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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

6

Church Federation Picnic Declared a Success

The Federation of Churches picnic at Point Clear drew 263 participants and funded summer open air services in Bienville Square starting June 27. Mrs. C. M. Moss chaired the excursion committee and Mrs. James K. Glennon was thanked for providing hotel privileges to picnickers.

Point Clear Federation of Churches Bienville Square C. M. Moss Pleasure Bay Carney James K. Glennon

Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday At Empire Theatre

Three children born on June 19 are highlighted Miguel A G Marques James M Hyland and Norma A Stroecker. The TEM invites them to a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon with tickets mailed. Children born in June urged to send full details to the ChildrenJuditory mobile item.

Miguel A. G. Marques S. Royal James M. Hyland Oakdale Norma A. Stroecker St. Emanuel the Tem Empire Theatre

Liszt Pianoforte School Picnic at Country Club

Pupils of Liszt Pianoforte School of Music plan a Saturday picnic at the Country Club at 11 a.m. The notice invites attendance and highlights a community event by the music school.

Liszt Pianoforte School of Music

Ginger Cakes And Lentil Croquettes In Old Recipe Pages

A collection of rich ginger cakes using light brown sugar New Orleans molasses and honey with ginger and spices plus notes on snaps with flour and butter spread. Also Lentil Croquettes recipe with lentils celery onion parsley and a milk butter sauce.

New Orleans Delicio

Recipes for Strawberry Shortcakes and Pineapple Cup Punch

The excerpt lists methods for a Strawberry Shortcake assembly with sugar water ice nutmeg dusting, plus a Pineapple Cup recipe mixing pineapple juice lemon and currant juice with raspberries. It describes chilling on ice and serving over a large ice block. It reads like a late 19th or early 20th century household guide.

A Man's Grouch and the Reason for It

A columnist explores a common male grievance about wives not being home. The piece argues the wife is an integral part of the home and a man’s grouch stems from wanting her presence to greet him, linking it to deep social roles across time.

Ada Patterson Euripides Jane Eve Adam

Four Corners Lies in Four States Not a Town

In Durango Colorado a note on Four Corners explains a fictional town where Utah Arizona New Mexico and Colorado meet at a single spot. The piece imagines cross state issues a fugitive might face and notes the site remains undeveloped due to rail access. A unique religious service gathers four Episcopal bishops from Colorado New Mexico Arizona and Utah on the Four Corners soil.

Durango Col United States Four Corners Utah Arizona New Mexico Colorado Brewster Howden Smith Paul Jones

Running No Chances and the Forgetful Maid

A London Standard anecdote tells of a noble guest visit where a new maid Polly inadvertently delivers hot water to Mr Chumleigh’s room overnight, mistaking morning duties. The piece also notes cynicism toward college diplomas as mere scraps of paper and ends with a Coca Cola advertising line urging genuine bottled Coca Cola.

Polly Mr. Chumleigh London Standard

Decker Divorced by Actress Wife Katheryn Brown Decker

Katheryn Brown Decker, noted actress, has sued Henry Iedward Decker for divorce on statutory grounds. Decker reportedly does not defend. The pair wed five years ago amid New York society interest, with Decker connected to Sheffield Farms Slaw son Decker Company.

Decker Katheryn Brown Decker Henry Iedward Decker Sheffield Farms Slawson Decker Company

Contempt Charge Against Clerk F W Hermann Held Open

Clerk F W Hermann of the inferior criminal court faced a contempt charge for failing to appear as a witness in the Edward Singleton versus Mrs P Frederik case. Judge Samuel presiding advised Hermann to secure counsel as the matter was serious, and attorney F K Hale was retained to represent him. The proceedings continued into Saturday morning pending a conference with the county solicitor.

F. W. Hermann Samuel Edward Singleton Co. P. Frederik Hermann F. K. Hale

Small Koy Is Bitten by a Large Moccasin

Calvin Walker five year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Walker near Ocean Springs Miss was bitten by a moccasin snake Thursday He paused to pick up a dead chicken as the reptile attempting to swallow it struck The physician calls it the worst non fatal bite he has treated Calvin is all right now

Ocean Springs Miss Calvin Walker Henry Walker Calvin

Negro convict escapes from Flat Top mines

Will Malone, a negro convict, escaped from Flat Top mines. Malone, serving a two year sentence for grand larceny, was sentenced February 15 this year in Jefferson county. The escape was reported to the state convict department in Montgomery Alabama.

Montgomery Ala Will Malone Flat Top State Convict Department Malone Jefferson County

Recorder's Matinee Case In Recorder Court

Louis Bowers faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after a false telegram from his father claimed a $500 transfer. the case was continued to Tuesday. Henry W. Shields, jailed for cruelty to animals, was fined $2.50 or five days. The piece ends with a quip about a rich widow and her adventurer.

Recorder's Louis Bowers Recorder’s Court Bowers John Cleve Henry W. Shields Edington

Out-Of-Town Society Greenville Personal Arrivals

Greenville Alabama social column lists numerous guests and visitors. Names include Miss Ida Williams Chapman Miss Genie Powell Judge A Chenney Reno Mrs Harry Eddings Tuscaloosa Miss Kate Porter Demopolis and Dr Dan McMillan Pensacola among others visiting local residents or staying with families this week.

Greenville Ala Isabel Bricken Luverne J. A. Kendrick Ida Willams Chapman Genie Powell Montgomery A. Chenney Reno Harry Eddings Tuscaloosa Lucile Graham Margaret Cater Abbie Lucile Poole Myrtice Ethel Brown C. K. McGehee Effie Perdue Birmingham Margaret Parker Maude McPherson Georgia Stallings D. 8 Lightcap Columbiana W. T. Dunklin C. C. Stewart Ruther Stewart Jack Stewart Glasgow Stewart E. M. Stewart Sellers J. T St. Louis J. W. Anglé R. B. Smythe Autangville J. M. Stabler University Gladys Gantt W. C. Cater Laura James Ramsey Jacksonville Fla J. B. Powell Gulf Coast Kile W. H. Seymore J. P. Reynolds J. A. Allen J. S. Kern Rouse Smith Dothan Park Smith Atlanta

Wiggins Notes Local Visitors and A Quiet Wedding

Dr J A Leggett returns from a week’s vacation Julia Hulton wed Wayne of Lyman at bride’s parents home in Wiggins. Sun bathing party hosted by Miss Moire Reed drew a large crowd. Carrie Daughdrille of Mobile visiting Mrs J A Leggett. Harold Martin returns from Hattiesburg to Fourth Street. Mrs W S McCoy and Harry Burnett travel to Nashville to see their brother, Dr.

Livingston Bigbee Valley “Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution J. G. Thomas Mobile Colonial Dames Ellen Peter Bryce Tuscaloosa Peter Bryce Alabama Fngare Noble Institution Rhett Goode Trimble Tardy Birmingham Robinson Bessemer James L. Parker Fred Jones Carl W. Mcnahon Lakewood Parker Edward Gache Mary Adelaide Howell Christ Episcopal Church Oak Park Howell J. G. Clark Miss Howell Ruth Krudop Mary Lucy Gachet Mid- Way Glenn Rutland Lucille Rutland Peat Sophie Tice A. von ‘Seeberg J. R. Smith Lucy Mary Bachet Mid- Wavy Edward Gachet Montgomery Montgomery Advertiser Sadie Brown Sadie E. Brown C. W. Thomas Virginia Thompson B. H. Johnson Johnston Miss Brown

Local announces graduates and visitors at Mississippi colleges

Riley Burnett, a medical college attendee, receives his diploma. Mrs. Mary Chapman of Laurel visits friends in Wiggins for the week. Little Bernice Leggett visits her grandparents in McHenry this week.

Riley Burnett Mary Chapman Laurel Wiggins Little Bernice Leggett McHenry

Allen Ala Bee Hive Robbery Tied To Local Notable

Local notes from Allen Alabama report J A Slayton losing a fine cow after it supposedly strangled in a dipping vat Monday. Social visits include Claude Dumas home where Perry Lonnie Juddie McLeod Raymond Dumas H B Murphy and F N Singleton met. Shield Tarleton was robbed of his bee hive Tuesday. Richard Tarleton plans to bring his wife home from Tuscaloosa. Carrie Tally visits Mrs H C Gomillion. H C Gomillion travels to Red Level on business.

Dorcas Charity Association Incorporated in Probate Papers

The Negro Benevolent Dorcas Charity Association Mobile filed in probate on Saturday. The group aims to dispense charity mainly among the colored population of the county. Officers and members signing the incorporation include Sara J. Duncan Mary Europe Jones Pauline A. King Zimd ie Fedrow Ella H. Thomas Lena By Hannum and Rebecca M. Beck.

Dorcas Charity Association Mobile Sara J. Duncan Mary Europe Jones Pauline A. King Zimdie Fedrow Ella H. Thomas Lena By Hannum Rebecca M. Beck

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bentztown Church Federation Brown Leinkauf School Frances Baumhauer Meridian Laura Gabel Shreveport Farrell Enterprise Stonewall Club Agnes Schleveigt Mothers’ Club Monroe Park Electra Semmes Colston Mobile Cotton Mills Wilson Henry Aldridge Agnes Belle Goldsby Miss Goldsby Julia Creary Marie Layette Mrs. Aldridge Business Women’s Club Mobile Business Women's Club Magnolia Beach Sweedie Nay Selign Nellie Sera Columbia Bell Out-Of-Town Society Greenville Personals Allen Personals Negro Benevolent City Ticket Office South Royal St H. C. Geron Pass. Agt Bell 210 Ani Wéturecturers Mole
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