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I : Doings In "T
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Office: 164 Ai
TRAFFIC PROBLEMS IN" ~
I ' ' , ATLANTA. "
_ A'fl o wif a n* K nmn TiT nnrrnw ;inr1
V' " 'i >vy:"^
solve her traffic problems. .One of the
" moves for better traffic N conditions
" """ ~ ting aside of a number of streets to
b^known aiT "traffic boulevards." Veht(
cies traversing these streets have the
right of way and do not have to slow
~ up nor trive anv. signals at intersec?
. >. tions. On the other hand. Vehicles
^ ? on streets intersecting?LlleiC bouleI
yards must stop before crossing or
?. turning into therm
?i In spite of the signal light system
I.- -. used on most of the down town eorners,
traffic cops are kept busy. The
bhiecoat in the little tow'or cannot
do it even with a red light. A
Movable, subway sidewalks are .pro?
-? posed for- Atlanta- sometime in - tho
. near future, and street car lines will
be removed from Some of the princ.i|
pai" do\vnt}>wn streets. It is thought
that this will alleviate the congestion
S". 1 _ of PfidestriaTiK whirh. nrc.disgpsrtng^r
S THE SMARTER SET.
v - " lite original Smarter Set with "J.
rjT Homer Tutt and Salem Tutt \Vhitney-is
playing- air-engagement at the
' ^ iCrystal Theatre, Atlanta's beautiful
' new plavhnii<if Thf I'n-^r till-.... .imu
of this week they are presenting- their
last year's hit, "Come Along; .Mandy."
. Beginning Thursday they will play,
"When Slalindy Sings." Jhg Smarter
Set is the hest colored musical comedy
that comes South, and theatre goers
are packing the spacious building ev:
ery night. ?
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pi- ' Chartered under Act c
Wr j.. Home
tr - "' ; Washingl
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K ,?? Capital Stock . _. ..... .
" Deposits?with Insurance
" Insurance in _Earce -Over
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K N. H. COLLINS.
' Over 15Q(LMeiiLand.Woir
fc: 26 Years of Successful
P" DMlrsble Territory4 Open Fo
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1001 Washington Streei
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Williams,
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ATLANTA L tFE M EN IN
^hORlPA. _
Many of the (listrtctTirrahagfers a
! Company in_'the soutViern^tates a
hoiding^-thcir Tnid^wintei^ meeting
[ Tavares. Fla.. where the beautif
^winter home of~President A. F? Her
, ttaxL ;s. located. They aretjhe gues
jof Presidnet and Mrs. Herndori. T
home is siiualt'd In a large uiutt
, grove-owned- by -Mr. Ilonidon ~aftd
! overlooks a beaut ifultake, The
gents will visit Tampa, Jacksonvil
' DiTantlaf_Miaini. Florida: and Wa
yhFbss and Macon, Georgia, whi
nrny ? They will hold-business Tnet
ings in each of these cities,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
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Mr, C. C. Spaulding, Vice-Preside
; and" Manager of thetSortlr Caroli
'in the city^onnjusiness.
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1 Mr. T. K. Gibson, President of t
Supreme Life and Casualty Compa:
of CotumhusrOhTo. Ts In The city f
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ua^ 2. ivn . is lliJ
tan?and formerlysecretary of t
Atlanta Life.V * ?
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; , Mr. Albion L. Holsey, Secretray
the President of Tuskegee Institu
is in the city for a couple of days.
benefit Life
Company
>f U. S. Congress 18?8. L_
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, . j ,^-25bffi0~00
? z-rr-rr'_? i ,000,000^)0
Department 256.000.00
~. _3&xioarooo,oo?
700.000:00
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District Manager.
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lenoi tne Kace employe
Business Administrate
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t, Columbians.
^?T~" THE PALMETT
S8&;- -Many business meii"of the city have
* just returned from Durahm, N. C.,
:* where a meeting was held in the irt_j?!_
terest of^thfi, million dollar financial
g corporation, of which Principal- R. R.
?i? Moton, of Tuskegee, the head.
_8 G. Hamilton, formerly of the
XX Robihson-Hamiltpa Printing Co? has -]
been wedded to. Miss Gertrude ^1. ]
ceremony was solemnized in Los Ari"geTeST'CaTifbrnla,
Dec. 28; where the ^
groom, has been living since October,
1923. Mr. Hamilton is a Charleston, 1
- r)- manfby-hirtfr and'a gfaduaf# =
ji^.a graduate of Clark University, At- j
in ^nta, ==? t
a - wbes
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Ug -Next week we will-give an account; ^
^ of basket ball in Atlanta. [p
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Another enjoyable occasion 1
was pulled off when Dr. Stuart
entertained at a Stag Party at c
his -palatial residence on^. Pine v
nt Street, Wednesday evening:*"
na The affair_waiTenToyetFby a host G
^ o?4gicnd3 in and. out of the cityT^
.. J>r. Green. of Orangeburg, S7 C. *
and Dr. Dijcon of Bamberg. S. C..["
were- the out of trrwn g-np^t^ ef ^
he the evening. Whistwas played j1
ny throughout the evening., At the 0
or eloseof the game the champrun^r
scorers were: Mr. I. H. Good- J
win, first highest^ Dr. D. K. Jenkins
following next highest. 1
Mr. Harrison Adams of Balti- r
more, Md^_jwinning the booby, i
^ ^-delightful supper was served j1
''by "Mrs., Stuart, Miss Henrietta ;r
_ Boozer, Mrs. N.,A. Jenkins and^1
?*Mrs. D. K. Jenkinsr._~lf .-- ~~
;were: Drs. Stephenson, Thomp-! *
son; Walton,' J. H. Goode, Jr.,jT
H. H. "ConpeF, J. E. Watts, W. 1
H. Thomas, J. H. Goodwin, F:t '
B, Johnson, Swan Rhodes, L. M. L
Daniels, N.. -A. ^Jenkins, D. K.
-?Jenkins, Gr Ct Dennis, B. A.Everett.
D. J. Dixonr Greene _
Messrs. Harry Goodwin, Willie.
JohnsniT, N FrnrWinlr, W p I
Paul, Timothy Sullivan, H. D.
Pearson, "J. E. Watson, Walter
_TlayTor, W E. Brown, H. F.
" Baumgardnerj_Rnbprt Perrin, G 1
L.. Ratliff, Edmund Palmer, L. j.
? A.-HawkinsrH-.-Gr-MarshalfaTid""
JjRmes Wiley. - V , *
Dr. D. J. Dixon; of BarnwelbT
better known jiLXoIumbuFffiahh
anjTother part of the state, was ;
, in the city jthis. week. |
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The expression "hlnp hlond" is,
istocracy was limited to those
- who traced their lineage beyond'
ing whiter complexions, the j
veins upon_ their hands were1
blue ("blue blood1'), while Moor-1
ish blood showed black upon the[;
! hands and temples. The phrase;
j passed into France, where it
?-gained- vogue, and from there:
to England, and America.
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PARLOR
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Hair Dressing of
All Kinds.
~? Mnic. JosenhlneNnTsort- Mgr.
?- i313 Whwt^St., Columbia, S. C.
;17- NOTICE
Davis' Flower Shop
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Has moved from101OWashingj
ton Street and wiO To- V
catecL Fab. lr 1925~at ...
m 2105 UERVAIS STREET
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BEAUTY PARLOR
Poro System
p Used and Taught. Visit our
Shop. Hours: J A. M. to 8 P. M. 1
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PLEADER
Fraternal News. f
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I Continued?from page?i~. ? j
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Liberty No. 215 at Columbia,
Mrs. Eliska Starks, W. C., Mrs. *
Magnolia Bud No. 144 at Colimbla.
Mrs. Rebecca Johnson,
N. C., Mrs. Maria Ganett,,R.:af
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SilveTBhTeld' No. "132 at An:
hnr/y R. No. 4..?Mro> _Evolyn
lemington, W. C., Mrs. Novella
loof, R. of D.
< Pride of Reedy Pointy No. 246
it Lykesland. Mrs. Sarqh Hns:ey,
Wr C.; Mrs. Martha Carr,
t. of D. ;? "" . g
Another Juvenile Council Ort
ler of Calanthe has just been or-ranized
under the supervision .
if Mrs. E. B. Lewie^ District
irand Deputy and Mrs, Emily
ng the month of Dec. 1924. Twenty
young enthusiastic '
hildrenjoined and seem to be
i'ftlT nlpnspH,?-~ Ptivpn+q nf +V>p
)rder of Calanthe and Knights
f-Fythias are urged to- place yuur
in?
tfOW ? Children from 10 to 18 jjjj
re cllgihleT- Make thie?year?a- ^
tanner-yoar lor >wenilc3.?AH -g
eady there are three in the city jjj
f Columbia, JPansy Juvenile No. g
5 witdi-Mrs.-Ev-Cr-Nelson as" ?
Vorthy Matron; Rising Lights ?
sTo. 36 at Colonial Heights, Mrs. ?
Iamie .Bgrber, Worthy Matron; lay
Blossom, Colonial Heights, ~
Irs. Emily Counts, Worthy Maton.
There is still rooitT for
nany more, and Worthy Mat- X
il. _?<-i i V
iiuiii cue various uouris *?.
tre urged to getr busyr-We must ^
lave the childi^jL-as-the-%wtg-T5^
)erit7^o is the tree inclined. |J
For futher- information -see'**'
firs. E. B. Lewie, D. D. G. W. C.|*
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Household of Ruth No. 1832
iet at Its usual meeting place,
all". 14. 1925. The most N. G.
Irs. F. I Singleton presided. The
ttpinrlanr.n was gO'?l ?1h? thr~flFAlonzo
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Saturday, Jamiafy 17, 1925 1 J nance.
Next meetirig the 2ndtf
Wednesday in February, at 5 f
o'clock.- All are urged to be pre-^r ^
Mrs. F. I. Singleton, M. N. G.
larcly & Co. I
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