Jacksons Formal Wedding Ties Two Cities in Nuptials
The ceremony united Mr Crow of Chattanooga and Miss Jackson of Mobile with Pastor Phillips officiating at seven oclock. Attendants included Clara Spencer and J B of Meridian as best man. A reception followed as cousins served refreshments. guests included J S Jackson of Meridian and Mrs Robert Jackson among others. The couple plans to reside in Memphis after the wedding.
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Ih Kister
Crow
Chattanooga
Eugenia van Allen
Eunice Johnston
R. Crow
Green
Memphis
Jackson
Robert Jackson
St. Jan’s Church
Marie , Sullivan
C. L. Sullivan
Sydney A. Godbold
Py. Gardner C. Tucker
St. John's Church
Margaret Spear
Fred Demony Sted
Atlanta
Progressive peanut party wins and decorations noted
J. O. Sirmon hosted a peanut party for three guests at Mrs J Farish's home. The rooms were decorated with poinsettias and Miss Florence Davis won a first prize for an embroidered guest gift. Mrs Wm Eber received the booby prize, a旨 item.
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J. O. Sirmon
J. Farish
Oul
Florence Davis
Wm. Eber
Wedding Bells For Miss Mary Cammack And Mr A M Daniel
Miss Mary Cammack of Grove Hill and Mr A M Daniel of Suggsville Alabama wed at 11 in the home of G M Cammack on Old Shell Road. The ceremony was conducted by Rev G W McRae with Dellie Cammack playing Mendelssohn. the couple will reside in Allens Alabama after October 15.
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Mary Cammack
Grove Hill
A. M. Daniel
Suggsville
Alabama
G. M. Cammack
Old Shell Road
Miss Cammack
Mr. Daniel
G. W. McRae
Dellie Cammack
Mendelssohn
Daniel
Allens
Hosts Honor Mr and Mrs Moore At Mobile Gathering
Mrs George Stutz and Mrs O Neal hosted a Tuesday evening reception at Mrs J C O Neals on Washington Avenue honoring Mr and Mrs L Brooks Moore a Charleston West Virginia bride and groom visiting Mobile relatives. Musicians performed and refreshments were served. Members listed include Glare Hall Stutz McCarron and Kirkbride Lively announcements followed for Mobile Graded Union classes on storytelling training for service and graduate study.
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George Stutz
O'Neal
J. C. O'Neal
Washington Avenue
L. Brooks Moore
Charleston
W. Ve
Joseph Clare
Mobile
Moore
Everal
Glare
Wallace Hall
Rosa C. McCarron
C B. Kirkbride
Charles Catlin
Roy C. Moore
Marie McCarron
Mattie Belle Kirkbride
Ethel May
Mamie Ray Stutz
Katherine
Neilie Hynde
Ella
Myrtle Tully
Susie Burke
W. Strong
C. H. Stutz
Jove Catlin
Mobile Graded Union
I Believe in Humanity and a Bespectacled Tailor
A New York tailor presses a suit and accepts a check from a stranger. The narrator admires his kindness, faith in humanity, and hopeful view of people, contrasting the tailor’s humble life with a wealthy wife’s belief in the best of her husband. The piece champions trust, resilience, and universal compassion.
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New York
East Side
Mhe
Low Churchmen Are Victorious At Protestant Episcopal Convention
The 1910 triennial Protestant Episcopal convention elected Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann of Trinity Boston as president of the house of deputies by a 250 to 242 vote, marking a Low Church victory and signaling possible denomi national name considerations. Bishop Lloyd was named chairman and Dr. Samuel Hart secretary by the house of bishops, with memorials and constitutional amendments discussed for future action.
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Associated Press
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
House of Deputies
Mann
W. T
Manning
House of Representatives
United States
Henry Anstice
Cincinnati
Carroll M. Davis
St. Louis
William C. Prout
James G. Glass
Annisto
Infants Garden Party a Great Success in Mobile
The Alabama Infants and Maternity Home hosted a garden party for forty babies that drew a large crowd from 4 PM to after midnight. Booths sold out their wares, music filled the grounds, and ponies and attractions entertained all ages. Funds support home upkeep and a joyful Christmas for the forty residents.
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Alabama Infants and Maternity Home
Belle Daly
Ladies of Charity
Infants’ Home
Mobile
TIZ Makes Happy Feet Foot Bath Ad
An advertisement touts TIZ as a quick foot bath treatment for tired feet. It claims relief from ache, sweat, bunions, calluses, and chilblains, urging readers to buy only TIZ with Walter Luther C & Co on the box.
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Walter Luther C &~Co
TIZ
Drugir
Mother teaches clean teeth to protect child health
The passage urges daily brushing to prevent tooth decay in children. It links untreated teeth to poor digestion, weakness, and increased disease risk, noting long standing concern for generations of kids.
Sozodont Liquid and Powder Advertisement Claim Cleansing
An old notice touts Sozodont products as free from grit and acid and recommends LIQUID SOZODONT for cleansing. It notes that the LIQUID penetrates and cleanses while the POWDER and PASTE polish tooth surfaces. Sold at toilet counters.
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