Society News Briefs and Social Lectures Notes
Local Society items list visits, club meetings, and bridge nights. Mrs. Virginia Graham leads the Monday Mission Study class at First M. E. Church. Mrs. J. D. Jeffries curates the new Guild. guild, Women’s Union, and Tuesday afternoon/ evening clubs are noted with hosts and attendees. The Children’s Aid Society luncheon at the Tutwiler Hotel honors Crawford Johnson and Ralph Barrow. the society supports placing orphans in homes and operates by voluntary contributions.
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Virginia Graham
M. E. Church St. New Guild
J. D. Jeffries
Christian Womenti Woman’s Union
W. G. Gentry
Party for Jack and James McLaurine M Lauri ne complimented by Mrs J B Schimmel
Mrs J B Schimmel entertained Friday afternoon for her nephews Jack and James Richard McLaurine with Washington era decor. Miniature hatchets at places marked guests including Earl Jackson Charles Arnold Rogers Glenn and others. Willard Proctor won the Flower contest and Gladys Reece the Bean contest. The Progressive Culture Club met Friday and voted to support French and Armenian orphans for another year. Mrs Li K Wigeitis hosted a study with gold nugget souvenirs and a Totem Pole legend. Mrs J H McLaurine and sons left for Akron after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Pearson Compton arrived from Opelika to visit Rev and Mrs Weaver.
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Jack
James Richard M’laurine
J. B. Schimmel
J.B. Schimmel
James Richard McLaurine
George Washington Times
Earl Jackson
Charles Arnold
Rogers Glenn
Willard Proctor
Pearl E. Ridgeway
Bob Hunter
Marjorie Lois Moore
John A. Caddell
Francis
Johnnie Boy Green
Margaret Harrison
Mildred
Gladys
Edith Reece
Rebecca
Billie Green
J. D
Lucian Bush
Gladys Reece
Progressive Culture Club
Li. K. Wigeitis
France
E. H. Allison
John D. Wyker
Canada
J. H. McLaurine
James Richard
Jim Dick
Akron
Ohio
Pearson Compton
Opelika
Mrs. Weaver
Local Notices Briefs Highlight Movements and Visits
J Edward Green is promoted to Mobile offices of AT T and left for the gulf city. Jack Hughes, former Albany resident, visits friends in Rome Georgia. Capt Grafton and Col Dean of Limestone Morgan Bridge Co spend weekend in Rome. J A McKay of Rome arrives on business. A D Cohen returns from the East with spring stock for Dry Cohen store. Wilmer Hall of Wilson Dam spends weekend with parents. William Besant returns to Tuscaloosa after visiting T J Cox family. Alvey Landers of Daily mechanical force is ill at home. Mrs T M Robertson of Sheffield visits Mrs Virginia Graham.
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J. Edward Green
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Gulf City
City on Business Sees Nix Return to Office
E. C. Nix resumes duties at his office after a two week illness. E. C. Payne departed this afternoon for Buffalo New York.
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E. C. Nix
Dreaming of Cats and Advice on Love
The Montgomery Advertiser offers superstition and caution about dreaming of cats signifying luck and rivalries in love. It warns against marrying the first beloved and humorously notes that waiting may lead to someone else snatching the one you love.
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The
Montgomery Advertiser
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Matthew Henry
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W. K. Sheddan
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A. A. Hardage
Ednesday
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Jack Hughes
T. E. Grafton
Col
L. A. Dean
Limestone-Morgan Bridge Company
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J. A. McKay
A.D. Cohen
Dry-Cohen
sWilmer Hall
Wilson Dam
Mrs
W. N. Hail
William Besant
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T. J. Cox
Alvey Landers
T. M. Robertson
Sheffield
E. C. Payne
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N. Y
Pete
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Ofolmlofel
Henry Ee
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