Local society notes from Greenville Alabama events
Community announcements list visits and guests in Greenville includingMiss Clara Brown and Miss Mabel Kimbrough with Montgomery ties. Members attend Alabama Educational Association meetings in Montgomery and club gatherings feature plays and music topics with the Woman's Club Progressive Harmony and study of Women Composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ala
Clara P.brown
Julia Stewart
Mabel Kimbrough
Montgomery
Woman's College
Lerline Stewart
Ge Powell
Neva Renegar
Lou Orr
Maude C. Harrison
Bertha Seale
Eleanor Sommerville
Isabelle Upton
J. S. Rozier, Jr
C. B. Gamble
Alabama Educational Association
J. E. Barnes
J. L. Perdue
Laura Winkler
Myra Nix
C. J.rice
William
Pensacolafter
E. I. Cook
Isses Marjorie and
Gladys Plaster
Frances
Anna Jewel McMullan
Clemmie Belle Buchanan
Myra Peagier
Greely McGowin
Chapman
W. C. Coker
Miss McKlinsky
Union Springs
Guy McKenziee
D. C. Williamson
Robeson Springs
W. E. Campbell
BE. B. Reevey
O- A. Lane
B. C. Glenn
John Glenn
Brewton
Woman
Italy
Georgia Stallings
Harmony Club
Local Notes From Chicora and Surrounding Areas
Miss Helen Smith left for Meridian to take a new job. Several residents, including Lindsey Daniels and families, traveled or visited nearby towns such as Vinegar Bend and Moss Point. Teachers and students conducted exams in Waynesboro while others returned home. A move to a new house is planned near Chicora. A birthday gathering for a mother featured gelatin with whipped cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora
Helen Smith
Meridian
Lindsey Daniels
Vinegar Bend
Ala
Wiley Gordy
Russell Palmers
Mobile
J. A. Mitchel Allister
K. McIntosh
Moss Point
Leakesville
Miss
Fannie
Emma Barnes
Kushla Farming Notes Include Acreage Planted and Plans
In Kushla Alabama on April 3 special report covers Harry Gill completing fencing on one hundred acres north of Kushla and west of Manville, clearing and cultivating twenty-two acres, planting two sacks of pecans, with beans planned later. County agent Maloney visited Kushla. Sturtevant's operations resumed. Mrs. George Gortman is ill. Realty transfers list a large Kushla land purchase by Mr. Davis, noted citrus grower. Sunday school meets at Mrs. Lucy Sturtevant Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kushlba
Ala
Harry Gill
Kushla
Manville
Maloney
General County Farm
Sturtevant
George Gortman
Davis
Lucy Sturtevant
Fruitdale Notes and Social Items From Alabama
Miss Ella Haertel of Mobile visited relatives in Fruitdale. Mr Garfield Robbins planned a move west of town with his family. H H Scott, a Terry Montana transplant and Civil War veteran aged eighty five, died. Various locals took trips to Mobile Lamison and Fairhope. social events included an April Fool party for H C Gilmer and an Easter egg hunt for Avary Blake and Willouise Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitdale
Ala
Ella Haertel
Mobile
Buckatunna
R. G. Hyland
Garfield Robbins
H. H. Scott
Terry
Montana
Scott
Omar Kimbler
Lamison
Wilbur Pillman
Mamie Pillman
Fairhope
Jesse A. Steele
F. L. Westover
Montgomery
H. Campbell Gilmer
Dorothy Adams
Jeanne Adams
Lillian Noles
Yellow Pine
P. O. Melius
Whistler
H. C. Gilmer
C. H. Grimes
Evan
State Line
Miss
Ben Haight
Citronelle
Littl Avary Blake
Willouise Graham
Pine Hill Notes and Community Gatherings
Mrs J P Ray of Mobile visits her mother Mrs A A Miller. The entire faculty attends the A E A meeting in Montgomery. R E Doals returns from Mobile business trip. Mrs J W Lee visits her mother in Magnolia. Mr and Mrs M D Taylor of Camden stay with friends here. Mrs Griffin leaves for Montgomery. Do Byrne visits teacher Naylor in Mobile. Dr Old attends County Medical Society meeting in Camden. The Dramatic Club presented the play A Family Affair Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hill
Ala
J. P. Ray
Mobile
A. A. Miller
Montgomery
R. E. Doals
J. W. Lee
Magnolia
M. D. Taylor
Camden
Camden Circle Holds Friday Meeting and Easter Events
The Camden Circle met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Billy Dale. An Easter egg hunt followed Saturday evening at Mrs. W. J. Bonner's residence. Services were held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday morning by Rev. Wallace and union services at the Baptist church Sunday night by Rev. I. N. Kimbrough. A solo by Duke Kimbrough was enjoyed. Mrs. Taylor of Camden is visiting Mrs. Hestle in Pine Hill Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Camden Circle
Billy Dale
W. J. Bonner
Presbyterian Church
Wallace
The
Baptist Church
I. N. Kimbrough
Duke Kimbrough
Taylor
Hestle
Pine Hill
Ala
Semmes
Semmes High School
Allen's High School
Semmes Baptist Church
Semmes Baptist Sunday School. ‘the Following Were Elected: Mr. C. M.harsock
J. F. Harrdun
J. A. Wulff
J. F. Harroun
C. M. Harsock
Anna Ward
J. B. Roberts
Vada McCrary
Effie Christopher
Sibley Howell
Nevada Pierce
J. B. Trotter
Big Creek
Ford
W. B. Queenie
E. Christopher
Feller
Mobile
Lee Roberts
Jeffie Christopher
Coralee Davie
Margaret Queenie
L. E. Pound
Pauline
Vesta
Frank W. Hines
Herman
Dayton
A. R. Funk
J. W. Ripple
Wallace Christopher
Orchard
P. G. Christopher
Semmes High School Triumph and Local Robbins News
Semmes Alabama reports a close ball game with Semmes High School defeating Allen's High School. The church marks missionary day with a $10 foreign missions donation and elections for Semmes Baptist Sunday school leaders.
Local gossip from Burbank and surrounding area
Mr Frank Mahoney in rabbi transacting business. J F Tedder buys a fine saddle horse from Horace Turner. Harry Schrepple hauls hay to Deer Park and returns with fertilizer. W J Britt’s brother William Varick and niece Miss Farrior visit. Elsie Lorenz visits homefolks, returns to Rounsaville. J F Tedder visits Leakesville. Bernard Lorenz burns hands extinguishing turpentine fire. Mrs Diehl quarantined in Chicago with grandson Charlie Diehl ill with scarlet fever. Pope family Easter visit from Altoona. Nathan Turner and Will McRae report hail as large as guinea eggs. Frank Mahoney back from Mobile. Sam and Willie McRae repaint their house white with green trim. Farmers take up free culture offer from U S Department of Agriculture. two bottles per farmer with prior request for card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Ala
Frank Mahoney
J. F. Tedder
Horace Turner
South
Harry Schrepple
Deer Park
W. J. Britt
William Varick
Yellow Pine
Farrior
Britt
Elsie Lorenz
Rounsaville
Leakesville
Bernard Lorenz
W. H., Diehl
Chicago
Charlie Diehl
C. M. Pope
Altoona
Nathan Turner
Will McRae
Mobile
Sam McRae
Willie McRae
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Holiness meeting crowds Wheelerville as spring crops shine
In Wheelerville Alabama on April 3 a holiness church gathering at Mrs D Pierce home drew large attendance. Farmers praise fine weather aiding crops. Local residents, including Miss Hattie Lane, Mrs M Broadus, Mrs Lonard Lane and others, are noted for visits and illness updates. Typhoid fever illnesses involve Fred Finches and Maggie. several residents travel to Mobile and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelerville
Ala
Holiness Church
Pierce
Hattie Lane
M. Broadus
F. Pierce
Myrtle
Lonard Lane
Felix Pierce
Alfred Broadus
Crichton
J. Doenges
Mary
Viola
Ohio
D. Betterby
Fred Finches
Maggie
Mobile
G. Cody
Local Notes From Flomaton Area Include Visitors and Illness
April 3 Flomaton notes report Viola Johnson returning to Georgia after a pleasant stay. Mrs. Viola Quigley of Mobile visits relatives. J. D. Cundy recovers from la grippe, Tom Bradford returns from Birmingham for summer visits. Mrs. J. A. Thornton and Marie Hulland visit Mrs. Arch Simmons in Lake Charles La. John Druny and family suffer la grippe. A hail storm hits Flomaton and nearby areas with minor damage. Mrs. M. S. Sum- continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flomaton
Ala
Viola Johnson
Georgia
Viola Quigley
Mobile
J. D. Cundy
Tom Bradford
Birmingham
J. A. Thornton
Marie Hulland
Arch Simmons
Lake Charlies
John Druny
M. S. Sum
Deer Park Notes Show Guests and Local Happenings
Deer Park Alabama April 3. Local visitors include Elerding of Chicago en route to California and Western coast. C C Ferrell Citronelle on business. Guy M Bird Prichard in town. Trips include Jamie Persons and Wilson Sprague Bayou La Batre returning from visit. Community plans for road improvements as spring brings growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Ala
Elerding
Chicago
California
Jchenberger
C. C. Ferrell
Citronelle
Guy M. Bird
Prichard
Jamie Persons
Wilson Sprague
Bayou la Batre
W. R
B. Leon
J. L. Baskin
J. Eichenberger
Birmingham
E. H. Palmer
Adah Palmer
Willie Palmer
Leon Palmer
Mobile
W. F. Shanholtzer
I. C. Edington
Joe Gale
Memphis
Tenn
Stanford
Caponelle
H. H. Best
Best
Chatom
St. Stevens
Cortelyou
W. R. Scott
Pine Hill Community Notes April Gathering and Local News
Misses Elise Patterson Sallie McKee and others visit homes in Pine Hill during spring holidays. Local residents travel to Montgomery Autauga and Selma for work and school. Easter services planned by Rev N Thorpe. George Ward dies at 80 after sudden illness. Zolan Chapman suffers a severe hand injury. Friends Marcus and McDuffy Stallworth attend an oyster supper in Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hill
Ala
Elise Patterson
Jackson
Ora Feagan
Nea Coll
Montgomery
Sallie McKee
Selma
Pearl Stanfill
Sardis
G. L. Stone
James Tankersley
Autauquayille
Roland
West Point
Joe Patterson
N. Thorpe
Baptist Church
Grady Huckber
McWilliams
George Ward
Zolan Chapman
B. Mills
Greenville
Messrs
Marcus and
McDuffy Stallworth
Pineville
Local Notes from Crary Alabama Highlight Social Visits
Crary Alabama notes include Bernard Kennedy visiting Mobile ties with Wilton Lord and Etta Lord visiting relatives there. Several locals attend Mobile events, and a large attendance at school yields a monthly half holiday. The piece mentions fruit damage risk from a late cold snap and multiple residents updating on health and housing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Quattiebaum
Mobile
L. G. Ashbee
Rolan Graham
B. Graham
Milton McCrary
Crichton
John Fulford
Protracted meetings begin at Methodist church in Gulfcrest
In Gulfcrest Alabama on April 12 protracted meetings will be held at the Methodist church led by G W Carpenter all are invited. Local social notes mention visits and gatherings including Misses Mae Hinson Massey Slocum and Zara Williams. baby boy welcomed by Mr and Mrs Monroe Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfcrest
Ala
Methodist Church
G. W. Carpenter
Mae Hinson
Massie Slocum
Sallie Vigor
Annette
May Bell Bailey
Martha Miller
J. E. Meatyard
Laura Williams
Frankie du Barry
Mississippi
Zara Williams
M. C. Bailey
Josie Bailey
Freddie
Edward
Wilbur
T. F. George
Clifford George
Charlie Elliott
Evie George
Lambert
Monroe Williams
Monroe County Tales and Road Tax Debates
The regular school term closed with a two month extension led by Miss Fannie Skinner and funded by parents. Mr and Mrs T A Nettles left for Evergreen after Mrs Nettles sister died. Special road tax assessors survey those liable for road duty as Monroe County debates the new road law amid booster bonhomie and concerns about road fairness. The cross country road project shows mixed reactions due to uneven home access and cost. begins today in the item and continues with more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Springs
Fannie Skinner
T. A. Nettles
Evergreen
Netties
Gus Riley
Monroe County
Greensboro Social News Notes And Visits
Greensboro residents gather for dinners and receptions as Mrs Gilbert hosts a cordial afternoon with guests including Mrs Mann and Mrs Evins. Visitors from San Antonio New Orleans and California arrive or return, sharing news of family trips and welcomes to the Episcopal Church rector Reverend Hamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL
Yerby
Paster
Smith
Gilbert
R. B
Evins
Mann
Hanna
Aayd Rv
J. C. Geversity
San Antonio
Texas
Greensboro
Bledsoe
Duskin
Visi
New Orleans
Greensors
Montgomery
Nderao
Longfellow
Elizabeth White
Newbern
R. H. Morueees
Selma
Miss @ phy
Reve Hamaker
California
Con
Local Notes From Allen Alabama April 3
Allen Alabama April 3 reports Daniel McLeod serving as juror in the circuit court at Grove Hill. Mr J P N is riding for the sheriff this week. The ops were delighted with the which fell Tuesday and Tuesday. The usual after cold up on hand. There is not as much on the trees and shrubs as usual at this season.
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New York
Sadie Mayer
Jessie Price
Blaustein
Sadie
Pinehill
Goodyear
Crary
Man
Sir Edwin Arnold
J. B. Lindon
Allen
Mobile Electric Co
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