Misses Simmons Honor Cousins With Gathered Friends
Society notes from Crichton Alabama describe Misses Mabel and Winona Simmons of Scotland Alabama hosting a Friday evening of games music and iced fruit for friends on Mobile Street including Ruth Harkey Pauline Phifer Julia Burge Ethel Roberts Maude Burge and many others. Several residents are named visiting relatives and recovering health with updates on Mr McLean Mrs Petersdorf and Miss May belle Dees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Wi
Unah Coffin
Mae Louise de Vivian Burge
Laura
Lulie
Sallie
Lula Simmons
Ernest Phifer
E. Green
Jonnie Graf
Pierce Trotter
Evan Walker
John Brown
Lamar Brown
Morris Coffin
Rufus Roberts
McLean
Item Avenue
Petersdorf
Jarvis
Pate
Mobile
P. J. Causey
Mississippi
J. A. Causey
Mobile Street
Old Sheil Road
R. H. Stevens Montevallo
Will Walker
Stem Avenue
Bayou LA Batre
George Culiine
Nike
Meridian
William Smee
Lucy Smee
Tavelton Crenshaw
Birmingham
Helena Krudop
Frank E. Smee
Mattie Belle Kirkbride
Irma Pearce
McLane
Little
N. A. Yuille
Daphne
George Rosson
Tyler Turner
Mary Lee
Fritz Ackridge
H. C. Daughdrill
McGowin-Lyons Hardware Co
Charles McGallacher
Chautauqua
Cora Whelply
Ethel Emerson
Mabel Morse
Colon Ackridge
Happy Hours Club
Dorothy Daughdrill
Kathryn Emerson
Anne Huerter
Kathryn Daughdrill
Imogene
Elizabeth Davis
Helen
Anatolie Estelle Smee
F. KE. Smee, Jr
Kathryn
Lydia
Charlotta Daughdrill
W. H. Merifield
Gertrude
Harry Felps
P. Martin
Charles Foster
F. Merfield
Lillian
Charles Lundy
Forest Ward
Monroe Felps
Joan Bosarge
Robert Simonson
A. D. Davis
James Crenshaw
Semmes
Nere
Relaves
Spring bridge and 500 party honors Mrs Allen Grayson
Alabama social notes describe bridge and 500 at Vinehurst for Mrs Allen Grayson of Selma visiting her parents. Prizes include lace camisole, embroidered centerpiece, leather-bound cards, and handkerchiefs. Guests from Montgomery Atlanta and beyond join on the veranda amid flowers and a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battles
Peyton A
A. J. Kern
Bridge
Allen Grayson
Selma
Vinehurst
W. B. Curran
Montgomery
W. J. Norville
Gavin Hunter
Stewart Jones
Daniels and Napier
Atlanta
Schowalter
W. J. Kern
James Morgan
Peyton Norville
Ed Eddis
Lee Wilson
Misses Louise
Stella Ollinger
Corinne
Lillian Thoss
Irene
Eva Case
Margaret Widney
Grace Hutchings
Ray Norville
Margaret Vickers
Morgan
Mesdames Maer
Lynch
Gavin
Hunter
Ennis
McCormick
Wind Blows Clothes Away In Woodland Grove
William Leary awakens in Woodland Grove near Yonkers to find his tent and clothes blown away by the wind. He bargains with a cowherder to remove extra overalls and loan a quarter, then wires Yonkers for help and receives aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leary
Woodland Grove
Yonkers
Father Adam
Eden
Leary
Comical acts and hotel gossip noted at Battles Hotel event
Comical characters by Mesdames Daniels and Wernstein amused guests with dresses as a country girl and a colored damsel. Parkers band provided music and cooling punch refreshed attendees. Society news records departures from Columbus, Miss., and guests at Battles Hotel including the Maer family and Miss Rhodes, Mrs Nichols, and Miss Kling from Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Daniels
Wernstein
Daniels
Mrs. Wernstein
Parkers Band
Punch
Percy Maer
Searcy
Columbus
Miss
Battles Hotel
Nicols
Rhodes
Adeline
Julia Kling
Montgomery
Revival Services At Methodist Church Draw Large Attendance
Lower Peachtree Ala and nearby towns report Rev H G Owan from Selma conducting revival meetings at the Methodist church this week with strong turnout. Residents share travel notes and family updates as several locals visit relatives and attend services.
Orchard and St Elmo Personal News from Alabama Towns
Miss Hazel Driver will return to Chicago next Monday after visiting her parents in Orchard. Numerous locals plan visits and trips to Chicago Michigan and New York while citrus and horticultural society meetings are announced. In St Elmo Berton Taylor and John Pfleger head to Chicago and New York on trips. Bayou La Batre and nearby towns report visitors, illnesses, and social events with readings, club meetings, and family visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Personals
Orchard
Ala
Hazel Driver
Chicago
W. P. Mayer
Charles Harbert
Kanning
C. N. Davis
Michigan
Adkins
Crichton
J. B. Driver
Hazel
Charles Wengerd and Sons
Pearree
Citrus Growers Association
The
Horticultural Society
Fairhope
ST. Elmo
ET. Elmo
Berton Taylor
Cantaloupe Club
John Pfleger
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
New York
H. A. Turner
Pfleger
St. Elmo Peo
Local Notes and Appointments Highlight Community Life
Illness of Mrs D A Lalor prompts good wishes for recovery. Florence Burns of Mobile visits cousins J A Curry and Margaret Curry. J J Lawson, L and N railroad foreman, welcomes a baby girl. R M Dodge of St Elmo Manufacturing works on oyster trade and travels to Grand Bay. R E Bomhard visits Mobile on business. Edward Long of St Elmo ball club travels to Coden to meet the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Lalor
Florence Burns
Mobile
J. A. Curry
Margaret Curry
J. J. Lawson
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
R. M. Dodge
St. Elmo Manufacturing Company
Grand Bay
R. E. Bomhard
Edward Long
St. Elmo
Coden
Fulton Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Fulton Alabama social notes list Mrs C Clay and children visiting Mobile last week and Advance as guest of Mrs Steele. Mary B Howard of Tuskegee and Bessie Wright of Auburn guests of Mrs J A Farr. Grace Manes attended Dixon Mills camp meeting along with Alex Manes. Edans of Alameda and J W Woodard visited Grove Hill and Whatley respectively.
Local Social and Church Notes From Jackson Alabama
Mrs Hyder and children of Marion Springs visit Mrs John Weston on Forrest Avenue. Mrs Henry McCoy of Flomaton visits daughter Mrs Johnston. Prayer meeting at Baptist church well attended with Miss Bessie Chapman on Growth of the Soul. Miss Elizabeth Tait and Mrs Morris Tait baptized Sunday night by Rev O A Adams. Mr and Mrs W H Slaughter visiting Mrs T J Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Adams
W. H. Slaughter
T. J. Newberry
Third District Sunday School Convention in Robertsdale
The Third District Sunday School Convention met in Robertsdale with the Buds of Promise class serving dinner to over 100 attendees at the Christian church. Dr. DuBose spoke on teacher qualifications, with B L Matthews presiding and multiple county superintendents on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertsdale
Robertsdale Union
Buds of Promise
Christian Church
DuBose
Government Street
Johnson
Anna RB. Hail
R. A. Hail
Herbert Hough
Union Ladies Aid
Lambert
Mary Fisher
Foley
Anna B. Hail
Lilla Strong
Coggswell
Martin of
Cullman
Joe
Orange Beachy
Biddle
Colorado
H. A. Richardson
Mills Place
Commercial Club
Baldwin Brothers
Repton Visitors From Centerville and Belleville
Mr and Mrs Melton of Centerville and Misses Side of Belleville are spending the week with the family of H H Riggs in Repton. Mrs M L Oakley is also noted in the visit sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repton
Ala
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Pine Hill
T. H. Brantley
Pittman
Brewton
H. Hines
J. R. Simmons
Marvin
A. B. Oakley
Tinela
Maybelle Dees
C. F
Carter
Milton
Fia
A. J
Straughn
Eczema
Lenoir’s
Cawthon-Coleman Company
Lower Peachtree
Lower Peachtreer
Komah Gibson
H. Gowan
Methodist Church
R. C. Kirk
Beryl Jeffrey
Jackson
Alex D. Wood
Columbia
Vivian Dozier
John
Chance
Clara Hunt
Welch
Sol D. Bloch
Camden
R. N. McConnell
Linden
J. P. Gibson
Mollie McLean
Opelika
W. B. Shamburger
Dauphin Street
Bell Phone
Jersey
Louisiana
Maggie Warren
Mt. Vernon
M. A. Fleming
Pearson
Robert Hasken
Pine Apple
R. FE. Grove
F. N. Singleton
L. C. Will
Ee Tunnel Springs Personals
Tunnel Springs
W. J. Nettles
John J. Dalley
Duke Farrar
Cange
FP. H. Farrar
Pensacola
W. A. Lovett
Beatrice
Sam Dunn
Evergreen
Arkansas
Bertha Dunn
Walker Springs
oe / Dunn
Fulton Personals
Jackson Personals
Robertsdale Personals
Repton Personals
Albright & Wood
ST. Francis Streets
Itavorite Music Store
Mehlin, Kimball
Adam Schaaf, Whitney and
Hinz
Columbia Grafonglas Andlumbia Records
Bell
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