Miss Callaway Returns to Macon With Society Tour
Miss Callaway leaves today for Macon stopping en route for a visit with Mrs ey Brown. Her visit to Mobile precedes a Carnival return and Society dance at Seamarge hosted by Miss Miriam Blount. The weekly Parliamentary Law Study gathered at the Cawthon with Mrs E D Bondurant chairing the meeting and Mrs H S Feagin recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Callaway
Macon
Mrsey Brown
Miriam Blount
Miss Blount
Cawthon
E. D. Bondurant
Women in Colorado Debate for State Aid of Orphans and Widows
Discussion on providing for fatherless children and needy widows features elected leaders with yeas and nays. Mrs Erwin Craighead will address next Thursday. Dorothy McKinney hosts a fourteenth birthday party at the Royal Theatre with friends and music following at Etowah Soda Parlors. Mrs Storey of New York seeks re election as president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the April congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite A. McCoy
Dexter Ave
Robert L. Christy
S. Monterey St
George Hamilton
Grichton
Myrtle E. Fox
S. Jefferson St
Mildred B. Thompson
Savannah
Frank Duffy
Palmetto St
the Item
Empire Theatre
Colorado
James O. Smith
Yeas
Hunter
Harvey
Nays
Heckert
Ores
Erwin Craighead
Dorothy McKinney
Eta
Royal Theatre
Etowah
Miss McKinney
Catherine Travis
Mabel Travis
Myrtle Chamberlain
Mildren
McKinney
Margaret Travis
Helen Pleasant
William CC. Storey
New York
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Doctor's Wife Endorses Grape Nuts For All Patients
The nurse recommends Grape-Nuts as suitable for the sick and aged, noting its delicacy and adaptability with milk or cream. She describes preparations with egg white and fruit for nourishment, and urges a ten day trial to rebuild and nourish. The letter cites Postum Co. and The Road to Wellville as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Carnival Guests and Regional Visitors Entertainers
Mississippi and Alabama towns report Mardi Gras guests and travelers. Esther McKinstry returns to Birmingham after visiting her sister Mrs Frank Touart in Mobile. Others from Meridian Laurel and Columbus visit Mobile for carnival events and Mardi Gras festivities with relatives and friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McKinstry
Birmingham
Frank Touart
Meridian Dispatch
Precnato
Serge
Union Bank and Trust Company
W. N
Ethridge
Southe Railroad
Columbus
Idian
Mobile
James Turney
Ed Lee Hoover
Clarence Terrell
Nemo Green
Ruby Mulloy
Laurel Daily Leader
Little Bveene
Will Ethridge
W. N. Ethridge
Meridian Star
Edward R. Perkins
Sandersville
Oscar Heidelberg
W. E. Powers
Minnie Wolfe Rutherford
L. A. Eakins
Pensacola News
George A. Searcy
Tuscaloosa
Robert Coghrane
Is. J. T. Duggar
Chattanooga
Ann Etta
Leila McMillan
New Orleans
Mobile club meeting discusses school board, labor bill and Arbor Day
Members examined exhibits from the Mobile industry and heard Elisabeth report on a legislative committee. Miss Fonde noted women on the school board remain unresolved, while the amended child labor bill is expected to pass. Mrs. Harris formed a Arbor Day plan group with subcommittees to co operate with the Floral and Horticultural Society. The celebration will include planting live oaks along Springhill avenue near the civic center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
Miss Fonde
Harris
The
Floral and Horticultural Society
Springhill Avenue
Mobile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
Parliamentary Law
Vick
Fremont
Dancing
J. J. Monaghan
Burbank
Armour's
Utd
Lea .& Perrin
Hershey's
Swift
I. Schwartz N. E. Cor
Dauphin
Dearborn Home
Storey
Girls’ Council
Prichard Baptist Church
Ida Mai Gurganus
Electra Semmes Law
U.B. C
W. S. Pugh
Irs
Norville
Joulton
Miss Rutherford
Tee
Sewall
Stanley Finch
E. W. Christian
A.S. Boulet
T. W.sims
J. K. Giennan
Home Economics Club
Chamber of Commerce
Seale Harris
James
Shuford
Dave S. Bauer
Ady
Chicago
Fairbank
Mothers’ Club of Settlement Home
Mothers’ Club of the Settlement Home
Methodist Church
Chappelle
Dauphin Way
Set Jeter
Sam
Always Bears
Ladies’ Home Journal
James H. Nelson
S. Royal St
Mobile, Ala
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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