Donald Delesseline Bride in Charleston Nuptials Steal Spotlight
A detailed Charleston wedding article describes the ceremony for Ethel SieDonald and John Thomaa Daliesse, officiated by Greens McDonald. Attendants included Mrs. David Osrtol Ketl and Penton Carlton Shipp, with bridesmaids Miss Calhoun and Hilda Meadow, and maid of honor Miss Marthe Kirk. The bride wore a white charmeuse gown with roses and pearls, carried white valley lilies, and entered under an arch of smilax with green bells. The reception featured pink and white decor, a red floral table, and delicate mints and diamonds on the centerpiece.
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Ethel SieDonald
John Thomaa DaLiesse
Charleston
Etry Greens McDonald
Les
St. Paris
David Osrtol Ketl
Jacksonville
Pla
Penton Carltol Shipp
le Mises Carroll
Smilax
Middleton McDonald
Ketcham
Shipp
Juliette Veile
Juliette
Ensign Whitehead
Miss Galhorn
Mr. Baldwin
Kirk
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D. C. Ketohum
Tasksonville
Fla
J. C. Baldwin
Atlanta
W. G. Starnes
O. M. Hoard
Cordell
Farmers Institute to Be Held Here in Vienna
A Farmers Institute will convene at the court house in Vienna on Friday July 5. County chairman J M Woodward will preside. The program features talks by noted agricultural experts on various topics to benefit farmers and local business leaders. A detailed schedule will appear in the next issue if available.
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Court Honge
Vienna
J. M. Woodward
Dyoly County
Dunn Hill Wedding at Baptist Patorium in City
A marriage solemnized Wednesday at noon when Rev Eubanks joined George A Hill of Pineview and Miss Nannie Dunn of Lilly. The couple left for Atlantic Beach and other points in the Land of Mowors. The Times Union notes congratulations and lists attending relatives and out of town guests.
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R-W- Eubanks
George A. Hill
Spineview
Nannie Dunn
Lilly
Hill
D. J. Dunn
Pineview
Atlantic Beach
Pia
Mowors
Shaw Campaign Defies Ignoring Tactics in Americus District
The Southwest Georgian reports Emmett Shaw challenges a silent campaign by Americus supporters of Crisp. Voters heard Shaw despite repeated efforts to ignore him, with critics using spying and intimidation to suppress his speeches. Shaw’s minimal campaigning cost under seven hundred dollars, while supporters spent on mailings. The piece notes the district’s pushback against Washington-backed manipulation and predicts Crisp’s return to speak before the summer ends.
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Demott R. Shay
Geo Political
Jana
Shaw
Shellman
8Haw
Emmett Shaw
Hoe
Crisp Club
Antil Shaw
Crisp
Americas
Mr. Davenport
Charlie Crisp
Congress
Price
Three Men Seek Speakership In Upcoming House Race
A three cornered race for the next house speakership forms as Hy J Failbright of Burke, R N Hardeman of Jefferson, and W H Burwell of Hancock emerge as frontrunners. Failbright pledges a comeback and strong support, Hardeman delays announcement until formal nomination, and Burwell’s friends say his hat is in the ring though no bid is official yet. Local factions anticipate further political twists as the state primary looms.
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Érebip
Hy J. Failbright
Burke
R. N. Hardeman
Jefferson
Hardeman
State Committee
W. H. Burwell
Hancock
Bill'’ Burwell
Senate
Want Clark Howell for Vice President in Georgia Delegation
In Georgia the delegation split from pledging support and backed Clark Howell as a candidate for vice presidential nominations. The delegation will back Howell in the chairmanship fight and he is proposed by the delegation for vice presidential nominations.
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Clark Howell
Baltimore
Jane
Georgia
Judge Parker
Alen Tha
Howell
Robert L. Golding to Speak at Masonic Picnic
Robert L. Golding of Savannah, deputy Grand Master, will address Masons at the Dooly Campground picnic on Thursday July 4. All Masons in the county are urged to attend this event.
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Hion
Robert L. Golding
Vannah
Dooly
Bounty
City Tax Notice Reads July 1 to July 21 Deadlines
The notice states books for receiving tax will be opened July 1 and closed July 21. All property not returned for taxation by July 21 will be subject to double tax. Forecaster Holloman has not yet worded. Atlanta Constitution.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Legislature Opens With Factical Battle
Atlanta June 26 The Georgia legislature begins its session with a clash over adjournment and Governor Smith appointments. A Hudson investigation fallout prompts a bill to reorganize the agricultural department. A Senate resolution asks Governor Brown to reconfirm Smith’s unconfirmed last year appointments, to be voted on tomorrow. House adjournment delay noted as members say they will work.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Senate
Fludson
Agricultural Department
Sheppard
Brown
Senata
Smith
Yoor
Post-Is Her Father a Country Gentleman TM Parker
In town, Batiro remarks on behavior and questions whether the father figure is a refined country gentleman, noting impatience and limited exposure to his conduct. The comment centers on social perceptions and personal judgment within her circle.
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Parker
Wai
Batiro
Georgia Bank Statement From Dooly County 1912
T H Gregory president swears the bank statement is accurate to the best of knowledge. It lists resources including capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, time certificates, and notes outstanding with figures and dates from April 2, 1912.
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State OF Georgia
of Dooly
T. H. Gregory
D. A. Taylor
A. E. Jonian
Cooper
J. W. Lytle
Losses and Secured Loans Highlight Bank Report
A brief financial notice notes that the bank reports a loss but states its loans are clean and well secured. The condition emphasizes solid asset backing and prudent risk management amidst weaker earnings.
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