Society Notes On Highland Avenue Luncheon And Local Events
Mrs. Holton Harris hosted a luncheon at her Highland Avenue home in honor of Mrs. William Orrison of Anniston. Guests included Mrs. Orrison, Mrs. Jack Orrison, and others with table decor of sweet peas and ferns. The column also lists numerous social events and visits from Mississippi to Birmingham, including gatherings, bridge clubs, teas, and guests from Chicago, Lynchburg, Mobile, and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton Harris
Highland Avenue
William Orrison
Anniston
Pepperman
Fletchers
William Orison
Jack Orrison
Berry Baugh
B. A. Pepperman
George W. Harris
Owen Gillespie
Robert Burnet
Age-Herald
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Ad Promises Relief for Women
A Clarksburg West Virginia woman shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her cold suppression at 16 and later helped during pregnancy and after. The ad claims the medicine strengthens women for forty years and treats back ache nervousness uterine and ovarian issues and irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarksburg
W. Va
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harold M. Smith
Water Street
Clarksburg
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Summer Visits and a Birmingham Wedding in the Deep South
The notice mentions a family trip to a farm in Alexandria with Mrs Wood and children, Sam Harwell Jr arriving from Nashville to stay with Mrs John B Knox, and the quiet marriage of Minnie Perry and Francis Samuel Oliver Samuele in Birmingham on June third. After a New York trip they plan to be at home in Selma, Alabama after July first. Also noted are W F Herren of Dadeville visiting Miss Sadie Ingram and J W Ingram and family leasing the old Elbert Willett property after returning from Piedmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harwell, Jr
Nashvile
John B. Knox
Tyler Hill
Mice Minnie Perry
Francis Oliver Samuele
John A. Warren
Birmingham
New York
Selma
Ala
Perfect Health for Women Aimed at Every Life Stage
An advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claims it fortifies the female system through puberty motherhood and middle age. It markets the remedy as a restorative that relieves irregularities and female diseases and offers a 150 page book on women’s diseases by mail from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Social notes from Leighton area and visiting guests
Miss May Chitwood left for Auburn to teach in summer school after visiting her sister on Leighton. Mrs. Merrill of New York visits her son Hugh Merrill and family. Mrs. W F E Mitchell hosted a dinner in honor of Rosa Presley and Jane Adams bound for the university, with sweet pea bouquets and a four course menu. Horace Miller and wife from Birmingham occupy Campbell cottage on Quin tard near Ninth for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleeta Cooper
Augusta
Miss Hill
Cooper
Ione Cooper
Wilmer Avenue
May Chitwood
Auburn
Hugh Merrill
Leighton
Mrs. Merrill
New York
Horace 8. Miller
Birmingham
Campbell Cottage
Quintard
Ninth
New Columbia Highway Dedicated Along Gorge Route
Portland rove divers with Rose Festival crowds attend dedication of the Columbia Highway from Portland to Multnomah Falls, marking the first passable crossing of the Columbia Gorge. The forty mile, two million dollar road unveils eleven falls in ten miles and a new scenic gateway to Oregon tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Columbia Highway
Oregon
Columbia River
Multnomah Falls
United States
Divine healer to beBre extradited
New York report says Francis R is to be extradited as authorities pursue a Divine healer case. The June 7 dispatch notes diplomatic and legal steps in the transfer process.
Divine healer Schlatter faces extradition hearing in Los Angeles
Schlatter, once known as a divine healer, will appear before a U S Commissioner today seeking extradition to Los Angeles. He is indicted for using the mails to defraud by sending blessed handkerchiefs through the mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlatter
United States
Los Angeles
United States District Court
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D. B. Walsh
van Dyke
Christine McCan
Coddington Wells
Miss Cross
Chicago
Osborne H. Parker
Wilmerawnee
Miss Weatherly
Miss Camp
Alice Stone Weatherly
Lynchburg
Elizabeth Willett
Marie Willson
St. Luke's Hospital
Mobile
Ethel Greenwald
Spartanburg, D. C
Marshall Peck
Noble Apartments
Martha Mallory
Mr. Lowry Mallory
Yarboroughs
Montgomery
Mr. R. EB. Alexander
Tuskegee
A. L. Kenyon
Alice
New York City
Bierne Andrews
Andrew Bierne
Dayton, Tenn
J. A. McGuirk
Emmett F .Crook
Atlanta
Mrs. Vary
J. W. McElreath
Francis Ingram
Mr. Miller Ingram
W. P. Acker
Mrs. Acker
Harold Smith
Russell Bros
Madras
Malone-Woodruff CO
W. F. Herren
Dadeville
Miss Sadie Ingram
J. W. Ingram
Piedmont
Elbert Willett
Francis R
Neston
Tomach
Wrigleys
Wrigley Spearmen
ZB ‘Wiie
Wm. Wrighey Jr. Co
Keener Bidg
Lisle
Lewes