U D C Scholarships Open to Alabama and Other States
General U D C announces multiple scholarships in 1914 15 across Alabama and other states. Notable awards include Vassar College $500 Washington Seminary $100 UNC Chapel Hill $200 and several girls and boys scholarships at schools such as Spring Hill College Agnes Scott College Wesleyan College and More. Applications to Mrs Leon R White Troy Alabama with self addressed envelope. Daughters of the Confederacy urged to assist in finding worthy applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Vassar
Vassar College
Washington Seminary
Washington
D. C
University of North Carolina
Chapel
School of “Mothercraft
West Ninety-Fifth Street
New York
Spring Hill College
James Thomas
Marion Institute
Columbia Mill~ Tea. Academy
Columbia
Tenn
Agnes Scott College
Wesleyan College
Macon
Birmingham Seminary
Cox College
Atlanta
Noble Institute
Anniston
Centenary College
Cleveland
Presbyterian College
Southern University
Greensboro
Ala
Peekskill Military Academy
Leon R. White
Alabama Division
Troy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Informal Dancing Club Hosts Gratanola Party at Smith Piano Co
Mrs J D Garrison entertained the Informal Dancing Club with a gratanola party on Thursday evening at Smith Piano Co rooms. About twenty five attended and punch was served during the event. Mrs Marcus Chapsky of Memphis returned home with her niece Ethel Young. Miss Sybele Dowty and Miss Christine Lewis of Jacksonville are expected back Monday after a Magnolia Springs visit. Miss Claudia Friedenthal and Miss Tima Greenwald of Meridian, Sophie Newcomb girls, will attend the Purim ball Tuesday and stay for several social events all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Garrison
Marcus Chapsky
Memphis, Tenn
Joe Young
Ethel Young
Sybele Dowty
Christine Lewis
Jacksonville, Fla
Magnolia Springs
Claudia Friedenthal
Tima Greenwald
Meridian
Sophie Newcomb
Association
Lukie Lesesne
Mobile
J. H. Patterson
L. G. Cameron
Kahn Manufacturing Company
Miss Peeples
Seamen's Bethel
Seamen’s Bethel
Alleyn Feeks
Annie Laurie
Swanee River
the Bethel
Willis
Dunster
J. T. Gallagher
G. A. Maloney
Mamie Palmer
Néllie Uson
Isabel
George Sullivan
Lucy Cullinane
Baby Gussie Jones
Noon Tuesday meetings draw growing interest at YWCA
The extension committee plans a March series with Mrs Margaret Southerland speaking on Domestic Science including a demonstration during the noon lunch. A prior session drew strong attendance and interest in practical household knowledge for girls and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Margaret Southerland
Phoenix Club Hosts Reception for Dedication Visitors
Visiting rabbis described as from Bir a ec aur einen he Emanu El will be guests at a reception hosted by the Phoenix Club to welcome the dedication party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Club
Bira
City Bank & Trust names new trust officer
The eleventh anniversary of City Bank & Trust Companys trust department was celebrated on March 1 with Edward C. Meredith in charge. A former Eutaw resident and ex secretary to Senator Edmund Pettus, Meredith has held roles as cashier at First National Bank and Union Bank & Trust Company, gaining broad trust and banking experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Bank & Trust Company
Edward. C. Meredith
Meredith
Eutaw
Ala
United States
Edmund Pettus
Washington
First National Bank
Union Bank & Trust Company of
Montgomery
FE. J. Buck
Dward C. Meredith
The
Wives of Tem ple Emanu El officers host Phoenix Club event
Temple Emanu El officers wives host a Saturday evening gathering at the Phoenix Club with visiting doctors from Cincinnati Detroit Atlanta Montgomery Mobile. The club will be decorated with palms ferns and spring flowers and tea coffee and sandwiches served at the coffee tables run by Mrs. Ben M Jacobs and Mrs. Herzfeld. Members of the congregation will call between 8 and 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Emanu-El
Phoenix Club
Phillipson
Cincinnati
Franklin
Detroit
David Marx
Atlanta
Ehrenreich
Montgomery
Moses
Mobile
Ben M. Jacobs
Herzfeld
Morris Adler
J. Friedman
Sol Cohen
Morris Marx
Birmingham News
Bid Domino Club Honors Corrie Park at Brewton Tea
In Brewton Alabama last Thursday Mrs E Luttrell hosted the Bid Domino Club at Park Avenue. Corrie Park won first prize a cut glass vase. Martha Duggan received the guest prize. A salad and ice course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bid Domino Club
E. Luttrell
Park Avenue
A Aaa
Corrie Park
Martha Duggan
E. M. Lovelace
F. M. Mason
W. G. Martin
J. W. Adkinson
G. W. L. Smith
J. 8. Crum
W. F. Wilson
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Home
Mobile
8S. J. Mayo
Notable Notre Dame Lady Offers Free Home Remedy
A letter from Mrs. M Summers of Betre Dame Indiana promotes a home treatment for rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia claiming it cures at home without climate change. The remedy purportedly removes uric acid purifies blood and restores elasticity and vigor.
Regular Monthly Meeting at St Josephs Hall
Members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting at St Josephs Hall this afternoon at three oclock. Assessment No 94 is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hall
Social Roundup in Ocean Springs and Biloxi Visits
Ocean Springs locals note visitors and returns from New Orleans and Biloxi including Mrs W S Vancleave Miss Mary Leigh Bransford Miss Mae De Bourgh and Miss Leona De Bourgh. Ex Senator Lafe Young and wife of Des Moines IA stay at Bayou Inn. An entertainment for the Presbyterian church is planned for Monday March 16 and the Association of Commerce met at Hook and Ladder Hall Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Simmons
New Orleans
W. S. Vancleave
Mary Leigh Bransford
Biloxi
Mae de Bourgh
J. C. Lehner
Mineral Springs
Ohio
Lehner
Elsie John
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Bayou Inn
Leona
Agnes de Bourgh
Alice Martin
Blanche Rosambeau
Edgar Rehage
Baby
J. A. Rehage
Gertrude Soren
Presbyterian Church
Association of Commerce
Hook and Ladder Hall
Larkin Club Hosts Crichton Ala Social Evening
Mrs W A Albright entertained the Larkin Club on Spring Hill avenue Crichton with a large decorated setting and multiple contests Winners included Mrs Miller Mrs Burns Mrs Sweetman Mrs Gill Mrs Creek Mrs Ryder Mrs Gleuckstein and Mrs Bowling Miss Bertha Gayle and Miss Myrtle Small provided music Refreshments were served visitors N C Brewer and James Cutter were from Janesville Wis and A B Elchar Mary Haas I Donovan T Le Hene Warsaw Ind attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Albright
Larkin Club
Spring Hill Avenue
Miller
Burns
Sweetman
Gill
Warsaw
Ind
W. Pickheart
H. Fowler
BE. Lee
Local Names Motioned In Winona Lake Note
Winona Lake list includes C Knell and McKee of Illinois among many names. mentions Mrs G Kittle visiting Randolph Avenue and Mr Cecil Doyle called home to Westrose NS due to his mother’s illness. The fragmentary note strings together residents and visitors, with no clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
C. Knell
K. McKee
Illinois
A. W. Lands
F. W
Russell
J. Hasset
L. W. W. Woodruff
H. Gill
B. A. R. M. Small
P. Hollifield
L. N. F. Young
M. EB. Bowling
H. H. Sweetman
S. M. Coffin
D. Gstein
C. A. Ryder
L. M. Armour
F Wilson
J. A. Green
C. Tapia
Jo Burg
F. Goff
B. Burns
H. Patterson
Stevens
A. Creech
L. M. Adii
H. Pollard
C. EB. Miller
Margerie Murray
Berta Gayle
Holliday
Florence Small
Dar Fay Goi
Myrtle Small
Conrad Christ
Conrad Christ, Who Has Spending the Week-End As the Mrs. G. Kittle
Randolph Avenue
Westrose
Cecil Doyle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
U. D. C. Scholarship Committee
E. C. Meredith
State Examiner of Banks
Hege
H. B. Stamp
H. B. Jr
Adam Glass
Galbraith Springs
Knoxville
J. T. Kennedy
M. L. Hodges
West Point
Marie Deans
St. Emanuel Street
A. P. Meyers
Carrie McGill Dickens
Boston
Rose Reiss
Philadelphia
German Relief Hall
Lovie McKinstry
Dennison Mfg. Co
New York City
Staub’s
Dauphin ST
Pettus
Brewton, Ala
Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal
ST. J. L. M. B. Association
Margaret Toomby
Bauer
Dave S. Bauer
Dauphin & Conception
Conti Street
Ness
Ocean Springs, Miss
Crichton
N. C. Brewer
James Cutter
Janesville
Wis
Judah
Babi
Temple Shaar al
Edger
City Bank and
Mobile, Ala
Trust Department
City Bank
Buck
Pat Jalyons
G. A. Tonsmeire
T E. C. Meredith
A. C. Tonsmeire
Cody
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