Women blamed and praised in a social prose chorus
A fragmentary prose piece and society notes discuss women and their roles, blaming various stereotypes while praising home and motherhood. The item shifts to Augusta social life with Miss Coates delivering dances at a season opening ball, and mentions Miss Inez Chaudren's farewell visit hosted by Miss Barton Harrison.
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Augusta Chronicle
Rompoe
Children’s Hospital
Augusta
Chicago
Coates
Miss Coates
Mr. Whitman
Southland
Mole
Doctor Says Natonea Tonic Eases Dyspepsia
A doctor endorses Natonea Tonic and Natona Tablets as remedies for dyspepsia. The note urges patients to try the Natonea preparation for digestive relief and associated stomach discomfort.
Dinner and guessing contest mark Dothan gathering
A social evening at the home of Mrs. Harrison featured a guessing contest and a delightful reception. Guests included Miss Chamilron, Dr. P. O. Chaudron, Daisy Simonton, Miss Florrie Malone, Brantley Folmar, and Holt Simonton.
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Dr. P
Chaudron
Harrison
Miss Chamilron
Daisy’ Simonton
Florrie Malone
Brantley Folmar
Holt Simonton
Mistake Corrected in Needham Bryan Chapter Officers
The Needham Bryan Chapter of the D. A. R. announces corrections to officers. The misnaming occurred with the corresponding secretary position, now listed as Mrs. Steele Partridge. Updated officers include H. T. Inge regent, William Croom vice regent, John Mc Alpine second vice regent, Ben Padgett ding secretary, Mrs. A W Metcalf registrar, Everett Meredith treasurer, Pride Jones historian.
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Needham Bryan
Steele Partridge
Armistead Christian
H. T. Inge
William Croom
John McAlpine
Ben Padgetding
A. ‘W. Metcalf
Everett Meredith
Pride Jones
YWCA Gym Exhibit and Barton Academy Basketball Game
The YWCA class will stage an exhibition at Moose Auditorium Monday evening at 6. It features folk dancing and a basketball game between the YWCA team and Barton Academy. Mrs J T Cochrane leads the YWCA team with Mrs A W Metcalf as coach and physi director. Pinkston coaches Barton Academy. crowd is expected to be large and appreciative.
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Moose
Barton Academy
J. T. Cochrane
Y. W
C. A
A. W. Metcalf
Pinkston
Moose Auditorium
Miss Bessie Custis Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Mrs James Custis hosted an eleventh birthday for daughter Bessie on Friday from 4 to 8 pm. Ellen Bride won the girls first prize in a pinning the tie on Buster Brown contest while Owen McAvoy took the boys prize. Myrtle Wilson earned the girls booby prize a tiny doll and Thomas Kaueher the boys booby prize a tiny whistle. Music by Elma Tracey and Lucille Lacey accompanied dancing. The pink and white color scheme showed in all refreshments. Souvenirs were given to guests.
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Bessie Custis
James Custis
Bessie
Buster Brown
Ellen Bride
Jotto
Owen McAvoy
Myrtle “Wilson
Thomas Kaueher
Blma Tracey
Lucille Lacey
Sean
Cromaton Florida Groom Charged in Daughter’s Theft Case
A Cromaton Florida man faces charges amid allegations involving his daughter and ongoing investigations into a February incident. Authorities say the case centers on suspected financial impropriety and family matters under review by local law enforcement.
Engagement Announced Between Miss Bovis and Mr Mosslander
The Pensacola News reports Miss Bovis of Mobile and Mr Mosslander of Millville are engaged. Both have many friends in the region. Mosslander oversees a department at German-American Lumber Company.
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Bessie
George Edmund Mosslander
Mobile
Ala
Bovis
Joel Frater
Pensacola
Judson University
Marion
Pensacola News
Mosslander
Visitation Alumnae Association Meeting Report
A largely attended Visitation Contivent Alumnae Association meeting was held at the Visitation Convent on Tuesday January 26. Mrs. C P Robinson president read a report from Miss Helen Holbrook at Columbia University New York City and Miss Rosa Lyons chaired the athletic sports committee with praise. A spring field day is planned and officers were elected with Mrs A H порт appointed to member penne Sass and Cc Pp F continuing as president for a sixth term.
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Visitation Contivent Alumnae Association
Visitation Convent
C. P. Robinson
Helen Holbrook
Columbia University
New York City
Rosa Lyons
A. H
Porh
Cc. Pp
Social and Hotel Arrivals Highlight Fairhope Visitations
Fairhope Als and Anchorage guests arrive for a busy week, with L Bamek family visiting Sonell and Mrs E Knapp readings at a School Improvement Club social. Notables include Mrs Watkins visiting from New York, Mr and Mrs Tapadore from Ohio, and multiple arrivals at The Inn and Toride Ty Oturray Hotel. Mrs M L Johnson returns from a North trip promoting organic education and speaks in Boston and New York engagements.
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Anchorage
Watkins
Sabe
New York
Oturray Hotel
Tapadore
Soeteige
Ohio
Aynes
Richmond
Akron
Boston
George Ma Eigin
F. Meyers
Tae Va
George Kimball
Geo A
Ernest L
Hicago
Warren F
Philadelia
F. Ww. Hanten
Hinsdale
Til
F. S. Dodge
Dixon
Marie Chism
Fairpolsit
Ian Robertsdale
M. L. Johnson
Woman's Club of
Cisey Club
York City
Hope League
Greenwich
Albert W. Shay
Review of Reviews
Marriage and society notes from Montgomery and Mobile events
Local society items list forthcoming weddings and home moves. Edith Michael will wed Dr. Howard Ballé Warren at German Relief Hall. Miss Rebecca and Miss Amelie Hill feature in Montgomery social pages. Guests include Mr. Pollard, Mr. Cash, Miss Davidson, and Miss Smallwood among others as weddings, visits, and travel plans are reported.
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Hamilton Wiser
Edith Michael
Howard Ballle Warren
Doctors Called As Mrs. Pierce Ill In Crichton
Dr M L Goff of Irvington Alabama was summoned Friday to attend Mrs H J Pierce on Item avenue who is seriously ill. The article notes a china dinner winner Mrs J G Hertzer of Madison Alabama and mentions visitors Emery Foimar of Troy Alabama and C P Deming of Evergreen Alabama at the Battle House.
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M. L. Goff
Irvington
Ala
H. J. Pierce
Item Avenue
W. P. Com
G. Hertzer
Madison
Als
Emery Foimar
Troy
C. P. Deming
Evergreen
Battie House
Reddiford Family Dines at Battle House During Gaye Visit
W H Reddiford and his wife join Mrs F at the Battle House for several days as they attend social engagements centered on the visit of the Gaye entourage.
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W. H. Reddiford
Battle House
Gaye
Social round of visits and travel among Southern households
Mrs. Richard H. Clarke travels from New York to Richmond and Birmingham en route to Mobile to visit daughter Mrs. Carl Seals and later return for the Inge visit. Hon. W. B. Oliver and niece Miss Willie Duncan depart for Washington for ten days of duties. Miss Dora Newman travels to Mobile amid illness in Mobile. Mrs. John C. Anderson heads to Mobile to visit her sister at carnival time. Miss Amelie Hill and Miss Ethel Schwarz travel to Mobile for family visits and upcoming weddings. Miss Inez Chandron of Mobile plans a return visit home after weeks with Dr. P. C. Chandron in Dothan. Mrs. Jack Davis leaves for Mobile then New York to join her mother Mrs. Weil for two weeks and a future move.
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Montgomery
Esther
Rebecca A
Mobile
Ae Ween
Gus Davis
Boutagh Street
Jack Davia
Vis
Kaulton
Beiderman
Mig
Amelie Hill
Journal
Nation
Hill
Claudia Friedenthal
Temple
Richard H. Clarke
New York
Richmond
Birmingham
Clarke
Carl Seals
Birmingham Age-Herald
Ms. Clarke
H. T. Inge
W. B. Oliver
Willie Duncan
Washington
Oliver
Duncan
Tuscaloosa
Dora Newman
Meyer Lyon
Meridian Starce
Hess
Mobile Scalooga
Meridian
Misses Cohen
Eleventh Street
Meridian Dispatch
John C. Anderson
John W. McAlpine
Montgomery Journal
Barry Lyons
Ethel Schwarz
Sadie J. Schwarz
New Orleans Daily
Miss Schwarz
Clifford H. Kern
Seventh Street
Ethelwatz
Mise Inez Chandron
P. C. Chandron
Dothan
Jack Davis
Weil
Cini
Girls Play Basketball At Moose Hall Tonight
Barton Academy girls basketball team and the YWCA five meet at Moose auditorium at 6 tonight. Admission is free and both fan groups are invited. Gym class members should attend promptly. Referee Mr. Sutton. Miss Pinckston coached the Barton girls and Mrs Metcalf directs the other team.
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Moose Hall
Barton Academy
Young Women’s, Christian Association
Moose Auditorium
Gym Clags
Sutton
Vitalitas praised by Southern druggists in testimonials
Three prominent druggists share their views on Vitalitas noting its rapid popularity in their stores. J. C. Mc Gee of Hunter and McGee in Jackson Mississippi calls it the most popular remedy in thirty years of retail experience and cites daily customer testimonials.
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Vitalitas
J. C. McGee
Hunter & McGee
Jackson
Miss
Bishop Bratton In Pascagoula Sunday Confirms Classes
Bishop Bratton held confirmation in Pascagoula at St James Chapel and at the Cawthon Hotel. The morning service featured a choir of Mississippi coast singers and confirmed Helen Meriwether Nelson Anna Farnsworth Beast Pickett Arnold Saucier Joseph Walker Huldah Farragut Belles Dail. In the evening three more candidates Mrs Hattie Bel Miss Lillian Vida Leibel Fay Iona Leibel were confirmed. Attendees included B R Smith J W Whatley Lovett of Birmingham and D C Laurin of Meridian.
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John Chipman
St. Church
Helen Meriwether
Nelson
Anna Farnsworth
Beast Pickett
Arnold Saucier
Joseph Walker
Huldah Farragut
Belles Dail
Cere Bs
Lot
Mississippi Coast
Bishop Bratton - St. James’ Chapel
Bellevue Pascagoula
Hattiebel
Lillian Vida Leibel
Fay Iona Leibel
Women in Vienna Endure War Woes and Remedies
In wartime Vienna women aid duties for the endangered, opening homes to wounded officers and soldiers. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments, claiming it can restore regularity, relieve pain, and cure weakness using root and herb ingredients with glycerine and no secrecy. Orders advised by mail from the Invalids' Hotel.
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Vienna
Austria
France
England
Germany
Pierce
Cordial Atmosphere Draws Bank Customers
The City Bank & Trust Company attracts thousands of depositors because its atmosphere is friendly to both new and existing customers. The personal and cordial service makes customers eager to refer friends and encourages self motivated account openings with a welcoming impression established in advance.
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The
City Bank & Trust Company
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Art League of America
Fashion Art League of America
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M. Cowart
Donnie Cash
Norman Cash
Howard Bolleen
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J. W. Cash
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