Wedding Plans For Dean Spratlin In Gainesville
Miss Carol Chase Dean of Gainesville and Mr Frank Spratlin of Atlanta will wed Wednesday at Hillcrest the bride’s home lawn. Rev Edwin H Dean will officiate. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs Herbert Dean and maid of honor Miss Sadie Robinson. Best man Eugene Harrington. groomsmen James Rudolph Lester Hosch Claud Burnett. Out-of-town guests include W Spratlin family and many Georgia residents. Reception to follow. The ceremony features clematis and synmilex decorations and electric lawn lighting.
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Meadowland
Marion Murphy
Chattanooga
Thomas Willia Jones
Atlanta
Mabel Jones
Jacksonville
Misa Ruth Jeliss
Dr. Sullivan
Thomas Wills Jones
Mr. Watson
California
West
Chattamooga
Dean-Spratlin
Carol Chase Dean
Gainesville
Frank Spratlin
Hillcrest
Herbert Henry
Dean
Edwin BH. Dean
Northfield
Minn
Herbert Henry Dean
Latimer Rudulph
Sidney Smith
Sadie ‘Robinson
Helen
Dorothy ‘Dean
Margaret Barker
Gertrude Williams
Louise Law
Mary Lucy Turner
Eugene Harrington
Julian Thomas
Carl | Ramepeck
Ernest’ Hamapeck
Palmer
Johnson
James
Rudolph
Lester Hosch
Claud Burnett
Inmesgille
Mary Blalock
God
George Walker
Charlea BP. Hodge
D. Trowbridge
Stuart Brown
Marie Tinkins
John ®. Mitchell
St. Louis
Parker
Adele
May Parker
Bert Parker
Mount Airy
Sarah Simpson
Palmer Simpson
Toccoa
Unice Asbury
Magical Face Peeler Promises Youthful Complexion
An advertisement touts a home facial treatment using ordinary wax applied at night and washed off in the morning to remove worn skin. It claims minute skin particles gradually clear the surface, revealing a fresh underlayer and a youthful look. A second potion combines saxolite powder with witch hazel to smooth wrinkles in minutes and improve facial contour.
East Lake Clubhouse Dinner Dance Then Social Week
At East Lake, bright social events of the week include the Thursday and Saturday night dinners and dances at the clubhouse from 7 30 to 11 o'clock.
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East Lake
Parent-Teacher Club Meeting Set at Slaton School
The Parent-Teacher club of W. F. Slaton school will hold the first meeting of this term in the school auditorium Wednesday September 2 at 2 o'clock. All patrons of the school are cordially invited to be present.
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Z ! Music
Phillips & Crew Company
W. F. Slaton School
Social items reflect Atlanta society resuming after travels
Numerous Atlanta residents return from trips to Tennessee New York Boston and Kentucky. Couples and individuals announce homecomings weddings and visits with notes of locations including East Eighth Street Piedmont Avenue Georgian Terrace and Columbia South Carolina. A wedding in Chattanooga and a drive to Sparta anchor the social page.
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4. H. Lippold
Chicago
Atlanta
Million Dollar Livestock Show Opens at Memphis
Memphis Tenn September 27 A million dollar livestock show leads the Tri State fair opening today for a ten day run. Champion herds of cattle from central eastern states compete with the best southern breeding. Trot mule races and automobile races on the mile dirt track are part of daily programs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tri
Latates
Atlanta National Bank Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
The Atlanta National Bank held open house for its fiftieth anniversary drawing about 6 000 visitors. Officials welcomed guests including long-time patrons and veterans who recalled bank history from 1865. The event featured the old iron safe and ledger, with bank leaders present to explain methods and history to the public.
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Atlanta
Lala
Chares Bk. Currier
J. 8
Ployd
Frank
Block
G. St. Donovan
Kennedy
J. D. Leitner
Ity
Joint committee plans new county law library
County commission and bar association committees draft plans for a law library to be housed in the courthouse. Members include S. B. Turman chairing the county board group with W. L. Gilbert and T. J. Hightower Jr, while Burton Smith leads the bar association slate with John J. Tye Armenius Wright John T. Dennis and B. B. D Orr. Turman seeks bids on numerous listed volumes and digests. once furniture arrives, the library will open to the bar association.
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Bar Association
Board of County Commissioners
S. B.turman
W. L. Gilbert
T. J. Hightower
Har Association
Burton Smith
John J. Tye
Armenius Wright
John T. Dennis
B. B. D'Orr
Mr. Turman
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Northeastern
Pacific
Atlantic
Southeastern
Southwestern
South— Arn
Federal Reporter
Century Digest
Tdeasn
Mial
United States Supreme Court Reports
Brightly
Nates
United States Reports
Michie
Georgia
Shepard
Federal
Shepara
Yon
Beph-Arne Igent
Turman
Atlanta Medical College Emory Branch Opens With 150 Students
Atlanta Medical College a branch of Emory University opened for its sixty first session with an initial enrolment of 156 students and plans to reach at least 240. Bishop Warren A. Candler praised Atlanta as a logical medical center location and stressed the profession's moral responsibility. Addresses by Dr W S Irkin dean and Dr W S Kendrick followed.
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Dana
Atlanta Medical College
Emory University
Warren A. Candler
Emory College
Atlanta
New Orleans
Baltimore
Bishop Candier
Addressea
W. S. Irkin
W. S. Kendrick
Cotton Mill Declares 10 Per Cent Dividend at Lyerly
In Lyerly Georgia the Summerville cotton mill stockholders met and reported a prosperous year. A 10 percent dividend was declared and officers for the next year elected: John D. Taylor president, B. H. Edmondson vice president, E. N. Martin secretary. The mill will be doubled in capacity within months.
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Lyerly
Summerville Cotton Milla
John D. Taylor
B. H. Edmondson
E. N. Martin
Summerville
Farlinger Offers to Pay for Lights at City Drug Hospital
Councilman A W Farlinger volunteered to cover the cost of installing electric lights at the detention hospital used for drug addicts. About sixty patients had been using oil lamps and, per Dr J P Kennedy, lamps risked lighting frames on fire. The finance committee reported the work cost about 225 dollars and Farlinger said he would pay if council did not. The fund was later found in the Oakland City school fund with Alderman I N Ragsdale approving the transfer.
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A. W. Farlinger Monilay Igame
J.P. Kennedy
Fariinger
Paringer
Farlinger
Oakland ‘City School Fund
Aldermin I. N. Ragsdale
Trahufer
Weingardner Taken To Grady After Poison Dose
Charles E Weingardner a 25 year old barber of 216 South Pryor street lies in Grady hospital in serious condition after taking sixteen tablets each containing one thirtieth grain of strychnine. He was rushed to the hospital Monday afternoon at 4 o clock and said he took the poison by mistake. Physicians expect probable recovery.
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Charles EL Weingardner
Pryor Street
Grady Hospital
Weingardner
City Hospital
Injured Mills Boy Dies at Grady Hospital
Roy Murphy, a 15 year old worker at Piedmont cotton mills near Exgen Park, suffered a belt accident pulling him into a carding machine. He was carried to the ceiling and flung to the floor, with severe cuts and possible brain concussion. His condition remained unchanged at Grady hospital as relatives awaited further word.
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Roy Murphy
Rosa Murphy
Exgen Park
East Point
Hapeville
Grady Hospital
Piedmont
Whysterans
Murphy
Y Pturphy
Piedmont Mills
W. 4
Benefit Given Sunday For Church At Smyrna
Smyrna Ga September 27 Special A benefit performance of Tideing of Joy cantata was rendered by a number of talented singers at the Methodist church to aid the fund for rebuilding the burned Presbyteran church The cantata proved delightfully successful Those taking part included the choir of the Pryor Street Presbyterian church Atlant and numerous soloists and contributors with director Janes Z Matthews and Miss Lucille McNulr as accompanist
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Atlantw
Thelowing
Misa Mana Shelton
Misa Parkins
Mary. Day
Ming Irene Garvin
Mist’ Tubs Hollingsworth
Mrs. Beatrice Chase
Mise Marion Weils
Mes
W. B. Cole
Biles Frances Welle
Sudden Temperature Change Forecast For Local Area
Weather bureau predicts abrupt shifts in local temperatures with a warm spell followed by a drop. Monday saw above seventy degrees in the morning, then cooled late afternoon, with further fluctuations anticipated today as conditions remain fair.
Summerville to Have New Store and Hotel
A charter application filed by A. L. Murphy and associates from Summerville outlines plans for Murphy Henderson Co to build a hotel a drug store and a general store in Summerville Ga The firm currently runs a jewelry shop and will close it to focus on the new venture with a 10000 capital stock. The new building will rise opposite the current Murphy Henderson site.
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Lyerly
A. L. Murphy
Summerville
Murphy-Henderson Company
Murphy Fenderson
Murphy & Henderson
Taylor Called Home for Mother's Funeral
J B Taylor branch manager at Goodyear was called home Sunday morning to attend his mother's funeral. She died early Sunday and the funeral is being held in Mayfield with Goodyear doors to open from 9 40 to 4 1 o'clock.
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J.B. Taylor
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Mayfield
Goodyear Company
New York Central Places 420100 Tons Rails Order
New York Central lines announced a 420100 tons order of steel rails for 1916 delivery at 28 dollars per ton, totaling 3 362 800 dollars. The announcement came from New York on September 27.
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New York
New York Central Lines
Wilson Greets Grand Army of the Republic in Washington
President Wilson welcomed Grand Army of the Republic to Washington for the forty-ninth annual reunion. Veterans from the Union and invited Confederate survivors gathered for the Civil War commemoration, with a grand review planned and Wilson addressing the veterans at the general session.
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Washington
Wilson
Grand Army of the Republic
White House
Volonel David J. Valefier
Pennsylvania Avenue
Des Craty
al Nuble
Uebel
Arabel Palmer
Abe Teuniog
Abe Qatpistol
Nelson A. Miles Wineah
Johnson
Kiet
Army of the North
Officers of Second Seeing Georgia Tour Meet at One
There will be a meeting of the officers of the Second Seeing Georgia tour at the round table in the Chamber of Commerce today at one o clock. This is the final preparatory meeting before leaving for Macon. AM officers, chairmen of committees and representatives from Atlanta are urged to be present.
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Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Cate
Macon
Atlanta
Examination of Hacks to Take Place Oct 5
The first official hack inspection under the new ordinance will occur next Tuesday October 6. Inspector Charles J. Woodall said he will inspect the hack horses drivers and vehicles. Hackmen are to park on Walton Street at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
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T General Council
Getrober GS
Charles J. Woodall
Walton Street
Fourth Ward Precinct Change For Primary Voting
The city executive committee altered precinct A in the fourth ward for the upcoming primary on Thursday September 30. Voters requested the change from the corner of Wighlind Avenue and North Boulevard to 420 Hdgewood Avenue. Swift & Company reports beef sales in Atlanta averaged 9.80 cents per pound for the week ending Saturday September 25.
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Fourth Ward
Wighlind Avenue
North Boulevard
Hdgewood Avenue
Swift & Company
Atlanta
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