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Two Shreveport matrons Mrs. W. H. Ford and Mrs. R. F. Ogden leave Mobile, Mrs. Ford to be met by her husband in New Orleans for the trip to Shreveport. Earlier, Mrs. Ford was honoree in a bridge party with Mrs. Bernard McCoy. Boat departures noted include Miss Gertrude Burke and other guests sailing to Selma and back.
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Shreveport
W. H. Ford
W. ¢. Lertz
R. F. Ogden
W. J. Bethea
Ford
New Orleans
Bernard McCoy
Selma
Gertrude Burke
Claudia Marechal
Florence Kraus
Hattie Duggan
John Wilson
Lizette Turner
Mobile visitors brighten Selma seashore summer scene
Fresh arrivals from Selma and nearby towns enjoy Mobile coastal pleasures. Mr and Mrs Charles Tissier and daughters visit before boarding Mallory line to New York while Mrs Charles Debardleben explores Battles Wharf with friends. Peter Ryser and daughter join Miss Hatton of Knoxville at Point Clear for a Spend the Day. Miss Mary Danner hosts visitors at Government Street with Mrs Watson Arnold and Miss Marie Ars as guests.
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Mobile
Howards
Charles Tissier
Miss Houston
Mabel Tissier
Cawthon
Mallory Line
New York City
Selma
Charles Debardleben
Battles Wharf
Peter Ryser
Janie
Miss Hatton
Knoxville
Point Clear
Mary Danner
Government Street
Robert Watson Arnold
Waverly
Thomas St. .John
Marie Ars
Demopolis
St. Michael
The Sewing Bee Luncheon in the Dining Room
In the spacious dining room a delicious luncheon was spread amid golden decorations and a wealth of yellow daisies. The scene conveys a warm, festive atmosphere.
Watermelon Cutting Honors Miss Hilda Meyer on Beach
Miss Hilda Meyer, guest of her sister Mrs Lewis Strelitz at Fisherville coast home, was honored at a fashionable event hosted by Mrs Strelitz and Mrs Ik¢ Heilbron. About fifty members of the chic Jewish society attended the moonlit beach watermelon cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Meyer
Lewis Strelitz
Fisherville
Strelitz
Ik¢ Heilbron
Pensacola Journal
Frohsinn to Perform Moonlight Bay Ride Tonight
Mobile's Frohsinn Gesang Verein plans a moonlight bay ride on the steamer Pleasure Bay leaving the dock at 7 PM and returning before midnight. The event follows Mrs. Frank W. Gibson hosting a birthday party for her daughter Miriam Sledge and a subsequent at home gathering.
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Frohsinn
Mobile Gesang Verein
Mobile
Frohsian Company
Brewster Street
Frank W. Gibson
Miss Vera England Weds Joseph Hooge in Atlanta
Miss Vera F England, longtime Mobile telephone operator, and Joseph W Hooge of Macon GA, wed Monday at Immaculate Conception in Atlanta. Attending were family members from Mobile and Macon as they plan a southern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera F. England
Home Telephone Company
Oakdale
Joseph W. Hooge
Macon
Atlanta
John T. Bauer
The
of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile
Cadillac Company
Georgia
Mr. Hooge
Miss England
South Georgia
J. H. DuBose
Winston DuBose
Annie Hooge
Robert F. Kennedy
Immaculate Conception Church
Charles W. England
G. K. England
Ala
Winston
Villans Enjoy Extensive Vacation Across Multiple Cities
Mo villans including Howard Hempstead Pam Strong and Will Orton tour Chicago Detroit New York Cincinnati Norfolk and Washington on a three weeks vacation. Mr Orton will visit relatives in New York while Mrs Gaillard and family and Mrs L M Wilson head to Pleasant Point Clear for a month. Mrs Tebbetts and son Billy paused in New Orleans en route to California where they will join Los Angeles based travelers heading to Santa Catalina.
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Will Orton
Howard Hempstead
Pam Strong
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Washington
Mr. Orton
Wil
Palmer Gaillard
L. M. Wilson
Pleasant Point Clear
W. F. Tebbetts
Billy
California
New Orleans
Gene Bush
Bush
Los Angeles
Tebbetts
Tebbett
Arthur Glover Gage
Mr. Gage
Santa Catalina
J. F. Mahoney
Tampa
Fla
Toronto
Canada
Buffalo
N.Y
Mr. Mahoney
Alum Springs
Summer social notes from Mobile area estates and guests
A Mobile society roundup lists families spending summer at Sea Cliff and Biloxi plus guests at Belle Fontaine and East Beach. It notes Mrs Corinne Pollard and D W Stauffer wed at 8 am at 154 Spring Hill Avenue with Rev M E Hulbert presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Grayson
Sea Cliff
Corinne Pollard
D. W. Stauffer
Spring Hill Avenue
M. E. Hulbert
St. Stephen’s Road Methodist Church
Alfonso of Spain to enjoy windfall from Sapene will
In St Gaudins France the civil court upheld the will of Albert Sapene granting King Alfonso of Spain a 500000 legacy from a deceased Toulon area mayor. The ruling rejected insanity challenges by Sapene's sister and kin, citing his clear business capacity and motive tied to old family quarrels.
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ST. Gaudins
France
Alfonso
Spain
Albert Sapene
Toulon
Sapene
Prize Winners At The Carnival For Dayton Flood Relief
The Knights and Ladies of Security held a two day open air carnival in Dayton Ohio to aid flood sufferers. Highlights include a baby show with many entrants, a Knights quartet, vocal numbers, a playlet, and motion pictures of Dayton flooding. Prizes were awarded for baby, wrestling, egg and foot races with winners named. Queen contest votes could not be counted Tuesday night and will be announced later.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Dayton
William J. Giblins
T. M. Adair
Sherard Slocum
George Slocum
Levine Bauer
E. L. Calcina
J. S. Blalack
J.G. Posey
A. Todd
Bartee
C. Bartee
Todd
McGuire
C. Todd
Thomas Riley
Edna Johnson
William Harrington
Bessie Harris
Richmond Girl Arrested For Wearing Slit Skirt
In Richmond Virginia on July 16, Blossom Browning was arrested on a warrant charging indecent exposure after wearing a slit skirt. Mayor Ainslie and Police Chief Werner led the case. Browning claimed the dress was fashionable and bought in a licensed department store.
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Associated
Preass
Richmond
Ainslie
Werner
Blossom Browning
Big chair and rocker sale still on at Adams Glass Co
Five hundred rockers and chairs remain at Adams Glass Co sale. Prices start at 75 cents and up as the heavy merchandise moves. Sale continues with limited stock and local shoppers urged to act quickly.
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Adams’ Glass & ‘Co
Ady
Adam Glass & Co
Bacon Re-elected Senator in Direct Election Test
Augustus Bacon wins Georgia’s U S Senate seat in the first direct election under the seventeenth amendment. He stands unopposed as returns come in from across Georgia with initial tallies indicating broad support.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Augustus
Bacon
United States Senate
Georgia
Polling Delays as Senator Bacon Seen Re-elected
Many country precincts did not open polling places as it was a foregone conclusion that Senator Bacon would be re elected. It will be several days before the total vote cast is known.
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Bacon
Glasses that reward careful service and detail
The text praises glasses as the reward for customers and emphasizes service born from experience and close attention to detail. It frames the café and glasses as complementary, offering quality through skilled craft and dedicated effort.
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News of Feminine World
Selmians
A.G. Richards
Trinity Church
Coden
Frank L. Milhaus
Atlas
Atlas J. Martin
Dallas
Daphne
Milhaus
J. C. Hobart
William Edward Clarke
Norborne and
Logan
N. R. Clarke
Little River
Jennie Lee Larkin
San Anabo
Magnolia Balm
Lyon Mfg. CO
South Fifth St
Brooklyn, N.Y
Wryting
MFG. é.Co
Brooklyn, NY
Opriet
Willis & Percy
Willis
Percy
Dauphin Street
Vera England
Rother
Robert Ervin
Spring Siil
Camden
Sam Ervin
C. S. Orton
Agnes Orton
Leatherburys
Howard Gaillard
Evergreen
City
John Shearer
Shearers
Lillie Partridge
Mrs. Wier
Sunshine
Belle Fountaine
Winslow Partridge
Olive Brooks
Hattiesburg
R. B. Owens
W. E. Norvell
Nashville
John E. Mitchell
Owens
Nannie Gayle
Mitchells
Alice Petrinovitch
Oak Grove
Mr. N. T. Sinbach
Katherine Tonsmetre
E. C. Tonsmiere
East Beach and
Lee Streets
Biloxi
Ilatoeka
Yeend Potter Co’s
Festival of Knights and Ladies of Security
Vera Cruz
Mexico
la Opinion
la Union
South Royal Street
Mingle
Ansco
Ansco Films
McDonald Optical Co
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