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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1915

Page

10

Alabama Beauty Ball crowns Miss Lois Wilson in Birmingham

Birmingham society notes describe the Birmingham Beauty Ball at the Tutwiler Hotel with judges choosing Lois Wilson as the most beautiful among Alabama contestants. Wilson, an accountant with Goodall Brown, will travel to San Francisco under Mrs. C. B.’s chaperonage, as fellow editors and workers celebrate her win and state pride.

Alabama Birminghham Tutwiler Lois ‘Wilson Goodall-Brown Company Miss Wilson San Francisco C. B Prenties

Dodson Bolton Engagement Announced for Carrie Bolton

Mr. Joseph H. Bolton announces the engagement of his daughter Carrie to Dr. James Horace Dodson. The couple plans a June wedding.

Dodson-Bolton Joseph H. Bolton Carrie James Horace Dodson

Local Social Notes Highlight Births and Visits in Mobile

Mobile friends congratulate Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hooge on the birth of a baby girl born on the seventh. Dr. Patton Louvila Taylor and wife welcome a new baby in Northport. Miss Cecile Lichtbach plans a Chicago summer with sister Mrs. Payne Lichtbach and violin study. Mrs. George T. Rosson returns from Bayou La Batre. Margaret Guthrie to visit her parents in Mobile. Mrs. H. H. Lee and daughter Eunice travel from New Orleans to Mobile for a week. Mrs. W. A. Watson visits Bagdad with her mother. Annie Douglas of Mobile to Montgomery for a visit. Leon Schwarz returns from California as a wai Birth Council delegate.

Sophie Bibb S. Crittenden Montgomery Vertiser R. L. Simpson Mobile Birmingham Washington Exchange Jamie Hearin William 8. Palfrey Vicksburg Mississippi New Orleans Montgomery Tuscaloosa Faith Frank Moody Margaret Merrill Chicago Loretta Byrne Edna Finch Pensacola Edna Manning N. R George Robinson Swift Greenwood Ligon Ager Selma Cawthon Anderson Leonard Itha Edmondson Atlanta W. D. Bellingrath Bryan Rainwater Rainwater Jack Falk Fairhope J. A. Reeves le Compt Hugh Baker Philadelphia Henry Lawson San Francisco Canadian Rockies Luctus McLeod West Oe Ae Robertson County Texas Ralf W. Martinez Nathalie Citronelle Fritz Havard J. W. Hooge John D. Dobson Hilda Drahan Wed- Roeder Helen Rady University of Alabama Patton Louvila Taylor Northport Jim Taylor Cecile Lichtbach Robert Herman Payne Lichtbach Herman George T. Rosson Bayou la Batre Margaret Guthrie R. K. Guthrie Leon Schwarz California Schwarz Wai H. H. Lee Eunice W. A. Watson Bruce Bagdad Annie Douglas Birming News L. M. Ensky

Rev Harmon to Lead May 16 Services at Union Chapel

In Irvington Alabama Rev D Harmon of the Baptist Church of Grand Bay will conduct services at Union Chapel on May 16 at 3 PM. J N Haney and sons Kenneth and Paul recovering from illness. Mrs C H Taylor hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs R B Porter. Delic refreshments served. Mrs N Matlock improving after illness. School Improvement Association met with Mrs D Harlan. Home of Mrs S Gogette broken into, money taken. Food items stolen from several rear locations. Miss Retta Turner of Columbus Ohio visiting Mrs G W Embrey. Goette brothers purchased a driving horse from Irvington Land Company Yard.

Irvington Ala D. Harmon The Baptist Church of Grand Bay Union Chapel J. N. Haney G. W. Embrey Goyette Brothers Irvington Land Company Yarm

Montrose Notes on Drought Affects Local Gardens

Montrose Alabama residents report continued dry weather hurting garden growth. Local visitors include Mrs. E H B Fell who stayed with her father Mr. W. W. Turner and Mrs. Kennedy who left after visiting Mrs. Moses. Mr Norborne Clarke, a guest of Mrs. Moses, returned to Mobile. The McCartneys have been at their summer home in town.

Montrose Ala EH. B. Fell W. W. Turner Kennedy Moses Norborne Clarke

Three Stowaways Found on Steamer and Sent Back Here

Three Mobile youths aged 12 to 16 were found as stowaways aboard the Norwegian steamer Viator of United Fruit Company. They refused to identify themselves to Captain Reed and were sent back to the city on the government steamer Hola Bird after arrival at quarantine.

Mobile Viator United Fruit Company Holabird Reed

Norwegian Seamen's Mission Works Fulfillingly Among Sailors

The Norwegian Seamen's Mission reports strong turnout for regular Sunday Tuesday and Friday meetings and new garden feasts with music and talks. Volunteers led by Hjordis Amundsen Josephine Petterson Ruth Nelson Josephine Nelson Louise Knudson and Mrs Kielland helped, while Captain Olsen of the Ottar shared tricks. A miniature lighthouse lights the mission yard to guide sailors home, and Oscar Olsen organized many improvements.

Andreas Kielland Hjordis Amundsen Josephine Petterson Kielland Ruth Nelson Josephine Nelson Louise Knudson Captain Olsen Ottar Belgium Norge Oscar Olsen

Calvert Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs. 8 M Curry of Sugarland Texas visits her Woodyard parents. O J Angle visits Calvert. G W Humphrey and H Bates plan cattle dipping starting Tuesday for ranchers. A river fish fry honors Mr M Een of Selma enjoyed by many locals. Sunday school grove picnic a success. G G Woodyard of West Butler visits Calvert. Lola Whidby staying with her grandfather at McIntosh.

Calvert, Ala M. E Selma Ala Frances Stone Jessie Hattie Simms W. J. Lowell Ollie and Vernon M. EB. Madden C. J. Angie W. C. Simms, Jr Charles Cohl W. Dodge Sim Grate the Grove G. G. Woodyard West Butler Calvert Lola Whidby McIntosh

Oakdale News Bits Include Fire Injury and Social Visits

Oakdale reports 2 year old Velma Snoo badly burned after a fall into burning trash Saturday morning. Mrs Helter visited sister Mrs Russell Thompson Friday. Charley Davis’s condition improved after a severe blood poisoning attack. Brannon family moved to Magnolia avenue from Baltimore Street. Mrs Walter Smythe and Miss Nellie Mullen visited Mrs Heiter. Charles Gwartney left Mobile for Gulfport to visit his sister. Irene McCoy Dave Stewart Eunice Yost Pete Neely and McCoy family enjoy Dog River. Oakdale Baptist church held annual picnic at city park with many games. Mrs Dent spent Friday with Mrs Hartrell on Florida and Kelley Streets.

Little Velma Joseph Heiter Baltimore Street Charles Gwartney Washington Avenue Mobile Gulfport Irene McCoy Dave Stewart Eunice Yost Pete Neely McCoy Nina McCoy Dog River Oakdale Baptist Church City Park Dent Magnolia Avenue Hartrell Florida and Kelley Streets

Auto crash injures Cullen family near Delchamps

An automobile traveling from Mobile toward Delchamps struck a stump injuring Mr. C. F. Cullen who cut his hand and Mrs. Cullen who was bruised about the head. Dr. Macy attended them and no bones were broken. Other items note social visits and local personalities in Delchamps and nearby areas.

Delchamps Mobile C. F. Cullen Mr. Cullen Maud Delchamps Denikie J. Cleveland J. Deschamps R. C. Macy Dawes Sophia Mancer Eva Delchamps

Dawes Visits Macy Family as Illness Draws Attention

Dawes was Sunday guest of Dr and Mrs BR C Macy at their home as illness affected the household. Harry Macy noted in attendance during the quiet family gathering.

Harry Macy Dawes

Weekend Visitors Include Miss Ethel Savage and Miss Lucille Hawkshead

Miss Ethel Savage and Miss Lucille Hawkshead were weekend visitors of Mr. J Delchamps and family. The report notes their visit and social engagement with the household.

Ethel Savage Lucille Hawkshead J. Delchamps

La Mariposa club hosts social at Moss Point home

Moss Point Miss Ollie Ford hosted the La Mariposa club gathering Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected include Neville Bounds president Lois Everett vice president Bessie Everett secretary treasurer Katie Jones assistant secretary treasurer. Guests enjoyed Fan Tan games and a served ice course.

Moss Point Lois Bessie Everett Lida Meriwether Louise Cowan Katie Jones Jnez Breland Eleanor Carter Neville Bounds Price Williams, Sr Carabelle Emmis Williame Ashbel Hubbard Mobile J. A. Vanderwall Lily N. R Stone J. Hi. Blumer C. H. Jackson B. C. Fisher Richton Martha Buren Pattie Slaughter New Orleans A. F Edward George T. H. Steede Annie Johnson Logtown J. W. Stewart Vin Garner Ziegler Seeman Fort Deposit Ala

Local notes from Fannie Fannie Alabama community

Fannie Fannie Alabama notes record Ruth Cook Seth finishing school visiting Fannie then Montgomery home. Mentions Mia Lowrey sick Ellen Findley returning from Valde Brewton Marvin return from five month absence. Sunday school progress. Pie supper at Blounts raised funds for home repairs. Leslie Miller Percy Allen return from Ridgeway. Stanton visitors from Polard. Clean-up day at church and Farmers Union convention with broad attendance despite heavy rain.

Fannie Ala Mies Ruth Cook Seth Montgomery Mia Lowrey Ellen Findley Valde Brewton M Marvin Annie H. L. Blount Leslie Miller Percy Allen Ridgeway O. L. Stanton Polard L. Steely Charlie Moe Contery Farmers Union Frank Stanton Canage EK. Hodges Hulatie Maggie Dean Brewton

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