Washington's Birthday Celebration Ties D A R In Mobile
The Mobile Chapter D A R plans a 3 PM Washingtons birthday program at Scottish Rite cathedral with Mrs Frank Hopper as hostess. Notables such as Mrs J W Somerville and Mrs C B Bryan attend. reading, music, tea, and ancestral relics highlight the event with visiting D A R members joining local chapter members in a notable social observance.
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Washington
Great State
Frank Hopper
D. A. RB
Mobile
Emma Porter Pope
W. T. McGowin
Grace Russell
Mount Vernon
Kindler
Old Dominion
Tom Halliwell
Emma Lauretta
Syd Robbins
J. W. Somerville
Charles Lowder
J. D. McAuley
Chicago
Leila Ainspaugh
Herd
Tennessee
J. St. G. Tucker
C. B. Bryan
E. S. Colston
E. L. Mumma
Robertsdale
Frances Clarke
Birmingham
E. J. Seiders
Brooklyn
If this is Your Birthday horoscope note
If this is Your Birthday readers are advised a smooth diplomatic course to gain advantage. They should keep promises to maintain it and learn deceit has no real reward. Those born today will need careful guidance about honesty. Cheerfulness, active play and kindness should be encouraged.
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George
DAR Mobile Chapter to Convene Saturday for Called Meeting
The Mobile Chapter of the D A R will hold a called meeting Saturday at 2 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Cathedral library. A social gathering follows at 3 o'clock in the auditorium. all members are urged to attend promptly.
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Mobile
Visitors of Note at Mumma Home
Col and Mrs Ellis Lewis Mumma hosted guests including Mrs Joseph Maxfield during a social visit at their residence.
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Col
Ellis Lewis Mumma
Joseph Maxfield
Gold Dust Soap Promises Quick, Powerful Cleaning
Gold Dust lathers instantly in hot or cold water and forms thick suds to remove grease grime and stains while protecting clothes from wear. It claims to double clothing life and cut wash-time, with a large package priced at five cents.
Notable Visitors and Social Events Round Mobile Society
The Mobile society page lists out of town guests and local hosts at events and visits. Notable figures include Mrs. Ritter Mrs. Mumma Mrs. Seiders Mrs. Collier Mrs. Bankhead and guests at weddings and teas with mentions of travel to Washington Jacksonville and Aberdeen. Family and social ties, Spring and midwinter as well as Y M C A children's hour are noted.
Bethel Concert Highlights Glen McKenzie Whistling Solo
Thursday evening's Bethel performance features Glen McKenzie delivering a standout whistling solo regarded as excellent. The standout number is the tender ballad "Sweetheart, Kiss Me Once Again" by Mrs. Henry Ruffin, showcasing her appealing expression.
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Bethel
Glen McKenzie
Henry Ruffin
Murfreesboro Pair Honored At Mobile Bay Farewell
Miss Ida De Richardson and Miss Sarah Byrn of Murfreesboro Tennessee were the guests of honor at a farewell launch party in Mobile before their trip to Birmingham. Hostess Mrs E W Faith and sister Mrs Gaillard Hamilton led the social gathering with visiting girls Miss Lide Thompson of Charleston and Miss Catherine Brooks of Sewanee joining the program.
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Ida de Richardson
Sarah Byrn
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Mobile
Birmingham
Gaillard Hamilton
E. W. Faith
Mobile Bay
Lide Thompson
Charleston
S. C
Linen Shower and Tea Events for St. John’s Ladies
Y W C A Linen Shower and Silver Coin Tea are scheduled for 4 p m. A meeting of the Ladies of St John s Congregation occurs at 3 30 p m in the Chapter House. Merry Fun-makers with Miss Ade laide Johnston at 211 S Claiborne Street.
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Ladies of St
Merry Fun-makers
Adelaide Johnston
S. Claiborne Street
Today's Beauty Recipes By Mme. DMille
A column lists home remedies for hair removal skin care and reliefs. Delatone paste claims to remove facial and forearm hairs. Mother's Salve provides quick relief for aches. Vaucaire treatment promises body shaping with sugar gallol mix. Magatone with witch hazel supposedly smooths skin. Mother's Shampoo touted to remove scalp parasites and prevent baldness at 25 cents per bottle.
Sunday School Workers Meet In Mobile At Government Street Church
The Mobile County Sunday School Association held a Thursday afternoon session at Government Street Methodist Church with Rev. J. B. Wale lace presiding. State Secretary Leon Palmer spoke on lesson preparation and engaging questions. Minnie Kennedy of Birmingham discussed graded lessons and the need for Bible emphasis. The night session featured Mrs. S. P. Moore and Miss Kennedy with talks on teaching and the power of story in religious education. A special Huntsville train was announced for delegates to attend the state convention.
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Mobile County Sunday School Association
Government Street Methodist
J. B
Wale Lace
Leon Palmer
Alabama Sunday School Association
Minnie Kennedy
Birmingham
Palmer
8. P. Moore
J. L. Cawthon
Government Street Methodist Church Sunday School
Huntsville
Ala
Mobile
W. P. Wilkes
Minnie E. Kennedy
S. P. Moore
A. F. Carr
Bible In the Bible School
Leon C. Palmer
L. F. Sanford
Leon C. Palmehr
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Tbruary
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
Captain Seiders
Gulf City
Seiders
J. B. Dorch
Bruce Summerville
South Ann Street
D. P. Collier
San Diego
R. C. Baum
Edith Copley
Battle House
Stella Searcy
Tuscaloosa
J. T. Cochrane
Government Street
J. W. Hall
Ottumwa, Lla
L. W. Hall
Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore
New York
Joel Goldsby
Mubite
Atrong
Daphne
Ann Street
Chamberlain Avenue
London
Bruce Millar
England
Aberdeen
Miller
Isabel Maupin
H. H. McNeill
Opelika
Mrs. Denham
Anna and
Stella Kern
Josie Holfus
Hattiesburg
Howard Clark
Misses Brown
South Conception Street
P. P. Salter
8. J. Pulliam
Children's Story Hour
George Washington
Maud Truitt
Alice Randall
TewEns
Cyphers
South Royal Street
Maine
van Antwerp
Mme. D’mille
Washingtons
Madras
Pereale
Dauphin Street
Lady Corset
Ingingham
Gingham
Mobile County Association
Dr. Pierce
Rigas
Jane Egged
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N
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