Coming of Ladies' Aid at Central Presbyterian Church
An all-hands homecoming by the Ladies' Aid at Central Presbyterian Church featured a call roll, program items including violin solos and an address by Dr Planck on the mothers role. Loyal committee work and luncheon marked a successful gathering praised by President Mrs. Chas. E. Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevbers
Chas. E. Vincent
J. B. Har
Gabriella Barret
Wm. Schock
Julian Bartee
Metcalf
Spress
Chas. Bar
Duke Good- Solo
J. O. Dickens
Shock
Tom Moore
Viola Gaines
As. Wade Cox
Dr. Planck
Planck
Ian
Goldsby
Birthday Celebration Invitation At Cullom Street Home
Misses Pauline Lillian and Josephine McCown invite Mobile friends and relatives to a birthday celebration at their Cullom Street home on Tuesday afternoon from 8 to 6. A separate note mentions meetings for General and Mrs. Robert's entertainment arrangements with Mrs. Harry T. Smith. A new arrival announces Mr and Mrs Joseph Koenig welcome a baby daughter.
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M’down
Birmingham
Pauline
Lillian
Josephine McCown
Cullom Street
Henry Robert
Harry T. Smith
Club Calendar Highlights From Local Meetings
A list of Monday events includes Equal Suffrage Association meeting at 4 p m on the Mezzanine floor of Lattle House and Night School for Working Girls at Conti street school. Wednesday features Chautauqua with Mrs H H Duffee at 4 p m and multiple clubs meeting in Union and Cathedral venues. Saturday hosts Shakespeare Club activities at 11 a m with Mrs C J Torrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Suffrage Association
Lattle House
Conti Street
Christ Child Society
Mobile Public Library
Emma Jones
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Church
Chautauqua
H. H. Duffee
Semmes
Parliamentary Law Club
Ellis’ Hall
H. C. Bowling
Rapier
Cathedral Sanctuary Society
McGill Institute
Century Book Club
Cawthon Hotel
Cupid's Corner Conducted by Miss Eros
Inquiries on love affairs addressed to Miss Eros will be printed if not too lengthy. Names will not be printed. Address inquiries to Miss Eros Mobile Item. Personal letters not answered or private correspondence handled. Use ink and write only on one side of paper.
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Eros
Miss Eros
Dear Miss Eros Advice Column Fragment Dating Dilemma
A nineteen year old asks whether to marry a chauffeur against her parents and suggests waiting for parental consent. also seeks etiquette on opening gifts and sharing candy. The letter discusses class, status, love, and future prospects with a tone of personal guidance and social norms.
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Eros
Miss Eros
Mrs H Judd Roberts hosts Phthlia Class gathering
Crichton Alabama November 6 Special Mrs H Judd Roberts entertained the Phthlia Class at her Florida street home Friday night from seven to ten o clock Nearly all members attended A social hour followed with ice course Mr and Mrs Linsey bought a home on Item avenue and will move in soon Mrs Frank Crawford and daughter Mabel visiting sister Mrs Williams on Florida before returning to Texas The Coonse Woodson families moved to new home on St Stephens road Miss Carrie Long of St Elmo visiting sister Mrs Hamilton Here Ruth Gladys and Jack Schriber returned to Sunflower after visiting the Scholtes Miss Phillipa Krebs and Sidione Pascagoula returning home with Miss Pearl Pollard who will spend several days there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Williams
Florida Street
Texas
Messrs
H. A. Coonse
J. E. Woodson
St. Stephens Road
Carrie Long
St. Elmo
Mrs. Hamilton
Ruth
Gladys
Jack Schriber
Sunflower
Scholte’s
Phillipa Krebs
Sidione
Pascagoula
John A. Green
Toulminville
Ala
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Y. Register
S. G. Sims
Junior Missionary Society
Amy Cole
M. Daffin
Semmes
St. Mark’s Chapel
Methodist Church
Japan
Anna Krassin
A. A. Edey
A. G. Ward
Joe Stone
Friends of the Missionary Society
Board of Managers
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Episcopal Church
Mount Vernor
Pritchett
Atmore
Ravenswood
S. Meeker
Leonard
Mobile
Duggan
Pritchett Place
St. Stepben Road
Osborn
Purington
Judge Toulmin
Selma
Frances Dodge
Mrs. Dennis
da Iaway
George Toulmin
Camden
Nan
Katye Wright
Clinton Avenue
At Cole
Gladis Aicereson
Dodge
Hattie WilLssom
Ben Leeper
Charles Daward
Barton Grier
Vera
Ec Dist
Francis M. Atchison
Bethany Baptist
Jadine J. Collart
James W. Sumerall
Heywood T. ‘Vaughan
Meyers Memorial Baptist
Harry Brance
Methodist
Crichton
Whistler
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of the
Bethany Baptist Church
Alice Tew
Odd Fellows Hall
Cora Lee Davis
A. S. Davis
E. W. Bray
Oneda
Samuel
Montgomery
Charles Luther
George Thomas
Pritchard
Louis Stringfellow
Florence Sirmon
J. A. Crenshaw
Bayou la Batre
Francis M. Atkinson
Charles W. Hill
Waynesboro
Miss
George H. U Hinchey
Dr. Brown
Hilburn
Pritchett Hill
George H. Goldman
Knoxville
Tenn
Goldman
Mizpah Lodge No. 222
Joint Protective Board of the
Carmen of the
Southern and Allied Lines
Richard Swann
Store House
E. M. Daffin
Baptist Church
Wade Lane
Alabama City
William E. Lane
George H.goldman
Zannie Goldman
Fourth Street
G. W. McLean
May
Joseph J.harris
Community notices from Toulminville Alabama church events
Local church announcements list 11 oclock Sunday services at Methodist church with Rev D Y Register, Thursday prayer meeting, Sunday school led by S G Sims, Week of Prayer and Self-denial led by Amy Cole, and Japan relief offering. Also notes on St Marks chapel closure, orphan asylum reception, new Episcopal church frame, residents moving, and local social items.
Local social notes and community updates
Cole and Dorothy Dodge led the year’s planned work with Frances Dodge and Helen Greer as officers. Various residents travel for visits, sales, and medical procedures, including Bowen’s operation in New Orleans and trips to Gulfport Kiln and Long Beach. Events include a city hall dance and a Halloween party with large crowds.
Fruitdale Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Fruitdale residents hosted events and guests in a busy week. Fred Brockway and family arrived from Elgin to winter here while Russell Davis of Indianapolis visited W S Hinkle. The Gulf Coast Fair in Mobile drew praise and attendance.
Local Notes on Residents and Businesses in Jackson
Jackson community brief notes: Levy Arishi runs a dry cleaning dyeing and pressing shop on Commerce Street in the Wing Building. Mr and Mrs Gench relocate to a new home on the old McIntyre site. Charley Primm and wife depart for a new home in Silas. Miss True Marble marks her tenth birthday with a party. Maud Weston of Little Rock visits Jackson to see her parents the Westons. The Weston family plans to move to Bayou La Batre to run a hotel. Town residents express regret at losing them. Mrs Mayton of Selma visits her mother Mrs Be kin.
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Ark
Jackson
J. M. Weston
Bayou la Batui
Mayton
Selma
Be ¥Kin
Orange Beach Personal Notes Include Rentals and Visits
Now Mrs. William Tabor of Atlanta occupies a cottage with her son and nurse. Mrs. Harry D. Spinder returns from Nebraska. Charles Haig and Foley family visit and fish. James Corkian family from Ohio rents Miss Portner's cottage and plans to move. Roscoe will run a daily Foley Oak mail service.
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Orange Beach
Ala
William Tabor
Atlanta
William
Harry D. Spinder
Nebraska
Charles Haig
Foley
James Corkian
Ohio
Miss Portner
Roscoe
Oak
Whistler School Notes Highlight Local Activities
Whistler School reports October enrollment 68 grammar and 52 kindergarten, total 420. Principal Fisher expands library with community books. Miss Liby Simmons joins third grade. Miss Mabel Vaughan returns. kindergarten supervisors visit. need for bigger building noted. Community events include revivals at Crichton and Bethany Baptist notices. various church and civic activities listed.
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Central Prsbyterian
Shakespeare Club
C.J
Charles A. Mohr
W. R. Powell
Richard MI
J. O. Smith
Richmond
Oxford
Richard
Macbeth
Shakescare
Friends of Protestant Orphant Asylum
Board of Mangers
General Assembly of Arab
J. H. Weaver
Dee Fort
Bath
Maria Minge
Raiier
M. McVay
Henry Hall
Malone
Christ Church Auxiliary
Southern Association College
Battle House
Truman Smith
Beth Newman
N. A. Quille
State Federation
Ahearn-Lee
Harold Ahearn
Agnes Lee
St. Matthew's Church
John W. Dunne
Edward Gaynor
Janie Lee
Ahear
Messrs Maguire and Wrages
K. O. C. Hall
Drago
Matt Mahomer
W. S. Pugh
Amelia Walsh
Frank Crenshaw, Jr
Zoe Walsh
Carol Burrs
C. P. Robinson
Genevieve Watson
Mesdames
A. Matter
W. A. Powell
Matthew Mahener
C. P. Palmer
Catherine Bancroft
Nellie Mae
Henry Collom McMurphy
Church Street
Government Street Methodist Church
Onover & Rutherford Florists
Peerless Paulins
Army
Buck
Ioe
A. H. McLeod & Co R. Dauphin
Commerc
Bell Phone
Robert
National Conference For
Ithe Elks Auditorium
Joseph Koenig
Monroe Street
Burgett
Elks
Mothers’ Club
Elks’ Auditorium
C. J. Torrey
Lyman Personals
New
W. J. James
Gulfport
J. T. Riley
R. B. Hopkins
Lucile Liles
Alyce Donavan
Long Beach
O. Rabby
Harrison
J. K. Verling
City Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Fruitdale
Fred Brockway
Elgin
Russell Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
W. S. Hinkle
H. B. Mills
Fruitcalians
H. H. Best
Deer Park
Nell Gilmer
Williams District
C. V. Williams
E. R. Carr
B. E. Scheffler
W. N. Mills
W. P. Gilmer
Alec Will Liams
Mamie Pillman
McIntosh
George Metzger
St.Stephens Road
Assembly of God
Assembly
Joseph J. ‘Harris
Duncan
Ida, Shumate
William Shumate
Alec Conway
Sam Terrell
Willie Woodard
Thomas C. Agee
Lee “Bowen
James Tate
Liby Simmons
Mabel Vaughan
Elizabeth Johnston
Maud Kimball
Professor Fisher
Ollie J. Dodge
Smail
Care Smith Piano Company
Masonic Temple
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