Social notes mention residents' travel and gatherings
The column records residents who visited Grove Park Inn, Allentown, and Maine, returns from Atlantic City and New York, and gatherings at homes and hotels. It lists patrons entertaining on Thursday, engagements, bridge luncheons, recitals, cottage summers at Cape Cod, and moves to new apartments in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Grove’ Park Inn
A. G. McHan
Fourteenth Street
Frank Mikell
Allentic City
New York City
Dadiey Cowles
Virginia
Henry Inman
Maine
New York
J. S Lyons
Kentucky
R. H. Carswell
Thomas B. Coleman
Chattanooga
Rufus Carswell
Twelfth Street
B. B. Crew
Ponce de Leon
R. A. Johnson
Highland Pari
Lake Michigan
Helen McKinley
Cleveland
Ohio
Grayson Heldt
W. J. Morrison
Latte
Cape Cod
Washington
Edith
Antoinette Kirkpatrick
Mamie Branch Powers
North Carolina
8. C. Dobbs
Rose Atta
Druid Hills
Lucy Stockard
George C Smith
Georgian Terrace
Meetings for Capitol Hive and Auxiliary Gatherings Set
A series of meetings is announced: Capitol Hive No 1 Ladies of the Maccabees holds an 8 PM session at Hotel Majestic with state commander Miss Berbashemar in attendance. The Woman's Auxiliary to Wesley Memorial Hospital meets Wednesday at 10 30 AM in Assembly Room. Sheltering Arms holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at 10 30 AM at 161 Walton Street. Dixie Division 135 GL A meets this afternoon at 1 30 PM at the Red Men's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Hotel Majestic
Berbashemar
Ways and Means
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Mbrary
Sheltering Arms
Walton Strong
Dixie Division
G. L A
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tapp Calls for Aid in Publication of His New Book
Sidney C. Tapp once a prominent Atlanta lawyer and writer now in Kansas City seeks help from Georgians to publish Why Jesus Was a Man and Not a Woman. He says the work defends the Bible’s divinity by arguing evil lies in sex senses and that they govern the mind. He appeals for fifty subscriptions at two dollars each to raise the final hundred dollars he needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Tapp
Atlanta
Kansas City
Georgie
Jesus
Georgia
Methodists Plan College Institutions in Georgia
At a supper in Athens on September 28 leaders of the Methodist Episcopal church south education considered establishing a benefitting college for Methodist students at state institutions. The plan aims to expand to other sites and conferences with D Y Bilis C Q Jones Stonawall Anderson present. Bishop Collins Denny expected to arrive tomorrow. Chancellor Barrow and President Pounds spoke. students Toasted. The conference will propose a plan next month to support Methodist students away from home attending state schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lana
Methodist Church
Y. D. Bilis
South Georgian Conference Educational Board
C. Q Jones
North Georgia Conference
Stonawall Anderson
Nashville
Southern Methodism
Collins Denny
Barrow
Pounds
University and State Normal School
Georgia
Girl Who Saved Train Presented With Medal
In Wavcross, Georgia on September 28 Miss Jennie Lee Parker, a young girl, was awarded a gold medal for heroism after she warned a Georgia and Florida passenger train about a burned-out trestle near Douglas earlier this year. She signaled the train in time to avert a possible disaster. Parker is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Luke Parker who live northeast of Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavcross
Georgia
Florida
Douglas
Jennie Lee Parker
Shephard School
Coffee County
Miss Parker
Mrs
Luke Parker
Dying boy says chum shot him on purpose
Forsyth Georgia September 28 Frank Wilson 14 son of T J Wilson superintendent of Glovers cotton mill near Juliette died Sunday from a gunshot wound inflicted Saturday by playmate Charles Annis also 14. Initially believed accidental the dying boy told the doctor Annis purposely shot him. Both families well known. Prosecution not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chum
Forsyth
Frank Wilson
T. J. Wilson
Glovers Cotton Mill
Juliette
Charles Annis
Wilson
Annis
Mind of Her Husband Affected by Religion in Court
In municipal court Judge L J McClelland heard J A Brown request care by his father after his wife swore out a peace warrant alleging religious zeal left him unbalanced. Brown was ordered held for mental examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brown
L. J. McClelland
Municipal Court
Palmetto
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J. M. High CO
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Gayle Forbush
E. L. Tyler
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Nellie ‘Tyler
Percy Putnam
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J. H. Hines
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Mary
Lawson Fines
Clay‘ton
Edwin A. Peeples
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Mary Daily Bag
Tennessee
Charles Chalmers
FL. Riggs
Miss Riggs
Eugene V Haynes
Atlantic City
Tapp
Methodists Planning College Institutions
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
Pon
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Pace
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Hutceray
E. Rivers
E. Rivers Realty Co
M. G. Oucn
John J. Woodside
Mr. Woodside
G. N. Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
A. P. Davis
Mr. Davis
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