Greenville guests and club notes fill local social pages
The column lists numerous Greenville residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns, names hostesses at gatherings, and notes club meetings including the Fifty-two Club, Young Matrons Club, Harmony Club, and Woman's Club. It records guests from Mobile, Montgomery, Charlotte, and Dothan, plus upcoming meetings and program topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imomans
He Webb
Florala
Rouse
B. Reeves
O. A. Lane
A. Lane
Rogers and Children
C. F. Winkler
Tillichier Flowers
Dothan
J. D. Flowers
Butler
Visi
Ang
Webb Stanley
Katie Pas Kendrick
Gues
Deticious
Ptte Russe
Ting Ee
Harmony Club
Perdue
Henry Huss
Ruth Srevevin
J. BE. Barnes
Allie Mae Nevin
W. C.ie
One Progressive Club
Ion
Genie Powell
Wagner
Ronnie Powell
Eimvie Beeland
D 'Verdi
Constance
Phillip
Messen
England
Mg John
Elinor
Conmance
Austria
France
John
Algiers
F. T. Herlong
A. L. Brooke
Montgomery
Flacon Chib Priosts
Commerce Street
Dawes 2 Special: Local Movers Move Wood Shipping Firm
John C or and family relocated to a new wood shipping business site for two years. George Newman of Ashland Mobile visited Miss Beth Newman at Highland Inn. Leo Akend commented on a car issue while Spring Hill residents searched for work and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdawhs
Ala
John
Cor
Wood
George Newman
Ashland Mobile
Beth*Newman
Highland Inn
Leo Akend
Spring Hill
Luce Dale Girls Fall to Leakesville on Leakesville Court
Luce Dale high school girls lost to Leakesville high 27 to 7 on a Leakesville court. The article lists players captains and attendees, notes community visits, club meetings, and local movements, including attendance at Mobile carnival and a family move back to Leakesville.
Southern University Greensboro Notes and Events
Dr John Rush of Mobile spoke on sexual hygiene at the Greensboro Opera House. The Y M C A yearly committees were announced with chairmen named. The athletic board heard basketball and tennis reports, planned big gym night, a miniature county fair, and a gym class exhibition. Debaters set April 29 for a racially framed European war causes topic. Evans of Clio added to matriculation. March 3 primary oratorical contest finalists named with topics and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ala
John Rush
Mobile
Charles A. Rush
Greensboro Opera House
H. G. Douglas
Webb Jordan
W. T. Deal
Broughton Nelson
E. P. Joyner
Dayton Robinson
H. S. Savage
Athletic Board of Control
Godbey
Clarisophie
Belles Lettres
W. M. Hinton
BE. A. Barmett
W. H. Robertson
Evans
Clio
Barbour County High School
W. Segrest
H. I. Savage
F. B. Joyner
Special Lenten Services at St Josephs Catholic Church
Lent programs announced by Rev. Father W Salentine pastor of St Joseph church at St Francis Streets with sermons by Rev. Father E C de la Moriniere S J of Spring Hill College Sundays 6 30 and 8 30 and 10 masses on weekdays 6 and 8 way of the cross Fridays 7 30 pm for school children 2 pm Lenten service and benediction Wednesdays and Sundays 7 30 pm sermon topics listed through March 28 The Trials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Josephs
Father W. Salentine
St. Francis
E. C. de la Moriniere
S. J
Spring Hill College
Muscat Plans Extended Poultry Sales Trip
J. O. Muscat, a prominent grocer and produce dealer, will leave Sunday night for an extended tour through Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee to promote his poultry business amid strong demand for good poultry and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscat
J. O. Muscat
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Knights and Ladies of Security to Hold Key Meeting
Fraternal KB and of S Mobile Council announce an important meeting on Friday February 26 to discuss the Blue contest and member growth. District Manager George L Clinton will attend to assist the campaign. Brother Phillips nears recovery and President Pistole also recovered. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S _ Mobile Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
George L. Clinton
Phillips
Pistole
Loyal Order of Moose Opens 30 Day Charter Outreach
Loyal Order of Moose Mobile Lodge 321 held a regular session reporting a 30 day charter opening from March 1. Secretary Harry Arent will provide literature and applications. members urged to recruit four to five new members toward a 1000 member goal. Initiation fees are half the regular amount for eligible men of good character and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Mobile Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Harry Arent
Forest Camp 1 Elect Delegates for Head Camp Meet
Forest Camp 1 held a large meeting electing delegates to the head camp convention in Selma on March 9. Delegates include FE IL Cahall P Oliver A Verneuille E J Grove D J Cashin J S Winter and Dr Joseph Patt with alternates R K Cahall R H Giles Y W Pringle Jr O Pritchett B B Newbold K F Crawfoot. Fifteen sovereigns won presents for names such as Singleton Crawford R K Cahall Mandich Newbold Cunningham Verneuille Fairley Treadway Koppermith Vautrot Giles Primo E L Cahall and Delhomme. The notes mention a single man winning a tabby blanket and not knowing what to do with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Camp
Selma
Cahall
A. Verneuille
E. J. Grove
D. J. Cashin
Winter
Joseph Patt
R. K. Cahall
R. H. Giles
Y. W. ‘Pringle, Jr
O. Pritchett
B.B. Newbold
K. F. Crawfoot
Singleton
Crawford
Mandich
Newbold
Cunningham
Verneuille
Fairley
Treadway
Koppersmith
Vautrot
Giles
Primo
E. L. Cahall
Delhomme
Fraternal Aid Union Lodge Meets. State Organizer Planned Visit
Mobile Lodge 938 of the Fraternal Aid Union held its regular meeting Monday night and transacted routine business. State organizer Newman Laser of Atlanta notified the lodge he would make an official visit in early March, with prior notice to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Union
Mobile Lodge 938
Newman Laser
Atlanta
Dokies to Celebrate Ceremony at Battle House
The Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan known as the Dokies will hold a ceremony at Battle House Auditorium on February 24. The deputy imperial prince D W C Yar borough of Birmingham Alabama will attend with guests from Mobile temple and other southern temples. A walk over the hot sands and camel milk with zem zem are expected as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Theodore grows Satsuma groves boost Theodore growth
Theodore Alabama reports rapid fruit expansion with Satsuma groves reaching hundreds of acres and expected heavy crops this year. The winter favored the trees and grape fruits kumquats also promise strong yields. Town pride grows as wartime depression yields to new homes and farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ala
Satsuma
Satsumas
Phipp and High to Join Yankees This Season
Detroit reports Walter Phipp first baseman and Hugh High outfielder will play for the New York Americans this season as terms are announced by the club. The move signals a reshaped roster with both players joining the American lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Walter Phipp
Hugh High
New York Americans
Navin Ae
Local Social Notes From Chicora Mississippi
Miss Clyde Willieme visits Miss Laura Smith as Mrs. Florence Gorday visits her mother in D.V. Daniels. A Friday night gathering at B B Barnes then Mrs. Lawrence Davis home featured Beulah Davis music. Aline Edna Rogers host cousins Jesse and Misses Minnie Lena Rogers Buckatunna. Mardi Gras Mobile trip mentioned. A twelve pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. George ers. Sadie Moody ill but improving. Davie Daniels returns from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora
Clyde Willieme
Clara
Laura Smith
Florence Gorday
Vin Bend
Ala
D.V. Daniels
B. B. Barnes
Lawrence Davis
Beulah Davis
Buckatunna
Miss
C. Fitts
Mobile
George
Ers
Sadie Moody
Davie Daniels
Florida
Prichard School Flags Turnerville Guests in Simple Ceremony
Prichard Ala on Feb 20 reports the Prichard school with two teachers Miss Flinn and Miss Kate Nichols attended a flag raising at Turnerville school. Professor J Fisher of Whistler presented the flag and gave a brief address. Students sang and were served refreshments. Church notices and local updates follow including services at the Baptist and Methodist churches and baseball season opener on Prichard diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard
Ala
Prichard School
Flinn
Kate Nichols
Turnerville School
J. Fisher
Whistler School
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. Butterley
Leila A. Stratton
John Starr
Selma
R.T. Gilpin
Wesley Gilpin
Houston
Tex
Baseball News
F. Sanders
R. Sanders
H Sanders
S. Ross
B. Flimmings
B. Adams
B. Moore
D. Warner
S. Dixon
M. Cramer
L. McMillan
McFarland
Gaines
J. Moore
W. Brantley
J. Griffith
Smith
Cc. Range
Local Happenings in Bayou La Batre and Mobile
Bayou La Batre mourns Mrs. Delphine Rabby with funeral services at her home and St Francis Street Methodist Church Mobile. Attendants include Dr. McCrary and the Smee family. Also noted are a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Perry Bosarge, illness in the community, and several residents visiting Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou LA Batre
Ala
Delphine Rabby
St. Francis St. Methodist Church
Mobile
Magnolia Cemetery
Annie Smee
Person
Lucy Smee
Frank Cahall
Rabby
J. A. Owens
Sylvester Crenshaw
Stork
Perry Bosarge
Dr. McCrary
J. Myers
William Smee
John Rolston
P. Dennis
Smee
Irma
Riva
Maud Hamilton
Danghdrill
Birmingham
Rolston Visits City As Reef Warden Candidate
John E. Rolston proprietor of Rolston's Hotel in Coden visits the city while seeking appointment as reef warden of Alabama waters by the governor. He states he expects to be considered and discusses his qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rolston
1Ston's Hotel
Coden
Alabama
Rolston
Pineapple hosts Wilcox team in two February games
Pineapple prep teams gear up as Wilcox County High School boys schedule two basketball games at Pineapple courts on February 27 against Moore Academy. Players are said to be busy practicing and determined to avoid defeat by both Pineapple boys and girls teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineapets Eine
Camden
Wilcox County High School
Moore Academy
Wilcox High School
Tolbert Day
Crook
Sardis
Highland Home
Ozark
John
Mary
Alma
Jean
Mittie Harris
Clem Harris
Rock West
J. A. Mills
E. G. Donald
James
Willie
Langham Williams
J. B. Lloyd
Mobile
Lois Grimes
Young Ladies’ Embroidery Club
Local Social Notes From North Theodore Alabama
Mr and Mrs J H Manuel visited relatives in Dawes last weekend. Mrs Silas Lundy moved into the neighborhood. Mrs Frank Lombard visited her mother Mrs E N Johnson. Mrs Lester Miller spent Sunday with Mrs Evelyn Miller. Miss Nett Tillman visited home folks. Co R Smith and Daniel Rouse visited Theodore on business. Frank Lombard of Dawes spent Monday with Rev Joseph Lombard. Mrs E N Johnson and son left for Ocean Springs and other points in Mississippi. C R Smith visited Mobile on business. Many residents attended a Mobile carnival and neighbors enjoyed visits in Mobile and Pierce Level communities.
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Lucedale
Miss
Lucedale High School
Leakesville High School
Leakesville Court
Ham
Celia Cook
Mabel Gibson
Stella Thomas
Jennie Atwood
Troy McNeage
Maude Pope
Bre Ct
H. M. Bell
J. R. Bedgood
Ethel Kinch
Ethel Kinch, Messrs. Thomas
L. C. Helms
Biloxi
Pascagoula
Federal Court
W. Bley
Scott County
W. W. Thomas
Califor
Bhe
Noble Eley
Mobile Medical College
W. W. Eley
Magnolia Cemetery
John Cook
Eleanor Lamb
Embry
Lella Helms
Bell and
Harvey
Mothers’ Club
Mobile
Greg Gicken
Harmon
Grady Sasser
A. J. Reynolds
Leakesville
Ratliff Street
J. R. Barnes
Grace Russell
Gulfport
C. 8. Barr
Theodore
Ala
Dawes
Silas Lundy
Frank Lombard
Lester Miller
Evelyn
Miller
Nett Tillman
Co. R
Ruby Crosby
Evelyn Millery
Parks Walker
Pierce Level
Ruby. Crosby
Aline Lundy
Tom Busby
C. R. Smith
Messrs
Charlies
Lee Clements
Tom McConnell
Irvington Community News Briefs from Alabama
Irvinton items report guests from Kalamazoo and Chicago visiting Miss Emma Low and Mrs. W H Pollock hosting the Five Hundred Club in honor of Mrs Oscar Oleson. Ash Wednesday services at St Pauls chapel. residents travel and property moves noted including Dr M L Goff to resume practice and various visits from Alaska Michigan Illinois and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ala
R. E. Rolston
H. W. Packer
Kalamazoo
Mich
Emma Low
W. H. Pollock
Five Hundred Club
Oscar Oleson
Chicago
St. Paul’s Chapel
Reese
Dodgeville
Wis
Strayer
Alaska
Irvington Land Co
Argyl
M. L. Goff
Mobile
Daphne School Benefit and Local Society Notes
The Daphne School Improvement Association plans an entertainment next Friday for the Dahne Normal School. Local visits included G King and G Cook, former Daphne Normal students, and illness updates for Miss Alice Gernigan and Mr G Kesley. Washington and Lee societies hosted a birthday event, Majestic carried a Mardi Gras crowd, and entertainer Miss E D Randel performed amid earlier Christmas sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Ala
School Improvement Association
Dahne Normal School
G. King
Daphne Normal
G. Cook
Alice Gernigan
Gateswood
Kesley
Washington Society
Washington
Lee Society
Majestic
Dephne
E.D. Randel
Jeane
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Minstrels
Tate
United States
Southern University
Phipp
THE
Yankees
North Theodore
C Cowan
Dauphin Street
Gach
Ae Rae
Byars
Jos. Patt
Germany
South
Daly
Gulf Coast Lines
Manuett Teenyisco
New Orleans
Texas
Santa Fe
California
Harvey Meals
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Panama Expositions
W. Lk. McWhirter
St. Charles Sc
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