Tea-Dance Planned At Daving Club With Notables
A tea-dance is set for this afternoon at the Daving club with Miss Rosalie Davis hosting a party for friends and family. Chaperons include Mrs Charles A Davis and sisters Mire Wadson Moore and Mrs Harvey Anderson, with Mrs Will Horne as honor guest in Mrs J B Horne’s party. Notables invited include Mrs Frances Jones Mrs Sam Harnett Mrs Iden Jones Mrs John MacDougald Mrs Hebert Crumley and Mrs Colquitt Carr. Captain Harry Newcomb of Havana visits his sister Mrs Willem Riley Boyd with six guests while Mr and Mrs Guano Dodd entertain a small party of friends.
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Daving
Rosalie Davis
Charles A Davis
Mire ‘Wadson Moore
Harvey Anderson
Will Horne
Atlanta
J B Horne
Frances Jones
Sam Harnett
Iden Jones
John MacDougald
Hebert Crumley
Colquitt Carr
Harry Newcomb
Havana
Willem Riley Boyd
Gua Dodd
Farmer's Wife Too Ill To Work
In Karota Minnesota Mrs. Ciara Franks reports severe weakness and pain for a year and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a dramatic recovery. She urges others to try the remedy and invites letters for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karota
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ciara Franks
Maplecrest Farm
Kacots
Ndt
Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs T M Bryan at Home
Mrs John Ellis hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday morning at her home in honor of her sister Mrs T M Bryan of Miame Fly. Eight guests played in the sun parlor with boudou trays as prizes and a luncheon followed the game. A rustic yellow coreopsis centerpiece graced the dining room table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
T M Bryan
Miame
Fly
Bis Ware
Georgette Crepe
Mra Bryan
Terp Sichorean club plans feature dancing committee event
A Monday night dinner dance on Capital City Club’s roof garden showcased planned features by the dancing committee. Attendees included numerous local society figures such as Mr and Mrs Howell and Dr Hodge, with guests from Birmingham and Montgomery among the visiting golf players and social guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Club
F S. Wessels
Charles Hodge
Robert Ryan
Lynn Warner
Clark Howell
Jacob Levin
Pred McDonigal
George Howard
A Evins
Gus Ryan
Julian Robinson
H M Atkinson
John Dus Pree Or Gentry
Ralphmith
Dan MacDongald
Ernest Dane
McBurney
Nell Prince
Gus Dodd
Henry von
Winter Alfriend
Alling Fielder
Dantil
All Pridday Mise
Josephine Mobley
Minas Mary Butler
Mas Robinson
Miss Hawkins
Miss DeVault
Colongst
Dan Rowntree
J D Robinson
Madison Bel
J B Connally
Charles Hyan
G B Graves
J B Patterson
Atex Stephens
Andrew Cainaun
Williame
Wo Fe Jenonison
E H Inman
H C Caldwell
Edwin Johnson
W Oc Hall
Tilt
Charles Cox
L. L Shivers
S . Tupper Jr
J J Hogan
J Fatexander
A &, Thornton
V An Batchelor
Mary Murphey
J ¥ Meador
Spend-the-Day Party at Pine Bloom with Miss Arkwright
Miss Dorothy Arkwright hosted a spend-the-day party at Pine Bloom. Pastel flowers and silver bows framed the centerpiece with butterfly accents. Attendees included Miss Thorinet Mardwiele, Miss Jennie D Harris, Miss Margaret McCarty, Miss Nellie Hood Aldisy Mint, Helen McCariy, Miss Loulve Lroylen, Miss Josephine Mabley, Miss Jessie McKee, Miss Virginia Eipscom, and teachers Rowiieson and Margaret Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Arkwright
Pine Bloom
Thorinet Mardwiele
Cedartown
Jennie D Harris
Margaret McCarty
Nellie Hood
Aldisy Mint
Helen McCariy
Loulve Lroylen
Josephine Mabley
Misa Jessie McKee
Virginia
Sunday Schools Pick Augusta for Meeting
Macon Ga September 82 Special At meeting of the executive committee of the Georgia Sunday School association held here today Augusta was chosen as the meeting place for the next state convention and the dates decided on were May 2 3 and 4 1916 Reports show great activity in Georgia with attendance at state conventions up 1282 in three years The association now employs four field agents A committee was named to arrange for Georgia Goes to Sunday School observance in February The committee includes Lyan Atlanta Stubbs Savannah and Sims Macon Plans to organize negroes in Sunday school work were discussed and it was decided to employ a negro field agent Funds will be raised to carry on this work separately from the regular estate association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia
Augusta
Mesars Lyan
Atlanta
Stubbs
Savannah
and Sims
Macan
Tunds
Taisen
State Normal Honored in National Mission Studies Awards
Athens State Normal School received word from San Francisco that it won first place in proportion to enrollment for mission study society classes. It earned second place nationally in volunteer Bible study classes and second in religious services attendance for the year. The University Summer School Board, with State Superintendent Brittain, met to hear Dr S Stewart’s report and plan for next year. Acting Superintendent Stewart reported 938 total enrollment, excluding a cotton class of fifty, with all expenses paid and cash on hand. Dr T J Woostar, back from leave, will lead next summer and begin planning for attendance.
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Athens Ga
State Normal School
San Francisco
Athens Institution
United States
Mission Study Society
University Summer School Board
Brittain
Atlanta
S Stewarts
Stewart
Ffty
T J. Woostar
Tom Winn Returns From Highway Meet
Tom Winn, chairman of the county commission public works committee, returned with Mrs Winn from the west after attending the Pan American road congress in Oakland California. He will discuss his trip at the next county commission meeting, focusing on asphalt paving material for Fulton future roads and western road observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Winn
Public Works Committee
The
County Commission
Marion M Jackson Named Executor of Mother's Will
Marion M Jackson was appointed executor of his mother Mrs Ballis Cobb Jackson's estate after her will was probated in the ordinary's office. The entire property was bequeathed to four children Florence Jackson Wryan Cornelia Moore Callie Orme and Marion Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion M Jackson
Ballis Cobb Jackson
Retail Merchants Hear Of Grand Harvest Festival Plans
Beaumont Davison outlines a massive Harvest Festival to Atlanta Retail Merchants Association at Hotel Ansley. Ford motor coach invasion will bring 6,900 out of town machines and 24,000 visitors for a seven day event with parades, displays, aerial acts, and Tens of thousands expected daily. Agricultural day floats from across Georgia. traffic plan and civic cooperation discussed.
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Atlante
Legion of ‘James
Atlanta
Alershanta Association
Beaumont Davison
Ansley
Stewart Abbott
Ford Automobile Company
Ford
Georgia
Davison
Atkinta
Peachtree
Whitehall
Macon
F J Taxon
Ff Allen Licy@ Parks
Ivan E Alien
RE O’donnelly
Walter Baliard
Epworth Leaguers to Meet in Atlanta October 9
A convention of state presidents of the Epworth League is set for October 8 at the First Methodist Church in Atlanta with a rally day on the following Sunday. The event plans to attract delegates from every southern state and aims to secure the International Epworth Leagues convention in Atlanta, seeking about 4000 delegates from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
South
Atlanta
International Epworth Leagues
Captain W. H. Kenner Golden Wedding Anniversary
Captain and Mrs W H Kenner celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their Clarkston home. The couple, former Atlantan residents, mark the event with family including three sons T and WH Kenner Jr of Dalton, G W Kenner of Cleveland, Ohio, and daughter Mrs B W Bowett of Atlanta with her granddaughters and other relatives. The couple are aged 86 and 81 respectively.
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W H Kenner
Clarkston G
Kenner
Benner
Kenner, Jr
Dalton
Cleveland
Ohio
B W Bowett
Atlanta
Marshal
Misséa
Nell
Anne Bowett
Dred Cappes
Miss Canpes
K Cappes
Drouth Wrecks Crops Across Southwest Georgia
Drouth in southwest Georgia devastates crops in Bainbridge area. Streams dry up, late crops shortened or ruined. Sweet potatoes sell above $1 per bushel, sugar cane yield forecast at a low, Georgia cane syrup likely higher. Peavine hay and forage wither without rain. frost threatens if moisture returns too late.
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Baintridge
Georgia
Grady County
Atlanta Dental College Opens Twenty First Session
The Atlanta Dental College opened its twenty first year with 200 attendees and a freshman class of sixty five including more women. Presidents of two national dental bodies were honored, and a new chair of local anesthesia and radiology was installed. Foreign students come from Burma, India, Panama, and the British West Indies. Classroom work begins at nine o clock.
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Atlanta Dental College
Magens
Edgewood Avenue
Ivy Street
Hughes
William Crenshaw
Thomas P Hinman
Hinman
National Dental Association
Crenshaw
National Association of Dentsl
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph Dley
Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons
Avanta Dental College
America
Thaddeus Morrison
BT Carter
Witherspoon Wallace
Boll Weevil Aids Diversification Says Columbus Man
S A Spivey traffic manager of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce says the boll weevil will force crop diversification in Muscogee and nearby counties. He argues diversification and cattle raising will save the region as farmers shift from grain and hay to value crops. Spivey notes better farmer conditions and that Columbia cotton mills run full time, with vast cotton goods production expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscogee County
S A Spivey
Chamber of ‘Commerce of
Columbus
Piedmont’ Hotel
Georgia
Muscogee
Spivey
Muscaode
Columbia Cotton Mill
Volunteers of America Southern Meet in Atlanta
Major J Charles Barlar and staff of Volunteers of America plan a Southern congress in Atlanta for October 28 to 30. The event, hosted by the local commandant, will host eastern representatives to discuss future philanthropic and eleemosynary work, continuing the legacy of Ballington and Maud Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Charles Barlar
Ballmeton
Maud B Booth
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Miss McCarty
George McCarty, Jr
New York
Scoville School
Trinity Church
Miss Belle Bennett
Womans Missionary Council
M 6
Wesley Memorial
Misa Bennett
North Georgia Conference
Miss Bennett
Mrs Higelbetham
Woman’s “Missionary Society
North Georgia
Charles Sheldon
Trinits
Broyles
Louise Broyles
Nellie Phin
Athens
Martha Coleman
Susie Blackmar
Anne Kilby
Anderson
F . Stone
Donna
St Charles Avenue
Terpsichorean Club
Steinway
Steinway Genius
Steinway Organization
Standard of the World
Establshed
Phillips & Crew Co
Rae Nas Pryor Street
North
Pryor St
Dobbs & Wey Company Near Equitable Bldg
Peachtree and
Third Streets
Vesper Hall
Druid Hills
Mra Walker Percy
Birmingham
Jessie Massie
Montgomery
Garrett Walt
Richmond Va
Thomas GB Paine
Misa Virginis Abercrambie
Belle Roberts
Misa Marian ¢S Oldsmith
Thatch
Fred Brine Missi and
Tominson
Hbawin Po Gobuean
J A Carroll
Pitton
Jacksonville
William ‘Perey
Kate Dillon
Brunswick
Mrg_ Dillon
State Association
State Normal
Frisco
Highway Meet
M. M. Jackson
Epworth
Leaguers
W. H. Kenner
Drouth
Rountree
W.Z. Turner
Whitehall Si
Murs
Dental College
Carlton
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Whitehall St
Stein
Beuchler
IVY
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Dental Rooms
Alabama St
Aer
Detroit Electric
Aeldom
Detroite Electric
Gae
Detroit Electric Sales CO
E. North Ave
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