Remptions to the hush of the evening and a boy remembered
A district federation program at Elks Auditorium opens with a credentials committee meeting and remarks by Rev H W DuBose. The session outlines reports from federated clubs and lists participating groups and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Ike
ELKS
Elliot ‘Johnstone
L. J. Haley
H. W. DuBose
Century Book Club
Craighean Parliamentary la Study Club
Clara Schumann Ch
Council of Jewish Women
Schoolovement Club
Research
Shakespeare Club
Parliamentary Law
Dickens
Fifth Thursday
Kin
Q-Ban Hair Color Re storer Ad
An ad promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer for gray hair and scalp. It claims to darken gray hair without dye, stop dandruff and itching, and improve hair health. A 7 oz bottle sells for 50 cents at Van Antwerp Drug Store Mobile Alabama with mail order offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp Drug Store
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Club Socials Highlight Afternoon and Evening Events
The dergarten Study Club Home Economics Club and Orpheus Club host an open disco and adjournment at 3 30 p m Delegates ride autos at 3 30 and tea with Mrs Seale Harris at 72 12 Government Street at 5 p m A piano solo Der Freischutz by Miss Damzell follows at 8 p m in Cawthon assembly room Soprano solo Baietello Pagliacci by Mrs F P Davia and a reception for Mrs Haley by Mobile clubs conclude the program with a vocal duet Once More My Royal Master Calls by Dons performed by Mrs Ss S Tam and Mrs J C Will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dergarten
Home Economics
Orpheus Club
Virginia Cavalier Chapter D A R Meets in June
The regular Virginia Cavalier Chapter D A R met Tuesday with high attendance at Mrs W M Broun s home. Miss Thurber presided as vice regent and communications were read including a National Congress letter. The group urged Mobile to send the Liberty Bell to the San Francisco Exposition in July and received a courteous reply from Mayor Blankenburg. Two meetings remain this year on Flag Day June 14 and July Fourth to mark the chapter s founding and the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cavalier Chapter
W. M. Broun
North Jac Street
the Thurber
National Congress
Stanley Finch
Mayor Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Mobile
Virginia Cavalier
Blankenburg
Under Five Flags Chapter D A R Holds Meeting
The annual Under Five Flags Chapter meeting was held Tuesday morning with Mrs. Stanley B. Herridon presiding due to Mr. Adam Glass funeral. Officers were re-elected and year-end reports read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Under Five Flags
Stanley B. Herridon
Adam Glass
D. A. R. Congress
Mobile
D.A. R
Gregory L. Smith
Harry T. Inge
Japanese Woman Campaigner Influences Hiramuma Victory
A historical note describes Mme Hiramuma, wife of Count Okuma, as the first woman political campaigner in Japan. She canvassed votes using vibrant American-style tactics, drawing praise for her astute handling as her husband won by an overwhelming majority. The scene features her giving a speech beside a Japanese poster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiramuma
Japan
Commodore Perry
Count Okuma
Mme .Hiramuma
Mme. Hiramuma
Stonewall Insurance Board Reelects All Members
The Stonewall Insurance Company annual meeting re-elected the entire board and officers. John F. Jossen was named to fill the vacancy caused by Leopold Eichold's death. Directors include Blacksher, Hwn, Brooks, David, Hunter, McDonnell, Staples, Baker, A W Brooks, Jossen, Bush, Davia, Hahn, Turner and Jones. Officers Brown as president Brooks as vice president Gaillard as secretary Gaillard as assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Insurance Company
John F. Jossen
Leopold Eichold
J. J. Blacksher
Charles H.wn
Stewart Brooks
Nathan G. David
Robert Hunter
W. F. McDonnell
A. L. Staples
Estes D. Baker
A. W. Brooks
J. C. Bush, Jr
J. B. Davia
L. Hahn
F. C. Turner
Winston Jones
Company
One Brown
John Gaillard
Richbourg Gaillard
Women's clubs push reforms at Alabama federation meeting
Mrs. L. J. Haley, president of the Albania Federation of Women's Clubs, opening the seventh district session in Mobile, urged clubs to shape members minds and make them better wives and homemakers. Local president Mrs. James R. Hagan chaired. Mayor Harry Pillans gave the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Haley
Albania Federation of Women's Clubs
Mobile
Elk’s Auditorium
Haley
James R. Hagan
Harry Pillans
Matthew Brewster
Christ Church
W. C. Crumpton
Evergreen
George Leftwich
Julius Goldstein
Mabel Heustis
Erwin Craighead
Marietta L. Johnson
Fairope
Feast of the Ascension Holy Day Mass Schedule
Catholic world observes a holy day of obligation on Thursday. St. Matthew’s Church offers masses at 5 30, 6 and 8 0? Confession Wednesday 4 PM and Thursday morning before masses. St Peter’s on Fulton Road will hold 8 o’clock Mass. St Mary’s lists services at 5 30, 7 and 9 on Ascension Thursday.
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Our Lord
Heaven
St. Matthew's Church
St. Peter's Church
Fulton Road
St. Mary's Church
First U S Class for House Maids Receives Diplomas
Montclair New Jersey May 12 The Montclair board of education awarded diplomas to the first class for house maids in the United States after twelve lessons in domestic science. A graduating luncheon was held with each girl inviting her mistress, and a graduate course for advanced students was promised for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
United States
Montclair Board of Education
Man Falls Through Bridge on Texas Street Injury Report
Andrew Groechner fell through a foot bridge between Marine and Broad on Texas street. He sustained a severe leg injury and was transported to the city hospital following the incident reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Street
Marine and
Broad
Andrew Groechner
Out of town visitors and local postings noted
Traffic Officer Pittroff returns to duty after two weeks illness at Dauphin and Conception. Numerous visitors from Mississippi Alabama and Georgia register at local hotels including the Battle House and St Andrews as businessmen and residents tour Mobile. Continuous lists of names and origins appear in daily society notices.
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Pittroff
Dauphin
Conception Streets
T. C. Thomson
New York
Thomson
van Heynigen
Metropolis
Lee Stafford
Hemphill
Miss
W. T. Bailey
Chattanooga
A. J. Wood
Chatom
Ala
W. G. Wood
C. Wilson
Chicago
Ill
Cawthon Hotel
J. J. Barrow
New Augustine
Mies
Battle House
C. Cc. Nesmith
Birmingham
J. D. Barbee
Greenville
Emmett A. Jones
Montgomery
J. E. Kropuis
Weagar
H. B. ‘West
Wilmer
Ae Cameron
Selma
A. E. Bradley
St. Andrews Hotel
Ae Kramer
Krohe
T. V. Pullen
R. T. Platt
Vinegar Bend
J. B. Powell
FC. Swanetean
Foley
H. J. Peters
Healing Springs
Frank Boykin
Calvert
D. A. Stelle
BH. N. Sheppard
Coden
J. W. Lee
Carlsbad Fame and Vitalitas Waters Compared
A Bohemian springs region boasts seventeen hot wells amid a thousand hotels famed for curative waters. Carlsbad’s reputation rests on natural remedies for various ailments, attracting affluent patients as a last resort. The article compares Carlsbad waters with Texas Vitalitas, noting chemical differences and claimed health benefits.
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Bohemia
Carlebad
Carlsbad
Texas
Vitalitas
Ee Ee
Vitali
Eac Ik
Amusements at the Crown Theatre this week
The Crown Theatre presents The Valley of Hate with Rhea Mitchell and Thomas Chatterton as the feature. A comedy with Billy Sullivan Lorraine Huling and Fay Tincher appears. What Happened to Jones comes tomorrow with Fred Mace in the lead. Keystone comedy and Mutual Weekly billed for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Theatre
Rhea Mitchell
Thomas Chatterton
Billy Sullivan
Lorraine Huling
Fay Tincher
Jones
Fred Mace
Mr. Mace
Leonia Morgan
William Mandeville
Chester Barnett
Mary Charleson
Marjorie Blossom
Carolyn Rankin
Jesse Sadler
Bradley Barker
Joe Daly
Mutual
Empire Presents Delayed Showings and New Features
The Diamond From the Sky will be shown today at the Empire after yesterday’s delay. It is a three reel feature starring Irving Cummings and Lottiz Pickford. The Profligate with Bryant Washburn and Ruth Stonehouse screens tomorrow. A Child of the North Vitegraph drama with wife Gonzales and Margaret Gibson also plays tomorrow.
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the Empire
Irving Cummings
Lottiz Pickford
Essanay
Bryant Washburn
E. H. Calvert
Dainty
Ruth Stonehouse
Gonzales
Margaret
Gibson
Cucumber Crop at Wiggins Reaches 110000 Bushels
Wiggins Mises May 12 Special reports the cucumber industry expands with about 1000 acres planted and a crop near 110000 bushels. The new factory and enhanced production mark a strong season for growers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins
Mises
Sentai
Jiave
No, there would not be so many divorces here
A brittle quip appears to compare marital splits with domestic duties and shows a dismissive tone toward women. The remark links divorces to women’s attention to housework and singing, reflecting gender stereotypes in a historical minor note.
Mobile Harbor Plans Urged by Business Leaders
In a meeting with city commissioners, Mayor urged speed with care on harbor improvements while stressing Mobile’s facilities are insufficient for future needs. A port developer is recommended to analyze the harbor, rail lines, and warehouses, presenting a concise pamphlet before funds are spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Sand Islands
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Citiens
Mobile Ia
Sporting News
John A. Wetzel
Long Beach School Names New Teaching Staff
Long Beach Mississippi announces the election of teachers for the next term. Noland B. Harmon Jr is principal, Edna Knoat first assistant, Pauline Quarles second assistant, Beatrice Shipp third assistant, Anita Prados fourth assistant. Term extended from eight to nine months.
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Long Beach
Miss
Noland B. Harmon, Jr
Edna Knoat
Pass Christian
Pauline Quarles
Beatrice Shipp
Anita Prados
Salaried Worker Proposal for Mobile County Sunday Schools
A meeting with over forty interested in Mobile County Sunday School work discussed hiring a salaried advisor to devote full time to the effort. Chairman W. W. Middleton led, and a committee from each denomination was formed to apportion costs to each school for approval. Local church leaders and organizers attended, including Rev. H. W. DuBose and Freda Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Cawthon Hotel
W. W. Middleton
F. W. Evans
A Coded Quip on Hunting and Home Life
A terse aphorism notes a single man must seek trouble outside, while a married man may bring trouble home. The line contrasts solitary risk with domestic safety. It reflects social humor about gender roles and family dynamics.
Veterans' Flag Day Fund Committee Named
C B Hervey heads the committee to raise funds for Confederate veterans Richmond reunion expenses. President Charlie Hervey of Hervey Hotel Co has organized a meeting at the Calior to discuss efforts with Miss Mabel Hartwell and Captain Mahon. J T Keener offers 35 cents from every 25 cent book sold by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Hartnel
John A. Manon
The
Rifles
W Ae
Richmond
Charlie B. Hervey
Hervey, Hotel CO
Se Gray
Mabel Hartwell
Captain Mahon
J T. Keener
La Rue Beauty School Ad Promotes Marie Patterson
La Rue Beauty School advertises Marie E. Patterson as proprietor with services including electrolysis facial massage manicuring hair weaving dyeing and bleaching scalp treatment and chiropody taught by a graduate of principal beauty culture schools. Classes in the Bank Building at 330 City. Bell 2827 Home 1084.
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Timtion
Bell
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Walter H. Brown
Nestlé
Nestlé’s
Nestl颒s
Nestle
Meres Woolworth
JRS. McDonnell & CO. Wholesale Distributors
Cers
Merchant’s Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Britton’s Shoe Store
J. F. Jossen
Stonewall Insurance Co
Istrict Federation
People’s Forum
C. B. Hervey
Veterans’ Flag Day Fund Committee
la Rue
Beauty School
Marie E. Patterson
Prop
Balk
French Market Mills
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
Props
Imade
Mammy
France
Suse
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