Hearts and Lace At Knox Home Society Event
A charming hearts party hosted by Mrs John B Knox and Miss Knox honored guests from Jacksonville Laurens Birmingham and Montgomery featured guests Miss Kennedy Miss Harwell Miss Bow ie and Miss Reynolds. Prizes included a parasol and silk handkerchief with fruit punch and peach ice courses served. Schoolgirl gowns described and out of town guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Knox
Miss Knox
Hannah Reynolds
Laura Kennedy
John Simpson
Mary Read Smith
Walah
Misa Cockrell
Misa Kennedy
Thia
Miss Bowie
Miss Simpson
Miss Anne Wells Simpson
Miss Powell
Mario Harwell
Marian Walsh
Sarah Louise Tumlin
Cartersville
Lemon
Theoleen Elliott
Bir
Viola Farley
Viounee van Cott
New York
Fannie Miller
Tennessee
Sara Tumilin
Annie Farley
Julia Coleman
Mary Murphy
Aileen Douglas
Talcott Watson
Eloise Perry Robinson
Caroline Draper
Frank John Waton
Mra
Claude Robinson
Jack and Curran Goodwin
Will J. Stone
Arthur Wellborn
L. ©. Watson
R. Barker
Isaac Stephenson at 80 Wisconsin Senator Noted Leader
Washington June 18 Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin is eighty today making him the oldest member of the Senate and possibly the wealthiest. He built a fortune from lumber and mining in Wisconsin and Michigan and has long been a stalwart Republican active in tariff debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Stephenson
Senate
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Cullom Ofllinois
Stephenson
Badger
Janesville
Chicago
Escanaba
Michigan
Fremont
Dayton
Court House
Storm strikes kneeling family. father dead and children injured
McCormick was killed when the storm hit as he prayed, with five of his children injured in the same incident. Details on location and exact time are sparse in the report. The tragedy underscores the sudden danger posed by severe weather to families in prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Editors Elect Officers at Alabama Meeting
Delegates at the thirty eighth annual convention of the Alabama Press association elected officers in Dothan Alabama. Officers chosen include CoG Fennell president Bruce Kennedy vice president Frank Crichton treasurer Jacob Pepperman secretary R E L Niel essayist and W T Hall poet. A violent storm in western Missouri caused the death of Andrew McCormick near Monett and injured his five children. The storm damaged the McCormick home and sent him into a pond where his body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Perdy
Monett
Seligman
Andrew McCormick
McCormick
Belon
Commercial Appeal
Cog Fennell
Guntersville Democrat
Bruce Kennedy
Montgomery Advertiser
Frank Crichton
Clanton Banner
Jacob Pepperman
Alabama Odd Fellow
Montgomery
R. E. L. Niel
Times
W. T. Hall
Dothan Eagle
Better Forestry Laws Sought by Alabama Special Session
Governor Comer to call a special session to pass forestry measures including a paid county fire patrol to save forests. Secretary Wallace cites strong support from forestry officials and Auburn faculty member R. S. McIntosh as the group reviews Washington county damage and a national forestry report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
State Forestry Commission
B. B. Comer
John H. Wallace, Jr
Goy
Halongapy Jr
J. A. Wilkerson
McIntosh
Auburn
Howard Douglass
Washington County
Frank Matlock
Mobile
Douglass
J. H. Poster
National Forestry Department
Alabama
Wallace
Southern League Scores Reported Yesterday
Results yesterday show Atlanta defeated Memphis 4 to 0, Montgomery beat Mobile 8 to 2, with Nashville and Little Rock rained out. The standings note Atlanta in Memphis and Nashville in Little Rock with Birmingham in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. Pet
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Montgomery
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville-Little Rock
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Society
MRA. D. FB
Hearts Dice Party
Mingham
Juliet Davidson
Miss Parker
Gadaden
Alice Robinson
Bessie Woodruff
Virginia
Miss Chields
Miss Slaughter
Talladega
Miss Henderson
West Virginia
Elizabeth Dudley
C. A. Thompson
Miss Jordan
William Kilby
Mary Miles Jordan
Institute
W. FP. Johnston
The
Bridge Party
William J. Stone
Jack Goodwin
Quintard
Leone Robinson
Miss Farley
Miss Mary Kennedy
Mary Kennedy
Lucile Landis
Miss Landis
Miss Davis
Commodore Club
Dem Can
Gordon Catt
Indianapolis
William Owen
William Orrison
William, Jr
Attalla
Charles Davidson
Katherine Graves
Robert
Rome
Wade Sproull
Frank Johnston
Decker Bros
Gabler
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
Forbes Piano Company
Noble Street
G. E. Warrick
Anniston, Ala
Ad Sra
Bass
Heard
Uuiman Bros
Storm
Dothan
Alabama Press Association
Oficers
C. P. Mooney
Syracuse
Southern League
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