Vinegar Bend Social News Sparks Local Visits
Vinegar Bend residents note car traffic by Mr Harden of the Ohio Railroad and visits by Deer Park visitors Ed Simmons and Mrs Earl. Mrs M Reynolds Miss Jessie Blair and Mary Johnson are on the sick list. Jessie Blair hosted guests for a birthday week and prayer services were held at the Sextet Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
E Taylor
Ed Simmons
Earl
Deer Park
Harden
The
and Ohio Railroad
Headquartn St. Louis
Ord
M. Reynolds
Jessie Blair
Mary Johnson
Jack Rush
Moosh
Ala
Theodore Ala. notes and local events brief
Hon T. makes business trip to Monday. The Gollette family welcoming a baby boy. V O Connor, Gulf Coast Fruit Grower editor, visited. Mrs McConnell and Mrs Bonifay visit Grand Bay. Howard Walker of Mobile plans a visit. Miss Mary Burfoot with Dora and Ruby Steadman in Union. Henry Briley builds a new barn at Satsuma. P L Smith on road to Dick Smith buys a mobile truck. A Valentine social hosted with cake and hot chocolate. Mobile carnival plans attract locals. E H Blair of the Western Union spent Saturday in Mobile on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ala
Hon
Stork
H. L. Gollette
Jursday
V. O'Connor
Gulf Coast Fruit Grower
McConnell
Bonifayent
Grand Bay
M Howard Walker
Mobile
Mary Burfoot
Dora
Ruby Stea
Union
Henry Briley
Satsuma
P. L. Smith
Dick Smith
Dreamland brings music comedy and film today
Dreamland presents a musical comedy revue with Earl Stanley and Richard Fitzgerald featuring Miss Trixie McClendon and others in The Charg ing Widow. The three part film Even Unto Death stars Dot Farley, plus comedies Champion Detective and Hazing the Honeymooners. Daily schedule runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with three nightly performances and five cent first run reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Messrs. Stanley and
Fitzgerald
Earl Stanley
Richard Ftzgerald
Eddie Welder
Sq. Blank
Miss Trixie McClendon
Ma O'Dowd
Fannie Carter
Bessie Dreyer
Jennie Betross
Ruth Blank
Charlotte Duncan
Gertie
Tis
Colin
Chinatown
Girtie
Mary
Stanley
Bates
Dreamland Theatre
Dot Farley
Miss Arley
Moneymooners
Dreamland Picture
Local Socials and Prospects Report from Satsuma
Miss Lydia Wink spent Monday in Mobile. A Satsuma Growers meeting last Thursday planned a hotel dancing party for next Friday. Several residents visited Mobile on business or leisure. A prospecting party from Minneapolis, including F O Meara and others, arrived Friday. Numerous locals traveled to Mobile for work or visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satsuma
Lydia Wink
Mobile
Satsuma Growers’ Association
O. Forte
Keetley
Collins
F. V. Baldwin
Mr. H. Gillette
Mr. Wheeler
City
Death of Rev Henry E O Grady Shocks St Elmo Parish
The St Elmo Alabama community mourns the death of Rev Henry E O Grady former pastor of St Agnes Church in St Elmo. Local residents J D Dawkins and son arrived from Huntington West Virginia on February 10 and plan to stay. A social gathering hosted by Mrs R E Bouchard featured a string band and refreshments with attendees enjoying a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Elmo
Ala
Henry E. O'Grady
New York
Father O'Grady
St. Agnes’ Church of
J. D. Dawkins and Son
Huntington
W. Va
Mrs. Meyers
Georgia
R. W. Porter
C. O. Bouchard
Mobile
J. E. Orrell
State Street
A. E. Bouchard
Galtro Fertilizer Company
West Virginia
E. V. Huggens
Nellie Wright
R. S. Haskings
J. A. Simmons
O. Gilbert
Texas
R. E. Bouchard
Wedding of Frederic Yost Jr in Prichard highlights town notes
A wedding in Prichard details pink and white decor, the cake baked by Frederic Yost Sr at eighty six, and friends in Oakdale and Prichard sending good wishes. The piece notes local improvements, church services, visits, and illnesses including Scott Helt's gradual recovery and Quinly's relapse after a Christmas Eve shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Yost, Jr
Frederic Yost
Deer Park
M. L. Hayes
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Hodskin
Scott Helt
Quinly
Stanley Dixon
Shubuta
Miss
CHICORA Social News Highlights
Miss Thelma Nettles of Shubuta returns home after visiting Mrs. James Brophy. Waynesboro visitors Mrs. G. W. Moore and Miss Beulah Davis. Etta Mae Barnes celebrated her sixth birthday with fifteen guests and refreshments. Hellen Coyet spent time with Mrs. J. T. Ward of Clara. Mrs. G. C. Hairston hosted a musical evening with Emma Barnes and others. Families from Barnacastle and Sangers planned Mobile carnival trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora
Thelma Nettles
Shubuta
James Brophy
G. W. Moore
Beulah Davis
Waynesboro
Etta Mae Barnes
Hellen Coyet
J. T. Ward
D. K. McInnis
Moss
Point
Miss
Atrue Rogers
Emma Barnes
Clara
Breck Barnes
Eutaw
Ala
Jackson Agricultural College praised by state inspector
Professor J F Thomas state high school inspector from the University of Alabama visited Jackson Agricultural College and praised its progress in a stirring address. He toured Grove Hill later, while a citizens mass meeting plans possible building improvements and a fresh water reservoir. The School Improvement Club with about fifty members, led by Mrs Andy Rogers and others, meets weekly to upgrade school property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ala
J. F. Thomas
University of Alabama
Jackson Agricultural College
Grove Hill
Thomas
Graded School
Andy Rogers
S. H. Andrews
Jr. Richardson
Mardle
A. M. Wing
Juddie McLeod
Norma Dubose
New Berlin
Liffie Haven
M. B. Bragg
Blue Rock
Mobile
Chaplin Returns to Screen in His New Job at Empire Theatre
Charles Chaplin appears in His New Job marking his first Essanay picture after leaving Keystone. The Empire Theatre screens the comedy as Chaplin reasserts his celebrated screen talent praised for the new role and company leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chaplin
G. M. Anderson
Chicago Tribune
Chaplain
Chaplin
Grand Bay Community Updates and Local Changes
Grand Bay notes a church benefit supper for the Methodist Church held Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ww has about fifty in attendance. Sunday school secretary Paul Hughes resigned. Dr W A Wood named to fill the role. Baraca class officers elected H N White president W C Griffing vice president and Robert Maurice secretary. Wedding news includes Mr and Mrs Henry art’s January Ark marriage. Episcopalians to hold services at town hall Sundays at 10. Griffing Nurseries visit, Langshan chicken exhibit planned in Mobile, stork visits for Bohlin and McDonald homes. Local housing updates include H W Cleveland adding a two story four room addition. Numerous visits and movements of residents and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eriday
Paul Hughes
W. A. Wood
Earl Purvis
Oakdale
Spen
Mise Peart A
Baraca
The
Baptist Church
H. N. ‘White
W. C. Griffing
Robert Maurice
Henry Art
Ark
Stewart
Mobile
C. W. Bohlin
Sam McDonald
Webster
Ohio
Tampa
Fla
L. Freeland
George Rutter
H. W. Cleveland
Grand Bay
J W. Egan
Ninth District Sunday School Association
Union
Jee
Hiram Freeland
Bertie Freeland
Bertie
Isadore March
Dawes
Campbell
Roberts
Roberts’ Chapel
Here
Royal Celton
Douglas, & Peters
Mount Carmel
R. Camboa
Charles Jones
Jones
Wagner Works Highlight Etude Club Program
Monroeville Alabama February 12 An Etude Club program featured Wagner's influence in opera with readings and solos by Miss Eppes Miss Kemp ton Mrs Turner Ernestine Lazenby Sarah Slaughter Kitty Sue Hixon and others A guessing contest Wedding of the Operas entertained guests including Mrs Turner Mrs Hare Miss Kemp ton and Miss Sellers Dancing at Mrs Lucy Burns Hobart home followed for Miss Lula Wiggins of Enterprise Alabama Several residents visited Mobile and others journeyed to Beatrice and Hunter McClellan in Mobile Six vagrants were arraigned in recorder's court and given sentences of 51 or thirty days hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ala
Wagner
Miss Eppes
Tannhauser
M. Bayles
Evening Star
Kempton
Pilgrims Chorus
Mrs. Turner
Ernestine Lazenby
Sarah Slaughter
Kitty Sue Hixon
Lucy Burns Hobart
Lula Wiggins
Enterprise
Chapman and Dixon
Rob Nettles
Pinkney Jackson
H. R. Ratcliffe
Beatrice
Jennings
Ratcliffe
Mobile
Recorder’s Court
Saternoon
Tom Smith
Fred Harris
F. C. Smith
Lee Rayford
Luke Kilcoin
Leon Francis
Empire Contest Leads in Theater Voting Standings
Fifteen top candidates in the Empire Theatre Voting Contest are listed by tickets sold and paid through February 13, excluding box office and bonus votes. The contest ends Monday night February 15 at 10. Judges include Commissioner Laz Schwarz Chief F W Crenshaw and E B Clark. First prize is 3800 gold, second 100 gold, third 76 gold, down to 25 gold for seventh. Notable entrants include Vern Marion Brettel Miss J Boudousquile May AGams Florina Antoni Eloise McAntrew Annie M Cooney Gladys Chadick Mrs J L Brown Susie Robinson Willie Thomas Marguerite Pond Louise Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Laz Schwarz
F. W. Crenshaw
EB. W.clark
The
Item
Marion Brettel
J. Boudousquile
Florina Antoni
Eloise McAntrew
Susie Robinson
Willie Thomas
Marguerite Pond
Louise Love
Tage
Alee Py Ae
Comedy and drama mix mark Crown Carnival program
The Crown features a lively Carnival program with Dororthy Gish leading Seeds of Jealousy a three reel drama. Shorty Hamilton Virginia Kirtley and Joseph Harris appear in comedies with Fatty Arbuckle and Fatty in Fatty's New Role A Prize in Every Package and Bear Escapes A Modern Noble. Music plays from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault
Linda
Kame Pas
Roscoe Arbuckle
Saatsquis
Fatty
Keystone
Dai
Saeenad Din
Thomas Cha
Hershal Mayall
Local Socials Share Weekend Visits Across Counties
Mississippians report social visits and travel notes from Buckatunna Waynesboro Leakesville and Montgomery. Helen Kelly and Mrs. Bob Entrekin spent time between training here Friday evening. Mr Crawford of Leakesville and Mr Martin of Leakesville visited friends. A J Page plans a week in Montgomery. L E McDavid returned from Stockton. Miss Zillah returned from Meridian after a visit to her sister. Miss Pattie O Gwynn of Waynesboro weekends with Miss Rosalie Blount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kelly
Buckatunna
Bob Entrekin
Waynesboro
Pal Te Crawford
Leakesville
Cantieea Horeep
Martin
A. J. Page
Montgomery
L.E.’ McDavid
Stockton
Rees
Zillah
Meridian
Pattie O’gwynn
Rosalie Blount
Linden Linden Ale Fe13 Masonis oda Albany 28
Linden Alabama reports on new construction plans near Nashville depot a brick building to be updated and a lot owner preparing to develop. A high school principal is negotiating with an agency for plantation near Lames will close deal soon. Farmers form a corn club with six acres of cotton per member and other crops. Superintendent Salt marsh and division officials completed a monthly inspection of the Selma to Myrtlewood line returning to Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Ale
Masonis
Albany
Ala
A.busi
Abbot Street
Nashville
Eeady
Pireinnea
L Ms
Saltmarsh
Selma To Myrtlewood
Louisville and
Pensacola
Fle
Irvington News Roundup Delights Local Horticulture Inspectors
Citrus inspectors J. W. Pace and L. H. McNeill spent days in Irvington examining orchards and found conditions generally excellent. The School Improvement Association met with Mrs. Haney. Little Arthur B. Hatch made his first Irvington trip. E. M. Hobart is building a residence on Gulf boulevard. O. H. Baker underway with extensive property improvements. Irvington Inn saw guests from Missouri, New York, and Alabama including Geo. Thayer, Geo. Templeton, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ala
Messrs
J. W. Pace
L. H. McNeill
Alabama State Board of Horticulturists
School Improvement ‘Association
Haney
Little Arthur B. Hatch
E. M. Hobart
Gulf Boulevard
O. H. Baker
Irvington Inn
Geo. Thayer
Rockford
Geo. Templeton
Rich Hill
Missouri
Geo. W. McKee
Afton
N. Y
Lillian. M. Decker
J. E. Knox
Harpersville
G. F. Decker
R. O. Norris
Bayou la Batre
Wolfe
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E. H. Blair
Moon
W. T. Goubil
Alabama
Federal Reserve System
Senderof
Sae Ashi Eiceiinen
Prichard
Ees
Gram
Mabel
Sidney Houser Butler
Dorothy Gish
Motion Pictures and Vaudeville
Nant
United Film Service
Stanley and Fitzgerald
Albright & Wood Drug Store
Government
Royal
Court House
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