Social Season Notes At Battles Christmas Resort
Prominent guests visited Battles over the holidays. Miss Bess Gray, Miss F Gaston, and Miss Margaret Davidson were seen with Mr. and Mrs. Easter in Indianapolis Chicago and Nash Tenn. Jen Albright headed to Mecklinburg to visit friends. Mrs. Tuttle hosted Baldwin Sunday visit and Mrs. Gould joined Sunday gathering at Battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon
Birming
Als
Easter
Chicago
Battles
Jack Hobart
Baldwin
Tuttle
Birmingham
Ingersol
Robert Gould
Bay Shore Hotel sale tied to local visits and gatherings
Fragmentary Bayou La Batre notes show Mr F B Smee in Mobile and visits with Mrs Lee Hamilton and family. Emerson and Miss Ackley tied to Mobile and Florida in eyes and hotel purchase news. Chautauqua attendance with Mrs Frank Fimee and guests reports a program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smee
Mobile
Hattie Bell
Lee Hamilton
Luther Stevens
Citronelle Activities Highlight Local Plans and Society
Citronelle area notes show R Del Buono winning a postor building contract with work to begin immediately and a May 1 completion target. Bay Minette heard Scott present on Sand Pears at a horticultural meeting while Citronelle residents engage in St Thomas Guild elections and social events at the Hygeia Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citronelle
R. del Buono
del Buono
Scott
Bay Minette
Marie Nuirhead
St. Thomas’ Guild
Episcopal
J. G. Michael
Mobile
Wheeler
Mra
J. Stebbins
Citrone
D. A. Fitch
Stetson
Marshall
Hygeia Hotel
J. C. Hayard
Louis
J. C. Bradford
New Vans
A. Oxer
Bos
Ind
Frank Clark
Bermuda
Summerdale Notes On Local Visits And Orchard Opening
Summerdale residents report the opening of a large fig orchard. Mrs G Le Splitt visits Mobile friends. Mrs Wischner of Chicago has stayed with Mrs Nellie K Baldwin and returned home with Miss A M Davis who had been visiting locally due to illness.
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G. le Splitt
Mobile
Wischner
Chicago
Nellie K. Baldwin
A. M. Davis
Every Woman Is a Mother Club Aims to Unite Women
Miss Ruth Richmond leads the Muses, a New York club describing itself as a women's republic with no president. It seeks to wipe lines between home and public life, offering a meeting place and showroom for talents, from painting to law, to support worthy movements and “mother” women through shared effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Patterson
Ruth Richmond
Supreme Court of Texas
New York
Switzerland
Muses
The
Colony Club
Woman's League
Allied Arts
Twelfth Night
Mothers’ Clubs
Miss Richmond
Mise Richmond
Hudson
Hrom
Social happenings in Gulfport and surrounding events
Charmingly informal reception for Bishop Bratton by St Peters by the Sea Ladies Auxiliary at the Great Sea Hotel. Matinee Musical Club program in Miss Hardy's studio. graduates at King's Daughters Hospital ceremony with Miss Emma French receiving diploma from Rev. Dr. H. H. Sneed and Dr. Margaret Caraway. Governors ball planned for February 15 at the Great Southern Hotel with governors of Mississippi and Louisiana. Alabama governor invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Bratton
Episcopal Church of
St. Peters-by- the-Sea
Great Sea
Miss Hardy
Inez Wilkinson
B. Havard
Lena Mae Hardy
Louise Antley
Elizabeth Bandi
Willie Rowland
James T. Blackmarr
John Busten
G. R. Kemp
Ladies’ Ald Society
Presbyterian Church
Miss Prine
Richmond
J. F. Stuard
Great Southern Hotel
Mississippi
Louisiana
O'Neal
Alabama
East Side Bridge Club
W. T. Stewart
King’s Daughters Hospital and Training School
Hospital Board of Directors
Emma French
H. H. Sneed
Margaret Caraway
Local Notices From Lower Peach Tree Community
Mrs Leila Davis returned home last week after visiting relatives in St Petersburg Florida. Misses Mamie and Hille Holloman returned from Mobile after visiting Miss Mamie McLaughin. Presiding Elder Sellers preached a sermon at the Methodist church Wednesday evening to a large congregation. John Jeffrey will be buried Sunday in Tuscaloosa and his remains will lie in the care of his sister Mrs John Hope there. Badile Gibson departed for Camden on business. Mrs Will Carothers and children return to Marion after visiting grandmother Mrs S S Robins. Blanchard Slaughter and Claude Davis of Packers Bend were here on business. Mr and Mrs Terry Slaughter visited relatives in Packers Bend. Bob McConnell of Florida arrived to visit relatives for several weeks. A planned pounding party for Rev and Mrs Doughtrey was scratched due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Davis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mamie
Hille
Blanchard Slaughter
Claude Davis
Packers Bend
Terry
Slaughter
Bob McConnell
Florida
Will
Local Notes Highlight Socials And Town Moves In Jackson
The Jackson area reports social events, moving families, and local industry updates. The Malone family plans to move to Tuscalumbia, Miss, while W G McGowin Lumber builds a shingle mill near town. Mardi Gras plans pull Annie Mae Barnes to New Orleans. A birthday domino party honors Albert Prim Sr with a large guest list.
Resignation of High School First Assistant in Waynesboro
Waynesboro Mississippi Miss Brinkley resigns as first assistant at the local high school due to health decline. She is praised as one of the state’s leading teachers. Julia Britt wins first prize for fund subscriptions and a new automobile prizes. Messrs Bodie and Martin toured St Louis this week. Continued on Page 6.
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Continu Ued
Bayou LA Batre
Ala
Summerdale, Ala
Nurses’ Club
Eac
Gulfport, Miss
Lower Peach Tree, Ala
John Hope
Badile Gibson
Camden
Will Carothers
Jackson, Ala
John Boykin
Manilla
Jackson
Andrew Sauvage
Tuscaloosa
Lou Beng Piciom
Parepbk
Dor Piace
P. W
W. H. Malone
Tuscumbia
Miss
Sellers
Thomasville
Methodist
W. G. McGowinn Lumber Company
W.D. Montgomery
J. B. Porter
Dr. Robinson
Clinton Street
Annie Mae Barnes
New Orleans
Albert Prim
A. Adams
J. C. Rivers
W. K. Garrett
W. G. Hawkins
H. Frisbie
J. M. Chapman
Skip Coale
W. T. Dent
J. W. Davis
J. W. Watson
J. B. Williams
J. B. Odom
T. Barnes
W. P. Cannady
R. B H. Sutton
Venmiprg Bert Cpr of
Powers
Waynesboro, Miss
KODAK
E. O. Zadek Jewelry Co
Kodak Dept
Mobile, Ala
Willis
Percy
the Jewelers
Dauphin
North Side
W. Joachim
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