Wedding of Lola Barry and R A Thompson in Mobile
A quiet wedding took place at St. Bridget's Church Whistler yesterday at 5 30 pm for Miss Lola Barry and Mr R A Thompson officiated by Rev Father Schnitner. The reception followed at the bride’s sister Mrs John Hoffman home. The couple plan a Atlanta honeymoon and will reside with the Hoffmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Barry
R. A. Thompson
St. Bridget’s Church
Whistler
Father Schnitner
John Hoffman
Frank Barry
Ed. Barry
Eloise McAndrews
Atlanta
Meeting Notice for Junior Branch of Council of Jewish Women
A very important meeting of the Junior Branch of the Council of Jewish Women will be held Sunday afternoon at B'nai B'rith Hall at 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai B'rith
Cross Country Run At Thanksgiving By YMCA
A Thanksgiving week cross country run organized by the YMCA drew attention as runners dressed scantily trained along Government street. Spectators noted the unusual preparation during evening hours the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street
New Man Circle Hosts Civics Discussion at Liebert Home
A varied program delighted attendees at the New Man Circle meeting held this week at Mrs. A. Liebert’s home. Subjects included Common Welfare and Civics, with Fathers Brady and Larry and Mrs. Martin noted among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Circle
A. Liebert
Brady
Larry
Martin
British Lord High Chancellor backs Monroe doctrine at London dinner
Viscount Haldane declared the United States and Britain share high ideals of citizenship and condemned conquest. He praised President Wilson as a thinker and moralist and affirmed the United States duty to promote liberty and good government in the Western hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
American Society
Viscount Haldane
Lord Haldane
Robert N. Fairbanks
Society
United States
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Cuba
England
South Africa
Thanksgiving Circle Programs and Local Socials Prompt Festive Traditions
Mrs. T. P. Norville presided over a Thanksgiving gathering featuring a Milwaukee Federation program with ten pictures including The Journey and The Great Parade. The event opened with solos and readings, concluded with remarks by Father Brady, and festive dining with turkey bonbonieres. Also noted were football crowds at Maxon Field, travels of Thomas Stevens, and visits among Selma and Mobile residents ahead of a wedding notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Norville
Milwaukee Federation
Ben Chambers
Minto
Miss Weeks
Carding Gibbons
LeBaron
H. M. Miller
Boyd
Jean
Paul Losi
T. 8
S. Kaver
Mrs. Chambers
Hermann Scholtz
Father Brady
Maxon
Autos Astream
Turkey
Thanksgiving in Mexico City amid American colony
Americans in Mexico City marked Thanksgiving at the embassy with Mrs. O Shaughnessy hosting colony members and officials from other powers. Special services were held at Christ Church and the San Lorenzo church while Dr. Sidney Conger and Consul Arnold Shanklin led the reading of the president's proclamation. The consulate estimates about 1500 Americans live in the capital, including 300 women, many dining out as homes stay empty. The Art Club hosted the most elaborate observance with a few tables.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Navy
Mexico
O'Shaughnessy
Christ Church
Church of San Lorenzo
Sidney Conger
Arnold Shanklin
Art Club
Navy Secretary Daniels Seeks 145 Million for Next Year
Secretary Daniels asks Congress for 145 million dollars for the naval establishment next fiscal year, proposing two battleships at 15 million each, eight torpedo boats destroyers and three submarines. The House Naval Affairs Committee plans to favorably report the militia pay bill and the council of national defense, with Chairman Padgett leading the package. A council would include state and military leaders to advise on defense legislation. The militia pay bill aims to raise naval militia status to match the army’s relation to the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Daniels
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Naval Establishment
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Militia
Council of National Defense
Naval Committee
Padgett
State
National Guard
Army
Parcel Post Supplys Thanksgiving Tables With Turkeys and Chickens
Kansas City postmaster J. H. Harris reported about 200 turkeys and 600 chickens were shipped by parcel post within Kansas to stock Thanksgiving tables. A tenth were sent with sealed notes elevating them to first class, raising postage on some parcels to $2.60 for prize gobblers.
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Associated Pross
Kansas City
Parcel Post
Kansas
J. H. Harris
Save Your Hartf Falling Out or Dandruff Danderine
A promotional note touts a 25 cent bottle of Canderine to fight dandruff and hair loss. It claims clear benefits after first use, promising hair regrowth, luster, and waviness within weeks with continued application.
Also Mentioned on This Page
In Mobile
Bell Phone
Wednesday Bridge Club
Wallace Cumnock
Gulf City
Wednesday
Marie Lavette
Mary Danner
William N. Hunter
Danner
L. J. Davis
George Gaines
Harry Donald
Church Street
Mobile
Paul Robert
Ruth Huger
Miss Parker
Senora Laudino
Senor Macias
Frohsinn
Pittsburg
Castoria
Junior Branch Council
Barre
Borne
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery, Ala
Alabama
Mobile. Sugar Development CO
Mobile, Alabama
Lauds
Monroe
Thomas Stevens
Baltimore
Montgomery
Allie Hurley
Birmingham
Mrs
Guy Upchurch
Mrs. Julian Smith
Selma
Aubrey Boyles
Y. 8. Moody
Seventh Street
Tuscaloosa
Lucy Monk
Elsberry-Evans
Minor Yeend
Marion Robbins
Yeend Potter Co
Chuck
Serge
Rochester
Cz Stonz
Dauphin Street
Sec
Liang
DR. Pierce
Toedicines
Plesce
Ponti
Calislo
Provost Farrow Coal Co
Homme
Bell
Uncle Sam
Ihie
Panama and the
Canal
Icene Canal
Carta
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