Aunt Flippity-Flop and the Dizzy Spinning Top Adventure
Johnnie Bushytail the squirrel and Aunt Flippity-Flop the crow lady play with a spinning top when a fox hunter appears. The crow lady uses the top to dizzy the fox, allowing the pair to escape unharmed. The tale ends with a promise to tell more about Jimmie Caw-Caw and Billie Bushytail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Bushytail
Squirrel Boy
Billie
Wigegily Longears
Eman
Jane Fuzzyuzzy
Crow Land
Jimmie
Johnnie
Mary
Aunt Flippity- Flop
Aunt Filippity-Flop
Flippity-Flop
Aunt Flippity-Flop
Ethel Browneyes Prettygirl
Uncle Wigerly
Flippity
Aunt Flippity
Fox
Jimmie Caw-Caw
Billie Bushytail
Misses Layette Mayers Join Summer trip to Columbia
Miss Marie Layette and Miss Bessie Mayers sail Tuesday on the Mallory Line to attend a summer course at Columbia University New York. They will visit friends and relatives before returning South. Also aboard are Miss Flora Gaillard Miss Harriet Black and Miss Nina Glover bound for New York and Lake George New York guests of Mrs Thomas H Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Layette
Bessie Mayers
Mallory
Columbia University
New York
Flora Gaillard
Harriet Black
Nina Glover
Fannie Jordan
Lake George
Calendar items feature showers and dances this week
Calendar notes show Mrs J H Wentworth hosting a miscellaneous shower for Miss Gurganus from 4 30 to 6 p m and Miss Lucille Sciylock hosting a hay ride for Miss Grace Ulmer at 8 p m on Monday. Tuesday lists Mobile Yacht Club dance at 8 p m and linen shower for Miss Gurganus from 4 30 to 6 p m plus a children story hour at Mobile Public Library 4 to 5 p m and Raphael Semmes Parliamentary Club meeting at 5 p m with Mrs Charles R Hall at 428 Spring Hill Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wentworth
Miss Gurganus
Lucille Sciylock
Grace Ulmer
Bliisville
Miss
Mobile Yacht.Club
W. B. Gilpin
Mobile Public Library
Raphael Semmes
Moore Engagement Promises New Orleans Union
Mr and Mrs Frank H Moore announce the engagement of their daughter Myrtle May to Mr James W Morgan with wedding planned for July 22 The notice notes Orleans families visiting the North Carolina mountains and a large New Orleans contingent staying in town homes through the summer with travel plans for Kanauga and accompanying relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Moore
Myrtle May
James W. Morgan
New Orleans
North Carolina
Birthday party for Carol honors many young guests
A детailed Mobile social column describes Carol Iller’s birthday party with a handmade lingerie dress, pink decor, and a soap bubble contest. Prizes included a pink ribbon and a game. many friends and relatives attended and praised Miss Helena Krudop’s party expertise. Courtship notices and engagements follow, including Funk Gilbert engagement and Genevieve Clark’s wedding gift in Missouri politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Miller
Lanny Eaney
America
Germany
England
Mader Carol
Ees
John K Co Cooper
Zel Fox
Fairy Fingers
Helena Krudop
Little Carol
Birdie
Etta Fiest
Katherine
Virginia Shaw
Esther Weir
Mildred McKinney
Helen Phipps
Marie Morton
Lucille Byrne
Irma Newell
Annie Louise
Miriam Morris
Willie Mae Delchamps
Margaret Kessler
Ellinor Ponder
Ruth West
Lillian Pratt
Marvin Crowley
Grace Flynn
Dorothy Handley
Pearla Scott
Edith Richards
Katherine Cowley
Sara Dickson Andrews
Thea Guggenheim
Ellen Swan
Azamea Garland
Helen Krauss
Hazel Fox
Clean Rosenbaum
Winifred Carney
Mamie Forman
Ethel Miller
Sarah Alyce Boyd
John Stuart
Wyndham Cowley
Ben Lavelle
Willie Perry Shaw
Ernest Edgar
Vernon White
Joe
Verona
Maggie T. Bosarge
Alma Bryant
Lela Cain
Ruth Crenshaw
Mary Wyatt
Lillian Daurie
Hattie Cain
Gladys Laurie
Louise Butchee
Tronie Welch
Leeta Deakle
Modesta Deakle
P J. Cain
Messrs
J. J. Fox
Earl Bryant
Claude Roberts
Don Simonson
Andrew Bazell
George Bryant
S. Pervido
Mr. Sutton
P. J. Cain
J. Butchee
J. Bryant
C. M. Deakle
Whistler residents head to Seacliff for fishing trip
Whistler Alabama June 28. Robert Peterson Gil bert Bridge and Porter McAdams left for Seacliff to spend a week fishing. Mrs. Carrie James of Mobile visited Mrs. Richardson. James Alvarez of Pensacola is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pringle returned to Mobile after visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Pringle. Miss Geneva Conners has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
W. P. McCarthy
John Stevens
San Antonio
Tex
Bayou la Batre
Harrydick
Arnold Betbezeve
Meridian
Miss
Crabtree
Peter Peterson
Thompson Goodloe
Wooten
Ida Wooten
W. J. Jolly
Daniel Smith
New Orleans
Edward Stevens
Revi Heywood Vaughan
Whistler
Ala
Robert Peterson
Gilbert Bridge
Porter McAdams
Seacliff
Carrie James
Richardson
James Alvarez
Pensacola
Fla
E. A. Alvarez
Fred Pringle
Mrs
S. H. Pringle
Geneva Conners
Dr Phillips Opens Summer Service in Bienville Square
Open air religious services return to Bienville Square led by Rev. John W. Phillips of First Baptist Church. The third season, under the Federation of Churches, drew a full crowd with music directed by Prof. J H Wieand. Phillips spoke on Christs love of nature citing birds and Gods care, urging trust in providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienville Square
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Federation of Churches
Phillips
Jesus
God
J. H. Wienand
Dr. Phillips
Galilee
Heavenly Father
Joshua
Jordan
Land of Flowers
Palestine
Sparrow Work Ethic and Divine Care
A reflection on divine providence and human effort comparing sparrows and people. The text argues that God feeds the birds and that worry and anxiety arise from a lack of faith, urging belief in being under divine care if lives are rightly lived.
Favorite Prescription for Women Promises Health Restore
An advertising feature touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nervousness and organic disturbances in women at key life stages. It claims to regulate the female system and improve strength, mood, and appearance, with free advice from Dr. Pierce and a 136 page book on women’s diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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August Smith
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IGE
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Valley of the Shadow
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Billy
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C. Holland
Lillian Haywood
Jarre
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Flippity Flop
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Miriam Delchamps
Willie Neville
Gertrude Kilborn
John McAlpine, Jr
Joe Stiggins
Jack Roberts
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Mr. Boulet
J. Bester Robertson
Kate Burke
K. P. Paderick
Myers’ Memorial Baptist Church
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Kole Gilbert
Chunchula
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Roscoe L. Funk
Missouri
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Congress
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James McKiihaney Thomson
St. Louis
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Honey Shuck
Bowling Green
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J. D. Hirshfield
L. J. Levy
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Birmingham
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Tuscaloosa
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York
Irene O’brien
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Ella. Packer
Margaret Blacksher
Point Clear
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Robert Padgett
Fairhope
Frank Petrinovich
Marie Petrinovich
City
Daphne
Miss Petrinovich
Lake Providence
C. M. Shepard
West Pascagoula
Palmer Gaillard, Jr
Adrian Irwin
Biloxi
Sydney Brown
Catherine Cox
Brown
H. R. Bradley
Malcomb Partin
Vaughan
F. T. Lack
Charlie Lack
Carl Mitchell
Clara Belle Lack
Tallahassee
Harry Cashman
Hazel Cashman
Joseph Meyers
Key
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Ed Jones
Harding
John Torrance
St. Emanuel
Annette Harford
Sarah J. Smallwood
State St
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Chilleast
Tillman
Charles Schimpf, Jr
Recorder’'S Court
Royal Street
Schimpf
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John J. Monaghan
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