Dated Church Notice From Methodist Group
Fragmentary local notice mentions a Methodist church event and a teacher Rev. Harrison who trained them. Winnie Hinsea visited Mrs. Taylor and Rees Sion is noted. Friends planned a gathering at home and Rev. Creighton and wife planned to attend a Baptist Association in Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seare
Drew
Harrison
John Hinsea
Winnie
C. Taylor
Apnea
Rees
Meere
Bivin Colamein
J.B. Creighton
Baptist Association
Houston, Tex
Local Notes From Coffeeville Area Sunday Visitors
Community glimpses mention Alan Benson visiting Mobile last week. May has returned home and Mable from Salitpa attended church. Jim Deas and family from Union Chapel were visitors. Dr Eldson left for Mobile with Clyde for treatment. Gabriella Co has returned home from Allen. Mary Turner and Buz Turner from Salitpa were in town for visits. John Oliver from Jackson was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofferville
Alan Fred Benson
Mobile
May
Mins Mables
Salitpa
Bob’ Houston
Joven
Jim Deas
Union Chapel
Jackson
Néss
Dr. Eldson
John Oliver
Mackson
Tonight Pee Rie Nes Picture Show at 7 30
Local cinema announces Pee Rie Nes presented tonight with showtimes at 7 30. Tickets and venue details listed for patrons seeking evening entertainment.
Learn Beauty Culture at La Rue Beauty School
MARIE E PATTERSON GRADUATE INSTRUCTOR teaches massage hair weaving dyeing scalp treatment chiropody and bleaching at La Rue Beauty School term and class hours available at City Bank Building call Bell 2827 or Home 1054.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. Patterson
Na Mon
City Bank
Bell
Local Social Roundup From Crary Area
Crary notes show social visits and gatherings: Fred Schultz visiting in Manhattan Kansas and Mobile. Rogers and Etta Lora with Miss Vada of Semmes. Dunbar guests of the Schillinger family. a party in Semmes for Miss Eana Rogers with Antle Mae Kransit Ron Mattie Steward Etta Lord Jim Snowden Marvin Back L G Ashbee Doyle Erkenbeck Wilton Lord. Mrs F A Cheney shopping in Mobile. Annie Graham visiting sister Mrs Sam Clifford of Oakdale. Mrs McGuire visiting the school. Rev D J Hartzog Walter Lord and BE Black Mobile visitors. Mattie Stewart visiting Indian Springs. John Fulford and wife and baby visiting Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schultz
Manhattan
Kas
Rogers
Etta Lora
Miss Vada
Semmes
8. Dunbar
Orchard
Schillinger
Eana Rogers
E. E. Black
Antle Mae
Kransit
Mattie Steward
Etta Lord
Jim Snowden
Marvin Back
L. G. Ashbee
Doyle Erkenbeck
Wilton Lord
F. A. Cheney
Mobile
Annie Graham
Sam Clifford
Oakdale
McGuire
Cee Sageree
S. A. Snowden
Gluk
D. J. Hartzog
Walter Lord
BE. E. Black
Mattie Stewart
Indian Springs
John Fulford
Baby
Local News From Merrill Area Residents
Notes from Merrill Mississippi record visits by Mobile residents and travelers to Merrill. Dr. Lewis Knight attended the state medical association in Hattiesburg and presented a paper on Hemoglobinuric Fever. Alex Prentice near Merrill is very ill with Bright's disease and doctors fear for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Miss
F. B. Merrill
Mobile
J. C. Dorsett
H. H. Russell
Leuven
L. v. Jaggar
J. E. Taylor
Basin
Calvin Ball
Lucedale
R. M. McKay
John Berry
Leakesville
Ford Ratliff
Knight
Turner and Miller
Errill
Andrs. Mudge
Bexley
Willie Morgan
Bear Creek Lumber Company
Alex. Prentice
Bright
Turnerville church hosts Saturday conference and Sunday programs
Turnerville Ala held a Saturday conference at the Turnerville Baptist Church with a 2 o'clock start. A large Sunday school turnout accompanied plans for a Sunday night program and a teachers picnic at the literary school’s end on Friday May 28. James Dickenson of Lambert and Grace Roberts of Mobile visited Turnerville recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnerville
Ala
Minnis
Turnerville Baptist Church
James Dickenson
Lambert
Burbank News Tidings and Local Notes
Traffic over the Dog River Bridge between Deer Park and Burbank stalled by high water on weekend. wagons crossed Monday. Mrs Jennie Britt, widow with three boys, ill with pellagra after doctor confirms diagnosis. Henry Beasley of Leakesville visiting sister Mrs P B Courtney. Rounsaville-Burbank ball game ends 15 to 3 in favor of Burbank. Mrs John Staehle hosted by William Diehl. Frank Mahoney and Jake Brown made a business trip to Vinegar Bend. Henry Simpson's wife dies Monday. annual sheep round-up postponed to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Ala
Dog River
Deer Park
Jennie
Britt
Local Notes From Allen Alabama And Nearby Areas
Mrs Richard Tarleton was taken to the Tuscaloosa asylum Tuesday for treatment. Mrs J E Aion’s daughter, Totals, was improving at Pine Bluff infirmary and plans to return home Sunday. Lily Dumas is ill with malaria near here. Lula Clark shows slight improvement but will need adenoid removal. The Gough child who broke an arm last week is recovering nicely. J B Summers C L Dumas and J K McLeod visited Grove Hill Wednesday. Farmers report good weather aiding crops. Mrs Frank Dumas and Mrs Francis Warren attend the bedside of Allie Dumas, farmer’s daughter-in-law, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gough
J. B. Summers
C. L. Dumas
J. K. McLeod
Grove Hill
Frank Dumas
Francis Warren
LdAllie Dumas
Local Social Notes From Zimco Area
Hebron couple Mr and Mrs E H Calhoun hosted by Mr and Mrs N M Heard on Wednesday. Mrs Rhett Payne entertained her mother Mrs McDonald and brother Blair on Wednesday. Mrs N V Stewart spent part of last week in Grove Hill. Messers Wayton Stewart and Maynard Heard drove to Jackson via Grove Hill on Sunday. Mr Goward Calhoun was in Zimco Wednesday. Alex Tompkins and Pete Carter visited Sunday. The Sewing Circle met with Mrs Walter Pritchett on Wednesday. Mrs J C Stewart here this week end after his business. Messrs Smith and J Stewart Jr from Jackson were here Tuesday, visiting Mr Smith's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimco
Ala
E. H. Calhoun
Hebron
N. M
Rhett Payne
McDonald
Brother Blair
N. Vv. Stewart
Grove - Hill
Mesers
Wayton Stewart
Maynard
Jackson
Grove Hill
Goward Calhoun
Alex Tompkins
Pete Carter
Walter Pritchett
J. C. Stewart
Messrs. Smith
Brownatone Hair Tint Promises Safe Instant Change
An advertisement touts Brownatone Hair Stain as a safe, quick way to cover gray or faded hair with gold, medium, dark brown or black tones. It claims permanence, easy application, and no rubbing off, contrasting with risky mineral restorers. Sold by druggists in 25¢ and $1.00 sizes, with a 19¢ booklet offer.
Five Hundred Club Hosts Pleasant Night at Battles Wharf
Mrs Hutchins and Miss Hutchins hosted the Five Hundred Club in a pink and white oleander decorated hotel. Prizes went to Mrs W B Sussan for first, Mrs Gavin Hunter for consolation, and Miss Dyar received the guest prize. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and candy after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battles Wharf
Ala
Miss Hutchins
W. B. Sussan
Gavin Hunters
Miss Dyar
Gavin Hunter
Curran
Wiliam Curran
Irene Case
Daphne
Ed Ennis
Micah Wood
Batt
Ressijac
Misa Case
Mobile
Rosinton Meeting Notes and Local Happenings
Rosinton Alabama church and school activities fill the week with a prayer meeting, sermons by Mr. Johnson of Foley, and a planned Sunday service. Weather halts events and school closes. Brocklebank records indicate travel plans north for Russell Jarrett and Tom Cooper toward Ohio and Illinois. Local farming includes sheep shearing and cucumber contracting by Linberg of Robertsdale. Church work resumes with M B church siding underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosinton
Ala
Sae
Johnson
Foley
the Baptiste
Dan Bird
Berman
T. N. Barn
Chicago
Russell Jarrett
Ohio
Ilinois
Tom Cooper
Daphne
Linberg
Robertsdale
Jackson Graded School to Hold Commencement Monday
Jackson Ala The Graded School will hold commencement exercises Monday evening Herald notes a sermon Sunday at Gradedenor Auditorium by Rev Adams. Seniors invite attendance and Prof J J Moore is reelected head of Agricultural School. Illness news updates include Meters, Cowan, Sutton and Andrews condition improves. Weston returns from Union trip. new light and ice plant planned in forty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Marcellus Weston
Union
Andrews
Grand Bay Sanitation Drive and Local Moves
In Grand Bay Alabama Dr Webb from Kansas rehoused a farm two miles north and began moving in. Woods of Grand Bay sent to Illinois for a queen bee. Thursday saw a community clean up with aid from women and school children granted leave to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bay
Ala
Webb
Kansas
Woods
Illinois
Garr
Clemens J. Eagan
Local Farmers Rally on Tick Eradication in Deer Park
A well attended Farmers Association meeting at Woodman Hall featured H C Bates from the Southern Railway agricultural department speaking on tick eradication. J B Chapman presented an informative paper. The School Improvement Association elected Harold Best as Young People's Dramatic Club manager and Davie Richardson as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Dramatic Club
R. C. Stators
Shannon
Miss
Davie Richardson
Adout
Katherine Richardson
Louise Rhew
Clara Belle Richardson
Henry Rife
William Rhew
Davey Richardson
Irene Shanhouser
L. Ruswell
Harlan H. Best
Charles Felder
Mobile
W. R. Leon
Frank Leon
W. F. Glisson
Shannon High School
Glisson
Claude Quiggle
Ohio
Gliston
R. C. Stanford
Park
Mississippi
Earl Baxter
Vinegar Bend
Range Range Social News Circulation of Local Families
Range Range Alabama notes show Mr. and Mrs. J I Williamson with children Mrs J Williamson of North Carolina Mrs Jim Williamson of Mississippi and Mr Sims Williamson of Mississippi visiting due to their father's illness. Local pastors preached at Free Will church Rev A J Browning assisted Rev J A Burch while Baptist services were moved to Birmingham for Rev M M Wood. Various residents attended Mothers Day events and visited friends across Lenox Repton Peterman and Monroe County with several weekend visits and trips referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
M. M. Wood
Birmingham
W. M Jones
C. Be, Hart
F. Lewis
Ballard Church
Repton
W. J. Dyess
Lenox
Henry Kearly
Peterman
R. T. C. Robinson
Nancy Stacy
Monroe County
A. R. Pierce
W. E. Dalley
Union Union Alabama Held Basketball Dinner Social
A large crowd from Union and Grand Bay attended the basket dinner at Jackson Creek last Sunday with Pasca goule and Brother Richardson preaching at 11. Roberts visited Mobile relatives. Misae Mary Burfoot of Mobile spent the weekend with Miss Ruby Stevens. Miss Dora Stevens visits Wilmer with Miss Maud Brennan. Mrs Henry Gaston and Miss Ada Fields shopped in Mobile. Edgar Smith of Mobile visited his mother Mrs Laura Smith. Mothers Day was observed at Union Church last Sunday. Rain Monday and Tuesday benefited farmers. A May 31 school picnic is planned at Deakle old field hosted by Union school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ala
Jackson Creek
Grand Bay
Pascagoule
Richardson
Roberts
Mobile
Misae Mary Burfoot
Ruby Stevens
Dora Stevens
Wilmer
Maud Brannan
Henry Gaston
Ada Fields
Edgar Smith
Laura Smith
Union Church
Union School
Deakle Old Field
Local Notes From Chicora Mississippi Community
CHICORA CHICORA Miss Dr A K Mc Millan drove to Silas Wednesday and returned with his wife who had been away with her parents. Postoffice Inspector T C of Meridian was in town. Various residents attended gatherings, visits continued with friends in Clara and nearby towns, and mail service to Clara is set to begin May 17 on the Chicora and Northeastern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora
A. K. McMillan
Silas
Postoffice
T. C
Meridian
Sommeeaeereteers
Fannie
Ema Barnes
Alma Causey
Dovie Daniels
Sallie McLau
Embroidery Club
Minnie and
Lena Rogers
Thames
Bucatunna
Unday
Chicora and Northeastern Railroad
Clara
Miss
BE. R. Merriman
Tennessee
Kentucky
T. G. Bennet
Johnston
Harriet Gibson Johnston
R. B. Holmes
Points
New Mexico
Mobile
Ruth Palmes
Rene and
Emmare
Laura Smith
B. C. Robinson
Sandersville, Ga
BE. Robinson
T. H. Hudson
W. W. Waller
Obituary notes from Orange Beach and nearby locals
Local obituaries report the Friday death of Josephine Sundsy aged years, a veteran of three wars, leaving a widow. The column lists multiple neighbors and relatives including Philo Chappelle and the Calloways, with visits from Georgia and Ohio residents. The Mobile area mentions J. S. Murrow returning with Ford’s household furniture, a motor boat, and five nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Beach
Als
Fitrt
Josephine Sundsy
Filrtt
Philo Chappelle Ca
Amel Calloway
Simon and
Leon Callo
Clarence Fike
Chester
Kingaberry
Georgia
Coun
Grand Rap
George Weat
Cleveland
Ohio
Shen
Murrow
Mobile
Dowos School Notes and Local Club Meeting Recap
Visitors to Mobile on business include Mrs Hart and Mrs Crabtree among others. The Downe Dowke Sewing Club met with members showing interest in progress and a Farmers Welfare monthly meeting featured readings recitations songs and a talk on tick eradication. Next meeting set for June 8, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Ona Lee Miller
Keen Hart
Mabel Hart
May Hart
Miss Sear
Farmers' Welfare
Peable Lee
Mr. Pierson
Orchard families present Jerseys at Crest farm in Alabama
A local note from Orchard Alabama mentions W Dean Wesley stereda Chas Wat visiting Crary’s home last week. Mrs Driver and Mrs Morgan were seen in Mobile this week. Hill Crest farm reports a table of Jerseys indicating pride in the breed.
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Coffeeville
Monroe Park
LA Rue
Beauty School
Crary
New Orleans
South
New Orleans Coffee £ 0., Ltd
Savi
Bainees
Union Savings Bank
N. Royal St
New York
Ogden H. Hammond
Allen
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Newbro
Herpicide CO
Dept
Detroit
Mich
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