Social calendar of society figures and clubs
Margaret Bhelton-Phone Decator 362 lists the week’s social events from St Johns Guild to First M E Church meetings. Bridge and rook clubs host gatherings with guests from Des Moines to Birmingham, plus notes on members traveling to Birmingham and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Bhelton
Canal Street Rook Club Meeting and Local Notices
The Canal Street Rook Club met Friday with Mrs. 8 W Irwin and prize presented to Mrs. Will Wyker followed by a salad. Several local residents plan travel and visits including Mr. and Mrs T H Williams and daughter Lucille of Montgomery moving here, and Mrs W K McNeill planning a Wichita visit. Birthdays and social events fill as neighbors host gatherings and attend funerals, shop ads and public notices appear throughout the Albany area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Happer
Gordon McDuff
L. E. McGregor
Wm. R. Seven
W. T. Watson
Wm. R. Nelson
J.W. Knight
D. G. Perkins
Lester Sheffield
Church Street
D. D. McGehee
C. C. Davison
G. M. Davenport
W. G. Garnett
Frank Davis
John McGhee
Mann
Canal Street
8. W. Irwin
Will Wyker
Fanny Wallace
D. E. Henderson
T. H. Williams
Lucille
Montgomery
Y N C A Work Figures for Semi Centenary Celebration
The report details Y M C A and railroad sector contributions for a June 11 semi centennial event. It highlights employee stockholding, committee governance, and cooperative support from railroad companies. Statistics show 63,072 daily attendance and hundreds of thousands of meals, baths, and Bible classes served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Department
Personal notes from Macon and surrounding towns
Franklin Graves of Macon visits Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Saunders for the weekend. Andrew Buttrey leaves for Gallatin Tennessee then Annapolis Maryland to enter the Naval Academy. Thos E Pride is in Nashville on business. Dave C Almon returns from Montgomery. W W Terry of Huntsville visits the Twin Cities Friday. Clarence Fly travels to Birmingham on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Graves
Macon, Ga
Mrs. C. L. Saunders
Andrew (Tooney) Buttrey
Gallatin
Tenn
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Thos. E. Pride
Nashville
W. W. Terry
Huntsville
Twin Cities
Clarence Fly
Birmingham
Hawaii Trade Deficit Deepens With Mainland
Hawaii’s trade balance with the U S mainland fell from about 118 million dollars in 1920 to 7 million in 1921, a loss of 111 million, due largely to lower sugar prices and reduced sugar output. Exports dropped from roughly 192 million in 1920 to 71.7 million in 1921, with no major rise in imports cited.
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International News Service
Honolulu
T. H
Hawaii
United States
Nature Loves Bright Colors In Woman Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to improve health and natural coloring in women. It links rosy cheeks transparent skin and firm contours to healthier appearance and suggests frail women can gain attractiveness through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
S . Vegetable Compound
Petition in Morgan County probate court
A notice in Morgan County Alabama states a petition has been filed in the probate court seeking distribution of unclaimed funds from the estate of William H. Thompson to his next of kin. The hearing is set for June 19, 1922, requiring appearance to defend against the petition and the grant of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siar
Alabama
Morgan County
Joe Johnson
Susan Turner
Probate Court
William H. Thompson
America Urges End to England Wimbledon World Title
Samuel Hardy, Americans' international captain, says England holds the world's tennis titles at Wimbledon in perpetuity and blocks a true world federation. He calls for an international body to codify rules, maintain relations, and have England drop the perpetual claim while America engages in a reciprocal Wimbledon arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Samuel Hardy
America
Wimbledon
International Federation
Australia
William T. Tilden
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
Gerald Patterson
Susanne Lenglen
Order of Publication for George Steab et al in Morgan County
Circuit Court of Morgan County Alabama Equity action. It appears to the court the defendant Robert ari unknown may have an interest in the suit. It is ordered the defendant must answer or demur to the bill by June 20 or thirty days thereafter, or pro confesso may be entered. Published weekly in the Morgan County newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steab
Sallie Steel
Morgan County
Alabama
Ecco
Robert Ari
Pdbill
Ile
Marvin West
Legal Notice for Respondent in Morgan County Case
Public notice dated May 26 1922 in Morgan County Alabama. The Register states a summons or pleading deadline of thirty days from May 26 1922 for the respondent to plead answer or demur in the cause. May be a confessso may be taken. Signed Marvin West. menhapiuter m27- 18-10-17.
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Anne Royer
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Misses Rogers
Horace Williams
Lucille Williams
Maurice Ford
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W. W. Branden
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Madison
M. L. Hardage
Mra. Smith
Mississippi
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Mra. Gilchrist
Summerville
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Sarah Lile
Fred Fraker
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William Steed
F. A. Bloodworth
Henry Bernardi
Miss Gladys
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Mary Hoe
J. H. Calvin, Jr
W. P. Wilks
Oklahoma
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Christian Women's Union
W. G. Gentry
W. N. Hall
Edwin McGregor
William McGwier
R Hay
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