Entertaining Tuesday Auction Club Hosts Miss Loraine Cunningham
The Tuesday Auction Club enjoyed hospitality from Miss Loraine Cunningham who hosted a delightfully social afternoon. Out of town guests Miss Mattha w Birmingham and Miss 48 Latham Washington attended along with club members and several others. High scorer Miss Blacksher earned a club prize, while Miss Hilda Broadwood won guest prize. Boulet claimed consolation with a sachet prize. A plate luncheon and ice course followed the salad courses. Margaret Blacksher will host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Cunningham
Blacksher
Hilda Broadwood
Boulet
Margaret
Entertaining Luncheon for Mrs Nesbitt in Mobile
Mrs A W Brooks hosts a luncheon for Mrs W D Nesbitt of Birmingham while visiting Mobile. The event features a pink and blue color scheme, a centerpiece of valley lilies, and a chorus of friends including Mrs D Nesbitt Mrs A P Bush Mrs F Tebbetts and others. Also noted is a tea for Mrs F W Jolly of Birmingham in honor of her 75th birthday with guests from Mobile and Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brooks
Nesbitt
W. D. Nesbitt
Birmingham
A. P. Bush
Mobile
A. Wi‘Brooks
Brooks
F. W. Jolly
E. W. Faith
Jolly
Faith
Lester Sheffield
Two New May Manton Junior Coats and Tunics Explained
The article outlines two spring fashion costumes for 16 year old girls. It details a blouse belted at the low waist with a flared plaited tunic, trims in brown and tan velvet, and material estimates for coats tunics and skirts. It mentions pattern numbers 8397 456 8344 8016 8340 A and notes patterns can be mailed for ten cents.
Washington bound guests depart for home
Gabriella Bartet Isabelle Norwood of Montgomery Margaret Blacksher Edna Manning Miss Lamar Latham of Washington and Miss Manning will leave Thursday for Washington, unable to share in local pleasures. Miss Oline Hurtel had enjoyed a lovely trip before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriella Bartet
Isabelle Norwood
Montgomery
Margaret Blacksher
Edna Manning
Miss Hurtel Gracefully Touring Alabama Relatives
A city woman tours Alabama visiting relatives and friends over several weeks. She stayed with Mrs. W. C. Garrett in Birmingham, now visits Mrs. Cade in Tuscaloosa, plans calls on Selma friends before returning home. Meanwhile Bethel Auxiliary announces painter Roderick McKenzie will lecture on Art and Artists at 8 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
W. C., Garrett
Birmingham
Mrs. Cade
Tuscaloosa
Miss Hurtel
Selma
McKenzie
Bethel
Roderick McKenzie
Social notes highlight visits and guests across Mobile area
Miss Eugenia Ormond departs for Tuscaloosa with Anna Boulet while guest of Miss Katherine Finch. Mrs S P Gaillard recovers from illness as friends visit. several local families entertain at Mor gan and Fairhope. A May Leatherbury house party hosts Miss Martha Bradshaw in Birmingham before return. An elegant Tuesday supper at Mr J L Milburn's features champagne glasses, pearl gifts, and roses with Miss Brown and Mrs H C Brown among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherbury
Coden
Ome
May Leatherbury
Enning
Conoe
Manay
Rom
Frank Crenshaw
Artae
Randall de Son
Ndall
Marion Sunction
Morgan
J. Cleveland
Hilda Meyer
Rudolph Richards
Selma
Dana Lewes
Gulfport
Mobile
J. R. Ball
Martha Bradshaw
Birmingham
Alba Gower
Cole
Fairhope
R. T. Wells
Canton
N. Y
Dr. Cole
A. D. Cole
Furgus Falls
Minn
Old Home
J. L. Milburn
Miss Brown
Clifton Moses
H. C. Brown
Philadelphia
Esther Moses
Maiden Cammack
Milburn
Miss Charlotte Davis to Leave Mobile Thursday
Miss Charlotte Davis national field secretary of the Y W C A. will depart Mobile Thursday for St Louis and other fields. During her stay she stayed with Mrs Dan McNeill on Monterey street and attended social and business Y W C A events with Miss Agnes Davidson of Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Davis
Mobile
St. Louis
Miss Davis
Dan McNeill
Monterey Street
Topedey
Agnes Davidson
Jacksonville
R. Pope
Toulminville Social Notes Amid Local Visits and New Arrivals
Mrs L J Comingst of Fairhope presides over Fairhope Single Tax Corp and visited Toulminville. Lingle couple home from Tampa joins Fly Squadron meetings with S Meeker and Anna B Hail. Elizabeth Yates Walker visits sister. Leepers baby ill. Miss Carron moves to Vine Street. T M Smith to Roberts Dale for position with Dr Hall. Charlie Barrett from Atlanta visits bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulminville
Ala
L . J. Comingst
Fairhope
Fairhope Single Tax Corporation
Anna B. Hail
M. C. Lingle
Tampa
Fla
Osage Street
Fly Squadron
Lingle
S. Meeker
E. L. Cole
Stone
Cole
Charlie Barrett
Atlanta, Ga
Miss Carron
Vine Street
T. M. Smith
Robertsdale
R. A. Hall
Plantation Hotel
Ethel Giddings
Nannie Smith
Warren and
Amopste Street
Oscar Naef
Burge
Whistler
Ae A. Hansen
Elizabeth
Mrs. Vonado
Elizayates Walker
Determine Citizenship Status Of 7000 Pueblo Indians
A joint memorial was introduced in the New Mexico legislature to have Congress decide the status of about 7,000 Pueblo Indians. The memorial notes that the U S Supreme Court has left the citizenship of these Indians an open question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Grape juice exhibits at Expo reveal vast industry
The article describes a wine and grape juice exhibit at a manufacturers' exposition. It highlights the Chautauqua Grape Belt along Lake Erie, the San Francisco fair temple of grape juice, and Dr. C. E. Welch of Westfield who led the grape juice pioneer company. It notes a history from 1839 and an annual output of three million gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakerie
Grape 7
San Francisco
Lake Erie
C. E. Welch
Westfield
N. Y
Children Born in March Invite Birthday Party
The Mobile Item notes several children born in March including Joseph Mattei 4, Virginia Murrills 4, Regina Moreno 8, and others, inviting them to a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Tickets mailed. Readers born in March asked to send full name address and birthdate to the Children’s Editor at least two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mattei
Virginia
Murrills
Lawrence
H. Arnold
S. E. Mont. Sti
Mont
Regina Moreno
M. Cleveland
S. Lawrence
the Item
Empire Theatre
Whatley Notes Movements And Community Happenings
Whatley residents report moves and plans as B T McLeod and family prepare to relocate to Selma. Local Baptist ladies meet for W M A work while Rev H Creighton pursues home improvements. Discussions on crop diversification and legumes for cattle follow a farm training at Grove Hill. Nursery stock theft noted and Mrs R E Shaw plans to speak at Grove Hill school on Better Farming Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley
Ala
Southern Railroad
B. T. McLeod
Selma
W. M
Godboit
Evie Coleman
Whatley Hotel
Rev. H. Creighton
J. H. Harrison
R. E. Shaw
J. H. Creighton
Jesse Tharp
Grove Hill
Amette
Popu
Rev. Morgan
Baptist Church
Bledsoe
Pine Hill
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Record Skyrocket Loop Stunt Over Lake Michigan
Arthur Smith of Siekana performed a loop the loop stunt over Lake Michigan in daylight, looping thirty-two times from four thousand feet. He claimed the feat set a new record despite a four inch hole burned in one canvas plane during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Nicene
Siekana
Lake Michigan
Fire Reported at Dauphin Street Store by Detective Newbern
Detective Tome Newbern discovered a fire in the store of Jenene Muscat Company at 161 Dauphin Street about 8 o clock Tuesday night. A small blaze burned in a room inside the building before firefighters arrived from Box 12.
Social Notes From Salitpa and Nearby Towns
Miss Maggie Neal Fleming visits sister in Jackson this week. Visitors J M Deas and J D Bedwell pass through en route to Mount Vernon and Mobile on business. J D Guy J W Fhiker and sons visit from Jackson. Mrs J D Bedwell and Maude of Coffeeville visit here. C T and Joe McCorquodale visit Jackson. J D Doyle goes to Coffeeville. Dr W W McCorquodale of Jackson travels to Coffeeville. J T Pitman ill this week. wishes for speedy recovery. Rev L S Gilmer of Coffeeville preaches here Sunday. Grace Waite hosts Saturday Afternoon Sewing Circle. dominos and sandwiches served. Misses Lucy and Maude L E M of Jackson visit. C T and Joe McCorquodale go to Coffeeville on business. Utopian General Improvement Association holds temperance program Friday. W L McVay of ae visits home folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Coffeeville
Messrs
C. T
Joe McCorquodale
Jackson
J.D. Doyle
W. W. McCorquodale
J. T. Pitman
Lucy
Maude L. E. M
Utopian General Improvement Association
W. L. McVay
Whistler Lodge IAM Meetiing Announced for Wednesday Evening
The Whistler Lodge of the International Association of Machinists will meet on Wednesday at 7 o clock at the IOOF hall. Attendees include Trueman Saxon Henry Seabury Charles Luther Lee Crabtree Oscar Myles Charlie Crabtree Clarence Alvarez Charlie Kercher and James Hanley. Also noted were Rev Haywood Vaughan Miss Peterson and Mrs Ida Jolley returning from Mobile visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistliik
Ata. Caarch
Whistler Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Messrs
Trueman Saxon
Henry Seabury
Charles Luther
Lee Crabtree
Oscar Myles
Charlies Crabtree
Clarence Alvarez
Charlies Kercher
James Hanley
Mobile
Pegs
Haywood Vaughan
Pes Peterson
Ida Jolley
Buena Vista Fire Destroys School Furniture and More
A major fire in Buena Vista leaves the schoolhouse gutted except for a piano and damaged desks unusable. Firefighters were short of help as most men attended a Beatrice road meeting. No injuries occur to children. one pupil, Ida Nell Finklea, breaks an arm but is improving. Several residents and visitors travel through town as camps relocate and local families recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
J. J. Finklea
Mies Netti
Ida Nell Finklea
J J. Finkle
Kittie Purnell c
Catherine
Wilcox County
M. V. Middleton
Selma
Vredenburg
Edmonon
Coy
Edmonson
Burley Woodward
Buena Vista
Jake Kearley
Robinsonville
Frank Kearley
J. B. Knowles
John Laurey
Atmore
Lee Finklea
Birmingham
Burson Place
The
Missionary Society
W. E. Northrup
W. A. Rickard
O. B. Finklea
Luton
Bettis
The Silent Plea feature at Empire with Broadway stars
A Thursday Empire showing features 3reel Broadway star actors led by Harry T. Morey Edith Storey and Don ald Hall in The Silent Plea. The program highlights a major screen event with notable stage names and a premier film presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Morey
Edith Storey
Donald Hall
the Empire
Adv
Sunday school postponed at Union church in Allen Alabama
March 10 report notes Union church Sunday school delayed March 7 due to missing superintendent and teachers. A large crowd attended. F N Singleton returned from Excel with his daughter Lila. Grove Hill team faced Fulton in a March 6 basketball game led by Jesse Gomillion. Union school members visited Mr James Duke's home. A diversified farming lecture crew arrived at Tompkins schoolhouse Monday at 10 o clock, drawing many pupils and local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ala
Union Church
F. N. Singleton
Excel
Lila
Jesse Gomillion
Grove Hill High School
Grove Hill
Fulton
Union School
James, Duke
Tompkins School House
Women Health Care Revealed With Gentle Laxatives
Women are prone to constipation affecting overall health. Harsh purgatives disrupt function. mild laxatives work better. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin blends simple laxatives with pepsin for women and offers a free trial bottle by writing Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello Iowa.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
May Manton
Miss Oline
Hartel
Miss Oline Hurtel
Bauer
United States
Dave S. Bauer
Editha Brown
Vineyard
Wae Itha Brown
Vaporub
Torpia
Wekig Dekina Neal
J. Omar Khayyam
Naishapur
Persia
Colonel Peel
Gulf City Dye Works Yell
Mobile & Ohio
R. R
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