Bridal trip and society notices in wartime society page
The bride wore a brown traveling gown and the maid was charming as a matron. The groom wore black. After the ceremony the couple headed by train for a long trip including Lookout Mountain and Niagara Falls, returning via Detroit Chicago and St Louis. They will reside at 255 Conti Street after Sept 15. A Woman’s Missionary Society meeting is set at 5 o clock at Mrs. Ramsey’s home to discuss Mission Schools. Point Clear yacht party honors Miss Aylmer Barrie with guests including Miss Kursheedt and Mr Reen chaperoned by Mrs Barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Miller
Conti Street
Samong
Point Clear
Thetius
Frank Hembly Haas
Aylmer Barrie
New Orleans
Irma’ Kursheedt
Whitmer Reen
Harold McKean
D. L. Barrier
W. T. U Notes on Silver Medals and State Convention Plans
The Mobile W C T U met at the Christian church with Mrs J P Watters presiding. Silver medal contests were held at Toulminville and upcoming at St Stephen s Road Methodist with several speakers named and prize events planned to fund the state convention in Mobile September 29 to October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Woman's Christian Termee Union
Christian Church
J. P. Watters
Toulmin- Ville
Thompson McRae
St. Stephen's Road
Wink
Chicago School of Physical Education and Expression
Convention Church
Whistler Methodist Church
Crichton Methodist Church
Watters
Mobile
First Christian Church
Pretty Wedding At Malcolm Ala
Katie Nichols wed Samuel Houlditch in Malcolm Alabama in a 4:50 afternoon ceremony. Rev M E Grant officiated as guests and family attended a formal reception and parade to the station before the couple departed for Birmingham and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Nichols
Malcolm
Ala
Katie
Samuel Houlditch
Selma
Lola Whidby
Marion Yonge
Jessie Sims
Robert Nichols
Maude Jones
Grady Yonge
M. E. Grant
Copenhagen
Nicholas
Lydia Moore
Mobile
Flossie Jones
Edna Nichols
Frank Boykin
Calvert
Social notes from Battles and mobile area guests
A stream of visitors and residents gathers at Battles Beach Hotel and Case House in Mobile during the week. Families from St Louis Pensacola Birmingham and Memphis join locals, with several returning from extended stays and a marshmallow roast hosted by Master William Curran drawing many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill
St. Louis
Battles
van Heuval
Mobile
Helena Eberlein
Della Kern
Geo. Flournoy
Arata
Danner
Mrs. Stoll
Florence Kraus
Goybil
Woods House
Sadie Spear
Woodie Woods
Tom Cooney
Minnie Jordan
Commie Clarke
Chas. de Bardelaben
Litchback
Beach Hotel
J. S. Whitmore
Bessemer
Ala
Chas. Long
T. B. McKenzie
Omaha
Neb
O. H. Warren
Georgiana
P. Gregon
Daphne
Joe Gillen
Birmingham
Hagan
Stallsworth
Leonard
Pensacola
Fla
Battles Hotel
Robert Swartz
Little
Boudin
Wainright
Robert Neville
Nelle Gonzales
William Curran
William
H. CC. Jernigen
Opelika
Case House
Charles Jernigan
Marian
Geo. W. Williams
Memphis
Tenn
Leslie
McKay
Harris
Bondousgules
Natalie Wilkins
Julie Bondousgule
Fruitdale News Roundup Highlights Local Moves
Fruitdale residents attend family visits and business trips in Mobile and St. Louis. Excursion pilgrims head to Mobile while turpentine shipments to Chicago continue. A broom factory opens locally and a public school site petition circulates. Community clubs, staffing decisions, land surveys, and cafe hotel socials fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bertram
Vinegar Bend
E. R. Carr
L. K. Shannon
Mobile
George L. Colburn
Dorothea
St. Louis
Fruitdale
Lockling
Lucas
Chicago
J. L. Norton
Missouri
J. F. Petcher
Jesse A. Steele
Fruitdale Development Company
North Fruitdale
East Central Avenue
Matt Westover
Mae Westover
Roy Smith
H. C. Gilmer
Local family visits and social gatherings in Crichton area
Mrs R S Sayers and daughter Laura from Goshen Alabama visited her parents on Mobile street. Miss Feminear of Bay Minette returned home after a visit. Frank Barlow led a Sunday school wagon picnic for his Baptist class with several friends attending. John Cazalas hosted a birthday party with relatives and friends. A moonlight chicken fry and other outings shared by local residents were noted along with visits by Miss Birdie Joyner and Miss Helena Dolive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Simmons
Irma Hudson
Sallie Simmons
Messrs
F. Barlow
John Simmons
M. A. Dozier
Lucille Hamilton
R. W. Still
Mobile
J. B. Cazalas
Mobile Street
John
Phillip Gill
George Harbin
Armon Quinn
Barry McFayden
Joan Graf
John Cazalas
Leslie Underwood
Aubrey Cazalas
Harry Meliwain
Joe Underwood
Allie McFayden
Vivian Burge
Christina Graf
Julia Bu
Esther
Fay Goff
Crary
Ala
Monda
Mi Etta Lord
Miss Lord
Whitney
Birdie Joyner
Pierce
John McCrary
Helena Dolive
Julia
Chamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy Praised After Cure
A man suffering days with colic and diarrhoea is cured by one or two doses of Chamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy. The account suggests Saamouiae expresses enthusiasm for the remedy and its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rene
Saamouiae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Missionary Society of the
Roe Baptist Church
J. L. Ramsey
Dauphin
Lafayette Street
T. U
Mayr
Columbia Ice Cream CO
Florence Kelly
Athlone
Warneck
The
Rowley Orchestra
Malcolm, Ala
Battle's Wharf, Ala
Yeend Potter CO
Labor Day
McCallan
Aya
Sawwee
Vaven Aru
Haw Weiee
Idker
Hivu I
Howse
Ingingham
Pereale
Chambray
Dauphin Street
Chambrays
Fruitdale, Ala
Ben Sheffler
Yellow Pine
Campbell Gilmer
John Yao
Kissimee
Trucking Association
Lelia Williams
Chatom
Hattie Williams
Cena
Keenan
E.E
W. J. G. Sutton
Jackson
Cafe Mills
T. J. Lucas
State Line
J. W. Williams
Hard Williams
Homer Williams
Quinla Fountain
Belle Robinson
Edna Ezell
Snyder
Grace Williams
Ethel Mills
FE. L
Lula Fowler
Misses Nell
Edith Gilmer
Fern Corners
Inez van Airsdale
Carrie Belle Reed
Florence Weaver
Ruth Currens
Josephine Withers
Mary Auvil Mesers
Will and Cleve Auvil
Walter Haertell
Curtis Reed
Elmer Jordan
Hughes Mills
Asa Runion
H. P. McMurphy
A. Randolph
Waynesboro
Crichton
George Richerson 1 Sry
Flomaton, Ala
Columbia
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