Lord’s Dancing Wins Second Bride Tango Courtship
New York report details Lord Douglas Moore Gray declaring tango led to two marriages. He recalls meeting his first wife at Pine Beach hotel Barnegat Bay New Jersey and says their union ended in annulment. He married his second wife Beadsheek daughter of Kiera Wilson and plans a world tour.
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New York
Pine Beach
Barnegat Bay
N. J
Lord Douglas Moore Gray
McAlpin
Shanney
Lord Gray
In Absence Dear God Keep Thee In My Whisper
Poem fragment expresses blessing and protection from dawn to dusk with repeated prayers. The speaker sighs over sunrise noon light and sunset, whispering quotes of care to a beloved figure, attributed to Alice E. Allen.
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Alice E. Allen
Entertains Matrons Social Club in Lenten Season
Mrs. E. C. Noble hosts the Matrons Social Club meeting with Mrs. S. Roberts as guest. Mrs. E. B. Calhoun wins a crocheted centerpiece prize as attendees share games and a salad course, the dining room adorned with violets and hyacinths.
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Me. E. C. Noble
E. C. Noble
S. Roberts
E. B. Calhoun
Musical luncheon honors Mrs Brom and Mrs Anderson
Mrs Herbert Turner entertained Thursday for Mrs William Brom of Birmingham and Mrs John Anderson of Montgomery, with carnival tones, primroses and roses, performances by Mrs Tebbetts, Mrs Lavretta, Miss Virginia Creary, and violin solos by Miss Gabriella Barret. The event featured refined luncheon service and hostesses and guests listed.
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Herbert Rear
Bromberg
Anderson
Herbert Turner
William Brom
Birmingham
John Anderson
Montgomery
Nail
Harry T. Smith
J. ¢Alpine
J. Blocker Thorntne
D.flynn
L. C. Paragee
New York
E. H. Flem- Turner
J. W. Hunter
B. F. Adams
A Tyree
Hagerstown
Muryland
J. Cochrane
Jomes
Turner
P. Bestor, Jr
P. Prince
Edwina Sn
Bon Peerytisias
Virginia Creary
Ans Barre Harris
Four Dead and Four Seriously Ill in Texas Poisoning
In Anson Texas four residents died and four were seriously ill after consuming a product made from milk stored in a rusty container. Investigators pursue the source of contamination and warn others to avoid suspect milk preparations.
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Abilene
J. T. Gar
Anson
Texas
Greenville Notes and Guests Fill Week in Alabama
Mrs. H K Tippens and children visited Greenville this week while Clara Powell stays in New Orleans for carnival season. Numerous locals hosted visitors from Montgomery, Demopolis, Fort Deposit, Bolling, and Butler Springs. Social clubs in Greenville hosted meetings with music, readings, and a Falcon Club dance for Nell and Julia Brock of Montgomery.
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Greenville
Ala
H. K. Tippens
Chapman
Clara Powell
Lillie Johns
New Orleans
Broughton “Wilkinson
Andalusia
Gladys Reynolds
Ollie Carter Werg
George Lazenby
Forest Home
H. C. Parker
Demopolis
Joe Corry
B. Corry
Mobile
F.T. Herlong
Union Springs
Missionary Society
Greenville Methodist Church
Annie
Early Gilchrist
Fort Deposit
J. C. Gravely
Montgomery
W. R. Martin
O. B. Cook
Nell. Brock
Julia Brock
Laura, Winkler
Sallie Atkins
Lelia Traweek
Louise Crenshaw
Mary McChendickie
Bolling
Abbie Pool
Jesse Pool
Joe Pool
Butler Springs
H. H. Henderson
F. C. Pool
Cecil McGehee
Leon Brooks
Brewton
Greenville This Week. Messrs
Curtis Judge
Monte Dickerson
Ed Winkler
Rozzie McCann
Clauselle Hood
Robert E. Barnett
Ralph Searcy
Norman Searcy
George
Miriam Lehman
Kirkville
Abe Lehman
W. Hertz
Birmingham
R. B. Dickerson
Lucille Graham
Laura Winkler
Nell Brock
8. Stewart
Valentine
Oirege
Genié Powell
Ruth Powell
Broughton Wilkinson
Harmony Club
Ruby Nicholson
Reginald deKoven
Frances
McMullan
DeKoven
James Beeland
Frank Vander
Giorgia Stalings
Nicholson
Barnes
Effie Belle Perdu
Lewis Haygood
Jack Bolling
Italy
America
Rozier
Ruth Dunklin
Bertha Seale
Cecil. McGehee
W.C. Coker
Woman
John Amerine
Wilkinson Hotel
B. Long
Irby Thigpen
Falcon Club
Nell
Samson and Delilah
Winkler
Saturday Events At The Shakes Club And Local Gala
The Shakespeare Club gathers with Mrs C J Torrey at 11 a m. Emperor Felix banquet with queen and court at 8 30 p m at Battle House. Annual bazaar and children's carnival Saturday at 2 p m. Gil Institute Niedham Yee meets with Mrs Wran regent at 4 p m. Margaret Porcher celebrates her birthday this afternoon at 1 p m. Sigma Delta Phi Sorority meets at 4 30 p m at club rooms.
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The _Shakespeare Club
C. J. Torrey
Emperor Felix
Battle House
oGil Institute
Niedham Yee Eked R
Margaret Porcher
Sigma Delta ‘Phi Sorority
Dawes Alabama Notes Socials and Local Developments
Special to The Item reports Miss Florence Stiles named Union School teacher succeeding Miss Bes Me. Dawes residents prepare streets and plan building developments on village commons. R. W. Porter crews plant 150 acres of Satsuma for Kilmer-Walch between Dawes and Spring Hill. Various locals attend socials, visits, and family gatherings. An old Satsuma tree in Battles Baldwin County dates to 1898 planted by Samuel White. Professor Vigor praises Dawes school progress.
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Dawes
Ala
Florence Stiles
Union
Besme
Gugenta Downer
Mildred Akenhead
Bruce Logan
Society For Joy Ride
Martin
R. W. Porter
Kilmer-Walch
Spring Hill
Sadie Roberts
Union Schools
R. Sanford Niles
Donald Dyar
Mobile Gag Co
B. K. Dyar
Central Farm
Highland Inn
Porter
Duval Martin
Mobile
Mae Martin
Knapps
Fairhope
Beth Newman
Ashland Place
H. C. Logan
H. C. Dickerson
John A. Owens
Beach
Battles
Satsuma
Scott
Vigor
Dawes School
Attractive graceful maternity gown with adjustable shirring
A description of a versatile two piece gown for women that can adapt to maternity wear. It features a simple blouse and skirt with an over blouse effect, using satin crepe chiffon and various fabrics. The design emphasizes adaptable sleeves and a stitched vest for a seamless look.
Bay Minette Area News Highlights Local Moves and Health
Former Baldwin County Commissioner John H. Taylor recovers from paralysis and fears another stroke. L. B. Wilson’s new Excelsior Stock Farm home, sale of his old dwelling to Lola Bordéaux, and orchard plans near Loxley. Mrs. Leila Stratton to speak on temperance in Bay Minette. Jayne of Detroit settles in, plans an orange and pecan venture with the Alabama Arizona Land Company. Baldwin County Land Company to build new houses for newcomers. Foley forms a summer baseball team with R. T. Smith as manager and George Paulson as secretary. Raymond Frye completes a new home west of the city.
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Ilson
Big Stock Farm
L. EB. Wilson
Excelsior Stock Farm
Wilson
Griffin
Loxley
J. C. Griffin
Baldwin County Land Company
Et We
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Stratton
Meshyne
Detroit
Willake Bay
Minette
Jayne
Alabama-Arizona Land Company
Mich
C. 8. Woods
Woods
Foley
R. T. Smith
George ¥. Paulson
Indiana
Philomathic Society centralizes control over business
The Philomathic Literary Society at the university, founded in 1838, voted to place all society business under a three member executive committee. The panel includes C. A. Lewis of Eutaw, John T. Sanders of Beatrice, and James Kenneth Morris of Tuscaloosa. President Denny was in Montgomery over the weekend likely attending university matters.
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Alabama University University
Ala
Philomathic Literary Society
C. A. Lewis
Eutaw
John T. Sanders
Beatrice
James Kenneth Morris
Tuscaloosa
Denny
Montgomery
Mobile
Wilmer Church Notes and Local Social Events
Rev J Kailin filled his regular appointmen Miss Martha Emmons hosted a musical evening for friends Four new members joined the Woman's Missionary and Aid Society Mrs Crenshaw and family visited Mrs J H Speed and Mrs Ritchie visited friends Several Wilmer visitors traveled to Mobile and local folks attended services and gatherings on Sunday and Tuesday Evening weekly activities included Sunbeam Band meetings and various calls on neighbors
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Woman's Missionary and Aid Soociety
Crenshaw
Calhoun
Ritchie
J. H. Speed
J. BE. Emmons
EB. Davis
Crichtoneeail
R. L. Tley
F. W. Weeks
Caulhoun
Sunbeam Band
Wilmer
Mobile
Ya Brown
Tom Tulley
R. L. Whatley
Annie Mizell
Keith Tanner
Ala
J. Kailin
Kramer Not Guilty In State Game Case
In city court on Friday the jury found Joseph Kramer not guilty of concealing game under state game laws after a short trial. County Game Warden 8. O. Edwards had secured a lower court conviction, but the upper court jury disagreed on the offense’s seriousness.
Cardui Relief Story From Wallace Va Woman
Mrs Mary West of Wallace Virginia describes a decade of poor health with severe back pain and weakness and credits Cardui with a permanent cure after several weeks of use. She reports walking without pain and returning to normal work for two years. Cardui is sold by all druggists.
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Wallace
Mary West
Cardus
Cardui
Ady
Lucedale School Board Holds Special Session
Lucedale school board met last night with the mayor and aldermen appointing a committee to study the public session. The election of officers was discussed and deferred to the next regular monthly meeting.
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Lucedale
Mies Town School
Teers
Automobile Ditch at Bad Railroad Crossing In Loxley
An automobile with six or seven occupants was ditched at a rail crossing near Loxley Alabama after a freight car blocked the way. The car occupants escaped with no injuries reported as officials note repeated accidents due to the crossing’s poor construction.
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Ala
Robert
George C
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