Community clubs and events schedule and floral poem
Today schedules note several meetings: Oman’s Auxiliary to YWCA at 11 a m, Dr Ligon speaks at 8 p m, Sewing Circle at 11 a m, Bridge Club at 3:30 p m, Spring Afternoon Musical at 3:30 p m, Finesse Club at 3:30 p m, Bethel Auxiliary at noon, No Trump Club at 4 p m, Afternoon Tea 4 to 6 p m, and a Junior Council Jewish Women dance at 9 p m. Also a decorative poem describes springtime imagery with laburnum and lilac and a meditation on the peace of God.
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Council of Jewish Women
May Day Outing to Dog River Club
Twelve ladies from Uniontown Alabama joined Mrs Val Taylor and hostesses Mrs A M Bright on a first of May trip to Dog River club house. They traveled at 10 30 by three autos for auction bridge prizes a silver picture frame and a decorated fan. Dinner followed with a pleasant menu and sunset return.
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Dog River Club
Dog River
Val Taylor
Uniontown
Ala
A. M. Bright
Dog River Club House
E. S. Lavretta
S. M. Landry
A. N. T. Roach
Herbert Turner
C. S. Shawhan
T. K. Jackson
Virgina Bixler
J. T. McKeon
J. W. McAlpine
T. J. Hughes
Married Life the Third Year on the Grand Tour
Warren and Helen arrive by cab with trunks and hand baggage directed to stateroom B-104 amid a busy shipboard scene. The couple’s demeanor mixes experience and surprise as crowds move around the gangplank and port steps.
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Warren
Helen
More Machines Needed for the Mobile Co Trip
Merchants urged to send automobile volunteers for a mobile trade expansion excursion in Mobile County with near a week to go. Chairman W. T. Kelly of the chamber asks for about 30 additional cars. luncheon costs are covered, and owners are asked to volunteer immediately to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Mobile County
W. T. Kelly
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
William H. Armbrecht
George Fearn, Jr
George Kilmer
Home Telephone Company
H. H. Wefel
May Day Traditions Spark Local Church Events
A May day feature recalls old flower language and lists church events. Central Presbyterian hosts a queen of May ceremony at 5 pm with garden and May pole activities. Church Home and First Baptist plan parallel fêtes with children’s activities and a May garden scene at Lyric Theatre.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Warren Street
First Baptist Church
Dauphin
Houston
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Farmer's Wife Almost A Wreck
Mrs Joan F Richards of Westwood Maryland reports relief from nervous spells and monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She suffered back and right side pain from organic inflammation and frequent sickness but says her condition improved markedly and she encourages others to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Richards
Westwood
Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mac Lydis
Farewell Dinner for Dr Brown in Mobile
A farewell feast hosted by Mr and Mrs Sydney Dorgan honors Rev Wyatt Brown and his wife as they prepare to move to Asheville North Carolina. The gathering features spring roses eight course menu cafe noir and ordered place cards noting Rev Brown Mrs Lila Little and others. Dr Brown and Mrs Brown depart Tuesday joining Mrs Brown in Atlanta after opera attendance in Georgia capital.
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Dr. Brown
Wyatt Brown
Asheville
N. C
All Saints
Sydney Dorgan
Mobile
Duchess de Brabant
Brown
Lila Little
Gardiner C. Tucker
Tucker
H. T. Inge
Dorgan
Mrs Powell Hosts Spring Bridge Party at Country Club
Mrs W A Powell hosted the third of the week’s bridge parties at the Country Club by Mobile Bay with green yellow blue and pink decorations. Prizes included French vases won by Mrs C L Taylor Miss Rosa Coates Mrs E C Hughes and Mrs H L McClellan. The event included a post game feast and a list of attendees. Also noted were condolences for Mr Syson and updates on locals including Mrs Rachel Heustis and Inverness visitors Mrs Bruce Miller and Isabel Maupin Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Taylor
Rosa Coates
E. C. Hughes
H. L. McClelland
Mabel Houstis
William Mastin
A. N. J. Roach
S. M. Landry
C. P. Robinson
D. P. Best
E._G._ Maxon
Bruce Miller
Aberdeen
Scotland
Inverness
West Point
Mias
Isabel Maupin Gordon
Mobile
Pleasant bridge tea honors Mrs Val Taylor guest
Exceedingly pleasant yesterday's informal meeting of the Auctioneers included Mrs Bright paying compliments to Mrs Val Taylor of Uniontown. Three tables of bridge guests with Mrs RB L, Mrs rt Turner, and Miss participated alongside members.
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Bright
Val Taylor
Uniontown
RB. L
Rt Turner
Club Prize Awarded And Refreshments Served After Game
Mrs. L. L. Duggan won the club prize a pair of silk hose. A gold hat-pin was given as a prize. Delicious ice cream and cake were served after the game.
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L. L. Duggan
Lawn party by Electra Semmes Colston chapter U D C
Mobile residents are urged to attend a lawn party tomorrow afternoon at Dauphin Way and Hannan avenue near Houston street. The Electra Semmes Colston chapter supports the Sallie Jones scholarship memorial fund and the Gettysburg monument project, plus local benevolent work.
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Mobile
Electra Semmes Colston
Dauphin Way
Hannan Avenue
Houston Street
Sallie Jones
Gettysburg
Cooke reception marks wedding celebration at Cen ter street home
Mr and Mrs Chas H Cook entertain friends at a wedding reception in their Center street home. Music and refreshments followed by a late hour. Attending guests include Mr and Mrs Longhurst Pitman Sherard Mooney Karl Gordon Belle George Toenes Albert Toenes Calcina McDavid Nichols Hackmeyer Sappenfield Wilson Hanson Jannette and Waiton. Albert Leo Reinschmidt and wife Juliette Sweeney of Pensacola, honeymooning in New Orleans, pass Mobile en route to Pensacola to establish home at 314 West Belmont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Cook
Center Street
Cooke
Longhurst
Pitman
Sherard
Messrs. Mooney
Karl
Gordon
Belle
George
Toenes
Albert Toenes
Calcina
McDavid
Nichols
Hackmeyer
Sappenfield
Wilson
Hanson
Jannette
Albert Leo Reinschmidt
Juliette Sweeney
Pensacola
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mobile
West
Belmont Street
Mrs Lloyd Visits Mobile As Modern Farming Aide
Mrs W J Lloyd wife of the Western Union Western Division superintendent arrives in Mobile from Denver to visit her son T D Lloyd of Bayou La Barre. She plans a summer stay as Mr Lloyd contributes to Mobile county's agricultural resource development with modern farming methods.
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W. J. Lloyd
Western Division
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mobile
Denver
T. D. Lloyd
Bayou la Barre
Mr. Lloyd
Mobile County
Liszt School Students to Present Annual Recital
The Liszt Pianoforte School under Miss Louise Flinn will perform its annual recital at the McGill Institute at 6 o clock Saturday afternoon. The class includes promising juniors and a strong program is anticipated.
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Liszt Pianoforte School
Louise Flinn
McGill Institute
Bids too low for school lands in Alabama
Birmingham bids on four thousand acres of indemnity school lands in Jefferson County were rejected as too low by State Superintendent H J Willingham. Negotiations will reopen. Additional bids are under consideration for lands yet to be selected. Further bids will be received May 10 at Jasper on 6 623 acres in Walker County and a week later at Tuscaloosa on 1 273 acres in Tuscaloosa County.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Jefferson County
H. J. Willingham
Walker County
Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa County
Man Charged With Altering Postal Money Order
Jesse Gorman a man with multiple aliases was arrested in Wilmer by Deputy U S Marshal J H Gates on a charge of altering a postal money order and attempting to cash it at a false value. He was committed to aid in default of bond by U S Commissioner Richard Jones to await federal grand jury action.
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Jesse Gorman
Wilmer
United States
J. H. Gates
Richard Jones
Grand Jury
Gorman
Painting declined by Brooklyn Institute on race theme
A painting titled To the Highest Bidder by Harry Roseland depicting a slave woman and child on an auction block was rejected by the Brooklyn Institute. The work, offered by former Brooklyn mayor Charles A. Scierena, was deemed likely to revive painful memories.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Institute
Harry Roseland
Brooklyn
Charles A. Scierena
Farewell on the voyage as passengers wave goodbye
On a crowded dock a boat sails with many farewells and sobbing scenes as friends and family wave from the rail. Warren and Helen move through the crowd to mail after boarding and glimpse the cheering mob, the Statue of Liberty, and distant horizons, pondering a possible closeness in a new country.
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Ing
Warren
Helen
Belle
Howard
Warern
Curtis
W. EF. Curtis
Helen Athrill
Statue of Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oman
W. C.A
Dr. Ligon
Busines Woman’s Club
Harte Auditorium
Sewing Circle
R. P. Pope
M. F. Kirkbride
Clara Schumann Club
Scottish Rite Cathedral
C. B. Hervey
The
Bethel Auxiliary
Seamen’s Bethel
Trump Club
B. H. Clingerman
Laburnam
Society
Piono
Mabel Herbert Urner
Farmer
Ames Leftwich
Atlanta
E. S. Lauretta
Gulf City
W. K. Syson
Mr. Syson
England
Ashland
Rachel Heustis
Mrs. Lyons
Robert Gould
John Cochrane
Willingham
Penice & Ford, Ltd
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