Debutantes Hold Hearts Event With Pink Rose Theme
The gathering featured Misses Ann Etta and others among rosy decor, rose bud cards, and a prize pack. Winners included Miss Marguerite Wefel for a cut glass bottle and Sadie Taylor for a pair of bottles, with a crystal nephrite consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Etta
Onnie Lyons Vass
Vass
Ray Charmeuse
Marguerite Wefel
Sadie Taylor
Helen Atinis
Vass Stanind
Sadie Shields
Olivia Duggan
Jaret Swan
Memphis
Celina
Elise Hall
Marie Clifton
Hilda Vey Pod
Gabriella Barrett
Margnerite Festorrazzi
Margaret Horn
Garet Blacksher
Irene Dunster
Suet Innis
Davie Vass
Gladys Tompkins
Sie Hobart
Josephine Amberlain
Margaret Taylor
Viria Woolf
Mary Iris
Fendley Glass
Marion Overton
Bula Walsh
Lucille Rush
Hattie
Mary Knight Rush
Amelie la Kathleen Willis
Henrietta Tebon
Brookie Poetz
May Leatherbury
Clara Sims
Ella Packer Blackgher
Marion Mountain
Children’s Story Hour At Ite Auditorium
Tomorrow at 4 p m the usual children story hour will be held at the Ite Auditorium. Miss Nona Duffy will be in charge, assisted by Miss Esle Chandron. Next week two favorites of last season continue on Page Nine.
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Ite Auditorium
West Point changes admit cadets via equivalents to reduce prep need
The War Department announced new admission rules for West Point allowing substitutes for traditional study units. Prospective cadets may enter by presenting evidence of regular enrollment and good standing from a college or technical school or a prepared certificate meeting entrance board requirements in math English and history.
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Associated Press
Washington
Military Academy
West Point
War Department
Campaign to publicly establish Mrs. William Ellis Corey
London reports a rumor that a carefully planned campaign will be launched to publicly establish Mrs. William Ellis Corey formerly the actress Mabel Gillman in English society.
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William Ellis Corey
London
Mabel Gillman
Ous
Corey
New York
Paget
Brown Embezzlement Case Dismissed After Shortage Repaid
Special to Item from Montgomery Alabama reports C. O. Brown former secretary of the Country Club faced embezzlement charges of 1200 dollars. He is released from custody and the case dismissed. Brown's sister in Montgomery is said to have repaid the alleged shortage. Governor Tener referenced in end note.
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Montgomery
Rescue Appeal for Eight Mariners Marooned on Easter Island
Secretary of Commerce Redfield urged the navy and treasury to direct any nearby U S ships to rescue eight American sailors stranded on Easter Island, a Chilean possession in the Pacific. The Eldorado’s crew abandoned at sea in 1918 reportedly reached Tahite on a lifeboat after the captain and two men left the island.
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Washington
Haster Island
Pacific
Navy
Treasury Departments
Commerce Redfield
Chile
San Francisco
H. P. Benson
Easter Island
Tahite
United States
Moano
Tern Proves Superior Flyer to Homing Pigeon
Experiments cited at the National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers banquet show a tern from Florida keys flying 1,100 miles. Johns Hopkins University professors conducted the tests reported by James M. Brooks of Baltimore who was elected president.
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Associated Press
Philadelihuia
Florida Keys
National Association of American
James M. Brooks
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
California Woman Relieved by Cough Remedy
A California woman describes a severe cold that settled in her lungs causing alarming coughs. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After one bottle, her cough improved dramatically within a night and she recovered.
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Chamberlain
Ray
Old-Time Letters Sold at Auction in Philadelphia
Nearly a thousand autograph letters and documents from the Continental Congress presidents of the United States Revolutionary War officers signers of the declaration and colonial governors were sold in Philadelphia. A John Blair Virginia letter to Benjamin Franklin sold for 200 dollars and Samuel Adams attested document brought 32 dollars. A draft of Jeffersons letter to Governor Caswell about the Cherokee Indians sold for 29 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Continental Congress
United States
Elliot Danforth
John Blair
Virginia
Benjamin Franklin
Blair
Congress
Samuel Adams
House of Burgesses
Thomas Jefferson
Caswell
Law predicts clash in Ireland in Wales speech
Carnaovan Wales December 12 Drew Bonar Law leader of the opposition in the house of commons warned last night that imposing home rule on Ulster could spark civil war. He said the government must offer a plan to avoid evils and would consider it for the nation's welfare, regardless of party. He cautioned that a settlement by consent was growing less likely.
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Associated Press
Carnaovan
Wales
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Ulster
Fifth District Will Convene Friday Night
The Fifth district Sunday School convention meets Friday at 7 30 PM at the St Francis Street Methodist church with delegates from Government Street Methodist First Baptist First Christian Government Street Presbyterian Baptist Tabernacle North Side Baptist and St Francis Street Methodist. Music directed by Professor J H Wienand and main addresses include Lesson Construction by Miss Nannie Baker Results in the Home Department by Miss Fannie Hopper Front Line School by Mr J L Cawthon and Delivering Diplomas to Teacher Training Graduates by Miss Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Government Street Methodist
First Baptist
First Christian
Government Street Presbyterian
Baptist Tabernacle
North Side Baptist
St. Francis Street Methodist
J. H. Wienand
Nannie Baker
Fannie Hopper
Front Line School
J. L. Cawthon
Los Angeles School Property Valued at 12 Million
The property of Los Angeles city and county schools is appraised at $12,100,967, reflecting the combined value of district facilities. The figure underscores the scale of public education assets managed by the city and county authorities.
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Los Angeles
Prize Winners at Washington Highlight Southern youths
Associated Press reports winners from across the South in corn raising and canning contests. Notable participants include Onie Minyard of Indianola Oklahoma as a cotton growing winner, with numerous boys and girls from states such as Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia listed among prize recipients. Clyde Sullivan of Ousley Georgia tops canning with 2464 cans from 5354 pounds of tomatoes.
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Washington
Dec
South
Onie Minyard
Indianola
Okla
W. L. Edmundson
Alexander City
Ala
Jean Garner
Paragould
Ark
Malcolm Ker
Baker
Fla
Edward J. Wellborn
Erin Westbrook
Odensville
Fay Parker
Bebee
Isabel Davis
Summerfield
Clyde Sullivan
Ousley
Bettie C. Davis
Hebbardsville
Hazel McDavitt
Welsh
Sallie Mai Strathan
Brookhaven
Miss
Margaret Brown
May Belle Brown
Charlotte
N. C
Nona Farquharson
Guthrie
Lizzie Kelly
Union
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Bridge Club
E. J. Buck
Matthew Brewster
W. H. At
R. A. Sadler
LeBaron Lyons
L. C. Fett
A. W. Brooks
Rosa
D. P. Bester, Jr
W. Johenson
St. Louis
G. M
Mrs. Corey
Mabel Gilman
Paris
United States Steel Corporation
Brown
Tener
National League
Faust Setti
Faust
Maull Bros
Turkey
Ireland
Beecham
Alabama
Mobile Maid
Rm Mobile Maid
Mobile Sugar Development CO
Mobile, Alabama
Associated, Press
Tutt’s
the Merchants Bank
Water and
ST. Francis Streets
Eletric
Mobile Electrical Supply CO
North Water Street
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