Miss Marston Earns Gulf City Fame for Wedding Cakes
Miss Marston of Mobile gains recognition for elaborate confections including a heart shaped wedding cake with icing roses and lilies. She is commissioned to bake for Miss Jessie Wilson the White House bride and daughter of President Woodrow Wilson.
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Mobile
Mamie Marston
Emery
Miss Marston
Donald McDonald
Georgia McDonald
Hardee McGehee
Marston
Gulf City
Jessie Wilson
White House
Woodrow Wilson
YMCA story hour schedules early finish for safety
The children's story hour at the YMCA runs Saturday from 4 to 5 pm and mothers are told it will adjourn on time so kids arrive home before dark. Miss Viola Gaines directs the music and Miss Lucile Schwarz plans to depart soon for Montgomery to visit her sister Mrs Henry Schwarz.
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Viola Gaines
Lucile Schwarz
Montgomery
Henry Schwarz
Taft Visits White House to pay respects during lecture
Former President Taft visited the White House to deliver a National Geographic Society lecture. He met Assistant Secretary Forster, asked to see the president, and was ushered in on Wilson's orders. Taft commented that he appreciates the dignity of a college professor's life.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
White House
National Geographic Society
Forster
Wilson
Belles Observe Opening At Standard Club and Local Moves
Reports from the Standard club opening note visiting belles and residents settling in Mobile for the winter. Mrs Laz Schwarz returns from Montgomery while Mrs Richard Mellett moves with daughter Helen to apartments on Ann street near Government. Mr and Mrs W T West relocate to St Francia street, their daughter Ethel West to Arkansas for Christmas. Joseph Bibb and Dr W C Bibb stay with Mrs R H Bolling at 54 South Franklin. E T Carvin returns to New York City after summer in Mobile, vowing to return South at the first opportunity.
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W. T. West
Monterey Street
St. Francia Street
Ethel West
Arkansas
Joseph Bibb
W. C. Bibb
R. H. Bolling
South Franklin Street
E. T. Carvin
Mobile
New York City
Richard Mellett
Helen
Ann Street
Government
Save the Babies Slogan Prompts Infant Mortality Talk
Washington meeting of the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality used saving the babies as its banner. Dr J W Schereschewsky warned of rising summer deaths blamed on heat stale milk and bacteria noting breastfeeding remains a key factor in reducing infant mortality.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Association For the Study and Prevention
J. W. Schereschewsky
Washington, D. C
Schereschewsky
Abundance of Oysters Secured for Alabama Oyster Barbecue
Secretary J A Joullian of the Alabama Oyster Commission announced that all oysters for a 1000 person feast at the Alabama Good Roads Association convention in November 2022 are secured. Cooks will serve oysters in the large pavilion at Roe Park from plant beds of the oyster commission.
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J. A. Joullian
Alabama Oyster Commission
Alabama Good Roads Association
of Roe Park
State Delegation to Conservation Congress Appointed
Governor O Neal selects six Alabama delegates for the fifth National Conservation Congress to be held November 18 to 20 in Washington D C. Appointees include T H Friel Birmingham C A Beasley Washington D C Morris Loveman Birmingham Fred Blackmon Anniston Henry D Clayton Eufaula and James Weatherly Birmingham.
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Conservation Congress
Montgomery
Ala
National Conservation Congress
Washington, D. C
O'Neal
T. H. Friel
Birmingham
C. A. Beasley
Morris Loveman
Fred Blackmon
Anniston
Henry D .Clayton
Eufaula
James Weatherly
Thomas R. Shipp
Washington
The
Congress
Roosevelt to Tour South Inspecting Naval Bases
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy began a week long southern trip. He will inspect New Orleans navy yard on Saturday Biloxi Mississippi on Sunday Pensacola naval reservation site for an advanced base and speak at the Brunswick Georgia Chamber of Commerce banquet Tuesday evening.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
South
New Orleans Navy Yard
Biloxi
Miss
Pensacola
Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
All Quiet at Orleans as Southern Pacific Strikers Begin Pay
On November 14 the Southern Pacific workers including engineers firemen conductors and trainmen started receiving strike pay as the walkout entered its first day. Union officials say payments will continue until a settlement or new employment. Jefferson Parish deputies guard Avon Dale yards while New York judge comments on courtroom peace depending on the attorneys.
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Orleans
Associated Press
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Algiers
Jefferson Parish
Avondale
Mississippi River
First Woodrow Wilson Paintings Shown in New York
Five oils by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, created during a summer stay in Cornish New Hampshire, were unveiled today by the Association of Women Painters and Sculptors in New York. She will visit next week to view her work alongside other women artists.
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Associated Press
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Association of Women Painters and Sculptors
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Charles M. Erdman
Reed Avenue
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Mesdames Baxter
H. Culver
G. Nesom
A. Boyles
Malloney
B. McCoy
Kimbrough
Children’s Story Hour
St. Emanuel
Dauphin Street
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Society For Study and Prevention of
SEC
Naval
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Ron
de Pierce
DR. Pierce
B.V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Willis
Percy
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