Leo Richard Attains His Majority at Vine Yard Banquet
In Mobile the venue hosted a banquet for Leo Richard’s twenty first birthday with a decorated table, a cake featuring twenty one candles, and guests including E E Richard Ralph Richard Rabbi Moses Alvin Rosenbaum and others. Attendees discussed society events as delegates were named for the U D C convention and forthcoming Commercial Congress receptions.
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Leo Richard
Richard
E. E. Richard
Ralph Richard
Rabbi Moses
Alvin Rosenbaum
Lawrence Neuberger
Norman Reiss
Lee Owen Gordon
Lloyd Richard
Harry Bloom
New York City
Charles Hervey
Edwin Zeinicker
Harold Simon
Julian Lyons
Greene County
J. Blocker Thornton
School friends host house party for Gould family move
Miss Odette Burgoyne and Miss Eleanor Madison depart for Dodd's Station to attend a house party hosted by their school friend Miss Margaret Gould at her country home, recently occupied by the Gould family.
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Odette Burgoyne
Eleanor Madison
Dodd's Station
Margaret Gould
Gould
First United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting opens season
The season’s first United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting drew many members yesterday afternoon. Newly elected officers installed in June included Electra Semmes Colston as president, John Moulton as first vice president, and T. P. Norville as second vice president.
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U. D.C
United Daughters of the Confedracy
Electra Semmes Col‘ston
John Moulton
T. P. Nornwille
Council of Jewish Women Opens New Year Meeting
The opening meeting occurs Tuesday Oct 21 with a week’s advance due to the Commercial Congress on Oct 28. A large attendance is urged as the year’s work will be discussed.
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Council of Jewish Women
Business Women's Club plans lunch to raise funds
At Thursday's meeting a large attendance heard Miss Parker, the president, preside. The group decided to serve a lunch during the Commercial Congress with proceeds to pay off the club house debt across the bay.
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Business Women’s Club
Miss Parker
Mothers' Club Holds Regular Meeting at Settlement Home
The Mothers' Club met yesterday afternoon at 4 p.m. with 15 mothers, 12 children and two visitors present. Mrs Read presided. Rev S W Roberts led the Bible lesson. invitations were issued for a Halloween party at 7 30 p.m. Chocolate and cake were served after the business.
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Mothers’ Club
Clabaugh Duncan Wedding Cards Arrive for Friends
Invitations were received yesterday by many friends of the bride from Mr David Walter Duncan. (Continued on Page Nine.)
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Clabaugh-Duncan
David Walter Duncan
Mobile Council 666 elects Yeend grand knight for year
At the annual Mobile Council 666 Knights of Columbus meeting held on St. Joseph street the officers elected for the year starting November 1 include Grand Knight Thomas A. Yeend Deputy Grand Knight John A. Hughes Recorder William J. Goodman Financial Secretary James M. King Chancellor Peyton Norville Inside Guard Frank T. Dooles Outside Guard James Allen Trustees James H. Glennon James K. Glennon M J Vickers Treasurer Thomas J. Potter Advocate M L Campbell An initiation is planned for early November and the session was described as very enthusiastic with strong expectation of good work ahead. Yeend has served as council treasurer since its founding fourteen years ago and is highly regarded by members and city residents.
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Mobile Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Street
Thomas A. Yeend
John A. Hughes
William J. Goodman
James M. King
Peyton Norville
Frank T. Dooles
James Allen
James H. Glennon
James K. Glennon
M. J. Vickers
Thomas J. Potter
M. L. Campbell
Mobile Council 666
Celebration of Horse Shoe Bend Centennial Planned
President Wilson and governors of eight states are expected to speak at the upcoming one hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Horse Shoe Bend. The Alabama commission, chaired by Governor O Neal, will meet November 8 to outline plans, with possible attendance by Fort McPherson troops and Alabama National Guard units.
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Montgomery
Ala
Woodrow Wilson
Horse Shoe Bend
Tallapoosa County
O'Neal
Thomas M. Owen
Owen
Dr. Owen
Samuel B. Brewer
Tuskegee
Thomas M. Bulger
Dadeville
John W. Overton
Wedowee
Felix L. Smith
Rockford
James W. Strother
Wilson
Fort McPherson
Alabama National Guard
Battle of Horse Shoe Bend
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texan Hero Rescues Women From Burning Wreck
Mary Danforth and her parents confront the shock of Gordon Craig surviving a rail disaster. The morning paper reveals he rescued three women from a burning Pullman and was unharmed, triggering Mary’s collapse and a tense family reaction.
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Mary Danforth
Craig
Mary
Mr. Danforth
Craigard
Gordon Craig
Pullman
Mobile Dories Join Biloxi Ceremony by D O K K Lodge
Mobile members of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorrasin participate in a Biloxi Mississippi ceremony. The event began with an oyster roast on Deer Island and initiatory work planned for Friday night with Mobilian participants from Mobile, including Henry Ledebur and others.
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Mobile
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorrasin
Biloxi
Miss
Deer Island
Henry Ledebur
Finlay McFadyen
Mor
Sri Mawar Fe Wa Adeloughbe
George Willloughby
Bo.s. Edwards
W. L. Cahrall
Theodore Ebbecke
Michael Gavin
Ga de Vermaille
Woodmen to Unveil Five Monuments Sunday
Maple Camp No. 5 W.O. W. holds unveiling ceremonies for five monuments to deceased members J. H. Davis F. Fourment J. E. Donnelly M. A. Myer and A. Bauer at Magnolia Cemetery Sunday at 3 30 p m and Hebrew Cemetery at 4 15 p m Invitations have been issued for the events.
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Maple Camp No. 5
Magnolia Cemetery
Hebrew Cemetery
J. H. Davis
F. Fourment
J. E. Donnelly
M.A. Myer
A. Bauer
Chamberlains Tablets Advertises Purifying Effect
An old time ad claims Chamberlains Tablets provide a pleasant purgative effect and improve body and mind, promoting joy and general well being as a mood booster available through local dealers.
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Chamberlain's
Ady
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