Mike Gibbons Prepares For Milwaukee Bout Against Clabby
Mike Gibbons arrives in Chicago with brothers Tom and Ray Temple to spar at Forbes gym as Jimmy Clabby trains at Bernstein's, ahead of Friday night clash in Milwaukee. Gibbons says Clabby is a great champion and he plans to fight without predictions.
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International News Service
Chicago
Mike Gibbons
Mike
Tom
Ray Temple
Forbes Gymnasium
Jimmy Clabby
Bernstein's
Theiddies
Milwaukee
Gibbs
Forbes Tomorn
Clabby
Gibbons
L Hammel Co buyers Go East for Spring Stock
L Hammel Dry Goods Company plans a brisk spring stock import as Julius Hammel sends buyers to New York and Cleveland to view the Wooltex line and other new lines. Sam Presley and H Wagner lead the shopping, with Milton Strauss overseeing fabrics. Another wave of buyers will join next week.
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Julius Hammel
Sam Presley
New York
Cleveland
Hammel
Mobile
H. Wagner
Milton Strauss
L. Hammel Dry Goods Company
Mamie Ethel Trotter Celebrates Ninth Birthday in Crichton
Rev and Mrs J B Trotter hosted Mamie Ethel Trotter's ninth birthday party on Springhill avenue Crichton with games and a dining room reception. Gifts came from friends including Alice Eastburn Ethel Goff Fannie Haas Genevieve Fisher Lelia Mae McLean Anna Lucille Hamilton Beatrice McCreary Nellie McCreary Miriam Lowery Anna Laurie Dunn Lucille Rasher Mary Burg Minnie DuBoise Ruth Burg Laura Mae Cowart Vivian Hamilton Mayard Hamilton Mrs Albright won dishes at Mr Rollins store Rev J B Trotter to preach at the Methodist Church Dr M L Goff visited Mobile and his mother Mrs C Goff.
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J. B. Trotter
Springhill Avenue
Mamie Ethel
Alice Eastburn
Ethel Goff
Fannie Haas
Genevieve Fisher
Lelia Mae McLean
Anna
Lucille Hamilton
Beatrice McCreary
Nellie McCreary
Miriam Lowery
Anna Laurie Dunn
Lucille Rasher
Mary Burg
Minnie DuBoise
Ruth ‘Burg
Laura Mae Cowart
Vivian Hamilton
Mayard Hamilton
Albright
YMCA and Medical College Win Openers in Season Debut
Large crowd despite bad weather sees YMCA and Medical College defeat Barton Academy and U M teams. Scores: Medical College 28 12 Barton Academy. YMCA 24 U M. Referee Baumhauer. Timer Baumhauer. Scorer Cunningham. Half length 15 minutes. Attendance 150.
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Medical College
Barton Academy A. U. M
M. C
U. S
C, Baumhauer
Baumhauer
Cunningham
Miss Anna Boulet Hosts Girls Mask Dance Event
Social news notes a Thursday mask dance for debutantes and visiting girls in Mobile. Invitations list January 21 at 10 pm with Miss Katie Fabretta supervising. guests include Miss Imogen Little and visitors from Alabama, Birmingham, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Boulet
Baster
Atone
Katie Fabretta
Older Girls' Council District No 3 Meeting at Whistler
A meeting of the Older Girls' Council District No 3 is set for Sunday at 3 p.m. at Whistler Methodist Church. District schools include Meyer's Memorial Eight Mile Station Whistler Methodist Whistler Baptist Prichard Methodist Prichard Baptist Turnerville Indian Springs and Miss Ida Mai Gurgahus was elected district chairman at the last large enthusiastic council gathering. It is hoped each school will send two delegates and an adult worker to the first district meeting. Mrs Krassin is composer of a new song The Bubble by Norma Baugh Krassin noted Mobile musician and teacher. Shakespeare Club held its weekly Saturday meeting with Mrs C J Torrey presiding. Miss Frazer read minutes and roll call. welcomed visitors Mrs Cobin and new associate member Miss Metta Thompson as Henry VI was discussed.
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Whistler Methodist Church
Meyer
Shakespeare Club
C. J. Torrey
John B. Harvey
Balon dansant draws society crowd at Battle House party
The Saturday dansant at the Battle House attracted many society folk amid a chilly evening. Several large supper parties featured couples including Ella Packer Blacksher with Ingersoll Moffatt, Della Webb with George Gage, Annie Moore Provost with Tom Taylor, Vera Green with Kirkbride Hinckley, Marie Hermann with Jason Gillette, Edna Manning with Howard Schramm, Alice Terrill with Ernest Buck, and Helen Terrill with Frank Courtney.
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Battle House
Ella Packer Blacksher
Ingersoll Moffatt
Della Webb
George Gage
Annie Moore Provost
Tom Taylor
Vera Green
Pensacola
Kirkbride Hinckley
Marie Hermann
Jason Gillette
Edna Manning
Howard Schramm
Alice Terrill
Ernest Buck
Helen Terrill
Frank Courtney
Thompson
No Trump Club Hosts Charming Massachusetts Visitor
The No Trump Card Club held a Friday afternoon gathering with Miss Julia Creary entertaining in honor of Miss Portia Pratt a Massachusetts visitor hosted by Miss Ethel Burgess. Six tables competed for prizes with lively bridge and floral pink red decor in a luncheon setting.
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No Trump Card Club
Julia Creary
No Trump Club
Massachusetts
Portia Pratt
Ethel Burgess
Agnes Belle Goldsby
Tyree
Hoedgerstown
Penn
Miss Creary
Rebecca Herndon
Fen
Henry Aldridge
R. L. Macartney
Marie Webb
A. E B. Maumenee
Cary Hall
L. J. Dair
Marie Layette
Sanderford Jarmon
Mary Emma
Virginia Creary
Isabel Norwood
Marion Inge
R. O. Arnold
Zemma Mastin
Missy Canfield
Annetta
Leila McMillan
Miss Gladys Cothran Hosts Dance For Local Youth
The home of Mr and Mrs W P Cothran hosted a Friday evening dance led by Miss Gladys Cothran with about seventy five school age guests. Miss Elizabeth Touart served punch while the Hayes Shugart orchestra provided music for the occasion and later pink eretted refreshments were served.
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Gladys Cothran
W. P. Cothran
Elizabeth Touart
Hayes-Shugart
Society to Host Dance Evening at Mobile House Auditorium
Society anticipates a dancing evening at the Mobile House auditorium at 8:30. Miss Marie Benichard will appear in the Passing Show 1914 dance sequence with several partners. Notable performers include Miss Richard, Miss Gladys Tompkins, Miss Lucille Overall, Mr. Leon, Miss Katherine Sand, Mr. Chas Holz, Mr. Lawrence Neuberger, Miss Ethel Schwarz, and Miss Marguerite Nabors with Mr. George Gage. Tickets at the door or from committee members chaired by Mrs. D. P. Bestor.
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Bey
Ofashington
Bolo
Marie Benichard
Ian Porerens
Richard
Gladys Tompkins
Lucille Overall
Ileon
Katherine Sand
New York
Chas Holzin
Marie Shaffer
Wrence Neuberger
Ethel Schwarz
Marguerite Nabors
Birmingham
George Gage
Mobile
D. P. Bestor
J T. Cochrane
B. ¥’. Adams
J. O. Smith
Bernie
Visitors and Friends Note Welcomes and Departures
A letter of social news reports guests and moves among Mobile families. Mrs Hugh Baker was welcomed by Mrs Henry Lawson. Mrs James Monroe Agee travels to Montgomery for the inauguration with Mr Agee. baby girl arrives for Mr and Mrs Russell Torrans in Charlotte. John Randolph Bolling heads to Montgomery for inauguration visits. Mrs C B Hunter returns from Gulfport with Captain Hunter en route to Italy. Lillian Doyle to Battles for two weeks with Miss Marion Overton. Mrs James Forbes travels via Mobile to Moss Point to visit her mother. other notes on social visits and arrivals.
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Hugh Baker
Henry Lawson
James Monroe Agee
Montgomery
Agee
Russell A. Torrans
Charlotte
N. C
John Randolph Bolling
C. BE. Hunter
Gulfport
Captain Hunter
Italy
Lillian Doyle
Marion Overton
James Forbes
Mobile
Clara Ellen Dillard
Dallas
Texas
Moss Point
Messrs
Dick Ae Ae Fraser
Friends of Mrs. Jies Pullar mourn loss and travel notes
The notice lists friends and relatives visiting and traveling from Mobile and Tuscaloosa areas. Mentions H R Little Epstein ill and in hospital travel along the Gulf, and journeys to Portland Oregon and the West. Names include Clyde Hunter R Rush Mrs Snedecor Dr and Mrs and Mr. and Mrs. Gray with Smallwood.
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Sype
Ji Es Pullar
H.R . Little
Elen Epstein
Gulf
Raunt
Jena
Clyde Hunter
R. A. Rush
3 News
New Mexico
Aoe
California
Los Ange
Snedecor
Far West
Tuscaloo
W. H. Gray
L. Smallwood
Mobile
Smallwood
Tuscaloosa
Purse Lost on Government Street Car
Mr Jacob Reiss reports a black purse with blue lining lost Saturday evening on the Government Street Loop street car. It contained five gold coins and some currency. A reward of five dollars is offered for its return to 107 South Dearborn Street or to the Reiss Mercantile Company.
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Government Street Loop
Jacob Reiss
South Dearborn Street
Reiss Mercantil Company
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