Community Club Notes Highlight Local Federations
The City Federation ordains Mrs E D Thames as a leading figure while delegates from the Mother's Circle join six clubs. Edward Crenshay Chapter hosts meetings with new members Job Carter and Aileen Graham. Harmony and Music Clubs present programs as Woman's Club prepares Educational Day honoring Mrs Thames with national addresses. Birthday party marks third for Nanleen Amerine with games and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Aileen Norris
Greenville Rela
Metcalf
Mobile
City Federation
E. D. Thames
Thames
Italy
Edward Crenshay
Crades of Confederacy
Louise Beerland
Madison
Carol Thames
Laura Cater
Job Carter
Aileen Graham
Harmony Club
Florrie
Lillie Kern
Renegar
W. H. Neidlinger
Annette Lewis
Ruby Nicholson
EB. D. Thames
Woman's Club
Guk McKenzie
C. K. MceGehes
Ghiberti and
Donatello
Jack Botting
James J. Roche
A. E. Barnes
Michael Angelo
Core
The
Library
Oyster Loaves and Fresh Sea Foods at Charlies Schimpf
Advertisement lists 25 cent oyster loaves at Charlies Schimpf Restaurant 3-5-7 North Royal Street with fresh et to go and toasted options. raw oysters priced at 20 cents per dozen and small increments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Schimpf
North Royal Street
Will
Ats
University Students Prepare for Debates With Vanderbilt and Kentucky
University of Alabama students set March 7 for preliminary tryouts to debate against Vanderbilt and the University of Kentucky on the question whether President Wilson was right to veto the Burnett immigration bill based on illiteracy tests. Notable participants include J. Fred Johnston and Wyatt Rushton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ala
Vanderbilt
University of Kentucky
Alabama
Wilson
Burnett
University Auditorum
J. Fred Johnston
Florence
O. M. Coston
Birmingham
R. M. Goodall
Wyattt Rushtown
Montgomery
C. A. Lewis
Eutaw
Jesse Jackson
Alexander City
Michael Sollie
Ozark
Calvin Poole
Greenville
C. D. Sheperd
Cordova
Lee Bidgood
Department of Economics
J. J. Doster
School of Education
Anson Phelps Stokes
Yale University
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Dester
Southern Educational Conference For the Study of
Then
Earle R. Campbell
Columbia
John L. Carmichael
Goodwater
Wyatt Rushton
Montmery
Thomas M. Owen, Jr
Tromery
J. M.farris
Elba
Bidgood
Dean Doster
W. F. Prouty
Serene
Prouty
Oetsak
Maryland
Dugete
Alabama Geological Survey
Fragmentary passenger list hints at a noon arrival
The readable text presents a fragment of a passenger list from New York. Names appear garbled but suggest travelers and a noon arrival time. Readers are left with partial surnames and initials, indicating an incomplete roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sassensess
New York
Ollowing
C. Ee Misseo
H. Sey
Social Scene Notes From Mobile And Fairhope
Mrs A F Kins hosts a formal luncheon at the Mobile as part of a sequence of social affairs. Miss Corrie Bell Boyd, Miss Eva Case and Mrs Gavin Hunter attend visits to Fairhope. Sewing Circle gatherings at Beach Hotel include cards and music with a Washington’s Birthday decor. Mr and Mrs Phillips and Miss Lubock travel to Chicago. Gore and Collins return from Morris and Chicago after visiting Currans and Widneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Kins
Irene
Eva Case
Corrie Bell Boyd
Gavin Hunter
Fairhope
M White and
Hutchins
Beach Hotel
Washington
Crichton Notes and Social Snippets on Local Residents
In Crichton Alabama on February 27 the Rev A B Brown is ill with grip. Mrs E W Shrieve of Orchards visits son W Rasmus of Mobile street. Miss Willie Pattison visits sister Mrs N B McCants after a year in New York studying nursing. Mrs R H Kilpatrick hosts a dinner for Miss Pattison. The Earn Workers postponed their Pocotiog meeting due to icy weather. Pauline Phifer won a dinner set on Friday. Mrs D P Deakle of Grand Bay visited her daughter Mrs A J Causey. Rev J D Wilkes is convalescing after several days illness.
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Crichton
Ala
A. B. Brown
E. W. Shrieve
Orchara
W. Rasmus
Mobile Street
Willie Pattison
N. B. McCants
Unt
Olive
Pattison
New York
R. H. Kilpatrick
Miss Pattison
Iss Pauline Phifer
D. P. Deakle O
Grand Bay
A. J. Causey
Old Shell Road
J. D. Wilkes
Local notices from Satsuma Alabama February events
Mrs Ungicker and her child returned home after visiting relatives for a month. Mrs Getty hosted a dinner for Mrs Feirk Mrs Anderson and others. Misses Florence Lydia Wink and Thursal Reed attended a Sun day school convention in Mobile as delegates from Satsuma. Mrs Kokowsky spent Friday in Mobile. Miriam Spotswood visits parents in Mobile. Florence Willer of Mobile will visit the Wink family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satsuma
Ala
W. Ungicker
William
Getty
Feirk
Anderson
Ayse
White
J. O. Cox
Florence
Lydia Wink
Thursal Reed
Mobile
Co. L. Kokowsky
Miriam
Spotswood
Mo- Mr
Eepeicraft
Giss
Florence Willer
Wink
Evergreen reports optimistic Alabama outlook for industry and crops
The Evergreen correspondent envisions strong growth in Alabama's industrial and agricultural sectors. He cites cotton and vegetable crops, planned canneries, a potential local box factory, and a cooperative marketing plan to stabilize prices and reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Alabama
Loper Family Notes and Visits in Grove Hill
Special to Tue ayo Feb. Ala. 27 Mrs Addie Mea4 returns home Grove Hill with two weeks visit to her husband Mr Allen. Mr H F Loper agent of Geiger Ala called to bedside of wife Miss Lollie Loper. Miss Jessie Loper visits over weekend with Addie. A Beturaag pastor travels to Bar Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie
Pegres
Grove
Allen Cflesy
H. F. Loper
Geiger
Ala
Lollie Loper
Jessie Loper
Bar- Chapel
Port residents host visitors and family amid weekend plans
The Port area saw a flow of visitors and relatives over the weekend. Catherine and Mr Hasan were hosted by Mrs Sones with Mamie Delshamee and Gus Jones guests at the home. Delghamps sisters Maude and May, Murpherine Deldee, and Arthur Sirlott of Delchamps were among those visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanes
Aia
Bal
Mise Pena
Ana
Gus Jones
Deldee
Maude
May
Delghamps
Rogers
Arthur Sirlott
Delchamps
Irvington News Briefs From Alabama Village
In Irvington Alabama February high notes report Mrs N Lesney recovering from a broken arm after a fall under Dr M L Goff. Local gardeners plant spring crops as Peach and pecan trees appear promising. Teachers Mr W Oliver and Mr Frank Thurston visit, and church services and fundraisers accompany town life with Mrs Meredith and son from West Virginia mentioned among attendees.
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Irvington
Ala
Irs
N. Lesney
Htes
Feiss Lowles Cotles
M. L. Goff
B. F. Ee
W. Oliver
Frank A. Thurston
Fgg
Oscar Oleson
South Orchard Visare
Aid Lahoar Ore
Ena
Conan
James Glendinnin
Union Church
Ee Inn
Seneneka W. Va
W. A. Fincher
Charleston
Bony Co
J. Littleheer
Local social notes and visits in Suggsville area
People from Suggsville and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and friends this week. Dr. F Cobb of Barlow Bend, Mrs. C I Dahlberg, Mr. J J Prim, Charlie Coates, Zack Cobb, James Deas, Rev D M Pearson, Mrs. Robert McConnell, Mrs. Bern W Hewes, Mrs. Chariie Gwynn, Bryant Boroughs, and others are mentioned with various travels and greetings in town and surrounding communities.
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Ala
M St
F. Cobb
Barlow Bend
Marion Cobb
Aew
C. I. Dahlberg
Pine Hill
J J. Prim
Tuscaloosa
Mesers
Charlie Coates
Zack Cobb
Grove Hill
May Candy Chief Tours Concord and Escambia Counties
Brewton Alabama reports Mr. T F May of May Candy and Grocery Company is touring Concord and Escambia counties this week by car with his wife. The item notes local happenings including home additions, church events, a failed milch cow, a mobile visit, and a bakery's sales.
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Brewton
Ala
T. F. May
May Candy and Grocery Company
Concord
Escambia
J. GC. Crawford
Alco
Annie Bell Sturdevant
Arthur Alleh
Alco M. B. Church Aid Society
Evergreen Avenue
C. J. Hammett
Alco M. B
EB. Downing
Kirkland
R. O. Morris
Fannie Stokes
Mobile
John McNell
Atmore
Cleveland Windham
Star Bakery
Local Social Notes and Visits in Fruitdale Area
Fruitdale residents and visitors are listed with relatives and neighbors. Names include Sree tie Blanche Fred Thomas Weaver George Metzger and the P. Miles Veneering Company president, with reports of family visits, shopping trips, and weekday errands in nearby towns such as Shubuta Mobile Buckatunz Deer Park Vinegar Bend and State Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati
Bundey
Sreetie
Blanche Fred
Ginntes
Thomas Weaver
George Metzger
Ley Fruit & Produce Compass
Bluffton
Glen Brown
I, Mo
Rae P. H. Saxon
Shubuta
F. M
L. EB. McDavid
State Line Wedness
Deer Park Community Notices and Social Gatherings
Deer Park Alabama residents share news of visits from Wesley Ric Shanholtzer and others, a School Improvement dancing party at McGrath’s Hall honoring Washington’s birthday, and various appearances by Postmaster Read and local figures in Mobile Meridian and surrounding areas. The item notes social events, travel, and local officials from February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Ala
Shanholtzer
Wesley Ric . W
Weldy
B. L. Russell
Forman
Chatom
Charles Wright
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
McGrathsery Hall
Ashington
Fred B. Baker
Chicago
J. B
Karl Baxter
Turner
Vinegar Bend
School Association
Baxter
Bre
Ford Shankes
W. J. Harrison
Fruitdale
Read
Mobile
Agee
Sil B. L. Duncan
Meridian
Miss
G. B. Kee
J. EB. Esler
J. M. Scott
Guy Turner
Sheyo Bend
Holly Beshel
Otel Beshel
W. F. Glisson
Shannon
H. H. Best
Government 4
Tor of Agricuity
Deerdale
Oyster Loaves Offered At Ghasses Schimpt Restaurant
At 3 North Royal Street Ghasses Schimpt Restaurant advertises 26 cent oyster loaves and opened plant oysters in dozens. The stand sells toasted oysters and other items with 200 dozen available at 10 cents per dozen.
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Ghasses Schimpt
North Royal Street
Volunteer Firemen Veterans' Association Plans 18th Anniversary
Mobile Alabama February 1 1916 report on the Volunteer Firemen Veterans Association 17th anniversary banquet held April 13 1914. Members urged to recruit new members for welfare of the organization and a motion passed to solicit memberships. Announcement of the 18th anniversary event on March 31 at 8 pm with dues set at 2 dollars per year payable quarterly. Secretary and president sign off with invitation to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Volunteer Firemen Veterans’ Association
Ty: C of
MG Bowe
J. Thos
Turner
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William Ruf
Texas
Navy Department
Virginia Capes
Vanderbilt Collegians
Daniel
Conecuh
Ind
Loper
Alabama Port
Just
Marvin Daha
Janet OF
Harriett Comstock
Stewart Edward White
Peg O
J. Hartley Manners
the Rosary
Florence Barclay
Damon and
Pythias
Albert Payson Terhune
Chas
Neville Buck
Miling
Sherman
Trey OF Hearts
Suggsville
Tel
Eereeeae
Overritten
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Union Savings Bank
Streb’s Bakery
Royal Stress
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