Whimsical Verse and Social Notices Drift Through Montgomery
A collection of poems by Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Sir Edward Arnold opens a page of social items. Phi Alpha Phi hosts visiting women from New Orleans Atlanta Pensacola at Monroe Park and Yacht Club events. Storytelling sessions plan near the wading pool while local cinema stars receive coverage and fashion notes accompany engagement news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
PHI Alpha Phi
Monroe Park
Annie Roeotsh
Ve Spoirs
Helen Adler
New Orleans
Les 2 Eichberg
Atlanta
Amelia Berlin
Pensacola
Grace Zelft
Cecile Goldstein
Myra Eich
Rita Reiss
Edna Pincus
James H. Zelnicker
Yacht Club
Personal Notices and Social News From Pensacola Area
Miss Eula Porter of Risunenem visits Miss Hattie Smee at La Batre. Smee just returned from Birmingham visiting her aunt Mrs J Crenshaw. Miss Marie Layette reports pleasant New York weather and engaging studies at Columbia. Friends of Miss Edna Manning sympathize on the death of her grandmother Mrs Swaine in Pensacola. Manning and Edna Finch left for Pensacola. Miss Mae Eanes and Mrs Frances Sheffield enjoy a lengthy western trip amid cool weather. Miss Emily Warley returned from Montgomery visit with Mrs Charles H Allen. Miss Mary Emma Netties to return from Pensacola where she and Miss Lucia Price are guests of the Wright family. Mrs Martin Jones and daughter Marie of Pensacola visited Mrs J V McVoy and family of Spring Hill and returned with Miss Katherine Braun and Louise McVoy as their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Porter
Risunenem
Hattie Smee
la Batre
Miss Smee
Birmingham
J. Crenshaw
Marie Layette
New York
Columbia
Edna Manning
Mrs. Swaine
Pensacola
Miss Manning
Edna Finch
Mae Eanes
Frances Sheffield
Emily Warley
Charles H. Allen
Montgomery
Mary Emma Netties
Lucia Price
Wright
Martin Jones
Marie
J. V. McVoy
Spring Hill
Katherine Braun
Louise McVoy
BE Lz Merkle
Tampa
Walter A. Harwell
John Henderson
Mary Frances
Martin Lindsey
Mobile Bay
David Chapman
Grove Hill
W. A. Carter
Mobile
J. Edward Russell
Ernest Redd
Birmingham Age-Herald
Lynette Cohen
Meridian
Dotess
Mary Harris
Mary Crocker
Point Clear
Anna Will Mangum
Biloxi
Mary Knight Rush
Prewton
Gus Reiss
Fairhope
A. Carter
Columbus
Mollie
Florrie Carter
Mary Daughdrill
J.W. Murray
Tisdale
Seventh Avenue
Miss Daughdrill
Laurel
Jesse L. Gray
Virginia
Lena Gazzami
Joseph Patt
West
Coloado
Oregon
Washington
Seattle
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Grand Canyon
St. Louis
Margaret Vickers
Myrtle Murray
Charlotte Thornton
S. Bloch
Hirsch
Selma Journal
Stewart Jones
Battles
Montgomery Advertiser
H. E. Jones
Coden
Estelle Scheussler
B. C. Davis
Oak Grove
I. S. Stanton
Alice
Mamie Scheussler
Advertiser
Carl H. Seals
Savannah
Bow Arrow
Richard H. Clarke
H. G. Smith
W. Pickens
B. C. Pickens
William R. Elmer
T. A. de Gray
Boline
Bessie Pate
Atmore
W. R. Elmer
RR. M. Buckley
Eenterprise
Charlies Bennett
Enterprise Journal
Marion Roberts
Ee CE
H. J. Meant
Bat Wilkinson
Myrtle Wilkinson
B. Roberts
Newell
Nettien
Mr. Si
Orleans
Out of Town Guests and Local Notices Populate Mobile Scene
A long list of guests and visitors is noted across Mobile area hotels and residences. Names include Meridian Mississippi duo Battle House guests C. L. Gray and J. Libby, New Orleans visitors H. McLaughlin and L. Wright, plus many others from Laurel, Vredenburgh, Bay Minette, and Montgomery. Several local residents travel for weddings, fairs, and family visits, with officers and hotel managers also mentioned in movement across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Battle -House
C.L. Gray
Meridian
Miss
P. Levy
New Orleans
H. McLaughlin
Laurel
B. V. Wright
S. H. Vredenburgh
Vredenburgh
Ala
H.‘T. Higginbotham
Geo. J. Martin
Atlanta
Bienville
J. Libby
W. M. Ludlow
D. Kirk
Axis
C.F. Moss
Lucedale
M. F. Hickman
Westbrook
West Point
Wilmer
Sam Thompson
Citronelle
L. C. McCrary
Lummerdale
E. H. Peet
Foley
St. Andrew
G. H. Stimpson
Daphne
J. P. Manney
Tupelo
Keep Your Word With Children Past Promises
A Virginia Terhune Van De Water essay argues parents must not break promises to children and should avoid punishing in anger. It emphasizes self control, learning from mistakes, and letting kids experience consequences while parents model honesty and promptness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atien
Margaret Deland
Engagement announced in Mobile for John Courtney and Mabel Hartwell
The engagement of Mr John P Courtney and Miss Mabel Hartwell was announced in Mobile on Sunday by her parents Senator and Mrs Harry Hartwell The couple's betrothal attracts interest across Alabama with Miss Hartwell noted for popularity after a winter debut and attendance at the January Montgomery inaugural ball. A later item describes a Tuesday hay ride hosted by Miss Abbie Shattuck with guests including Mrs Shattuck and many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poaiek
Pee
Miss Kern
Norma Boulet
Hilda Kern
Pee Park
Miss Norwood
Montgomery Journal
Moveres
Montgomery
Louise L. Hallé
Henry Hall Clarke
Hartwell
Mabel ‘Hartwell
Mabel Hartwell
Harry T. Hartwell
Mobile
John P. Courtney
John’ P. Courtney
Harry Hartwell
Alabama
Senator Hartwell
Eexchange
Abbie Shattuck
J. Clarke
Fulton Road
Mrs. Shattuck
Miss Shattuck
H. Woods
Josie
Annie
Gussie Rogers
Mittie Lee Smith
May Smith
Addie Shattuck
May
Minnie Jenkins
Miss Carford
Messrs
Madison Griffin
Jimmie Morgan
Willie Jenkins
M. Watkins
Mr. Beverly
Mr. Edwards
Emmet Sindix
Bible class hosts social hour at Wilks home in Crichton
Rev and Mrs J D Wilks entertain the Bible class on Highland avenue Crichton Ala with a business session followed by a social hour and iced lunch. Guests welcomed include Miss Alice Smith and Carrie Lee Hand from Meridian and other visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton
Ala
J. D. Wilks
Highland Avenue
Ed Hamilton
Alice Smith
Carrie Lee Hand
Tridian
Maggie Nelson
Grand Bay
Mobile Street
Chiline Allen
Wilmer
Azula Allen
Old Shelf Road
Charles Amandia
Mertz Station
C. P. Werneth
Dauphin Way
Matt Rowell
Theodore
L. C. Lime
Burton Avenue
Emory Swetman
Item Avenue
Okolona
Miss
Fairhope Visitors Return and Guests Noted
The report lists a series of local residents and guests visiting Fairhope on Wednesday. Willie Hyde and Robert Hyde returned home after their round trip on the Quill. Palmer Kelley Donough McBride and H. D. Constantine were among those enjoying the seashore. Miss Maude Clarke of Pensacola will arrive Saturday to stay with cousin Jacque Pitroff. Florine Antoine and several others, including Nel He Crolich and Mena Eslava, spent the day at the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Robert Hyde
Fairhope
Palmer Kelley
Donough McBride
H. D. Constantine
Maude Clarke
Pensacola
Jacque Pitroff
Florine Antoine
Nel
He Crolich
Mena Eslava
Auto and Bicycle Collision Ends With Injuries and Panic
Mrs. F. T. Cleveland of 105 Jackson street collided with a bicycle ridden by 11 year old Ferdinand Guribauma of Spring Hill avenue and Gilbert street at St. Francis and Conception streets. The boy suffered a knee bruise and a shaking, while Mrs. Cleveland was distraught and taken home after medical care. Police reported the car stopped within three feet and the boy was freed with help from a passerby and Sergeant John Lincoln. The incident drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Cleveland
Jackson Street
Ferdinand Guiibauma
Spring Hill Avenue
Gilbert Street
St. Francis
Conception Streets
John Lincoln
Guribauma
Cleveland
Bienville
Lott
Banks Back Burns Detective Agency Renewal Proposal
The executive council of the American Bankers Association recommended continuing Burns Detective Agency to protect member banks. Since banks hired the Burns agency, membership rose by 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BURNS
The
American Bankers’ Association
Burns Detective Agency
Automobiles Collide on Cedar Point Road
Automobiles driven by Homer Flynn and L J Davis Mobile Gas Company manager collided on Cedar Point road near Saibara Nursery Tuesday afternoon wrecking both cars. Occupants escaped with only a severe shaking up and were taken to Mobile. a separate fire at 253 South Hamilton Street caused minor damage to an unoccupied one story house owned by G L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Flynn
L. J. Davis
Mobile Gas Company
Cedar Point Road
Saibara Nursery
Mobile
LSLT
South
Hamilton Street
G. L. Smith
Special called meeting of W. T. and C. B. A. Local 369
Notice of a special called meeting of W T and C B A Local 369 in S L A on Thursday evening July 22 at 7 30 p m. The agenda includes business of importance.
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S. L.A
Police Received Inquiry on Bay Minette Detainees
Chief Crenshaw received a letter from Sheriff Pu banks of Baldwin County asking if three Black suspects held at Bay Minette are wanted locally. The trio had a large clothing stash including a suit labeled L. J. Davis on the inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw
Pubanks
Baldwin County
Bay Minette
L. J. Davis
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Sir Edward Arnold
Kapono
George H. Hervey
San Carlos
Fla
C. B. Hervey
Frank Glass
Ben Glass
Sarah Glass
Florence Glass
Mae Glass
Uniontown
Cawthon Hotel
W. H. Holcombe
Vance ‘Gunnison
Providence Infirmary
E. J. Grove
Alabama National Guard
California Expositions
J. W. Hunter
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Charleston
S. C
H. ‘H. Bolton
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
U P
Iton
Chicago
C. Rudolph
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Harvey EB. Jones
J. Reiss
Uphouse
Cohen
T. H. Johnston
All Saints Church
Frank W. Nehis
Talbot-Wilkinson
J. Thomas Walker
Colonial Inn
Kathleen Brown
Wes Drahan
Zandel's
Love
Lovering
H. .P. Hirshfield
Madeline Hirshfield
T. D. Nettles
Sea Cliff
Morgan-Moore
George Clifton
Harry Clifton
George E. Ue
Gottie
Este
John. Craft
Miss I Pique
Chichester
Robert Windham
Post Office
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Jaivert
York
Tuscaloosa
Birgham
East
Virginia Terhune van DE Water
Polonius
Prig
Title Insurance Company
General Title Business
Powers Printing CO Printing
Bell Phone
North Water Street
A. R. Green
Toulminville
Oas
Little Tommie Wathers
John Janis Williams
John Cowley
Angeline Williams
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Methodist Sunday School
Helen Buck
Cole
Carpenter
Children’s Missionary Union
Africa
Methodist
Amy Coel
Mrs. Greer
St. Stephen's Road
Lennie Pritchard
U. S.A
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