Edna Streve Weds Porter Barnes in Homelike Opelika Wedding
Miss Edna Claire Streve and Mr Porter Ingram Barnes, both of Opelika, wed last evening at the Street home on Marvin Hill. The bride wore ducheese satin with heirloom lace and a veil. sisters served as attendants in lavender and pink tulle. Rev Keener N Matthews officiated as music and ceremony filled the intimate gathering. Out-of-town guests included Mrs W W Barnes and Miss Virginia Street among others. guests noted generous gifts and post ceremony visits planned to Ray Springs and Virginia Beach.
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Edna Claire Streve
Porter Ingram Barnes
Opelika
Jabez Curry
Marvin Hill
Lois Street
Gladys Street
Janie Street
Mise Tone Barnes
Prideemaids
Mary Barnes
Robert H. Barnes
Columbus
Arthur Pearce
Mendelasohn
Arthur Lee
Julia V. Miller
W. W. Barnes
Robert Barnes
Martha Street
Helen Ledbetter
Merle Abercrombie
Claire Abercrombie
Virginia Street
Ashland
Women in the News Rise of Milholland Walcott and Suffrage Ties
Mise Rath Law asserts American aircraft supremacy amid wartime rumors. Vida Milholland, sister of the late suffragist leader, is among recent White House picketers. Mrs. Walcott joins her husband on geological expeditions in Canada. The piece notes munitionettes and Anglophone munitions workers, and profiles Elizabeth Gurley Flynn's removal from the I W W. It mentions Princess Viora of Albania, Ralph Thomas, and John Hay's daughters in society roles. A Red Cross nurse service pay is stated, and a council meeting is announced.
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Mise Vida Milholland
White House
Inez Milholland Boissevain
California
Kelen Koll Thomas
Ralph
Thomas
Paria
Prince Viora
Albania
Viora
Fhsn
Frank Gould
Jay Gould
Eugene Kelly
al Davis
Eugenia Kelly
Funeral for T Sloan Young Held in Montgomery
Died in New York and buried at Oakwood Cemetery Montgomery. T Sloan Young vice president of Southern Cotton Oil Company died at Riverside Drive home in New York Sunday night. Funeral services were led by Rev. Leigh R. Scott and the body laid to rest in Oakwood. Young long a Montgomery citizen and manager of the Montgomery department. officials of the company attended.
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New York
Oakwood Cemetery
Leigh R. Scott
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Young
Citzen of
Fire damages slight in home on Twenty second and Noble
The fire department was called around four yesterday afternoon to extinguish a small blaze in H. G. Ernest's home at Twenty second and Noble street. An instantaneous heater scorched the ceiling of a room causing only minor damage.
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H. G. Ernest
Second
Noble Street
Elks Patriotism Day At National Convention Parade Canceled
Boston July 12 The Elks national convention marked its biggest day with a patriotism program in Boston Common. A parade was replaced by a war relief fundraiser and a drill show by military and Elk units. Senator James Hamilton Laws of Illinois delivered the keynote oration.
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Musician Paul L Bolin and Miss In Wedding Notice
A fragment reports musician Paul L Bolin of Company K Fourth Regiment and a Miss in a forthcoming marriage notice. The readable text confirms a union event involving named individuals and military affiliation.
Birmingham Couple Weds at Mobilization Camp Ceremony
Frances B. Patterson of Birmingham married Chaplain E. P. Smith of the Fourth Regiment at the assembly hall of the mobilization camp on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bolin from Birmingham announced she would stay with her husband and accompany him wherever assigned, including France.
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Frances B. Patterson
Birmingham
E. P. Smith
Bolin i
Talladega Fire Destroys Ullman Bros Department Store
A blaze at Ullman Bros. department store in Talladega, starting about two o clock Wednesday morning, gutted the stock and left only the first story wall standing. Originating in the rear of the second floor where ready to wear and millinery were housed, the fire caused about 50 000 dollars in damages to the structure and related goods.
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Uilman Bros
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