerr
Brooklyn
N.X
Kerr
Frank Draper
New York
Tech Commerce School Opens Thursday Night
The Tech Commerce School will hold its formal opening exercises at 7 o clock in the Walton building with speakers including the president of the Tech Commerce Society and the secretary of the Tech Association. Enrollment is nearing capacity with only five or ten seats left. Dates for the annual banquet and the first fall meeting will be announced soon.
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Southern Association of College
Misa Cleveland Zahner
Peachtree
University Club
Woots’ Fielder
Tech Athletic Association
RK. H. Comer
Tech
MC. A
A.C. Kelser
Tech Commerce Society
Sprakers
Cech School of Commerce
Walton
School of Commerce
W. S.kell
Ann Commerce
Commerce
Stone Mountain Monument Plans Discussed by Confederate Groups
Stone Mountain sees active debate on a Confederate memorial by sculptor Gutzon Borglum. Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy and Georgia leaders support a monumental sculpture following the mountain’s contours to depict officers, cavalry, infantry and pivotal Civil War scenes.
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Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borglum
Uwe
Daughters of the Confederacy
Burslum
Mra
Kvlen Mane
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Qasociation
Confederacy
William Ho Terpeli
von Mahtree
Atlanta
Alexander King
Mopper Alexander
Alston
Hudson Moore
J. Z. Rosser
Stone, Mountain Memorial Association
Harris
Harrison
AL Ot. West
A. G. Hhades
Isage Boyd
Alice
Tf. Steveda
A. McD. Wilson
Hugh Witlet
Tax Collector to Open Saturdays for Tax Payments
Tax Collector Franc Bo Smith announces the office will stay open every Saturday afternoon through the tax deadline October 13 to allow citizens to pay their taxes.
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BR. Burton
Elizabeth Street
A.B. Woodell
Havana
Cuba
Arthur Smart
Ragsetl
Vingil Shepherd
Ayers
Claude Fredericis
Atchison
B.C. Darby
George Walker
Julian
Jade
Stephen Barnett
Guy Woolford
J. W.nite
Henry Darling
Sirs
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Church
Inman Park Girls’ Club
Inmean Park ‘Girls’ Club
Analog Hotel
Tempietorhood
Gayettes
Asheville
N. C
Battery Paris Hotel
Mauricé DuPont
Wilmington
Tacob Phinizy
Aul-gusta
Battery Park
Gibben-Mathis
Eptember
Arodia
Fla
Ethel Gibben
Cumberland
Eng
J. Edmond Mathis
Americus
Gibben
Florida
Semmes
U. D.C
Woman's Club
A. D
Stewart's
GROD
Fred S. Stewart CO
Whitehall St
Ansley
Rathskeller
Hoel Ansley
R.'Secker
H.C. Bagh
Thornton Mayer
Abs. J
Mary Murphy
Cliff Hatcher
Lee Hawry
Eawia Johnson
Caldwell
Charles Remsen
John &. Murphy
Joseph Ralves
Wiliam Tilt
Hugh 5
Thomas Hancock
Gladys Burns
Tanet Hatcher
George Raine
A. Hancock
A. R. King
J. P. Allen
Marehalli McKenzie
Beaumont Davison
Dugard ‘Bullard
Palmetto
Afd
Harvey Hil
Sarah G. Grint
New Orleans
Henrietta Davis
William Franklin
Henry Walker
A. &. Fowler
M. W. Halk
Skipwith
Fall River
Www. L Bishop
Laurae King
Roy Collies
Joseph Til‘son
Henry Begnard Scott
Chauncey Sinatr
Vb. French
Ira Carrol Latmer
Katherine Ellis
Florine Hardwick
Margaret Hawkins
Josephine Mobley
Messia
James Ragan
Winter Alfriend
Justus Jennings
Charles Trevue
Harry Thomypson
W0ham McKenzie
Yauastor Batchelor
Ruth Berry
C. Th Cabaniss
Ezell
Judie Harvey
Misa Dorothy Davis
Lois Wills
Ladies of the First Christian Church
Ansley. i
Irs
John A. Perdue
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. 8. Wilson
Anthony
Leroy, Rogers
L. O. Bricker
H. M. Potter
Charles Goodman
Price-Smith
R. A. Burnett
Uickshank
Bailey
J. J. “Merritt
Jaegr
Signor
G. Aldo Randegier
Linton C. ‘Hopkins
Walter Colquitt
Houton
Savannah
Preston, Jarkwright
Arkwright
M. Dunning
James Osgood Wynn
Mattie Nutting
Maron
Porter King
George M. Brown
Henry Clay Bagley
Lakewood
N. J
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Suests
Eligabeth Hiawkins
Patty McGehee
Ludie Speer
Wilmer L. Moore, Jr
George Hart
Frank Owens
Sam
Cy Rose
Henry Walker Bagley
Cedartown
Edward Fichardson
William MebKensie
Pratt Adams
Charlie Black
A. H. Woodall
J. W. White
Smart
Virgil Sheperd
Guy Ayer
Genry Darling
J. G. Williams
Mary ‘Murphey
Eastern Star
Gordial
O. B.S
Athenin
Masonie Tem- Ste Piainte
First Baptist Church
J. W. Boyd
William Owen
Fair Association
Students OF Bible
Tech Commerce School
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Borsium
Rev
United Daughters of the
Conedey
California
Horalum
Phang
Helen Plan
Meelmne
Mountain
Slumiation
Othe
Iterlock
Reintree
WZ. Turner
Mer
Whitewall
Wrigley’s
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
Kesner Bldg
Tata Eoee
Uesch
of Georgia School of Technology
Ga. Tech
J. N. G. Nesbit
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