Social notes: bridge clubs and visits at local homes
Thursday the Thursday Bridge Club meets with Mrs. Tulane Kidd at a quarter to five. Friday Ming Emily Tyler hosts bridge at the Country Club for Miss Annie T Brewer. Saturday Miss Emily Shep perd hosts informal bridge for visitors Miss Mike Searles of Vicksburg and Miss Rose man of Birmingham at Tyler Hill. Mr and Mrs Samuel Morris host a chafing dish party with guests including the Schumacher Maury Bolling Sellers Ivey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane Kidd
Ming Emily Tyler
Annie T. Brewer
Emily Shepperd
Bridge
Tyler Hill
Mike Searles
Vicksburg
Kilby
Roseman
Birmingham
Carrington
Samuel Morris
Gerard Schumacher
Matthew H. Maury
Bolling
Washington, D. C
BE. M. Sellers
Yrma Ivey
L. ©. Watson
Virginia Mitchell
Bessemer
Edward M. Sellers
Pretty Home Wedding at the Mortons
Miss Jen Morton and Mr John Henry Wakefield of Birmingham wed at 6 30 on Wednesday in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home Rev W P Yarborough officiated Mendelssohn’s wedding march by Miss Rosa Draper and songs by Miss Willie Morton highlighted the reception The couple will reside in Birmingham with out-of-town guests from Albany Ga Duluth Ga Gainesville Ga and Atlanta Ga in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Morton
Jen. ¢ Morton
John Henry Wakefield
Birmingham
W. FP. Yarborough
Mendelssohn
Rosa Draper
Oxford
My Dear
Willie Morton
Albany
Amelia
Mildred Young
Miss Pearl Morton
Miss Pearl Wakefield
Nelle Ramaeur
Gainesville
William Wakefield
Curran Williams
Lloyd BE. Morton
Jessie Morton
Susie Summerout
Duluth
Lula Mary Wakefield
Daisy Henry
Susie Summerour
Bertie Morton
Lillie Lovett
Atlunta
Nelle Ramseur
Heard Summerour
J. F. Deadwyler
Curran Willame
Hiride
Groom
Want Ads Lead to Profit Through Classified Results
Readers leverage want ads to turn listings into profit, using concise notices to advertise services, job openings, and sales. The column emphasizes practical results from small ads, noting the public’s quick responses and measurable returns.
Ear Disease: Hearing Loss from Eustachian Tube Inflammation
The article warns deafness is not cured by warm applications and is caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It notes diagnosis by inflammation and catarrh, offers a $100 reward for proof of cure, and advertises a remedy by CHENEY & CO sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elreutars
Cheney & CO
Dabo Hall
First figs and berries reported in Oxford notes
Oxford June 22 special brief notes Mrs Emma Singleton brings the season’s first ripe white figs and early home grown strawberries Ed Oswald returns to Uniontown Misa Mabel Hart leaves for Atlanta due to her father’s illness and various local visits and social events are noted including a fake party hosted by Mrs B S Russell and Mrs John Bowie for Miss McAuley of Jacksonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Emma Singleton
Misa Mabel Hart
Leta Gray
Atlanta
B. S. Russell
John Bowie
Mies McAuley
Jacksonville
Memphis Train Robbery Leads Hunt for Masked Trio
Police and a county posse scoured the Memphis area for three masked men who held up an Illinois Central passenger train near Memphis last night. They entered the mail car, forced the clerks to surrender the registered mail sack, then fled as the train slowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Teen
Visitors Gather in Various Southern Cities
The article lists social visits in Jacksonville Selma Birmingham and Sheffield including Mrs W Hernandez guest of Mrs J Norton on Wilmer avenue and Miss Eloise Stevenson and Elizabeth Stevenson attending Grace church picnic. Other entries note Miss Roseman of Birmingham staying with Miss Leila Carrington and Mrs A M Johnson visiting her son J E Johnson in Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. ©. Hernandez
Birmingham
J. ©. Norton
Wilmer
Susie Murdoch
Sheffield
Hiram P. Salter
Wilmer Avenue
Miss Roseman
Leila Carrington
Tyler Hill
Eloise Stevenson
Elizabeth Stevenson
Jacksonville
Caroline Agee
Grace Church
Mrs. A. M. Johnson of
Selma
Mr. J. £. Johnson
Public stance on salicylic acid in diet and meat
Dr Wylie’s report labels salicylic acid as a steady dietary element that harms health and nourishment. The Pittsburg Dispatch echoes public judgment, urging transparency in dosing and choice between meat and salicylic acid, and dismisses covert administration as unsafe.
Congress May Last Longer
Washington June 22 Following the senate action to order the finance committee to report the wool bill by July 10 the committee met in special session With La Follette aligned with Democrats the vote stands 8 to 7 against the wool bill Experts predict a broad tariff revision and long summer sessions for Congress and the country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
la Follette
Congress
Classified Advertising Makes Your Offer Stand Out
Classified advertising helps you place highly specialized publicity for your offer or want. It highlights target audiences and reaches readers seeking specific goods or services.
Classifieds Highlight Work Opportunities Across Town
Local classified ads reveal a range of employment openings from clerical to skilled trades. Listings show positions at area firms, temporary staffing, and potential full time roles with contact details for applicants.
Rhubarb Short Cake No 1 and No 2 Recipes
Instructions for two rhubarb cakes include making a flour batter with butter and milk, filling tins with rhubarb and sugar, baking times, and custard or meringue or whipped cream toppings. A sponge and coffee cake variants use yeast, milk, and nutmeg with lemon rind, and a rhubarb sauce with egg yolks to finish.
New Fruit Salad
Slice pineapple and arrange on lettuce leaves. Mix cherries with sliced oranges and place on top. Drizzle mayonnaise dressing over each serving and top with chopped pecans. Recipe serves eight.
Sweet Cream Sauce Scripted From Boil and Mix
Instructions describe boiling milk then whisking yolk flour and sugar to form a very sweet cream sauce. Add the yolk mixture to the milk as it boils, stir, and let cool, then flavor to taste.
Preserve Skimmings for Vinegar Barrel Enrichment
A note on saving all preserve skimmings during preserving season to turn into the vinegar barrel. The process clears the vinegar and strengthens the potter that keeps it fresh and sharp.
Sheer Lawns Arrive with New Colorful Designs
New shipment of Sheer Lawns offers about 70 pieces to choose from this week. The collection features vibrant colors and attractive prices, prompting a close viewing invitation.
Silk Hosiery Ad Claims Finest Sheer Quality
An advertisement touts very sheer, fine and silky stockings in every size with customers urged to choose the best.
Generosity Lesson Bridges a Sour Apple Tale
A mother teaches her son Johnnie to be generous by offering a bright red apple to share with his sister. Johnnie misunderstands the word and requests guidance, then finally asks his mother to tell sister to be generous, revealing a playful moral about sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Mamma
Do the doctors Say Salt Lake Orator Urges Action
A Salt Lake City speaker answered the common question what to do when doctors disagree by urging to follow the doctors’ lead. The remark, cited by the New York Herald, sparked discussion on medical guidance and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
New York Herald
Doctor Spotlight Demand Keeps Engagements Away
A playful exchange hints at a couple’s vow to avoid engagement with any doctor. They joke that romance requires a spotlight, implying a persona clash between privacy and public attention.
Those Foolish Questions Mystery Exchange
A column of witty exchange contrasts a seashore memory with a lingering presence. The dialogue hints at nostalgia and lingering identity as the speaker remains tethered to a place despite physical absence.
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E. E. Elam
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Uniontown
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W. B. Gray
Piedmont
Rev
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Illinois
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Martha Sproull
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