Diploma Night at Girls High School Grand Opera House
One hundred and thirty girls will graduate from the Girls High School Friday night at the Grand Opera House. The program includes prayers, choruses, essays, speeches, and a diploma presentation by Colonel Walter R. Daley. The event marks the launch of the class with a showcase of talents and activities. A Kent County rally is planned for June 12 at Alamo, Vidalia, to support the proposed new county, with barbecue and speeches from Montgomery County figures.
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Grand Opera House
Board of Education
Gregh
Margaret Wingfield
Bacarolle
Offenbach
Julia Faith
Mendelssohn
Lil- Man Johnson
Garret
Walter R. Daley
Kent County
Vidalia
Haseen
Alamo
Kent
Weddings of Interest Padgett Hammond and Clayton Moore
Miss Julia Marsh Padgett wed Arthur Fort Hammond at her parents Ansley Park home with Rev Arthur Gordon officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Padgett Jr and maid Miss Kathleen Walker Griffin. The reception featured green and white decor, a buffet, and a North Carolina wedding journey. Separately Rose Clayton married Isaac Moore at her mother’s Inman Park home with Rev Bricklin officiating. attire featured white charmeuse satin and pink roses. The couple plans Jacksonville residence after visiting Charleston and New York. Also announced is Miss Lillian Lacy’s marriage to Leon Knapp at her father’s home with future home at 127 Milledge Avenue.
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Julia Marsh Padgett
Arthur Fort Hammond
Benjamin Robert Padgett
Ansley Park
Arthur Gordon
Ponce DeLeon Avenue Baptist Church
Kathleen Walker
Griffin
Gilmer Drake
Ecelia Thrower
Caroline Shivers
Ben
Hal Padgett
Marsh Padgett
Paul Donehoo
Martha Boykin
Padgett
Hardy Padgett
A. B. Andrews
M. L. Thrower
Trene Thrower
Dorothy Padgett
North Carolina
E. McD. Clayton
Inman Park
James Bricklin
Julia Dunning
George W. Clayton
Fred Morel
George Wesley Clayton
Adelaide Clayton
L. G. Moore
Jacksonville
Mrs. Morel
Miss Clayton
Clayton
Organization Opposed to Woman Suffrage Forming in Cleveland
Mrs Henry Hubbard of Columbus president of the Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage says a Cleveland group will form to oppose woman suffrage. She argues giving women the ballot would double existing poll conditions with intelligent, ignorant, honest, and corrupt voters alike.
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Cleveland
Henry Hubbard
Columbus
De Miracle depilatory praised while fakes warned
The New York World reports on depilatories praising a well known remedy for removing superfluous hair and exposing frauds by unscrupulous manufacturers. It notes safe, non poisonous DeMiracle as endorsed by medical authorities, with offers to sample via mail and cautions against imitation products.
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New York World
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
DeMiracle Chemical Company
de- Miracle Chemical Company
Nostrums
Park Avenue
129Th
New York
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Cornell coeds boycott college paper over Sage college news
Ithaca June 5 Cornell co eds protest the college daily for not printing Sage college news or their interests. Subscriptions have fallen and those without subscriptions refuse to pay. The Sun Board claims no policy change and says it will print news of general interest.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
College
Sage College
Sun Board
Elopers T Hopson and Miss Norris Pressed by Deputies in Oregon Mountains
In La Grande Oregon June 5 authorities widen search as T Hopson and Miss Norris remain on the run for a week with a sheriff's posse tracing their 80 mile trek through rough mountain trails. Miss Norris dresses in men's clothing to aid escape. Capture expected hourly.
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LA Grande
Oreg
T. Hopson
Miss Norris
Vassar adopts semi-rotation table plan to curb seating cliques
In Poughkeepsie on June 5, the Vassar Students association and the forthcoming senior class approve a semi-rotational seat plan to replace fixed ten-girl tables. The change aims to reduce cliques and ensure more democratic mixing among students, preventing isolation if not invited to a table.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Students Association
Woman leads potential rich Arkansas mine project
Gillham Arkansas June 35 Miss Gertrude Sober is developing what she says will become one of the richest mines in the country. She is the only woman mining superintendent in Arkansas.
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Gillham
Ark
Gertrude Sober
Arkansas
Commission charter sought for Savannah government
Savannah Georgia June 5 preliminary notice posted at the courthouse ahead of a local bill to amend Savannah charter and establish a commission form of government. The law requires advertising local bills at least nine days before introduction in the legislature.
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Savannah
General Assembly
Court House
Excessive Heat Drives Dog to Self Destruction in Savannah
In Savannah on June 5 a bulldog named Boots belonging to Mrs. J O Wilkinson leaped from a second floor window at Mrs. C C Newton on Anderson Street and died in the yard below. Authorities deem it a death by own action caused by extreme heat, not an accident. The coroner was not present as the case involved a dog.
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Savannah
C. C. Newton
Anderson Street
West
Wilkinson
Boots
J. O. Wilkinson
Newton
Georgia Baraca Unions to Meet in Albany June 14
Albany Ga June 5 The Georgia Baraca association prepares for its third annual convention in Albany June 14 15 and 16 at the First Methodist church with Y M C A facilities for assembling delegates and free home hospitality promised from local citizens as inquiries from across the state surge.
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Georgia
Baraca
Albany
Georgia Baraca Association
Baraca-Philathea Union
First Methodist Church
Councilman Guess Rallies for Street Repairs
Councilman Carl N Guess stated he has not neglected his duty over Glennwood Avenue and Grant Street. He said he has pressed officials of the Georgia Railway and Power Company and the streets committee, and repairs will be made. Citizens in the area held an indignation meeting after the poor street conditions. Guess represents the local district in council.
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Carl N. Guess
Glennwood Avenue
Grant Street
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Council
Mr. Guess
County Officials Face Square Beautification Plea
Jackson Georgia on June 5 reports County Commissioner J C Gaston will be presented with a largely business men signed petition requesting beautification of the courthouse square. The payback for the community effort remains to be seen as residents push for improved public spaces.
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Jackson
Gaston
Court ‘House
Savannah to Use Old Canal in Drainage Plan
Savannah moves to use the Ogeechee canal for a new drainage system. A bill will be introduced to dissolve the Savannah and Ogeechee Canal Company and distribute its property. The canal has been largely abandoned. Central of Georgia Railway holds the stock but uses only a small section near the mouth for coaling and with its cotton compresses.
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Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah and Ogeechee Canal Company
Central of Georgia
Canal Company
Graduation Gift Suggestions for Sweet Girls
A chic catalog highlights lace and ivory effects for graduates. It promotes stockings, handkerchiefs, gloves, and ribbons priced from 459¢ to 5.00, plus a large assortment of voile and lingerie dresses for ages 13 to 18 offered at reasonable prices.
Brenau Summer School Opens June 27 in Gainesville
Blue Ridge foothills offer Brenau Summer School with classes for music teachers led by Pfefferkorn and Sinnette, vocal instruction under Simmons and Howe, and organ, violin, and orchestral work. Oratory with Newcomb, arts and crafts, domestic science, and languages fill the program. Open to students, mothers, and visitors, the Chautauqua style lineup includes lectures, recitals, and outings in Gainesville. North Hall dormitory to host summer visitors not enrolled in courses.
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Blue Ridge
Queen City of the Mountains
Brenau
Pfefferkorn
J. T. Sinnette
T. W. Musgrove
E. B. Michaelis
T. J. Simmons
Mary Helen Howe
Simmons
Michaelis
Musgrove
F. RB. Michaelis
Oratory
Charles M. Newcomb
University of Chattanooga
Overton
Gertrude Brown
Arts and Crafts
North Hall
Yonsh and
Wilkes Hall
Ade
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Padgett- Hammond
Clayton-Moore
Rose Clayton
Isaac Moore
Ohio
New York City
Cornell Sun
Vassar
Pontiac, III
Pearl Wiindes
Jacob T. Niederhauser
Jacob, Jr
Giris Graduate
J.m.high Company
Brenan Summer School
Brenan Park
the Country Club
Crow’s Nest
Lake Lanier
Gainesville
South
Box
Gainesville, GA
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