Beautiful Morning Wedding at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
A ceremony at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception united Miss Hazel Lynch of Chicago and Mr. Arthur Russ of this city. The church, adorned with palms and white chrysanthemums, featured organ accompaniment and several priests assisting in the nuptial mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lynch
Chicago
Arthur Uss
Andrew 'S
John Moulton
Gerow
Hackett
Father Dunn
Father Cummings
Genshemier
Beauty Chat Details Nail Care And A Mobile Wedding
A Mobile reader shares a column letter on cracked nails and home treatments including olive oil and laxatives with gloves for protection. The piece also reports a wedding in Mobile with Miss Loretta Grandahl as bridesmaid and Miss Marguerite Scholtes as maid of honor, the bride in satin with silver lace, and the couple traveling to New Orleans before returning to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Twiggs
Julia Braun
Jennie Airey
Sidney Patterson
Edwin Zimlich
Loretta Grandahl
Marguerite Scholtes
Sroom
Edward A. ‘Strauss
Mendelson
Andrew Strauss
Tuttle
Illinois
Whitley Calcina wedding solemnized at noon
A quiet ceremony at the First Baptist parsonage united Miss Inez Calcina and Mr. William H. Whitley with Rev. J. W. Phillips officiating. The bride wore midnight blue with fur and roses, sister Miss Gertrude Calcina as bridesmaid. best man was Theodore Calcina. Attendants hosted a luncheon in Washington Square after. The couple left for Lake City, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Calcina
Joseph A. Calcina
William H. Whitley
First Baptist Church
J. W. Phillips
Gertrude Calcina
Theodore Calcina
W. G. Paul
Washington
St.atthew's
St. Matthew's Rectory
Grace Pearle Ellis
William KE. Renauld
Father Dunne
Anna Belle Luscher
Claude Renauld
Bell 98 Home 53 and a Poem by Helen Hunt Jackson
The excerpt notes Bell 98, home 53 after 1 p.m. and 3135, followed by a reflective verse attributed to Helen Hunt Jackson about living to brighten others lives and aid the fallen. It contemplates purpose, comfort, and heavenly praise for doing one’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BELL
HOME
Heaven
Earth
Helen Hunt Jackson
Puss in Boots Jr Begins Tale of Naggetty Naggs
A Puss in Boots Jr story snippet introduces Naggetty Naggs a milkhorse with two names. Puss Junior converses about identity and naming noting every horse has two names and complimenting the horse on its fitting title. The scene opens with early morning routines and travel over hills and bogs.
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Puss Junior
Naggetty Naggs
Naggetty Nog
Puss
Nose Cream Balm Adventures In A Cold Era
An old time ad praises Ely's Cream Balm for clearing blocked noses with antiseptic relief. The copy then flows into a pastoral horse tale about a farmer’s milk house, a spring brook, and imagined joy of driving a milk wagon as animals and children mingle with memories of summer meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Will
Five Join Navy From Mobile as Recruits Go to Great Lakes
Five recruits, including John G. J. O Connor of Mobile, head to the Great Lakes naval training station for four months of seamanship, with options for honorable discharge after one year. Applicants from Fulton, Evergreen, and Donaldsonville join alongside O Connor as the station, run by Chief Yeoman W B Hancock, reviews candidates with a high success rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Mobile
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
John G. J. O’connor
W. B. Hancock
Yeoman Hancock
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Todsy
John G. J. O'Connor
Robert F. Beagle
Fulton, Ala
John A. Savage
Thomas W. Dunn
Evergreen
Ala
Marion J. Ernest
Donaldsonville
Personal mentions fill Greenville society pages
Mrs C Shawhan will host her father Judge Maupin of West Point Mississippi next week for the Baptist convention. Mrs John A Fox of Washington DC visits Battle House in Mobile. Miss Anna Belle Courtright visits Miss Anna Boulet at Alabama University. Miss Freda May Bose travels to Anniston for Boys Conference planning. Mr A D Whitehead returns from Mobile as Gulf Coast Fair judge. Mrs H Horton of Mobile rushes to her ill father Mr A W Metcalf. Mrs Henry C Veerson of Pensacola, guest of Mrs J E Beck, leaves after Gulf Coast Fair. Mr Harry Cessna spends days in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delier
John A. Fox
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Battle House
Anna Belle Courtright
Anna Boulet
University of Alabama
H. Horton
Mobile
A. W. Metcalf
Greenville
Henry C. Veerson
Pensacola
J. E. Beck
Wedding bells and social club gathering in Prichard
Miss Annie Leila James wed Otto Snyder of this city in a Prichard ceremony conducted by Rev. James D. Anderson of the Prichard Baptist church. The couple departed by afternoon train for a New Orleans trip after the celebration. Earlier, Miss Odessa Repell served as brides maid and Mr. George Petithory as best man, with Discards hosting an initial meeting and prizes awarded for dainty fancy work baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Needlecraft Club
Duchess Roses
South
Wilkinson Avenue
Odessa Repell
George Petithory
Julian A. Watters
A. W. Brooks
A. P. Bush
J. Davis
Joseph McPhillips
Edding
Prichard
Annie Leila James
Otto Snyder
James D. Anderson
Prichard Baptist Church
New Orleans
Norwegian steamer Reime sunk by Lloyds report
London dispatch reports the Norwegian steamer Reime of 1913 tons gross register sunk. The notice from Lloyds confirms the loss and provides the ship's tonnage for the record.
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London
Lloyd’s
Reime
Pinex Cough Syrup Quick Heals Throat Membranes
Mothers and children can save money with a homemade cough syrup. Mix 2% ounces Pinex into a pint bottle and fill with sugar to create a pint supply that relieves throat inflammation and cough fast. Pinex, a pine extract with guaiacol, is touted for quick healing of membranes and bronchial symptoms.
Whistler Circles Hosts Sewing and Social Hour News
Mrs. Thomas C. Agee hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Sewing Circle with guests including Mrs. Leon Hatchell and Mrs. George Lambe. The circle's next meeting will be with Mrs. Hatchell. Visitors include Mrs. P. P. Locke, Ruth Young, and relatives from Electric City Mississippi. The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Beatty Goleman with two boys born. Vesuvius Lodge will meet to plan a heart party for the Ladies Auxiliary. Birthday party for Willie Lee Hays drew many friends. Nellie McAfee of San Antonio visits relatives. Coleman and Ethel Stringer return to Memphis after visiting Walter Stringer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price of Memphis visit Frank Stringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Agee
Leon W. Hatchell
Thomas Rb.afiman
George L.lambe
Ernest L. Wood
Stephen J. McCarty
John Ranafier
Georgia Newell
Nettie C. Peterson
Millie Strang
Belle Welch
Verona Bower
P. P. Locke
Ruth Young
Electric Ee Miss
Benjamin WH. Johnston
Citronelle
Ala
Benjamin Johnston
Stork
Beatty Goleman
Etta Cross
Rhea Raines
P. Smith
Enterprise
Hickory
James Connors
Birmingham
Aes
Edward D. Nichols
Macon
Miss
Vesuvius Lodge No
G. A. of M
Odd Fellows Hall
Willie Lee Hays
M. B. Hays
Warren Street
Asist
Bessie Lee Spicer
Robert Sharpe
J. H. Sharpe
Robert Thompson
Eula May Seabury
Ethel Turner
Margaret Allman
Martha
Araminta Herrin
Eleanor
Edith Farmer
Katherine McLeary
Thelma
Bertha Wade
Willie Mae Williams
Margaret Hanley
Patricia McDonough
Rma Seabury
Vivian
Thelma James
Bessie
Grace
Leona
Elizabeth Sharpe
Loretta Thompson
Hugh Hartley
Winfred Allen
Charlie Wade
Clinton Bower Agee
Graydon Sharpe
Nathaniel Gaston
Marion Hunt
Marion Brooks Hays
Nellie McAfee
San Antonio
Ten
Susan McAfee
Coleman Stringer
Ethel Stringer
Memphis
Tenn
Frank M. Hardee Dies at Shubuta Mississippi
Hon. Frank M. Hardee longtime Clarke County supervisor and Harmony resident near the Clarke County Agricultural School died at Shubuta. He is survived by his widow and several children including Mrs. John Odum of Shubuta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubuta
Miss
Frank M. Hardee
Board of Supervisors
Clarke County
Harmony
John Odum
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Relief
A Calpella California reader endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup. The note claims one or two doses cure the child and emphasizes the medicine is safe pleasant and non narcotic.
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F. C. Strong
Calpella
Cal
Chamberlain
Croup
Paris Follows U.S. Election With Cautious Interest
Paris newspapers weigh the U.S. vote after yesterday’s Hughes surprise. Analysts say either candidate may barely alter American policy on major issues for France. Commentators note the administration stays until March 4 and many developments could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Hughes
Stephen Pinchon
Petit Journal
France
E Martin
Matin
Shubuta Election Day Vote Count Report
In Shubuta Mississippi 143 votes were cast on election day. Officials believe the game law will not be carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubuta
Miss
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Whitley
Lake City
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Gulf
School of Methods
Claude O’rear
Rosa Strickland
J.&. Ramsey
Leon Palmer
Old Shell Road Association
Old Shell Road School Improvement Association
Century Book Club
E. Guggenheim
P. Pope
James H. Patterson
H. W. Taylor
R. W. Byrne
K. R. Guthrie
Pope
Oakdale
Mary E. Donivan
Tillman D. Brown
D. Monroe
the Baptist Church
J. T. Donivan
Paramount
Blanche Sweet
Puss IN Boots, JR
By David Cory
Old Naggetty Nogg
Alabama-Georgia Syrup Company
Jacksonville, Fla
Dauphin Street
NAVY
Freda May Bose
Anniston
A. D. Whitehead
Harry Cessna
Kosine
Bavet
Dauphin St
Whistler
Victrola
Reynalds
The
Talking Machine Man
U. S
Ace
M. C. Barefield
Bergamot
Cuticura
Boston
DR. F. L. Tapia
Britton
Lén
City Ticket Office
South Royal Street
H. C. Geron
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