Clifton Debut Dinner Dance a Brilliant Affair
The debut of Miss Marie Clifton at the Battle House drew over 150 guests in a chic event. Clifton wore green leon pleated chiffon with gold tunic, joined by Marie Burr and Miss Jothy Powell in elegant gowns. guests carried roses and the guest list named many local social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orge Clifton
Marie Clifton
Clifton
Marie Burr
St. Louis
Jothy Powell
Jackson
Miesurr
Clifton Jomie
Timely Hints for Planting Prospects by Lucia Weaver Robbins
A garden essay extols aristocratic gardening and herb planting. It lists herbs such as thyme rosemary pennyroyal lavender sage mint and more, noting cultivation from seed cuttings and suitability for old and new gardens. The piece blends whimsy with practical notes on fragrance flavor and simple profit from herbs.
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James I
Scotland
Hapsburg
Adam
Eve
Kent
Isabella
Green Grocer’s
Local Names Listed In Patchwork Civic Roll Call
A long list of residents and several men appears in a community notice. Names include Aimee Wilson Sadie Shields Annie Lou Rnfield Gladys Tompkins Eula Walsh Marion Overton Lonnie Vass Elizabeth Hagan Annie Carroll Hoffman Effie Soost Virginia Woolf Margaret Blacksher Margaret Taylor Ruth McCormick Kathleen Willis Claudia Marechal James Grey Tom Strong Tom Burns Winnie Cooper and Messrs James Radcliff.
List of names appears in historical directory item
A long roster of individuals including Cecil Walkley Allie Owen Dick Red wood Dr. Forcheimer Frank Ellis Corrie Bibb Joseph Bibb Tom Raines Edwin Torgerson Adrian Taylor Henry Shields John Nelson H Taylor W Toxey A Bell Rob Jacobs Claude Hench Albert Treadaway Ben Marshall J Philips Dr Woolf Clayton Wing Earl Walkley Herndon Smith Hardy Smith James Duggan Bob Ellis Howard Hudson Otis McMahon Tom MacMahon Marben Commack Nick Walker Haywood Hunter Aubrey Raines Richard Inge W Partridge T D Nettles Lawrence Lavretta George Gage Tom Moore J R Posey J Fridge Bell Hagan R Delaney Dr Sledge Clem Wetherbee Walter Inge Cecil Fox W J Ross Rob Aldridge H Flynn Tom Sims Walter Horn Wilson Pugh Guy Turner George Creary A Balch H Linning H Bethea L McMillan Dr Fowlkes Rowland Mellett Cecil McMeans Stephen Quigley Jack Courtney J Simpson H Hempstead Dr Gerivelux Harry Partridge K Hackley W Christian John Durham A Druhan A Perault R Donelly Alson Wilson.
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Cecil Walkley
Allie Owen
Dick Redwood
Dr. Forcheimer
Frank Ellis
Corrie Bibb
Joseph Bibb
Tom Raines
Edwin Torgerson
Adrian Taylor
Henry Shields
John Nelson
H. Taylor
W. Toxey
A. Bell
Rob Jacobs
Claude Hench
Albert Treadaway
Ben Marshall
J. Philips
Dr. Woolf
Clayton Wing
Earl Walkley
Herndon Smith
Hardy Smith
James Duggan
Bob Ellis
Howard Hudson
Otis McMahon
Tom MacMahon
Marben Commack
Nick Walker
Haywood Hunter
Aubrey Raines
Richard Inge
W. Partridge
T. D.nettles
Lawrence Lavretta
George Gage
Tom Moore
J. R. ~. Posey
J. Fridge
Bell Hagan
R. Delaney
Dr. Sledge
Clem Wetherbee
Walter Inge
Cecil Fox
W. J. Ross
Rob Aldridge
Debutante Party Hosts Elegant Terpsichorean Soiree
Miss Derndris Smith hosted a stylish gathering at her remodeled home for a group of Terpsichaeans friends. The girl wore accordion pleated chiffon and shadow lace as roses and ferns adorned the room. The Excelsior band provided continuous music with a supper march at ten after which dancing resumed.
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Derndris Smith
Excelsior Band
Ewell Club Hosts Pleasant Friday Card Party
The Ewell Club held an afternoon entertainment at 3 p m at Mrs Gregory L Smith's Gov ernment street home with visiting ladies joining. Prizes of guest towels and framed pictures went to Mrs Joseph St George Tucker Mrs John Quill Mrs A E Bishop Detroit Mrs John Cochrane and Mrs Richard Sadlers after friendly table games and refreshments.
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Ewell Club
Gregory L. Smith
Government Street
Joseph St. George Tucker
John Quill
A. E. Bishop
Detroit
John Cochrane
Richard Sadlers
W. E. Sharp
Laine
Glayds McDade
New Orleans
Hazle Graham
Nut Bank
North
James Borge
E. K. Gantt
A. G. O. E. Club
Moss Point
D. C. Avant
McKay Cowan
Fannie Waugh
Vancleave
W. H. Westfall
McSdames
J. C. McLay
C. L. Turner
Mobile Paper and Bricks Left for Lochner's Keep
A well dressed stranger registered at the Connor house in Gulfport Mississippi about a week ago and disappeared yesterday. The landlady found in his belongings a 75 cent suitcase two bricks and a Mobile daily paper. The bricks were stamped as made at Hatties. The warrant for his arrest follows.
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Gulfport, Miss
Connor
Hatties
Whistler social honors Four Hundred Club at Gueganus home
Community events note a Fourth street gathering hosted by Misses Edena Gueganus and Lenie McRee for the Four Hundred Club. A mid term exam raffle by Miss Enderle benefited the local library fund, with Master Cecil Presswell as winner.
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Edena Gueganus
Lenie McRee
Jim Gueganus
Fourth Street
Four Hundred Club
Whistler
Enderle
Library Fund
Cecil Presswell
Sam Kelly
Kelly Bros. Mercantile Co
Meridian
Miss
Willie Gilpin
B. J. de Grange
New Orleans
Hubert Matthews
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Satsuma
James Fawcett
R. P Turner
Gus Rayford
Philip Leipf
J. G. McPherson
J. A. Fore
W. Cowan
F. Barry, Sr
Irvington
H. Daves
W. Spicer
J. Smith
Don Hoffman
T. Johnson
B. Newell
John George
Wesley Bible
Methodist Episcopal Church
Effie Matthews
Bessie Lee Spicer
Lucile
Eleanor Fitzgerald
Walter Cato
Gilbert Bridge
Rev
S. J. Davis
Lowery
Pascagoula Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pascagoula residents share news of visits and travels. New Orleans visitors include Mrs. K E Allen and Mrs. J G Mayo while Gulfport and Mobile guests frequent East Side and Laine. Local gatherings feature a box social, bridge games, and a Saint Thomas Club event with prizes and a luncheon.
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K. E. Allen
New Orleans
Pascagoula
Charles E. Chiddy
R. Reinecke
Arthur Allen
South Pascagoula
J. J. Tomasich
Gulfport
J. W. Kane
R. S. Ratcliff
W. H. Westfall
Vancleave
George Gruniand
C. H. Delmas
Mobile
J. A. Santa Cruz
Jos. G. Mayo
A. Bucklie
Bridge
Laine
Mesdames Jos. G. Mayo
Ed Woods
Cary Hughes
John Santa Cruz
Waterhouse
Miss Windham
N. J. Raby
East Side
Grover Roberts
Orange Grove
Edna Krebs
Willie Laine
James Torrison
Hugh Krebs
Bunyan Dike
Hattiesburg
Josephine Santa Cruz
Miss Stubblefield
Moss Point
E. B. Dunton
Rheinhart
George Ladnier
Carlos Frederick
B. F. Sanders
Swan Lake
Miss
Belle Bailey
Hiland
W. M. Denny, Jr
Frank
Griffin
Horace Culver
W. A. Farmer
W. F. Martin
John and
Knox Graham
J. E. Roberts
A. C. Steede
Adolph Frentz
C. H. Bruce
R. D. Miller
Lucedale
Escatawpa
W. N. Goff
Big Point
Henrietta Watson
Wade
Escataw
Megers
Julius Frentz
Peter Nohring
George Rhodes
J. E. Britt
Laura Davis
Lula Miller
D. Cunningham
Bessie Robinson
RE. Woodham
Gown Bargains and Shoppers Regret at Rollins and McCarthy
In Rollins' department store Helen searches for an afternoon gown in dull blue and finds a pricey imported model on sale. After trying on a cheaper choice with alterations, she later visits McCarthy's and discovers a similar gown with a larger discount, sparking buyer’s remorse and a vow never to shop at Rollins again.
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Rollins & Company
Helen
Warren
Rollins
Fitaneas
London
Mrs. Dalton
McCarthy's
McCarthy’s
McCarthy
Bank Robbery Confessions Tied to Logansport Heist
Two suspects, W. C. Cole and J. H. Johnson, confessed to robbing the State Bank at Logansport, Louisiana. They were arrested in Joaquin, Texas, and Shreveport, Louisiana, with authorities stating the money involved was recovered or tied to the crime.
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Logansport
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Qociet
Igzz
Mins
Valentines
Valentine Post
Staub’s
Dauphin St
Lucia Weaver Robbins
Daves.bauer
Jessie Sayre
Capitol
Mrs. Jessie Wilson Sayre
Washington
Francis B. Sayre
Jessie Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Sayre
Lochner’s Keep
Whistler News
Pascagoula, Alss
Mabel Herbert Urner
Adam Glass & Co. Inc
Royal Street
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