Local Youths Gather For Farmhouse Fudge and Ghostly Excursions
A Waynesboro gathering at the J. L. Davis home featured a musical program and games, with girls doing fudge and excursions to a spring where a ghost was seen but proved to be the crowd. Participants included Fannie and Emma Barnes, Mae Wood, Dovie Daniels, Bulah Davis, Elizabeth Hairston, and Dottie Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Davis
Davie Daniels
Fannie
Emma Barnes
Bulah Davis
Elizabeth Hairston
Atrue Rogers
Mae Wood
Dottie Prince
A. N. McInnis
Waynesboro
A. B. Cott
Alma Causey
Dovie Daniels
Dollie Prince
Isadore McLauchlan
Ethhel Nesbitte
Rulah Davis
Messrs
Pat Coleman
Tom Taylor
Kinross McIntosh
Jack Oliver
Coleman Causey
Jim Lee
Henry Lee
Arthur McLauchlan
Gavin Davis
D. Daniels
Roy Davis
Charles Wood
Moss Point
Miss
Meridian
Hiwanee
Suffrage Debate Ends in 52 to 48 Vote in State House
A lengthy debate on woman suffrage in the state legislature ends with 52 in favor and 48 against a constitutional amendment. The article notes anti-suffrage arguments, rib versus woman imagery, and calls for educating the public on equal rights while predicting future action and national impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Equal Suffrage Movement
Martin. Holbrook
Ice Cream Social by South Reed Avenue Association
Members of the South Reed Avenue Street Improvement Association invite friends to an ice cream social on Thursday September 2 from 5 to 10 p m. at the lawn corner of South Reed avenue and McGill street. A governing board meeting precedes the event at 4 30 p m in the Cawthon Assembly room.
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Cawthon
Atte
South Reed “Ave
South Reed Avenue Street
South Reed Avenue
McGill Street
Cupid's Corner Advice Column Interprets Love Inquiries
The column run by Miss Eros offers guidance on romance and propriety. A reader asks if a girl should talk on the telephone with a boy two years younger and go outings with his party, while another asks how a wife should handle a husband who neglects her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros
Miss Eros
Miss Fros
Large Flying Boat Tested on the Potomac
Experiments near Alexandria Virginia feature a new Massachusetts designed flying boat. It is among the largest in the U S and uses two long pontoon hulls with six cylinder engines delivering about 136 horsepower. The craft appears half covered by tandem wings and is supported by four biplanes with outrigged elevating planes and rudders. Fuel capacity includes four tanks above the engines and extra barrels stored in the pontoon hulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Crown Theatre Opens With The Heart Of Maryland Feature
The Crown Theatre debuts Monday and Tuesday with The Heart of Maryland starring Mrs. Leslie Carter. The film, praised by New York critics and billed by Shuberts as the largest photo play, opened the Hippodrome in New York and drew 138,200 in nine days. The Crown also unveils a new pipe organ built by M. P. Moller featuring 76 bells 171 reed pipes 318 flue pipes 229 strings and 12 traps and can be played across multiple keyboards with complex coupling options.
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the Crown
Crown Theatre
M. P. Moller
Hagerstown
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday Party Invite
Five Augusta born children Agnes Rhodes Russell Driscoll Mary Smallwood Laura Franelich Mamie Watters are celebrated in Mobile. They are invited to a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon with tickets mailed. Boys and girls born in August urged to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Mobile Item at least two days before their birthday.
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Agnes M. Rhodes
Charleston St
Russell Driscoll
Savannah St
Mary A. Smallwood
Madison St
Laura O. Franelich
St. Joseph St
Mamie L. Watters
S. Jefferson St
London Beauty Soon To Be Bride Article
In Thomasville Alabama locals report visits by Miss Gladys Dozier of Marion and Miss Meta London, with multiple social calls. The town marked Good Roads Days August 15 16, others travel to Dixon Mills for camp meetings as Clarke county hosts revival. Ivy Gordon Lennox engagement to Marquis of Titchfield noted.
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Thomasville
Ala
J. L. Snow
Montgomery
J. W. Tucker
Gladys Dozier
Marion
G. E. Nettles
FE. C. Dozier
Helen
Ada Dunaway
Orrville
J. G. Cunningham
Dixon's Mills
Frank Moseley
L. F. Moseley
Alex Mains
Fulton
Kirksy Darch
The
Dozier Hardware Company
Whatley
Miller
Atlanta, Ga
Josephine Kelly
Clarke County
Ivy Gordon-Lennox
Duke of Richmond and
Gordon
Marquis of Titchfield
Duke of Portland
Chicora Personal Gossip Prominent Misses and Social
Chicora Mississippi notes meet Miss Lillian Jones of Shubuta visiting Mrs. T. M. Sykes. J. J. Mc Intosh visited Moss Point this week. A middy blouse party at Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wood’s home drew eight girls with lively dancing and a jolly crowd.
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Camden Personals
Camden
Ala
Addie Dickson
Lamison
Teachers’ Institute
Masonic Hall
Jackson
Pine Hill
M. McArthur
Selma
Olivia
Effie McArthur
Sarah
Olivia Donnelly
Mobile
Donnie Ree Pattison
Mount Olive
Neil McCants
Nellie Nail Matthews
Tom Dale
Sarah Dale
Berlin
Mary Albritton
Nadawah
Ernest Bower
Texas
W. P. Burford
California
Tulu Knight
Mildred McDowell
Mollie
Edna Jones
Chicora
Lillian Jones
Shubuta
T. M. Sykes
J. J. McIntosh
Moss Point
C. S. Wood
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Husit
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Geraldine Farrar
Margery
Craighead
Marge
Klosky
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Sage
Chas. Schimpf
F. L. Tapia
Spring Hill College
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Oy.& Seault Institution
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Masonic Temple
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Federal Reserve
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