Alabama Beauty Ball Arrangements Near Completion
The Alabama Beauty Ball will be held at the Hotel Tutwiler in Birmingham on Wednesday night as a preliminary to selecting Alabama’s most beautiful girl. Several Mobile girls and six Mobile bankers on the judging committee will attend. a San Francisco Exposition trip awaits the winner. Vice President Marshall will not attend due to a Mississippi engagement, but other dignitaries will be present and hundreds of girls from across Alabama are expected for the grand march.
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Birmingham News
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Mississippi
Woman's Musical Club concert aids Alabama Maternity Home
A Wednesday concert at Knights of Columbus Hall at 8 p m by the Woman's Musical Club benefits the Alabama Maternity Home. Fifty babies rely on funds for summer baby foods, with Mobile's prominent musicians slated to perform.
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Alabama
Mobile
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Lawn party on St Josephs grounds in Conception Sodality events
A lawn party will be given on May 11 at 4 o clock at St Joseph’s Church grounds by the Conception Sodality as Miss Rosa Lyons entertains the Discards. The weekly Discards meeting will feature Miss Lyons as hostess and the event includes a social opening for the season with Mrs Truman Smith handling arrangements.
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ST. Joseph’s
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St. Joseph’s Church
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Aay Boyles
Mobile unit honored for U D C convention in Alabama
Mobile contingent led by Mrs. Louis Sewall elected registry officers at the Alabama United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Bessemer. Delegates reported a successful 112 turnout with hospitality staged in Birmingham and Bessemer. Mrs. W S Pugh delivered a praised address and events included luncheons, receptions, and a garden party with souvenirs from tours and automobile rides.
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Louis Sewall
Alabama
United Daughters of the Cy
Bessemer
Bibb. Graves
Rs. J
Asa Rountree
E. L. Huey
Crittenden
Montgomery
A. L. Harlin
Alexander Ity
Charles Sharp
Birmingham
Adehoe
Anniston
Crosses
W. S. Pugh
Bessermier
Sewall
Pugh
Williamberg
W. H. Porter
Fea
Costume drama unfolds with red brocade hoop skirt
A woman in a 1560 costume wears a red brocade hoop skirt and lace tunic as her long curls fall over her shoulders. Miss Rutherford receives applause and a bouquet of red and white roses.
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Miss. Rutherford
Pretty Talladega girls at the beauty ball
Miss Zara Solomon of Montgomery is guest of Miss Willie Duncan at the home of her sister Mrs. Will Brown. Miss Estelle Keeney visits relatives in Houston and Miss Melville Tucker plans visits in Spring Valley New York before returning home. Miss Jamie Grace to Columbus Mississippi to visit sister Mrs Jack Cox, absent until June. Mr Tom Kelly Jr returns to Auburn to study after funeral of grandmother Mrs Rose Glass. Miss Katherine Monk to graduate in June and not return to Mobile for the summer. Ben Campbell and Frank Courtney depart for Panama for new positions. Birmingham News runs a picture of Annie L Williams with a note on Miss SAAAL RAAAARAAL RARAARAM EI I LI Pp.
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Zara Solomon
Montgomery
Willie Duncan
Will Brown
Estelle Keeney
Houston
Texas
Melville Tucker
Spring Valley
N. Y
Jamie Grace
Meridian
Misa
Columbus
Miss
Jack Cox
Tom Kelly, Jr
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Rose Glass
Katherine Monk
M! White & Bangs’ School
New York
Mobile
Ben Campbell
Frank Courtney
Panama
Birmingham News
Annie L. Williams
Egg and Tomato Salad Cups and Household Tips
Egg and Tomato Salad cups show how to prepare hard boiled eggs for filling with yolk mashed with mayonnaise and celery. A separate note covers cleaning tips using olive oil polish and wintergreen plaster removal, plus lemon juice as a potential health aid.
Mrs A G Fowlkes to Speak at Older Girls Conference
Williams will deliver the principal address at the Saturday morning session of the Older Girls Conference. The题 topic is The Challenge. Mrs A G Fowlkes has been the guest of her mother Mrs Clara Ellen Dillard and leaves Monday for her Birmingham home. Miss Bessie Hobart visits Tallahassee Florida as guest of Mrs Cawthon. Darren Woods, recently operated on for appendicitis, has recovered enough to travel to Battles for convalescence. his mother Mrs Woods accompanies him. L W Duffee departs Mobile Saturday for a two month absence. Salesladies Benevolent and Protective Association to host a cuchre and dance at St Vincent's hall Tuesday evening May 11. Mrs Percy Finlay of Memphis is guest of Judge Semmes and Mrs Electra Semmes Colston for a few days.
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A. G. Fowlkes
Clara Ellen Dillard
Birmingham
Bessie Hobart
Tallahassee
Fla
Cawthon
Rosabelle Christian
Darren Woods
Oo. J. Semmes
Electra’ Semmes. Colston
Mobile
Boro
Thomas Rawls
Aick Ap
Alec Sharp
Charles Kohl
E. J. Rawls
George Manuel
Roundhouse
Lodge
J. Henry Thames
Whistler Lodge
Rebekah
State Assembly
Ala
Woodmen
Mechanics’ Lodge No. 69
I. H. Pringle
South Alabama
James M. Tucker
Ladies’ Auxiliary
I. A. of M
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Miss Loraine Cunningham Visits New Orleans
Miss Loraine Cunningham enjoys a ten day visit to Mrs. Overton Pratt at her Lake Shore home in New Orleans. She left Thursday for the trip and will be absent about ten days. The page also features various recipes including Whipped Cream on Chocolate Muffins Turtle Soup Oyster and Potato Balls and Welsh Pastry with methods and ingredients.
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Loraine Cunningham
New Orleans
Loraine Cunnim
Overton Pratt
Lake Shore
Miss Cunningham
Ice cream and cake: antique kitchen notes and a marriage oddity
The excerpt describes Brown Bread Ice and Ice Cream recipes with milk cream sugar and cornstarch, plus a news note that Iris Pearman of Springfield Ohio sails to Santa Maria Colombia to marry a man who resembles her deceased father as per his will. The tale notes she is 22 and inherits 1 500 000 only if the groom resembles her father.
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Iris Pearman
Springfield
Ohio
United Fruit Company
Santa Marea
Colombia
William
Whistler Church News and Local Lodge Notes
Whistler Methodist Church details revival services with Rev Dr McGehee of Mobile and guest pastors, and Citronelle appointment. Bethany Baptist, Meyers Memorial Baptist, and St. Paul Episcopal schedules listed. School news notes May basket gift, new library volumes, Bird Day events, and Prof. Fisher statistics books. Lodge and club reports include Daughters of Rebekah and Odd Fellows activities, with local visits and upcoming Birmingham assembly. Baseball set at Plateau Sunday with Whistler Coca Cola teams in a three double header.
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Whistler
Ana
Methodist
William M. Cato
Francis M. Atchison
T. A. White
Howard Paimes
Mobile
Methodist Church
McGehee
Haywood Vaughan
The
Baptist Church
Meyers Memorial Baptist Church
Eight Mile Station
Charles Sheldt
Twining
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. @. Richards
Fisher
Caases
C. F. Vigor
Miss Campbell
G. F. Masters
Corinth
Miss
Matt Laws
Arthur Savage
T. L. Crabtree
O'Cloc
Whistler Coca Cola
Tew
Anniversary of Knickerbocker Rule Set For Baseball
New York May 8 observes a celebration of the 1845 Knickerbocker Association rule set forming the basis of modern baseball. The article outlines bases, innings, pitching, foul balls, outs, order of batting, umpire authority, and balk rules in concise phrases.
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New York
Knickerbocker Association
Peters
Bride and groom journey to Montgomery on business
Mr Earl Scroggin of Flomaton and his bride formerly Miss Carrie H from Montgomery were seen in the city. The couple returned after several days away and received warm congratulations from friends here.
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Flomaton
Ala
Earl Scrogging
Montgomery
Carrie H
Design a Versatile Gown to End Fashion Quick Change
Aessays on simplifying women apparel argue for a single gown usable morning to evening to reduce cost and social pressure. Proponents say long lasting, harmonious designs would give women more freedom in dress and avoid the frantic, costly pace of changing styles.
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Leslie's Weekly
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