MERS. D. B. WALSH Message Reflections
A brief quoted meditation on love and its influence, attributed to MERS. D. B. Walsh, including contact details and a reflection on how noble feelings spread through interactions and return to the giver.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1914
Page
4
A brief quoted meditation on love and its influence, attributed to MERS. D. B. Walsh, including contact details and a reflection on how noble feelings spread through interactions and return to the giver.
A Thursday reception honored niece Florine Walker of Birmingham with Mrs EB Moore as hostess. Pink and white decor highlighted the hall, punch table, and cake. Guests included Gertrude McArdle, Catherine Howe, Irene Davis, and Charles Woodruff among others. music and games followed. A Country Club dance Saturday night featured chaperones W S Kilby and Mrs Sproul.
Misses Matty and Elizabeth Noble announce the engagement of their niece Evering Dharma Noble to Mr. Frank Fitts of Trascaloosa. The wedding is planned for the fall. Other social notes include visits and arrivals of various Misses and Mrs. in Anniston and Birmingham areas as residents and guests travel for summer and house parties.
Rome Georgia obituary honors Mrs Wilson longtime resident born Sevan 1861 daughter of Rev Axson. She lived in Rome from 1866 to 1884, educated locally, taught at the Presbyterian church Sunday school, and fostered art studies. She was connected to Woodrow Wilson through family visits and courtship memories.
Miss Teme Esentley visits Piedmont Springs with friends for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Eb Strickland and late son stay with friends in Birmingham. Misses Clare and Ruth Abercrombnie, daughters of Congressman Abercrombie, visit their aunt Mrs Hugh Merritt in Washington DC.
A Lafayette Tennessee letter praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema on children’s hands after other remedies failed. The writer notes rapid relief, clean skin, and no sores for nearly a year, urging others to try samples and share the benefit.
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