Boys of the Sixties Poem and Portland Federation Session
A fragment of a Civil War era poem is noted with lines about marching with the boys of sixty-one to sixty-five. Separately, Portland sees a busy General Federation of Women’s Clubs session opening with talks on conservation home economics agriculture minimum wage eugenic marriages and prison reform. A violin recital by Miss Schwaemmle’s class is listed.
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Federation Council
Portland
Ore
Council of General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Complexion Secrets Of An Actress
In a new volume the author claims continuous grease paint damaged her skin and credits mercolized wax with restoring clarity. She advises nightly application washed off in the morning to absorb worn surface skin and reveal a brighter complexion. She also cites saxolite solution for wrinkles and enlarged pores.
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England
Violin Recital by Class Members Delights Audience
A violin class recital Tuesday June 1 at 8 pm showcased student performances in a studio setting. Reba Cowan, Henry French, Anna Armstrong, Anita Tapia, Edwin Untrevier, Tula Kennedy, Clarence Wallace, Thelma Neilsen, Loretta Bogue, Grace Farnell, Arthur Danielsen, Winona Carter, Byron Bishop, Corinne Schwaemmile, Lucille Wienand, Jessie Winter and others presented varied pieces from Mendelssohn to Dvorak with piano collaboration.
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Croisex
Reba Cowan
Henry French
Anna Armstrong
Huntsman
von Weber
Anita Tapia
Edwin Untrevier
Verdi
Dvorak
Byron Bishop
Corinne Schwaemmile
Seitz
Lucille Wienand
Jessie Ge Winter
Tours
Lawn Party to Aid Mobile Veterans Relief Fund
The Mobile Bay Chapter of the C of C hosts a lawn party Friday June 4 from 4 to 8 PM at Mr. O D Dumas residence on Dauphin Way. Refreshments intricate needlework and a fish pond attract attendees while proceeds support the relief fund for needy Mobile veterans.
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Mobile Bay
C. of C
O. D. Dumas
Dauphin Way
Mobile
Miss Mary Moore to Deliver Selma High Graduation Address
Mrs Catherine Hopkins Chapman tells Selma Journal Miss Moore, president of Athens Girls' College, will speak at the Academy of Music Tuesday evening. Chapman notes Moore’s charm and oratorical skill after a Chattanooga writers meeting.
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Mary Moore
Selma High School
Academy of Music
Athens
Alabama
Miss Moore
Chattanooga
Chautauqua Circle Elects Officers After Busy Year
The Chautauqua Circle, thriving with new members, reports a successful year and zero meetings canceled. Officers elected include Miss Laillie Withers as president, Miss Helena Krudop as vice president, Miss Edith Duffee as secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Hal lie A Tucker as program chair. The meeting featured a shortened program and a focus on ongoing study plans.
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Chautauqua Circle
Century Book Club
Vitalitas the earth’s force touted at Texas coast
A promotional notice extols Vitalitas crude mined on a Texas coast site and shipped to Houston for extraction. It claims health benefits for indigestion rheumatism catarrh debility and chronic disorders with a daily teaspoonful dose. Sutton's Drug Store and other druggists are advised to investigate and sell Vitalitas.
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Texas
Houston
South
Sutton’s
Adyv
Century Book Club closes season with plans for next year
The Century Book Club held its last meeting of the season with Miss Edith Heckert presiding in Mrs. Shuford's absence. Members approved studying Hart Changing America Ross American Ideals and Martins The Ways of the Planets. The club will join the Drama League of America and add current events to meetings. New officers and members were announced.
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Whitcomb Riley
Raggedy Man
Circle
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
America
Edward A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Hamilton Wright
Martha Evans Martin
Independent
Century Book Club Hotos
Century Book Club
Edith Heckert
France
J. W. Hunter
Shuford
Hunter
R. P. Pope
H. M. Hood
Drama League of America
Wetzel
L. L. Duggar
Craighead Parliamentary Law Club Governing Board Meeting
Members of the Craighead Parentary Law Club governing board are urged to attend a 4 o clock Friday meeting one hour before the regular Friday session. It is the monthly business meeting and all members are especially requested to attend.
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Craighead Club
The
Craighead Parentary Law Club
Craighead Parliamentary Law Club
Flag Day program by Mobile DAR at Country Club
The Mobile Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will celebrate Flag Day June 14 with a program at the Country Club. The Octagon House Chapter of the U S Daughters of 1812 plans a boat ride to Park City to visit Jackson Oaks. A boat charter leaves at 3 PM and returns at 7 30 PM with invited friends.
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Mobile
Daughters American Revolution
Country Club
Daughters OF 1812
Octagon House
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Park City
Jackson Oaks
Daphne
Mystery Play at St. John Chapter House Friday Evening
Junior Auxiliary presents a mystery play at St Anns Chapter House on Friday June 4 at 8 p m. The play aims to support missionary work for the board of missions and is described as entertaining and interesting.
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ST. John's
St. An's
Board of Missions
Calendar Thursday Activities Include Parties and Club Events
The Emma Jones Branch hosts a lawn party at 967 Government Street from 4 to 8 p m Thursday with a 8 p m yacht club dinner dance. Rotarians feature a Cessna boat ride at 8 p m and Mercy Convent graduates at 9 am. Daughters of Confederacy celebrate Jefferson Davis’s birthday at 5 pm. Tryouts for Arras Parlor C at 7 pm. Law study club meets 10 30 am at Country Club. Friday events include Larkin Club at 3 pm, No Trumps at 2 pm, and a relief fund lawn party 4 to 10 pm. Auburn Spring Hill baseball at Monroe Park and more social events. Saturday sees A B L S S annual meeting and Auburn Spring Hill baseball again at Monroe Park.
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Emma Jones
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christchurch
Government Street
Yacht Club
Convent of Mercy
City Hospital
Daughters of Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Safford Berney
Arras
Battle House
Parliamentary Law Study Club
Fenee
John Damrich
Anna Damrich
Larkin Club
W. A. Albright
Clifton
No Trumps
Julia Creary
Mobile Bay
Children of the Confederacy
Relief Fund For the
Confederate Veterans
C. D. Dumas
Auburn
Spring Hill
Monroe Park
Eve King
Claiborne Street
W. R. Batchelor
Yerby Building
Wife Tells Spouse May Do As They Please Plan
Isabel overhears Elia Sanger praising a marriage arrangement where each partner may act as they wish. Isabel muses that such a rule could suit her, despite never believing in it before. She walks alone reflecting on John’s late-night plans and Adelaide’s links to him while plotting a personal shift.
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Isabel Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Elia Sanger
Ella
Adelaide
Isabel
John
Adelaid
Taat
Bila
Adela
Adelaide Bimmons
Lune
Sherry’s
Ella Sanger
F-4 Lift Plan Delayed While New Method Tested
Honolulu reports the submarine F-4 remains 200 feet down after partial surfacing, a large hole gaping. A new lifting method will be tested with a month delay. Naval Constructor Julius A. Furer sails to supervise six enormous cylinders at Mare Island navy yard to seal and lift the F-4 safely.
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Honolulu
Naval
Julius A. Furer
Syria
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Breakfast Boosts Day With Coffee and Cola
A casual note extols a morning routine of coffee for energy and Coca Cola for taste. It highlights simple breakfast habits and the idea of starting the day with a comforting caffeine and cola pairing.
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