Society News Highlights From Thursday Bridge Club
The Thursday Bridge Club meets with Mrs Tulane Kidd at 4 30 PM. Mrs Emily Tyler hosts a bridge party at the Country Club in honor of Miss Annie Brewer. Yesterday a five o clock tea honored Miss Marie Searles of Vicksburg with college colors orange and black in decorations. Miss Kilby hosts guests including Miss Searles and Miss Shepperd. A reception for Miss Ida Reynolds and Mr Beekman Alison follows a betrothal, with gifts, poems, and a cake cutting that yields a ring and other tokens.
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Tulane Kidd
Emily Tyler
Annie T. Brewer
Katiebelle Kilby
Marie Searles
Vicksburg
Miss Kilby
William Kilby
Randolph Macon College
Emmett Whiteside
Caroline Draper
Marion Walsh
Louise Sproull
Emily Shepperd
Juliet Davidson
Narcissa McGuirk
Beasie Woodruff
Alice Weatherly
Melanie Gordon
Elizabeth Willett
Leila Carrington
Julia Coleman
Nan Walker
Barnesville
8. C
Miss Ida Reynolds
Beekman Alison
Miss Alison
Samuel Reynolds
Joseph Kyser
Miss Reynolds
Miss Alison Reynolds
Willam Wade
Sam Reynolds
Carlowsville
Episcopal Church
Mise Ida Reynolds
Beekman Lee Alison
James G. Glass
A. Thompson
Lohengrin
Mendelspohn
Samuel Alison
Hunter Norwood
Olive Reynolds
Hugh Alison Reynolds
H. A. Reynolds
Anniston
Notice of Letters Testamentary for Ida Y Hubbard
Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama grants letters testamentary to E L Hubbard on June 6 1911. All persons with claims must present them within legally allotted time or be barred. June 21Wed31. a NPS ae
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Ida Y. Hubbard
Calhoun County
Alabama
Emmett F. Crook
E. L. Hubbard
Frank Williams 105 Dies in Sapulpa Oklahoma
Frank Williams aged 105, a longtime Sapulpa resident, is dead. He is survived by a widow and thirty four living children.
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Sapulpa, Okla
Frank Williams
Grandfather’s Funeral Soldiers Question Echoed
In a Lippincott’s Magazine quip a mother asks Tommy to cheer a gravely ill grandfather. Tommy responds with a stark, earnest line suggesting soldiers attend his funeral, reflecting dark humor in a newsy literary vignette.
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Tommy
Lippincott'’s
Art and the Money Dialogue Echoes Old View
A snippet presents an exchange about money and art. A sharply whiskered man asserts artists should not think about money, while Mr. Cromrox counters that purchases fund an artist’s future, suggesting buyers influence a creator’s financial focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Comrox
Sure Thing In a Quirky Work Basket Exchange
A playful exchange unfolds as a stocking asks about the old lady’s activity. The needle and yarn are retrieved by the old woman, prompting surprised remarks about her plans.
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Treatment
Claim notes deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for a deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement claims cures through constitutional remedies and urges readers to send for circulars from PFJ Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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Hall
PF. J
Cheney & C.O
Toledo
Hal
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Shelby, N. C
Walter Hoke Hay
Tupelo
Miss
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Mary Hager
Margaret Brewer
Louisville and Nashville
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William Mames
Amos Persons
John Adams
Walter McKinney
Drummond Allen
Lon Weathers
G. W. Fordyce
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Norwood
Mise Nan
Kelly Misses Huger
Misses Brewer
Samuel Robinson
Goodwin
Weaver
Hames
H. Robinson
W. RK. Norton
Russ Kemp
Smith
W. L. Jones
Rudolph Hertz
Greene
Professor Titcomb
Alison- Reynolds
Miss Wyche
Bell
Steele
Mary Gardpert
Sadie Ingram
Patti Haynes
Mabel Hurt
Atlanta
M. C. Harkins
Harkins
G. A. Brown
Lucile Shelnutt
Lon Pittman
Martha Pittman
Roanoke
Belt White
East Eleventh Street
Clara Pendle
Birmingham
Rutherford Apsley
Town Avenue
R. BE. Doncan
Fig City
NPS Ae
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Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kuppenheimer Clothes
Hart Schaff
Ner & Marx and Kuppenheimer
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