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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
7
The Montgomery Journal notes a flyer left at homes urging women to take part in canning club work. The Miss Madge Reese letter advises tomato transplant care and insects control using Bordeaux mixture and Bordeaux spray methods, urging ground rotation and regular spraying for a prosperous season.
Invitations have been received to a recital by pupils of Miss Harney at McGill Institute Hall on Friday June 11, 1915 at 8 p m. Miss George Taylor of Demopolis will visit Selma en route from Wesley College Maas to home, after high honors at Goucher College. Miss Taylor joins anatomy teaching at Wesley College. Mrs Mumma of Roberdsdale to represent in the League of American Pen Women 1915 16.
Miss Addie E. Cox of Money, field worker for the Yeoman's Missionary Union of Ala, will address the women of the city’s missionary societies on Wednesday afternoon June 9 at 3 30 oclock at the First Baptist church. A short program on state missions will be given. A cordial invitation is extended to.
The executive board of the Federation of Women's Clubs will meet Wednesday at 10 30 a m with President Mrs J O Smith. Miss Burkholder to speak Thursday at the Mothers' Club of the Settlement Home. postponed meeting plans picnic. all members urged to attend.
The Alabama Polytechnic Institute announces its grand honor roll for the year. Southern Alabama youth named include Mobile residents Lee I. Davis Posey O. Davis and Jesse J. Williams along with Clarke and Apscambia county scholars.
Calendar listings show meetings and social events across Mobile including the Mobile Equal Suffrage Association meeting at 8 p m Cawthon locations, charity entertainments, weddings, bridge parties, dances, concerts, and auxiliary gatherings with times ranging from 2:30 p m to 8 p m and dates unspecified. Nearby clubs and families host moving party and concert events at homes and local venues.
The executive board meets at 10 30 a m with Mrs J O Smith. A Secheon Gane event departs at 7 p m under Daughters sponsorship. Phoebe ah amma presents organ recital at 8 15. Mrs Joe McPhillips hosts Dis cards at 4 p m. Adelaide John hosts a nos we for Varina Gould. Cathedral Land Society meets 11 a m at McGill Institute. An excursion on Cessna boat leaves 7 30 p m under Mobile Public Association. Mps meet with Mrs Henry Aldridge at 4 p m. Cox addresses missionary meeting at 3 30 p m First Baptist. Tueknate Club meets 4 p m with Prince.
Mobile Bay Chapter of Commerce hosts Miss Jennie Prout at 4 30 p m while Mrs I A entertains a miscellaneous shower for Miss Bessie Cox at 4 p m. Misses Marie and Aleta Stoll visit Miss White of Birmingham. The Arras meet at 8 p m with Mrs N Aaeeres at 1003 Palmetto St. The Mothers Gaba Settlement House plans annual picnic at Monroe. Freeland hosts other social gatherings around town.
A recital titled Misa Recita is listed at McGill's Institute at 3 p m. An event featuring vocal or choral performance is scheduled for the afternoon.
Miss Nell Kennedy entertains graduates of St Vincent's at 4 30 p m Mrs T H Halliwell follows with a tea at the See ieS ger Feer ST ingeee s Kons event in the afternoon reflecting local social duties and gatherings.
An old notice notes a drawing or claim involving Coca Cola Bottling Co. The text shows requests for bids or proofs of claim tied to a market or sale process and references a local ocall age.
The Wiggins Mississippi area forms a new business league to spur strawberry farming. About 200 acres have been pledged, with soil suited to berries and government expert saying Sandford area berries fetch high prices. Ship Island Lumber Co plans to expand acreage next year as independent landowners join the crop.
Harrisburg officials say a two and a half percent ad valorem tax on anthracite coal was approved by Governor Brumbaugh. The measure is projected to raise about 4.5 million dollars in two years, with half earmarked for state road improvements and the other half distributed to producing counties.
In Minnesota county option elections eighty saloons will close across ten counties. Only Blue Earth and Olmsted retain saloons. Pipestone dries win by 13, Redwood by 32. Abolished counties include Traverse, Todd, Renville, Dodge, Kandiyohi, Murray, Ottertail and Watonwan.
The Mobile Deutcher Turn Verein marked its ninth anniversary with a German American gathering at Turn Verein Hall 402 Chartes Street. Members and invited friends enjoyed singing patriotic selections including Deutchland Uber Alles and Die Wacht am Rhein, plus a saxophone solo by Miss Lillie Konstanzer with Mary Benson on piano and Hoffman Konstanzer on violin.
Senator Burton and aide were received by the Brazilian president in Rio de Janeiro to discuss closer trade ties. Edwin V. Morgan the U.S. ambassador attended the meeting, described as cordial with favorable notes on expanding commerce between the two nations.
President Albert Miller acted as toastmaster at the first meeting of the Turn Verein where the soloist rendered Watch on the Rhine. Speakers Powerse and Whe Peal spoke of the organization and its progress as John Liams toasted friends at the dancing feast.
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