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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1915

Page

7

Work and Blessing: A Midday Message by Henry Van Dyke

Announcement: Mrs. A. A. Edey to speak at the Mothers' Club of the Settlement Home on Thursday afternoon with Bible lesson at 8 p m. Also notes on Columbus pageant in Mobile written by a Mobile woman with large cast and elaborate costuming. Mobile Art Club holds monthly meeting at the Battle House with Mrs W W McGuire elected president.

A. A. Edey Mothers’ Club PAGEA Columbus Landscape Gardner Carl Fox Percy W. Maer Jamie Grace Philadelphia St. Louis Colum Mobile Art Club Mobile Germanic Club Battle House W.W. McGuire

Jimmie Caw-Caw Tricks Lead to Dog and Uncle Wiggily

In a pine nest tale, crow Jimmie plots a hiding game taking Aunt Flippity Flop’s glasses. He hides a red glass in a dog’s ear while the big hound awakens with Uncle Wiggily captured, prompting a tense rescue setup.

Jimmie Mr. Caw-Caw Nest House Aunt Flippity Uncle Wiggily Longears Rabbit Mamma Crow Lady Mary Uncle Wiggily Wiggily

Uncle Wiggily and the Crow Trick in the Woods

Jimmie the crow plans a trick to free Uncle Wiggily from a big dog guarding the woods. He pretends to pull a red glass from the dog’s ear, causing surprise and distraction. The dog releases Uncle Wiggily, and the rabbit thanks the crow for a clever distraction.

Uncle Wiggily Jimmie Uncle Mary

Out-Of-Town Society Camden Personals

Miss Katie Neville returns from Montevallo where she taught art this session. Mrs. Joe Harper hosts the Methodist Missionary Society. Honor roll at Wilcox County High School lists many students with high marks. Several residents visit relatives in Arlington and Selma while others host guests from Athens and New Orleans.

Camden Personals Camden Ala Katie Neville Montevallo Joe Harper Methodist Missionary Society W. M. Cook G. Twilley Arlington Wilcox County High School Joseph Panglison Selma Rose O Rebecca Campbell Nellie Matthewson Onie Felts Marion Bonner Jean Stanford Albert Campbell Virginia Hardy Julian Bonner Mary Fore Steward Mary Tait Martha Lee Grier Louise Mathews Fletcher Sills Annie Cook Elsie Bonner Sam Marcus Elisabeth Lockwood Pat McDonald Willard Savage Robert Lee Hawthorne Evelyn McElroy Bert Neville Julian Holman Ella Spartin Lynch Alford Calvin Powell Jesse Atkinson Athens Malcom Smith Julia Jones Maude McWilliams Lydia Riggs Berlin S. R. Fairly W. W. Boykin New Orleans

Garrason Leads Club Meeting on Sketching and Designing

Garrason, former president, visited Charleston and presided over an excellent meeting. Attendees planned two main activities for the year sketching and original designing while other business occupied the afternoon. A year book committee of Mrs. G. E. Mertz Amy Watkins and Dorothy Vaughan was formed and Miss Stanford was chosen to lead practical designing.

Garrason Charleston G. E. Mertz Amy Watkins Dorothy Vaughan Stanford

Not a Man in the House staged by YWCA Blue Ridge Club

The Blue Ridge Club of the YWCA presented Not a Man in the House Tuesday night at Trinity parish house. Proceeds support a delegate to the YWCA conference in Blue Ridge North Carolina in June. Cast included Helen Beard Dana Hamburger Iva Gilpin Corrine Baker Florine Scott with performances by Mrs George Leftwich and Miss Gaines. Refreshments were served and musical numbers featured throughout the intermissions.

Blue Ridge Club Young Women's Christian Association Trinity Parish Blue Ridge N. C Helen Beard Iva Gilpin Dana Hamburger

Farce Comedy Charms Crowds Despite Mrs Bings Interlude

The performance trained the young ladies and drew high praise for rapid movement and sustained audience interest as Mrs Maria Bings tried to deter male patrons from her premises.

Maria Bings

St. Clare Sewing Circle Meets at Conti Street Asylum

The St. Clare Sewing Circle will meet Wednesday at 5 p m at the Conti street asylum.

T. Clare Sewing Circle St. Clare Sewing Circle Conti Street Asylum

Young Men and Women's Jewish Association Meeting Tonight

The Young Men and Women's Jewish Association meets at 7:30 PM at B'nai B'rith Hall. All members are urged to attend. Summer meetings run on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.

Young Men and Women’s Jewish Association Young Men and Women’s Jewisn Association B’nai B’rith Hall

Ice Cream Committee Meeting Called by U D C Leader

Mrs J C Mangeldorf chairwoman of the ice cream committee for the U D C boat ride calls a meeting for Wednesday at 5 PM at the Mobile Public Library.

J. C. Mangeldorf Mobile Public Library

Lawn Party at M F Tucker School

The M F Tucker School Improvement Association hosts an afternoon lawn party today May 26 at 4 o'clock with free admission. Public invited.

M. F. Tucker School M. F. Tucker School Improvement Association

Championship flight opens in Women's Southern Golf event

Elimination trials set the stage for the opening today at Birmingham Country Club. Among those advancing are Mrs. Henry J Howse Mrs. R M Thach Miss Mary Munser Miss Belle Roberts and Mrs J D Kirkpatrick of Birmingham plus entrants from Memphis Atlanta Montgomery and Knoxville. Dufield won the approach and putting with a nine par and Miss Laula Jones defeated Miss Belle Roberts to win the driving contest seven and two fives for seventeen to fifteen.

Birmingham Ala Birmingham Country Club Henry J’. Howse R. M. Thach Mary Munser Belle Roberts J. D. Kirkpatrick Duffield Frank G. Jones Christine Tate David Gant Memphis Alexa Stirling Thomas Paine George Harrington Atlanta Katheriine Meehan Mary Cobb Montgomery David Chapman J. D. Varnell Knoxville K. G. Duffield Laula Jones Miss Jones Miss Roberts

Calendar of Social Events and Club Meetings

The No Trumps meet with Miss Rebecca Herndon at 4 p m. Miss Amelie Douglass hosts cards in the Colonial Room at 4 30 p m for Miss Wilm oth Gillette. The Christ Child Society meets Wednesday at 11 a m. Mrs Nathan Simon hosts an afternoon at home for Miss Anna Dam rich at 3 p m. Mrs Paul Wilson hosts the Wednesday Bridge Club at 8 p m. Class day at St Vincent s School at 0 p m. Miss Ruth Burke hosts a luncheon at the Battle House for Miss Josephine Chamberlain at 1 30 p m. Luncheon Juniors to seniors at Baker s School in the Vineyard of the Cawthon at 1 p m. Miss Hallie Cooper hosts hearts for Miss Margaret Jones at 3 30 p m. Mr Wilmer Jarvis hosts a dance at the Movile Yacht Club for Miss Anna Damrich at 8 p m. Misses Corinne and Lillian Thossen host the Sewing Club at 10 a m. The Mothers Club of the Settlement Home meets at 3 p m at the Home.

Rebecca Herndon Amelie Douglass Colonial Room Cawthon Wilmoth Gillette Christ Child Society Nathan Simon Anna Damrich Paul Wilson St. Vincent’s School Ruth Burke Battle House Josephine Chamberlain Baker’s School Vineyard of the Cawthon Hailie Cooper Hearts Margaret Jones Wilmer Jarvis Movile Yacht Club Corinne Lillian Thoss Mothers’ Club of

Friday Social Events and Class Day at Baker School

Miss Ella Packer Blacksher hosts the Friday Bridge Club at 3 p m. Miss Francis Ervin hosts hearts for Misses Georgia Higley and Fannie Vaiden at 4 p m. Miss Bessie Bouton hosts a moving picture party at 4 30 p m for Miss Anna Damrich. Baker Graded School graduates hold class day exercises. Dance for St Marys School benefit at K of C Hall Friday May 28 at 8 p m.

Ella Packer Blacksher Francis Ervin Hearts Georgia Higley Fannie Vaiden Bessie Bouton Anna Damrich Baker Graded School St. Mary's School K. of C. Hall

Shakespeare Club Annual Meeting and Social Events

The Shakespeare Club holds its annual meeting at 11 a.m. Mrs W Pugh hosts at 6 p.m. for Miss Josephine Chambel ain. Miss Roberta Ollinger serves lunch for Convent of Mercy in the Vineyard of the Cawthon at 10 p.m. Miss Grace Moore hosts a 4 p.m. luncheon on Saturday in the Vineyard for Baker's Graded School graduates.

Shakespeare Club Pugh Heartage P Josephine Chambelain Roberta Ollinger Clue Convent of Mercy Vineyard Cawthon Grace Moore Baker's Graded School

Bark Bertha Wrecked Near Jamaica. Crew of Eight Missing

Panama dispatch reports the British bark Bertha was wrecked on a reef forty miles north of Old Providence while sailing from Portland to Falmouth. The captain and seven crewmen are missing and feared drowned as the Reliance arrives with the mate and nine sailors rescued.

Panama Reliance Colon Portland Falmouth Old Providence Jamaica

German Aeroplanist Brought Into Harwich

Harwich reports a British destroyer brought a German sub lieutenant and mechanician from a German aeroplane forced to descend in the North Sea due to engine trouble. After rescue the aircraft was sunk.

London Harwich North Sea

Minimum wage question opens at manufacturers convention

The National Association of Manufacturers opened its annual convention in New York with delegates from across the country. A committee report on the desirability of a minimum wage law was discussed for the first time at the meeting, alongside talks on war effects on European trade.

New York National Association of Manufacturers

Local Social Notes From Lenox and Repton

Lenox Alabama and Repton scenes show Miss Jennie Pierce hosting Miss Ella Andrews Friday night. The Musgrove couple and Wil Howard made a business trip to Repton Wednesday. A Conecuh River fishing party returned Saturday with good luck. Henry Pierce and sister Leslie visited Repton Wednesday. Ed Nall returned from Pineapple.

Lenox Ala Ella Andrews Jennie Pierce P. Musgrove Wil Howi m Repton Conecuh River Henry Pierce Leslie Ed Nall Pineapple

Coca Cola Substitution Questioned over Price

A dated remark questions buying substitutes when genuine Coca Cola costs only marginally more, highlighting price comparisons in everyday beverage choices.

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