Powers Miller Wedding in Greensboro Reveals Festive Honors
Guests greeted the bride Powers Miller with Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Otts leading in the library where gifts were displayed. Mrs. Thomas Knight sang. Miss Kameen Waller performed. Matrons of honor and bridesmaid Irma Marx accompanied the wedding party. Several out of town relatives attended, with many preludes and showers held in Miss Powers honor. Numerous teas and cards followed, ending with a salad reception in the Carson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
James Otts
Jack Powers
C.eee
Northrop
Dirs
David Key
Thomas Knight
Kameen Waller
Powers Taylor
Jack Beck Powers
Powers-Miller
Bert Storey
Katie Lou Pritchett
Sadie Beck Powers
Champ Louis
Tuscaloosa
William Miller
Birmingham
John Powers
Moundville
Mable Powers Taylor
Little Son
Eutaw
Tally Turnipseed
Union Springs
Miss Powers
Powers
Spotwood Williams
Tuscaloosa Street
William Torbert
Luther Grote
Torbert
Olga McCurdy
Robert Smith
Archie, Jr
Lawson
Winn Withers
Greensore
Mary Jones
Charles Horton
Aliceville
Ala
Herndon Inge
Inge
Z. M. P. Inge
Sallie Avery
Montevallo
S. C. Carson
Elenore Ward
Carson
Sadie Powers
Merrill Citizens Attend Multiple Engagements and Auctions
Special to The Item from Merrill Mississippi notes L G Danner and family traveling to Tamala to visit relatives. R N McKay of Lucedale and J D Cooley of Hillman visit for business. Willie Woodard of Bexley and Charlie Morgan of Fulton attend local activities. Lawyers Poward Moss and Hammer of Lucedale bid $301.15 to purchase Merrill Mercantile store goods. Hammer the high bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Miss
L. G. Danner
Tamala
Mr. Danner
R. N. McKay
Lucedale
J. D. Cooley
Hillman
Willie Woodard
Bexley
Charlie Morgan
Fulton
Ala
Poward
Moss
Mr. Hammer
Merrill Mercantile Company
Hammer
J. E Gayfer
Basin
Pincus Green
J. C. Dorsette
Metzger Dealers Sue Butcher for Property Use Rights
Boyles and Kohn representing Metzger dealers in hides and wool filed a law and equity suit in the court against a butcher alleging claim to personal property and its use.
Local residents attend court and meetings in Mobile and nearby towns
The report lists residents such as Miss Myrtleet and J. Runyon attending United States and circuit court sessions in Chatom Biloxi and other towns. It notes a Fruitdale meeting on February 22 about good roads and local visits by D W Crouse Jim Aranguena and John Bearan. Additional items mention planting pecan trees, fruit and vegetable packaging work, and upcoming dental appointments in Fruitdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig R Carr
C. Miss
Glenn Wn
O. Henry Plummer
Garfield
HR. Garr
Bred Brockway
A. J. Baal
Hilbert Carpenter
United States
Misa Myrtleet
Atmore
A. Heartel
W. J. Runyon
W. H. Burlingame
Chatom
Fruitdale
Citronelle
D. W. Crouse
Jim Aranguena
John Bearan
Yellow Pine
Lettie Lewis
Mobile
W. J. Williams
George Elliott
William Elliott
Ira Byrd
Wiley W. Mills
W. O. Brell
United States Court
Biloxi
J. L. F. Fowler
Birmingham
L. C. Auvill
Grant Quiggie
Santa Rosa
Fila
Fruitdale Veneering Company
H. C. McMurphy
Coden News Briefs Highlight Local Personalities
Dr. Parsons of Rushville Ind became a Coden property owner and returned north. Ada Smith traveled to Meridian for her cousin’s illness. Mardi Gras drew crowds from Coden to Mobile. Gordon Gould of Mobile visited Hattie Gould. Mrs Winston Jones vacationed at a Coden summer home. Frank Smith of Meridian regained health with family care. A Meridian visitor, a former Coden resident now in Atlanta, saw relatives here. Eugene Richardson, Coden postmaster, ill at home. Rolston Hotel guests included residents from Montgomery Mobile Birmingham Greenville and Atlanta. Visitors and locals enjoyed dinners and fishing trips at Rolston's and nearby Dauphin Island waters. Mr. Hendrick did business in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coden
Ala
Dr. Parsons
Rushville
Ind
Ada Smith
Meridian
Mobile
Gordon Gould
Hattie Gould
Winston Jones
Frank Smith
Smith
John Pritchett
Atlanta
Jack Rabby
Barbara
Eugene Richardson
Rolston Hotel
W. Sitzler
Montgomery
Brown
B. Walker
E. H. Dryer
Birmingham
R. F. Montgomery
Greenville
S. H. Dent
W. B. Bellingrath
Lilly Harnsen
F. S. Campbell
Gainesville
Rolston’s
Ina Shepard
Annie Pease
Rolston
Harry White
Union Town
Miss
Dauphin Taland
Pollard Notes Carnival Visitors and Woodmen Race
Pollard Alabama notes a series of carnival visitors from New Orleans Birmingham Pensacola and Mobile. G S Walker seeks head manager post of Woodmen of the World meeting at Selma in March and is favored by locals. Pollard Camp No 333 reports initiation of candidates and good lodge condition with Brewton attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Ala
J. B
J. D. Nored
New Orleans
D. H
L. M. Finley
G. S. Walker
Woodmen of the World
Selma
Walker
Escambia County
Brewton
Adkinson
Clara People Welcome Sun After Lumber Work Delay
Clara Mississippi residents express relief as sunshine returns after disruption tied to the W. G. Trigg Lumber Company work. Local economy and schedules resume normal pace with resumed outdoor activity and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Miss
W. G Trigg Lumber Company
Pass Christian Notes On School Examinations And Local Happenings
Pass Christian high school pupils underwent a physical examination by Drs. A. R. Robertson and A. Strong. most passed with no serious cases. Paneer Gunn of Natchez led a Lenten service at St. Pauls Church with Bishop Gunn officiating in Fr Althoffs absence. A Woodmen of the World Ladies Circle dance proved successful socially and financially. Visitors included E. J. Adams of the Regacine and Miss Myrtle Caucier of Long Beach with several others in town and New Orleans trips by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passa Christian High School
A. R. Robertson
A. Strong
Paneer Gunn
Natchez
St. Paul's Church
Bishop Gunn
Althoff
Europe
Woodmen of World
E. J. Adams
The
Regacine
Myrtle Caucier
Long Beach
the Pass
Louise
Gasparine Cnepotel
New Orleans
Adele Sheridan
Grace Warner
A. Ackley
Ocean Springs
A. P. Saucier
Infant dies after operation in Jackson Alabama
Special to The Iter reports eight month old Mamie Derring died Sunday after a successful operation but failed to recover. Funeral for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Howard McMullen was held at 3 PM Monday. The column note lists local visitors, births, and travel to Mardi Gras festivities with residents from Jackson and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iter
Jackson
Ala
Mamie
Ira Derring
Howard McMullen
John Oliver
Sassy
Gulf City
Will Dent, Jr
J. A. Brady
Sam Barnes, Jr
Sophia
Nettie Garrow
W. M. Morton
Marble
H. L. Graham
T. B. Morgan
Wallace
Home Folkg
John Boykin
Manila
Kelly
Fairford
Charles Prim
Wallace McGowan
W. M. Cravey
Tuezday
Thomasville
Zimmerman Mill
Iss Deisy Singhies
Salitpa
Miss Seay Calhoun
Mobile
Miss Gaynor
G. W. Skipper
Bride
Skipper
Fred Caracristi
West
Poriss Bobbie Ruth Goldsmith
LO. Gunter
Rivers
E Hill
Carlton
Business Merry
M. McMullen
Clarence Calhoun
Fred Stim
Carnival Visitors Look In On Vinegar Bend Local Scene
Carnival guests from Vinegar Bend to Mobile include Daisy and Annie Aliday Margie Pullen and many others. visitors from Chatom and York join locals and relatives this week. The Willing Workers plan a George Wee supper at Tom Warriss home on the twenty second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinegar Bend
Ala
Mobile
Daisy
Annie Aliday
Margie Pullen
N. E. Turner
Will Taylor
Eddie Wood
H. B. Miller
Horace Turner
Buck Shanholtzer
Guyane
Maynard Allday
Gaines Baxter
J. Stewart
G. EB. Allday
W. M. Kecias
H. Turner
R. D
Thompson
Bay Minette
Robert Platt
Recetowes
George Weee
Tom Warris
R. E. Fuller
Yellow Pine
Bacatewpa
Aln
Mere M
Divorce Complaint Filed by Wife Against Harry E. Brediley
A wife files for an absolute divorce from her husband Harry E. Brediley alleging separation since 1913 after a desertion following their marriage on April 1 1916. The couple has not lived together as a married couple since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Brediley
Presbyterian ladies host spend-there party at Mrs. Goode home
Ali Camdibri and 34 guests attended a social at Mrs. Goode's Gastonburg home. A three-course dinner, blind- and typewritten-game prizes, and a romance reading were featured. Mrs. D Paiva welcomed guests. other events included Bible Study, Chautauqua circle, and music clubs with new members enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camdibr
Ali
Presbyterian Waves
SR R. Liddell
B. Holman
Goode
Gastonburg
Ala
D. Paiva
Sal Ne ‘Lle
Sam Moore
Miller Bonner
R. D. Gilbert
W. Alford
Alice Atraence
Canton Bend
Daisy Dale
Ned Tait
John Stanford
al Curtis
Mongomery
Tennyson Chautauqua Circle
H. Matthews
Seiller
Phil Selma
Ips
Ernoon
Ieee Ge. W
Dr Oates Seeks to Preserve Job in Mobile
Mobile state jail inspector Dr William H Oates arrived from Montgomery where he worked to keep his position amid uncertainty about his employment. He traveled to the city after participating in efforts to save his post and potential next steps remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Oates
Mobile
City
Montgomery
Ofseme
Aef Soames A A
Local Notes From Deer Park and Nearby Towns
Deer Park and nearby residents report visits by Caton Visitore and others with social events and travel. A Souther iD visit returns after four weeks, with awakenings and tales of a busy Gr was season. Miss Irene hanholtzer attended a 40k party and an auto trip to Citronelle. Flower Farm shipments bring hundreds of narcissis and violets to Mobile. Currie and Julia spend winter with friends here. Eben Rawls stays with sister Mrs W R Leon for the season. Charles Beshel visits Prichard area. Do W Quiggie hosts card night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton
Tala
Souther Id
W. F. Tehateathas
Ohio
Koline
Ala
Irene Hanholtzer
Inahis
Darty
Citronelle
Mobile
Charles Beshel
Prichard
Peive
Do. W. Quiggie
Bunbeam band organized in Suggsville with Miss Mary Davis leader
In Suggsville Alabama on February 20 a Bunbeam band was organized led by Miss Mary Davis with weekly Sunday meetings. The report notes visits by Dr. T J Krause to Gasport and social calls among residents including Miss Mamie Stabler from Crichton and Rev J B Trotter, former local preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uggsville
Ala
Mary Davis
T. J. Krause
Gasport
Mamie Stabler
Crichton
J. B. Trotter
Mr. Trotter
L. E. Whisenhunt
Gainestown
M. Roberts
Mobile
Creme Sports Co
Ovett
Alfred Stain Mo
T. A. Creagh
Selma
Meloy
DeWitt
SATSUMA Furnishes by Two Poodles in Mobile
In Mobile on Friday a local event featured SATSUMA providing two poodles in a community display. Miss Florence Wink seated part of the arrangement, drawing attention to the unique exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Florence
Local Notes From McWilliams Area Include Appointments
In McWilliams Alabama D Coun visits Mrs Wood and Mrs McLean moves toward a new home after follow up by her husband who was appointed deputy sheriff of Cox County. Local women Misses Lucile Melt Eula Etta Mims and Annie return from a trip and a meeting covered crop divers cattle tick discussions by Mr Burl Uate of Auburn College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Williams
Ala
D. C
R. Wood
A. McLean
Cox County
Lucile
Eula
Etta Mims
Annie
Burl Uate
Auburn College
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Greensboro
Mitchell’s
Dauphin Street
Ats
Fifth Avenue
Centers of Fashion
Eabh
DR. Oates
Suggsville
Satsuma
McWilliams
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