Wedding Bells As Berry and Dunwody Tie The Knot
The wedding of Miss Ruth Willens Berry and Mr Walter Reese Dunwody took place yesterday at Trinity church at 3 pm with relatives present. Attendants included Miss Ludie Hervey as matron of honor and Mrs David Berry as maid of honor. The bride, in white crepe and tulle with seed pearls, entered with her brother Mr Berry of Birmingham. reception details note palms and floral decor. The couple plan home with the bride’s mother on Euclid Avenue after a trip to Chicago and the West.
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David Baas Berry
Birmingham
Dunnody
Chicago
West Ang
John M ! Berry
Euclid Avenue
Nman Park
Praise From Minister's Wife Cardui Endorsed by Pastor's Wife
Mrs Joseph Fry wife of Jonathan Circutt pastor in Waynesville North Carolina testifies to recovering from severe typhoid fever and nervous collapse after taking Cardui Cardus urging other women in poor health to try it She states after several bottles she regained health could sleep work and attend Trinity College lessons and resumed her studies and music lessons at Trinity College in an 1890s period voice.
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Waynesville
Joseph Fry
Jonathan Circutt
Trinity College
Fry
Cardus
Cardui
Caplan & S
Patis
Wegen
Lotte SoMbine
Wolk
Wade
Nike
Leo
Social Christmas party notes and entertainments
A string ofBridge and matinee parties marked a weekend social scene. Mrs Hatton Rodgers hosted a Bridge table for Miss Ingram with prizes. Mrs J C Porter planned a Forsyth box party. Mrs TJ Gox and Mrs Ed Pierce organized spend-the-day events. Miss Nora Ingram Bride elect featured in a matinee party. The Journal also notes postponed meetings, a Succoth dance for Jerusalem relief, and a Joseph Habersham bazar with multi-day sales and events.
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Daniel
Hatton Rodgers
Ingram
Sivera Neal
Alien FP Davis
T C [Ween
Ansley Fark
Bagge
J C_ Porter
Forsyth
TJ Gox
Ed Pierce
Miss Ingram
Harry Poule
le Roy Wallace
Frank Givan
Biss Givena Seu
Nora Ingram
Reading Club
Labill
Alex W Smith
Lord Dunsany
Birthday and social gatherings in Atlanta descriptions
A report details a Wednesday birthday buffet at Inman Park with many guests, including family connections. A Saturday birthday dance honors Mrs KS Robertaon features buffet supper and dancing. The guest list spans numerous local families and residents, with social entertaining at multiple homes and a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Virgil Shepherd for Mrs AEB Woodell of Havana.
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Tively
Sire Akers
Georzette
Hilon
Peli
Mr. Percy
Inman Park
KS Robertaon
S F Roberts
Muirhead
J Owen
JM Mouldin
Wataon
Cdwin Cougier
Rozler
Spivey
Wo ET Tee
YP Galoes
Mes
J . Hounson
A. le Kenyon
J . Hamilton Mir
Grawford Maddox
Pete Daley
John Bilder
Op Bell
Yank McGahee
IW Maxbroy
Jakes Coleman
Bramett White
Joe Keener
Adamns
Kendrick
Inman Watson
Henderson Watson
Billie Bpratling
William ‘Taylor
Goldin
William Robinson
Fair and Cooler Weather Forecast Today
The article notes a string of cool, clear nights continuing since Monday with bedspreads in use. Temperatures dropped to 51 degrees by morning, and daytime highs did not exceed 71. The forecast calls for continued fair and cooler conditions today.
Promotion Day Observed At West End Church
West End Christian Sunday School will observe Promotion Day with ninety nine youths graduating to higher departments. A program of Bible drills and songs will follow, showcasing graded literature and age appropriate Trinity study. The event highlights a rare use of graded literature in city churches and will offer an exhibition of the work to interested readers.
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Aumigur
First Christian Church
Enor Ner Pryor
Ana Trinity Avenue
Ha Lordship
Avanta Shastian Endeavor “Union Tha
Woods
Cvelyn Lewis
Robert Mell
Sarah Belle Brodnax
West End
West End Christian
Bainbridge Exhibits at Donaldsonville Fair
Bainbridge on September 28 features a Southwest Georgia fair display with Bainbridge manufactured products under Secretary Quiby Melton. The Hiberta Crate Co showcases its new $100000 plant and a patented bottle-wishing machine built by Miller Manufacturing Co, mounted by local youths, promising labor savings of at least six workers.
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Bainbridge
Donaldyon Ville
Bainbod
Quiuuby Melton
Board of Trade
Hiberta Crate Company
Neigert
Miller Manufactwing Co
Ethlacity
Lucy Cobb Begins Auspicious Year at Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute opens a new term in Athens on September 23 with higher enrollment than recent years. Students from many states attend, including North Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkansas, Acapulco West Virginia, Kentucky, and more. Twenty five teachers staff the faculty led by Brumby and Gerdine as principals. Recent additions such as sleeping porches and modern conveniences enhance comfort. the school is directed by trustees and operates non profit.
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Athens
Lucy Cobb
Jeattia Flomds
Carol Nas
Wilkes CQ Folk Visit Agricultural College
Nearly all city and county officials from Wilkes county and surrounding areas visited the State College of Agriculture in Athens on September 22. The group, part of a continued effort by county delegations, toured the 1200 acre campus and discussed showcasing the college to home communities. This visit marks the tenth county to send delegations in the past ten weeks as plans consider a dedicated Athens day to engage residents with the college’s farm operations.
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Athens
Washington
Wills
Nuneyeda
Lightning destroys barn and stables in Devalay incident
A lightning strike hit Leon Tanner's property in Devalay on September 22. The barn and stables were destroyed, with two fine mules, crops, a wagon, and tools lost. one mule and a man escaped injury. The father, a Negro, and one mule survived. Property loss estimated around $2,000 with no insurance.
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Devalay
Specia
Leon
Home for Crippled Children Opens With Fourteen Inmates
The Atlanta Scottish Rite Masons opened the Home for Crippled Children, housing fourteen rescued youngsters. A group of women organized the effort, raising funds through events to provide care, with plans to expand as more children qualify for aid. A nurse, two assistants, and staff support the two cottages on Fort Street, amid an outpouring of community visitors and a guard of honor by Masons.
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Chiiren
Scottish Rite Masons
Atlanta
Crip Mei
Foi Street
Decatur
Hum Street
Rome
A Pair of Sixes Opens Week at Atlanta Theaters
Beata promotes A Pair of Sixes at the Atlanta theatre Monday through Wednesday with a midweek matinee. The farce delivers business and love amid a lively stage action and broad humor. Also on offer The Gypsy Camp pantomime and several vaudeville acts headline the bill. The Strand features Simon the Jester with Hi Arden and Warfield, a romantic comedy tale of a Quixotic man. Grand presents Lola and Irene Worfield in light vaudeville and Ever Thas. Tech School of Commerce opens season with a formal ball and athletic leaders in attendance.
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Tno Avanca
Beata
Atlanta
W Horelick
Alarious Situs Tong
Allen Stanley
G. Aldo Randereer
Leo and
Moilx Hunting
Simon the Jester
William J Lonck
Gdverd Jose
Arden
al Tren
Partment
Lola
Sinn
Irene Worfeld
Crayford Kent
Alma Bell
Edward Daven
Janta
Jamor Tow
Tech Commerce School
Bible Students Gather for Three Day Meeting Today
A three day meeting of the Association of Bible Students begins this morning at the Kimball House Convention Hall. Opening address by the Brooklyn convention chairman Mr. Mierz and a broadside by Frank Draper of New York will feature today with three sessions planned and daily talks by noted Bible students.
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Association of Bible Students
Oelgek
Che
Kimball House
Mierz
Brooklyn
Frank Draper
New York
University appoints new commandant and cadet officers
Major Boswell, new commandant at the university, announces cadet officer appointments for the year. Names include cadet lieutenant colonel Ralph Bassett and multiple cadet majors, captains, and second lieutenants across districts such as Fort Valley, Duluth, Atlanta, Athens, Decatur, Lawson, and Savannah. Corporals and sergeants to be named later. The commandant is first lieutenant Waiter C Loswell of the Twenty first Infantry.
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Athens
Boswell
Ralph Bassett
Fort Valley
Bird Little
Vann
Boston
Joe F
Hatch
Augusta
Smith Atlanta
LE Folsom BleRne
Griffin Valdosta Wol Begat
Vorgen
Donaldson States
Girard
Leutenants
Oberdorfer Adinnia
Bardman
McCall Atlanta
Drexel Tifton HD
Upshaw Monres
White Savannah
Laentenant
C Loswell
San Traveneo
German Toys for Dixie Arrive in New Orleans Cargo
The Dutch steamship Sosterdiie arrived today with 184 cases of German toys bound for Dixie markets. The shipment, described as novelties from a southern port, marks a notable influx of German-made goods into the region as of September 14, 1973.
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New Orleans
Jim Potter
Aimian Roude Toys Yard
Christan
Remarkable treatment aids patient recovery after breakdown
A long narrative recounts a severe health decline and sleeplessness followed by recovery after trying various doctors. The patient notes drastic nervousness, indigestion, and vision issues, then credits a specific medicine and a friend's advice as pivotal to regaining health and strength. The account mentions a pharmacist and a particular remedy.
Mrs O Conner Gains Eight Pounds In Ten Days
Mrs John O Conner of Knoxville reports remarkable weight gain after taking Tanlic medicine for ten days. She says her appetite improved, digestion strengthened, and sleep better, crediting Tanlic with restoring her health after years of weakness and nervous headaches. The testimonial mentions a move to obtain more medicine and notes a past trial with no benefit.
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Oconner
Taniac
Atlanta
Ira Seademare
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