Love and Life Echoes in St. Louis Republic Feature
A prose poem celebrates love and beauty while a college notes column highlights visitors from Columbus Ga Huntsville and Birmingham. Mrs Edna Poe and Mrs Chitwood join campus events as May Webster Garrison enters the college. The Con Tempore Society launches with current events talks and Panama Canal Exposition visuals accompany piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Humes
W. O'Neil
Huntsville
Oscar Hundley
Birmingham
Irvington Ladies Library Association Elects Officers
The Irvington Ladies Library Association met for its annual meeting at the library. Mrs. C. A. Kuhn was reelected president but declined the role. Miss Helen Green became president. Emma Low was librarian with Mrs. Gregg as assistant. The group, formed on September 23 1913, has grown to include five trustees, a charter with 48 ladies, and incorporation by March. The library opened August 8 1914, and now operates 2 to 6 pm, with twelve meetings and seven home entertainments in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Ladies’ Library Association
C. A. Kuhn
Helen Green
Emma Low
Gregg
Irvington
Union
Athens College Hosts YWCA Visitor and Reception
Athens Ala October tenth 1930 Athens College extended hospitality to Miss Alice Brown student secretary of the south central branch of the YWCA. A reception followed by faculty and students featured musical numbers by Miss Annie Wellborne and Miss Agnes and light refreshments in the assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Athens College
Alice Brown
South Central Branch
Annie Wellborne
Agnes
Cotton fashion and heritage in a Southern opinion
A Southern Woman of the Knoxville Sentinel urges Southern and national women to embrace cotton fabrics again. She recalls Civil War scarcity, praises soft cottons like crepes and voiles, envisions cotton wedding attire, and cites Henry Grady on cotton's national value and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Sentinel
Ano
Southland
Henry W. Grady
England
Asia
Lucille Model in Terra Cotta Satin and Net
A Lucille model in terra cotta satin with an overtunic and a loose bodice of black beaded net showcases the season s modish trend of loose long lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Let American Fashions Use American Cotton Goods
A Texas centered call urges Federation of Women’s Clubs and allied groups to promote domestic cotton products. The proposal argues patriotic economic benefit from local manufacture, noting cotton’s perishability, affordability, and fashion volatility, urging an early push to spark national support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Texas
Union
Miss Pauline Lichtbach Honored by Sorority Friends
Miss Lichtbach's engagement and upcoming wedding are celebrated at Mrs Paul Boyle's gathering with a Sigma Delta Phi tea ball, Madeira lunch cloth gift, and a buffet luncheon. Sorority sisters listed as hosting and serving guests, colors yellow and white to echo wedding scheme, with plans for her wedding reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lichtbach
Paul Boyle
Miss Lichtbach
Chicago
Sigma Delta Phi
Miss Litchtbach
Carrie Givens
Bessie Lott
Margaret Taylor
Eugenie van Aller
Florence Krauss
May Hughes
Frieda Rose
Anna Boulet
Lottie May Bose
Hattie Duggan
Inez Chaudron
Theodosia Dobbs
Nadine Hunter
Marguerite Lawson
Lillian Toulmin
Mabel Dawson
Ruth de
Film Undersea Invention Captures Ocean Life and Civil War Wrecks
The invention lets viewers explore beneath the waves through glass ports. Twenty thousand feet of underwater footage shows a Civil War blockade runner wreck, sharks, coral gardens, tropical fish, and sponge gathering. Smithsonian private show inspires top scientists with its scientific impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahama Islands
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Wright Brothers
Moonlight River Excursion Planned By Local Groups
About 400 members and friends of Company G Uniform Bank Maple Camp No 6 Woodmen of the World enjoyed a moonlight ride Friday on the steamer Charles BE Cessna. The committee plans a repeat trip Friday October 23 chartered by Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen's Association with Ladies Retail Clerks Association aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company G
Uniform Bank
Maple Camp No. 6
Woodmen of the World
Mobile River
Charles BE
Cessna
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen’s
Ladies’ Retail Clerks’ Association
Albert Schmidt
Ed Cogburn
Lud Ludvigson
Walter Ludvigson
Harold Pistole
William Marshall
Peter Lattre
J. J. Hughes
Lee Sutton
Poiret Gowns On Display At Mobile Dry Goods
The display features Poiret gowns described as among his last before going to war. Living models attract Mobile society as the city begins to follow larger cities in fashion interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Poiret
Hammel
Poiret
Mobile
New Satsuma School Opens Near Baldwinville
A new school for Saraland children south of Satsuma opening with Miss Mirian Spotswood as teacher. Thirteen pupils enrolled, more expected, in Baldwinville near Satsuma post office. Sunday services led by Rev A B Brown. hosts Mr. and Mrs. Balyeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers Baldwin
Skoglund and Garret
Saraland
Satsuma
Superintendent of Schools
Baldwinville
Messrs
J. E
DeWitt Win
Mirian Spotswoods
Spotswood
Mobile
Dillon Spotswood
Mobile High School
Charles Anderson
Axie
Anderson
Andersons
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St. Louis Republic
Con Tempore Literary Society
Margaret Cameron
Annie Lawson Bailey
Alexander City
Ruby van Houser
Academy
Annie
Lawson Bailey
Ira M. West
San Francisco
Irvington Library Association
Gulf City Dye Works
S. Conception ST
Bell
Charles E. Cessna
Drago’s
Dauphin Street
Hammer's
Norfolk
Bussmen
Diockvide Purner Janke
Massac
GTI
Williamyson
Yhown Delow Lanning Diving Se
Pensacola
Satsuma, Ala
Britton
Germany
ONYX
Lisle
K Lisle
Twoten Bose Tir. Co
Panama
Mye
Goodyear
St. Emanuel
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