Local Club Meetings And Flower Verse At Week's Start
Mrs Hodgson hosts the Hamilton Whist Club at 3 p m at Mrs Henry Hall home Miss Agnes Fowlkes hosts the Monday Bridge Club at 3 30 p m Today Buttercups and Daisies verse notes springtime flowers and a memorial tribute to Confederate soldiers at Magnolia Cemetery Soldiers Rest shown as a solemn open air cathedral by the Ladies Memorial Association wreath work underway.
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Hodgson
Hamilton Whist Club
Henry Hall
Agnes Fowlkes
Westminister Abbey
Magnolia Cemetery
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Memorial Day Preparations Move Forward in Mobile
The Feminine Interest Society urges more wreath workers for Memorial Day observances. Headquarters at the corner of Joachim and St. Francis streets host Memorial Association Electra Semmes Colston and loyal Southerners. Mobile Bay Chapter of Children of the Confederacy meets 3 to 6 pm weekdays at Mrs. T. P. Norville’s home to craft wreaths, aiming for 100 to honor soldiers.
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Joachim and
St. Francis Streets
Memorial Association
Electra Semmes Colston
Colston
Mobile Bay
Children of the Confederacy
T. P. Norville
South Broad Street
Astrological Admonition on Self Focus and Youth Traits
Keep steadily on your way and do not be distracted from your own plans. Your affairs need attention and a quick eye for chances will help. Those born today will have high intellect and math and politics aptitude. In youth they enjoy social pleasures and should have freedom as play.
Bethel Auxiliary Hosts Notable Concert With Rich Voices
Last week the Bethel Ladies Auxiliary presented a fine season concert headlined by H. B. Jones and performers Miss Ethel Schwarz Mrs. John Moultyn Miss Arnold and Mrs. Wilber Derthuck.
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Bethel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
H. B. Jones
Ethel Schwarz
John Moultyn
Arnold
Wilber Derthuck
Mrs Tebbetts Named Delegate for Clara Schumann Club
Mrs W F Tebbetts chosen as delegate for the Clara Schumann Club to the National Federation of Musical Clubs gathering in Chicago this week. She will also perform on the program, singing Ah Si Les Fleurs and I Die Quelle, showcasing her liquid, beautiful voice.
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Tebbetts
Clara Schumann
W. F. Tebbetts
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Chicago
Massenet
Die Quelle
Goldmark
Recital Praises for Misses Dawson and Daugh Drill
Miss Belle Tilden's two pupils Miss Mabel Dawson and Miss Mary Daugh drill receive universal congratulations from music lovers for an excellent program at Friday evening recital at Smith's piano parlors. The performance delighted attendees with refined technique and expressive pieces.
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Belle Tilden
Mabel Dawson
Mary Daughdrill
Smith's
Musical program highlights by Barret and friends
The listing showcases a student recital with performers Miss Gabriella Barret Miss Dawson Miss Daughdrill Mr. Ervin Little Mr. Max Lavelle and others. Pieces include Ave Maria Mazurka Brillante Love's Adoration Berceuse on Jocelyn Serenade Op 19 No 2 Love's Old Sweet Song and a Schubert Serenade transcription.
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Miss Barret
Mr. Little
Lavelle
Gabriella Barret
R. W. Spencer
Dawson Love
Florence Aylward
Ervin Little Valse
Daughdrill
Chas. Marshall
Max Lavelle Berceuse
Jocelyn
B. Godard
Miss Dawson O
Otto Cantor
Miss Daughdrill
Love
J. J. Mosley
Mr Lavelle
F. Schubert
Wedding Journey Ends as Henderson Marriott Return
Mr. and Mrs Henderson Marriott return to Mobile for a weekend visit with the Dukes family on Georgia Avenue after a wedding trip to New Orleans. The couple plans to move on to Atlanta. the groom’s parents and sister accompany them to their family home in Homewood, Ala. Mrs A M McGehee returns to Tuscaloosa after visiting Ashland Place. Captain and Mrs Norville come back from Pinehurst. Miss Marie Webb came back from Huntsville after the Sunday school convention.
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Henderson Marriott
New Orleans
Mobile
W. C. Dukes
Georgia Avenue
Atlanta
Cc. H. King
Marriott
Wood, Ata
Will
A. M. McGehee
James L. Coleman
Ashland Place
Tuscaloosa
T.¥. Norville
City
Pinehurst
Battle's
Brewton Couple in Mobile Honeymoon
Brewton newlyweds Frank Cosby Hayes and Navalou Martin spent their honeymoon in Mobile en route to their Chapman home. Hayes recently worked for W. T. Smith Lumber in Chapman after moving from Selma. The piece notes other social updates including tea club plans and local visits.
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Brewton
Mobile
Frank Cosby Hayes
Ala
Chapman
Selma
W. T. Smith Lumber Company
Navalou Martin
Herrington
Soldiers in Texas May Remain Mobilized Long Time
Major General Leonard Wood announced the second division will stay mobilized at Galveston Texas City until the mobilization causes are removed. He said the stay could last from one week to a year, six months or longer, while inspecting border camps. Emphasis on training maneuvers and transport, with six motor trucks in use.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Texas City
Wood
Fort Crockett
A Beautiful Complexion May Be Yours in Ten Days
An advertisement promotes NADINOLA as a complexion remedy that banishes tan, sallowness, freckles, pimples, and liver spots. It claims extreme cases clear in twenty days, purging impurities and leaving skin soft and healthy. Directions and guarantee with purchase. Two sizes 50c and $1 from National Toilet Company Paris, Tenn.
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Nadinola
National Toilet Company
Paris
Mount Vernon couple wed at local Methodist church
Miss Margaret Michael Simison and Mr. William Painter united in marriage at the Mount Vernon Alabama Methodist church with Rev. M. Grant officiating. The ceremony featured ushers Frank Webb Simison and E. Shelby Barnett and music by Mrs. Robert Martin. The couple planned a ten day Chattanooga trip and will reside in Choctaw Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Michael Simison
William Painter
Frank Webb Simison
E. Shelby Barnett
Robert Martin
Mobile
M. Grant
J. G. Michael
Minnie ‘Michael
A. H. Malone
McGee
Eunice Bat
B. A. Cannon
George M. Wratten
Ft. Sill
Oklo
James DeCloux, Jr
William Holder, Jr
Frank Webb
Ola
Calvert
Margaret Shephard
Newbern
N. C
Thomasville
Men urged to lead purer lives in Mobile campaign
The Y M C A auditorium hosted speakers Rev. Dr. Matthew Brewster and Dr. W F R Phillips who urged men to adopt purer lives. Mrs E B Ligon and Dr John van de Erve will address women on sex hygiene, and Dr van de Erve will lecture shop workers on sex health, all part of Mobile’s education push against social evils.
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Matthew Brewster
Christ Episcopal Church
W. F. R. Phillips
University of Alabama Medical Department
B. Ligon
John van de Erve
The
Medical College
Louisville and Nashville
Committee of One Hundred
Mobile
Married Life The Third Year At Warren and Helen Club Visit
Helen attends her husband Warren's Cosmopolitan Club event with Mrs. Stevens. They navigate crowded rooms, observe lounges and dining areas, and receive polite introductions as Warren guides them through the club, boosting Helen's pride in their marriage.
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Warren
Helen
Personal notices from Carlton and Mobile society
Morris Payne and wife are in Mobile staying at the Bienville hotel. R B Palmes Karl McCaffery W W Walker F C Gillespie and J P Bam from Chicora Miss visited Mobile for the ball game and returned home. Mr and Mrs Lewis L Middleton of St Louis are visiting friends in Mobile. W E Royster Mobile and Ohio official returns home after visiting. President W F Owens of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railway visits St Louis on business. Dr W G Ward ill with kidney trouble. condition improved. John P Walker of C J Gayfer Co suddenly fell ill during the Mobile New Orleans game and was aided by Dr Owen before being taken home.
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Morris Payne
Carlton
Ala
Bienville Hotel
R. B. Palmes
Karl McCaffery
W. W. Walker
F. C. Gillespie
J. P. Bamparam
Chicora
Miss
Mobile
Lewis L. Middleton
St. Louis, Mo
W. EE. Royster
Mobile and Ohio
Kansas City
W. F. Owens
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
St. Louis
John P. Walker
C. J. Gayfer & Co
Owen
Walker
Messrs. Clark
Zinn
BE. S. Bounds
Fourth Street
Adams
A. H. Rayford
Bat
Indian Springs
Busby
Nylander
Watson Street
Corinth
Frisco Railroad
Rev. Reinhardt
Bay
Richard Price
New Orleans
Marshal
Texas
McPherson
John Armond
Eugene Street
Armond
North
W. Parker
Warren Street
Pad Knights and Ladies of Honor
Birmingham
Hubbard Therrell
Margaret McKenna
The
Baptist Parsonage
Bonds
Wiley Brown
McMillan
Bay Minette
Mae Hinson
Gulfcrest
Nelson
Langford
John Meaher
Fred Neidthorth
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Fast Relief
A vintage ad promises sick headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness vanish after taking Dr King s New Life Pills. The pills purify the blood restore vigor with a 25 cent price and guarantee from Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Dr. King
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Great Shortage Of Beef Cattle Declines In Exports
Washington reports a dramatic drop in U S beef exports from 1907 to the present with Secretary Redfield noting exports in the first nine months of the current fiscal year total 5,479,439 pounds of fresh beef and 13,598 pounds of cattle versus 200,069,729 pounds of beef and 807,726 pounds of cattle in the same period in 1907. The population rose 11 percent while beef cattle fell 30 percent though prices remained high at 11.67 cents per pound for exported beef last year. The United States held fewer cattle today about 36 million compared with 51.5 million in 1907.
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Washington
United States
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Argentine
Australia
New Zealand
Uruguay
United Kingdom
Argentina
Social Whistler News Highlights Local Life and Travel
Whistler shops have closed for days as locals enjoy fishing trips. Clark and Zinn led with a forty five pound catfish. Social notes cover visits, relocations, marriages, and deaths including Margaret Vanderslice and a regional revival.
Morning Train Through to St. Louis via Cairo
The Mobile and Ohio morning train that left Monday at 9 30 a m will run through Cairo to St Bons Mo this marks the first through trip since the line was interrupted by Ohio and Mississippi floods.
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Mobile and
Ohio
Cairo
St. Bons. Mo
Mississippi
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Raa
Lyon Mfg. CO
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
Alaga
Alabama-Georgia Syrup Company
Montgomery, Alabama
City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
H. E. Jones, JR
Chopin
Ole Olsen
Wens
Ant
Miss Daugharill
Serenade
G. Pierne
Marie Webb
Huntsville
St. John Wilson
Mrs. Vredenburg
Frank Dubois
Mrs. Frye Gaillard
Perdue Hill
Shonts
Daphne
Gulf Coast
Harry Pillans
Harry Toulmin
Judge
Mrs. Toulmin
Toulminville
Cen Fownes
Nadinola Dream
Mount Vernon, Ala
Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Mabel Herbert Urner
the Cosmopolitan Club
Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
London
Mr. Ellison
W. G. Ward
Ward
Department_of Commerce
Velva
Penice & Ford, Ltd
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