Mystery man near Uphinl Island stirs Alabama coast brief
A report says a mystery man landed near a Cedar Point area island settlement on a Sunday. Sheriff Palmer’s scouts searched woods for him after locals questioned a stranger who fled. Officials consider a possible link to Walter Iger and a New Orleans land dispute. authorities pursue a suspect aboard a yacht.
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Ala Commission
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Mobile
Man
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Alaman
Walter Iger
New Orleans
Clement
Danziger
Maccabees Host Annual Ball for Hive No 3 Guests
The Mac cabees Nomad Tent No 10 Knights held their annual ball for a large attendance. A committee from Hive No 3 of the Maccabees helped entertain the guests.
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Cathedral Sanctuary Society Meets at McGill Institute
For Today regular meetings are set at 11 a m for the Cathedral Sanctuary Society Polyhymnia Music Circle and the Wednesday Morning Tea Club with specified hosts. Other 11 a m gatherings include Century Book Club and Shuford Discards. 1 p m Bridge Club and 3 p m Discards follow. Tonight Mobile Council No 666 entertains with a card party and dance at 8 p m. St Joseph Catholic Association hosts a euchre party and dance at 67 N Bayou Street at 8 p m.
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McGill Institute
Mobile Council
Nights of Columbus
St. Joseph Catholic Association
N. Bayou Street
Silver Tea a Signal Success At Cawthon Hotel
The Church Home Guild held a silver tea in the Assembly room of the Cawthon Hotel to raise funds for clothing the home’s children. Mrs Safford Berney led the event with a strong music program by Mrs Howard Walker and local talent, attracting many society guests who contributed to the guild's charitable goal.
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Cawthon Hotel
Church Home Guild
Safford Berney
Howard Walker
J. S. Simon
B. Hervey
J. C. Turrentine
Walsh
McCarron
Garnett
Haustis
Fidelia Club Plans Bright February Ball Schedule
The Fidelia Club entertained informally last evening at Government Street rooms and announces a February sequence of events. A character ball on February tenth promises merriment with original costumes and new dance steps, an informal reception and dance on February twenty three, and a grand carnival ball at the Battle House on February twenty five. Monday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs J Royal Christian welcomed new members and treated guests to a pleasant afternoon.
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Fidelia Club
Government Street
Fidelia
Fidesia Club
Battle House
Monday Bridge Club
J. Royal Christian
Mobile
Monday Club
Revenue cutter bill to replace Winona with fire fighting cutter
The treasury department through Congressman George W. Taylor informs the Chamber of Commerce that a bill to build four new revenue cutters is before the House. One cutter to serve Mobile will include fire fighting apparatus able to throw six two and one half inch water streams continuously on waterfront fires.
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Chamber of Commerce
Treasury Department of the United States
George W. Taylor
Winona
Mobile
House of Representatives
Damage suit over exhumation of father’s body
W L Preston sues Gertrude Smith for 500 dollars alleging the grave on a Magnolia cemetery burial lot was mutilated and the body removed on January 12. The complaint names the burial site and the incident connected to a social event at 3 PM at the home of Mrs John Montgomery on Michigan Avenue.
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W. L. Preston
Law and Equity Court
Gertrude Smith
Mag’nolia
Invitations and Society Notes From Mobile
Invitations sent for a Valentine event at 156 Saint Anthony Street and updates on social visits. Mobile society includes Mrs. Rhodes Miss Caldwell Mrs C S Shuford and daughter Italyne returning from Selma, and Mrs Tew of Gulfport visiting relatives.
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Gulfport
Mobile
Rev A C Harte to speak at Y M C A meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary at Harte Auditorium will forego the regular meeting and host an 11 o'clock address by the Rev A C Harte. All interested are invited to attend. Miss Selby featured in Fort WorthTX with a two column photo and praise for her act and repertoire at the Westbrook breezy operetta scene.
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Harte Auditorium
A. C. Harte
Selby
Texas
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Winans- Selby
Winans
Westbrook
If They Can't Get Along They Should End It
Louise and Bob have quarreled over a cancelled dinner and charity plans. Helen facilitates and watches Louise wrestle with a possible reconciliation while Bob remains reticent and distant, visiting Louise only marginally amid escalating tension.
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Warren
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Louise
Harte to Lead Bible Class Before Departing
Mr A C Harte general secretary of the Y M C A in India has returned to Mobile after a fortnight away He will stay a few days then depart for New York to confer with international leaders He will speak to the Ladies Auxiliary Thursday at 11 oclock for one hour on Bible study This is his first chance to address the women of his old Bible class.
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Century Book Club
C. T. Shuford
Germany
Edith Heckert
Liberal Arts
S. P. Moore
Fitch
Warren
Bob
Helen
Louise
A. C. Harte
India
Mobile
New York
Harte
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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