Reception for Father Gunn at Sacred Heart parish
Mrs. Ball announces an informal reception for Father Gunn, pastor of Sacred Heart Church and president of Marns College, on the lawn of the area, welcoming him home to Atlanta Friday afternoon. The item also notes a Candler-Anderson marriage in Marietta with details of the ceremony, attire, and guests.
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Father Gunn
Sacred Heart Church
Marns College
Atlanta
Aliie Gaeni¢ Candler
Je Candler
J Candier
Mies
Jace
Judge
Social notes and engagements from Atlanta society
Prominent civil and consulting engineer H. B. Baylor takes chief engineer post at A. Cohn & Co on the Delta plantation in southwest Georgia. Various visits and departures mark a busy social week with Miss Mary Deas Tupper headed to Flat Rock North Carolina, Miss Lillian Huff and Miss Mamie Till visiting Atlanta then Greenville Alabama and Washington, and multiple house parties and weddings planned among Atlanta society including Miss Josephine Isaac and Mr. William Bernard Hi in Baltimore.
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Georgia
Amsterdam
Decatur County
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Flat Rock
N. C
Miss Tupper
Katharine Gholstin
Lillian Huff
Mamie Till
Greenville
Ala
D. C
Josephine Isaac
M. Isaac
Brunswick, Ga
William Bernard Hi
Baltimore
Goffin
Main Street
Rabbi Solomon
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla.) Metropolis
Mrs Barry Hosts Bridge For Miss Balsley Of North Carolina
Mrs John Barry entertained guests Thursday afternoon at bridge in honor of Miss Balsley of North Carolina. The veranda setting featured refreshments on small tables with prizes including an automobile pin and a pair of silk hose. Attendees included Mesdames Collier Hollan Van Rensselaer Mel Smith Pearson and others with Misses Florence Richardson Kat Brown and Anala Day.
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Alice Joseph
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Mise Nicolson
Joseph
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Ison
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Martha i Homes
Rome
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Nan 4 Tenon
Stee E Me Beale
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Frank Hollan Van_ Rensselaer
Mel Smith
Pearson
E. W. McCerren
W. E. Wilmerding
Fiorine Richardson
Kat Brown
Anala Day
Social Wayfarers Visit Atlanta Guests in City Network
A parade of visitors gathers in Atlanta with Mrs Henry Jackson and children in Dublin Ga and Narragansett. Miss Annie Griffin and Miss Jennie Panene visiting Cullo-ton friends. Mrs Alexander Frank and son from Dublin. Mrs Pope Brown and Miss Margaret Brown of Hawkinsville staying at the Aragon. Several others including Mr and Mrs BE Hart and children, Mrs Vaughn Nixon hosting a Young Matrons Club, and many travelers returning from Milledgeville Baltimore Atlantic City Monterey and New York enhance the city’s social scene.
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Fo Ga
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Gadaden
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Edward Gay
Forrest Adair
Charles Collier
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Cullo
Vaughn Nixon
Charles Moore
Milledgeville
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George Black
Baltimore
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Legislation Changes Court's Jurisdiction
Special to The Georgian from Jackson Mississippi notes a surprising last legislature change in code chapters for making the Indes A new rule blurs chancery and common law powers allowing chancery judges to assume civil cases at their discretion, effectively expanding chancery jurisdiction.
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Miss
Chancery Courts
Tybee Rail Passenger Gain Signals Prosperous Resort Season
Tybee rail line carried 4,265 more passengers in the three months to July 31 than last year, with results indicating a historically prosperous season for the seaside resort.
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Tybee
Savannah
Tybee Railroad
Lightning Strikes Two Houses in Rockmart No Injuries
Special to The Georgian Rockmart Georgia August 2 A fierce electric storm hit Tuesday night striking the homes of Dr Cummings and Wesley Simpson. Both houses sustained damage though no one was injured.
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Wrightsville
B. G. Fortner
Kite
Rockmart
Dr. Cummings
Wesley Simpson
Three Die After Being Struck on Rail Track Near Minden
Special to The Georgian Minden Louisiana August 2 Two Gibson brothers and J Jenkins were struck on the Louisiana and Arkansas railroad track near town by a train and fatally injured.
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Gibson
J. Jenkins
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
O In
New Decatur Postmaster Sworn In
New Decatur Alabama August 2 Captain Eu P Jennings retiring from post master role after years of service William A Warner appointed to the office and takes charge of the Decatur post
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New Decatur
Ala
EU P. Jennings
William A. Warner
Contract to let for building 65 mile road east Tennessee
Bristol Tenn August 2 Following the sale of notes aggregating 15 000 000 to finance the South and Western Railway the contract is to be let at once for the construction of 65 miles of the road in east Tennessee Prominent contractors are here today to figure on the work with several Eastern and Southern firms represented at meeting
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South and Western Railway
East
Tennessee
Eastern
Southern
Bells Didn't Save Chink Gamblers
Electric bells and floor buttons on wiring throughout a Baltimore gambling den failed to deter police. Around midnight, officers raided the 116 North Library Street site and arrested 23 Chinese men for gambling. Der Fou Sen, said to own the place, and Yong Hog, named as manager and dealer, were held for court in defaults of $2,000 and $1,000 respectively.
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North Library Street
Morning der Fou Sen
Yong Hog
Hearst Rally Says They Won Convention Decision
The Democratic state convention will be held in Buffalo on September 25 rather than in Saraver on October 2. The committee announced the time and place after a six minute meeting, a compromise that avoided further Hearst objections to Cord Meyer’s chairmanship. The radicals’ aim for Buffalo was accepted, and Murphy will name the new state centrs. Hearst men claim victory for carrying the single issue without contest.
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Buffalo
Saraver
Democratic State Committee
Hearst
Cord Mi
Charles PF. Murphy
Cen Tsed
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