Charity garden party and baby show to aid Infant Home
Mobile events report a charity garden party at the Infant Home on Wednesday with gates opening at three. A baby show, contests, dance events, handmade goods, and a bungalow doll house prize are planned, with booths, refreshments, and rides by ponies. The event spotlights Sisters of Charity and parish workers inviting public participation.
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D. F. Durham
J. F. Durham
Guatemala City
Broad Street
Spring Hill Avenue
A. Madler
Bell
Home
Matt Mahomer, Jr
Carrie B
E. W. Gaynor
Monk’s Window
Mobile
Sisters of Charity of
S. P. Spiegel
Aubrey A. Edey
Women education blamed for falling marriage rates
Mrs. Martin Holbrook argues in The New York Times that higher education for women has not yet shown measurable effects on marriage or birth rates. She warns against blaming women alone and cites male frivolity and lodge life as factors, urging fairer gender roles to restore matrimony.
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Bibb Graves
Montgomery
Bashinsky
Troy
State Treasury of
Alabama
Alabama Division
New York Times
Martin
Martin Holbrook
Harry Smith
Nashville
Belmont College
October Mobile Children Birthday Party Invite
The Mobile Item congratulates children born in October and invites them to entertain five friends at a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Tickets mailed. October births listed include Thelma Stone Dorothy Landrum Crichton Berger Marie Williams Harry Hollingshead. Citizens born in October urged to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Editor two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma E. Stone
Anthony St
Dorothy K. Landrum
Crichton
Emile Berger
S. Franklin St
Marie Williams
Spring Hill Ave
Harry Hollingshead
Empire Theatre
Irvington News Roundup Covers Socials and Local Happenings
Ernest Kunze returns to Delaware Ohio after months with relatives in Irvington. St Pauls Guild plans an ice cream social at the Irvington Inn on October 2. Rev James Clendennin and Rev J Chipman conduct services in town. The Irvington baseball team beat Theodore 38 to 4 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ala
Ernest Kunze
Delaware
Ohio
Lucy Maxwell
Hughes Thurman
Warren Maxwell
J. W. Thurman
Mobile
J. Chipman
Pascagoula
Miss
St. Paul's Chapel
Theodore
Satuday
William Felts
Camden
Thurman
St. Paul's Guild
Irvington Inn
Lee Bishop
T. Davis
Chicago
Michigan
James Clendennin
Union Church
Bessie Vogler
Irvington High School
Grace Smith
Rolland
Ben Buell
D. Herlan
Richard Smith
Dawes
Smith
Mrs. Clark
Summer Attachments On A Typewriter Featured In Conversation
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip highlights a typewriter with summer attachments a girl would consult, mentioning a small mirror a miniature clock and a thermometer. The fragment shows a playful exchange between sisters and a boy with a squirt gun ready by the grate fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bobby
the Kaiser
Sis
Society Notes Reflect Mobile Personal Visits and Arrivals
Local society items record visits and returns of numerous Mobile residents. among those noted are Miss Gladys Tompkins and Miss Minnie Kruger, Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker departing for New York, Rev. Wyatt Brown moving to Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bouncey returning from Yellowstone and other western sites.
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Tormingham
Leo B. Clark
Little Cha’ter
Grove Hill
Birmingham
Marshall J. Demony
Waston
D. C
Peeseionte
Ew York
Timore
Annie Moore Provost
Kirkbride Hinckley
Pouncey
Lawrence Armistead
Denver
Bessie Lindsey
Mobile
Gardiner’ C. Tucker
New York
Wyatt Brown
All Saints’ Church
Pittsbugh
Little
George Leftwich
Michigan Avenue
Jamie Grace
Meridian
Claude A. Grayson
Memphis
Atlanta
North Alabama
Montgomery
Grayson
W. B. Crumpton
City
Baptist Convention
Theaore
Theodore personals and local notes from Theodore Alabama
Local items report fishing on Dog River by A L Willard Ben McConnell and Bob Gray. A baby boy born September 80 to Mr and Mrs Charles Kiund. Mentions land clearing, barn construction, a store and living house, high winds with no damage, and visits by Pate Crichton and the Tillman family. Residents discuss neighbors with religious views and social notes on Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ala
A. L
Willard
Ben McConnell
Bob Gray
Dog River
Charles KE. Kiund
Sumit
Son
Pate
Crichton
Bop Tillman
Mr. Gray
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Bell Phone
Migs
Ren Es A. Mohr
Bat Barberen
McMillan
Clara
Mobile Public Library
Times
Michael O’halloran
Gene Stratton
Zane G “K
Mary Roberts Rheinhardt
Julia Page
Kathleen Norris
Gilbert Parker
Freelands
John Galsworthy
Nox Beach
State Federation
Leon Palmer
Richmond
House
Senate
Sewell
Lewis Sewell
Electra Semmes Colston
MR. and
Mrs. Marshall Field, III
Marshall Field
Europe
Baldwin Drummond
Young Field
Drummond
Southampton
England
Irvington Personals
Victrola XI
Victor Records
Victor
Great Victor
Reynolds Music House
Dauphin Street
Miss Beulah
Dette
Ness
Richard Walsh, Jr
Spring Hill College
Cassie Jernigan
Worthington
Texas Street
C. S. Shufords
Thomas P."strong
J. W. Hunter
Washington
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway
C. B. Fox
New Orleans
Fox
Pass Christian
Solon Jacobs
Equal Sur Association of
Jackson, Tenn
Joe
D. W. McGaughey
Cironelle
Gladys Tompkins
Clara Kruger
Bertha Thompson
Barrington
Minnie Kruger
Bio
Triplett
Harry T. Inge
Whaited Daughters of 1812
Well
National Board
Willard T. Block
Calumet Avenue
Alice Shackleford Hammond
Detroit
Sydau
G. R. Berriman, Jr
Eufaula
Porto Rico
Berriman
Alice Treadway
Bradstreet
Pensacola
Caro Malone
Cameron
E. J. Buck
Mias
Lillian Doyle
Marion Wverton
Magnolia Beach
Dr. Edwards
Veterinary Sn
Houston
Tex
Winnie
Doris
Bertha Brewe
Dan McNeill
E. J. Schwarz
Ben Barret
Gabriella Barret
Charles Edward Barret
Coden
W. F. Hogue
Mesty
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Emma Ridale
Christchurch
H. B. Jones
Inirmingham
Arive
W. M. Clemens
G@ town
W Powell
Spirm
J. G. bin Sais
Amalle
Doug
Charles Hervey
Oor
Éveral
Goldstein
Meyer
Meyver’s
Per
California
Henry C.meyer
SOTH
Starranrion
RAN Srdgre
Ron
Mobile Coal Company
ST. Francis Street
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