Baby Take a BY WINIFRED BLACK Hurrah for the Babies
A column praising natural feeding against diet faddism centers on Dr. Clara Marie Davis in Chicago who served twenty one thousand eight hundred meals for babies. Critics note babies chose meats and fruits over spinach and barley, while the doctor laughs and hints at the value of nature and natural foods.
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Clara Marie Davis
Chicago
Mead
Dr. Davis
Social Roundup of Dinners Prayers and Visits
A busy week of entertaining and hospitality includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rost hosting a Wednesday dinner at their Tenth Avenue home with guests from Jacksonville Florida and nearby towns. Friends also gathered at the Rosts for an all day party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Massey of Coxey Alabama. Additional social events feature a Thursday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howell in honor of Mrs. J. R. Moore, and a Cottage Prayer Meeting led by Mrs. Raymond Rowe with 20 attendees in the Tidwell apartments. Multiple residents return from trips to Birmingham Corinth and Montgomery, announce moves to Dallas and Nashville, and plan future visits and teaching duties in the Central Schools.
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Fred Rost
Tenth Avenue
South
J. R. Moore
Jacksonville, Fa
J. D. Wallace
8. C. Howell and Sons
James and
Jack
M. L. Whitfield
Herbert Fred and
Rena Dean Rost
Ellis. Massey
Coxey
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Tom Hallmark
Ralph
Fred
Rena Dean
O. D. Potter
Sarah Chittam
G. Howell
13Th Avenue
J. 5. Hames
A. C. Teague
John Cornelius
Elizabeth
Tarpley
Raymond Brown
Cora Howell
James
Nancy Howell
East Moulton Street
Raymond Rowe
Tidwell Apartments
Virginia Graham
St. John
Louise Bropaugh
Madison
Maud Boyd
Hartford
Central
F. H. Pointer
Relatives in Gadsden and Birmingham Visit
Mr and Mrs C L Saunders and baby Tillie of Birmingham returned home after visiting Colonel and Mrs W B Edmundson at Wilder Place. Leroy McEntire and children spent the weekend with William Gy Ward in Birmingham, while Mrs W B Stewart and her son Billy are visiting relatives in Selma.
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Jack Lee
J. R. Nicholson
Birmingham
Leroy McEntire
Wiliam Gy Ward
Garren Family Back From Scottsboro Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs J D Garren and daughter Susan Beech returned from a motor trip to Scottsboro where they spent the weekend and Labor Day as guests of her mother Mrs C Q Beech.
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J. D. Garren
Susan Beech
Scottsboro
C. Q. Beech
New Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
The advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as the purest powder with U S Government approval. It claims smooth spread, reduced pores, and longer wear, marketing to avoid shine and irritation. Sold by Thompson Drug Co and Albany Drug Co. Alabama Drug Co.
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U S
Thompson Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Alabama Drug Co
The Marry-Go-Round Why Men Stay
A column argues that long love affairs age women, while marriage stabilizes and preserves a husband’s control. It contrasts male and female patterns in love, noting men drift from one affair to another and women fade unless married. Helene Rowisana?
Greater Movie Season Opens at Princess Theatre
The Princess theatre announces a Greater Movie Season starting Monday September 8 with a gala opening. The program will feature silent and sound films, technicolor productions, dramas, comedies, operatic and musical numbers, and appearances by star performers and orchestras.
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GG. P. Banniza
Princess Theatre of the
Princess Theatre
Society Notes Visitors and Outings Reported
Miss Jane Wade left Thursday for Dayton Ohio to visit her aunt Mrs W W Bates for about ten days Misses Mary and Vera Eubanks of Sheffield were the over Sunday feasts of their aunt Mrs W C Wise Mrs Leslie Tiptra of Lounisville is visiting relatives in the city this week Mrs J N Sibley of Russellville is the guest of her son R M Sibley and daughter Mrs W H Day
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Jane Wade
Dayton
Ohio
W. W. Bates
Mary
Vera Eubanks
Sheffield
W. C. Wise
Leslie Tiptra
Lounisville
City
J. N. Sibley
Russellville
R. M. Sibley
W. H. Day
Southern Natural Gas approves new line construction
The Southern Natural Gas Corporation announced on September 2 that it had authorized the construction of a new gas line in Atlanta Georgia. The project aims to expand delivery capacity and improve service for regional customers.
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Atlanta
Southern Natural Gas Corporation
Front-Shoulder Aped Style Pattern for Frock Deliveries
The article describes a Patterson 1957 fashion pattern for a chic front inverted pleat frock in plain or printed fabrics like crepe georgette satin and shantung. It notes 7 back neck tucks, fitted neckline, sizes 18 20 34 36 38 40 42, fabric yardage 39 inch, and no dressmaking experience needed with exact yardage and instructions.
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Patterson
Ai Cain
Fall and Winter Fashion Book with Transfer Patterns
The opwall Daily Pattern Department offers a new Fall and Winter Fashion Book with models for adults and children and transfer patterns and stamped novelties. Price Fifteen cents per book with pattern, 25 cents for the set, mail to 243 S 17th Street New York City.
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Opwall Daily Pattern Department
S 17Th Street
New York City
Transmission Line Project Near Mobile and Pensacola
A transmission line project near Mobile and Pensacola is nearing completion as workers finalize routing and equipment setup. Officials expect the line to start operation soon, improving regional natural gas service and grid reliability for nearby communities and industries.
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Mobile
Pensacola
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