Pleasant mentions from Georgia and nearby states
Southern society notes from Austell to Jefferson list visits and arrivals. People named Rhodes Humphries Bogart Verner Morrison Meador and more travel between Atlanta Rockmart Macon Hendersonville and New York. Hosts hostesses and guests attend parties at Meadows Inn Arcadian drive and other locales.
Dalton Ferrell ties the knot in Valdosta church
Miss Emma Mae Ferrell and Mr Oscar Davis Dalton wed at the First Baptist church in Valdosta. The ceremony featured white decor with palms and roses, Abel's Orchestra, Lohengrin march, and a ribbon bearer procession. Attendants included Lamar Lewin, the Converse sisters, and guests from Valdosta Tampa and Montgomery.
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Lohengrin
Beln
Misses Lamar Lewin
Converse
Helen Lewis
Evelyn Crawford
Romagomerys Ala
L. W. Shaw
Valdosta
Warren Hall
Montgomery
Lelia Fender
Pauline Wilson
Savannah
M. A. Pearson
A. G. Little
Evelyn Farmer
Dothan
Ala
Covington Wedding and Local Notes Highlightarea
The report details a North Carolina bride and groom from Valdosta and Covington society, with lavish wedding rites and 200 guests at the Valdes hotel. It lists attendees, dress details, and gifts, followed by Covington social notes of visitors, engagements, and school appointments, including Miss Barrett of Athens and Professor Allie Foster's five year Covington school principal term.
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Allie Foster
Covington ‘Public Schools
Local social notes from Quitman area residents
Mrs Swygert returns home after visit in Oakland NORCROSS. Miss Merl Rawls home from Meansville. Gus Dean to spend summer with parents Mr and Mrs B C McDaniel. Tillman-Key wedding planned in Quitman. Miss Janie Laird from Atlanta visiting West Point. Fay Shutae Rene Scott and Katie Sue Longshore in LaGrange. Misses Raith Ruth Martin return to Columbus after visit. Bess Smith visiting Atlanta with Mrs E E Huguley. Mrs L W Arnold and children return from Atlanta. Miriam Kootuwatelda visits Alexander Ci lla. various local socials, visitors, and music engagements noted.
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John B. Davis
Ian Atlanta
Rogers Davis
A. Clark
Marie Houston
Atlanta
Ruth Hay
Conyers
S. Ramsey
Ian Addie Hell Cowan
Salem
Ida Thompson
Iidway
Mracd. A
Mian
Kate Everitt
Almon
G. H. Cornwell
Floyd Street
Mra
Norman
A.cees
McDonough
Iss Bertha Anderson
Union Point
Willie Willingham
Norwood
Hom
Mses
Lucile Pollitzer
South Caro
Apes
W. H. Whaley
Jackson
Emmie Stewart
Montgomery
R. R. Fowler
Floyd Stree
Winnie and
Allen Perry
Decatur
Ocle Wills
Irene Bel
Houston
Ledla Greer
Gladys Tilley
Dessa Lays
Leo Caldwell
Siloam
H. E. Johnson
John B. Gordon
James M.pace
Lizzie Mae Cook
Seden
Annie
Viola Maddox
Dot
Maud Atkinson
Madison
A. Boye
Railroad Avenue
Lottie
Lillian Garrett
Lithia Springs
Mortimer Hays
Jennie Fitzpatrick
Lithonia
W. T. Milner
Hutchens
Midwins Barah Wood
Walnut Grove
James Whitehead
Hartford
Newrae
Baenelian
Cordele
Lena Milner
Mra. Swindles
Bt. Aln
Mary Walton Trammell
P. Walter Godfrey
Sallie Mae Pope
Stewart
Mise Viola Maddox
Perearpeee da Sams
Misa Winnie Sshene
Newnan
Lillian Clark
Emory
Nije Swygert
Merl Rawls
Meansville
Callahan
Oakland
Norcross
Kiser Webster
Saute
Natian Ida Wootten
Gus Dean
New York
B. C
C. A. McDaniel
Lola Key
Quitman
Ewel Warner
Janie Laird
West Point
Fay Shutae
Rene Scott
Katie Sue Longshore
LaGrange
Mins Kit
Callaway
Minses ‘Raith
Ruth Martin
Columbus
Apple Lee Beatt
Bess Smith
E. E. Huguley
L. W. Arnold
Seaboard Announces Weekend Through Sleeper to Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Line Railway to run a Saturday through sleeping car from Atlanta to Wilmington returning the sleeper to Atlanta. Train departs Atlanta at 9 35 p m and arrives Wilmington next day at 6 30 am with Wilmington streetcars ready to convey passengers to Wrightsville Beach hotels. Fares include a special two day rate and longer five dollar daily options.
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Rightsville Beach
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
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Wilmington
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Atlanta
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Southern Industrial Educational Association grows aid reach
The Southern Industrial Educational Association outlines ongoing scholarships to St Marys Tenn and Arkansas schools, funding for Bishop Satterlee and Hen son districts, and support for seven North Carolina Morganton district schools. They urge wider aid, noting education as a vast South need and predicting future growth with philanthropic support.
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South
Thomas Nelson Page
Southern Industrial National Association
Philanthrophista
Logan
Southern Educational Boar Oe
Southland
Fashionable New York Wedding Ends in Dense Crowds
New York socialite Cynthia Burke Roche wed Albert Scott Burden at Grace Church in a noon ceremony performed by Rev. Dr. William R. Huntington. A sweltering, packed crowd spilled into the streets as police cleared a path for the bridal party amid the city's elite society.
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New York
Cynthia Burke-Roche
Albert Scott Burden
William R. Huntington
Grace Church
Nalstent
Kiatorm Wentehester
Eudson’ Hvez
Magnificent New York Wedding Draws High Society Guests
A lavish ceremony in New York featured guests from towns and Europe. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Burke Roche, wore a white radium satin gown with lace bodice and orange blossoms, followed by a reception at Sherry's. An estimated $50,000 was spent on flowers. The bridal party included Miss Roche and her brother Maurice Roche. Mendelssohn’s Wedding March closed the service. Flowers later donated to Roosevelt Hospital. The mother of the bride wore orchid mauve mousseline de soie with matching hat and plumes.
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Bertha Dalton
North
B. D. Ferrell
Charles Dale
North Carolina
Schumann
L. R. Christ
Hawkins
Valdes
Mra
E. D. Ferrell
Valdosta
Thee Dartog Grocery Company
Valedos
Dalton
California
Rocky Mountains
Valdes Hotel
Europe
New York
Miss Roche
Maurice Roche
Nite Untington
Bralner
Mendelssohn
Sherry
Roosevelt Hospital
Moore and Pone lead in seamless bifocal glasses
Moore and Pone showcase Serpin Tate ible focal glasses at 42 N Broad St in the Prudential building. The new design provides distant and near vision in one pair with no seam, claiming a clear advance over other glasses.
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MO. L. Moore & Pone
Broad St
Prudential
Notes from Labor World show union activity rising
The Industrial Workers of the World push socialism among Canadian workers while the AFL issues 121 charters in five months, up from 91. The Western Federation of Miners aims to organize Mexican natives via Arizona and New Mexico, and the Georgia State Federation of Labor may elect Nathan D. May as head. Pittsburgh unions plan a dedicated labor building, Boot and Shoe Workers' Union to hold a Milwaukee convention, and Chicago trains seek Brothers of Railway Trainmen organizing.
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American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Miners
Mexico
Cananea
Ias
Arizana
New Mexico
Labor unions and conventions across states
The Brotherhood spans the United States and Canada with shops in Sacramento operating on union principles. Missouri federation head forecasts a record labor gathering in Moberly in September. Ohio Letter Carriers plan a July 4 Columbus convention attended by National President J D Holland. A stray line about a proposal of sacrifice and marriage ends the fragment.
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Building Trades
Sacramento
Cal
Missouri State Federation of Labor
Moberly
Sheridan
Ohio State Association of Letter Carriers
Columbus
J.D. Holland
Wire vandalism arrests near Peachtree and Seventh streets
Police report arrests and convictions expected for persons who maliciously cut or damaged the cable company wires at the corner of Peachtree and Seventh streets during the night of Wednesday April 19 into Thursday morning April 20. The case seeks accountability for property destruction at the utility's stake.
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Peachtree and
Seventh Streets
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