Miss Edna Manning Hosts Reunion Guests
Mrs. W. A. Blount and children of Pensacola will visit Friday as guests of Miss Edna Manning. Miss Edna Finch of Pensacola arrives Thursday to join the festivities. Manning, a famed debutante guest in New York Baltimore Atlanta and Montgomery, returns to Mobile amid social pleasures with her circle.
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W. A. Blount
Pensacola
Edna Manning
Edna Finch
Blount
Miss Manning
New York
Baltimore
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mobile
Manning
Dance on Cessna Wednesday Evening
Promoters announce a Wednesday evening dance on the Cessna boat. The boat departs foot Dauphin Street at 8 o clock and returns by 9:30 to allow guests to catch the last car. A large turnout of visitors and Mobile’s young society crowd is expected.
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Dauphin Street
Mobile
Aleta Doyle Birthday Party at Home October 30
Invitations go out to Miss Aleta Doyle’s friends for her birthday party at her home on October 30 from 4 to 6 o clock. Attendees are expected to enjoy a lovely afternoon with music and refreshments.
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Tam
Aleta Doyle
St. Stephens Road
Little Miss Doyle
Quiet Camden Wedding In Mobile Ceremony
Miss Ruby Pearl Duke and Mr. Theodore A. McLeod wed on Tuesday afternoon at 605 Conti Street Mobile. Rev W P Hines officiated with two attendants. The couple planned Camden residence after a wedding trip to New Orleans.
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Camden
Ruby Pearl Duke
Theodore A. McLeod
Mobile
John H. Duke
W. P. ‘Hines
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Conti Street
Mr. Duke
Miss Duke
Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Claims Strong Elderly Benefits
Canton Mississippi resident Mrs. Lizzie Baldwin praises Vinci for curing a severe La Grippe related cold and cough. The advertisement touts Vinci as a delicious tonic that sharpens appetite aids digestion enriches blood and builds strength with cod liver oil and iron. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation Mobile Alabama promotes availability at local drug stores.
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Canton
Miss
Vinci
Lizzie Baldwin
van Antwerp Drug Corporation, Inc
Mobile
Ala
Committees Named for Elks Ball Thursday Evening
Elks set two events for reunion week a Veterans and Sons of Veterans reception and a first Athelstan informal dance. Reception committees include Downstairs and Upstairs groups with chairmen Bloch and Chamberlain and numerous members. Floor committee led by Bullock lists several officers and volunteers for coordination.
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Sons of Veterans
Elks
Athelstan
Jacob D. Bloch
Peter Burke
Lee Crowley
D. F Cawthon
A. P. Bush
W. A. Bly
Seymour Forcheimer
H. C. Lowenstein
Joseph McPhillips
Toxey D. Haas
Roy E. Albright
G. E. Ainspaugh
Jesse T. Burke
F. Vaughan,Jr
Pat J. Lyons
Laz Schwarz
T. J. O’connor
Harry T. Hartwell
A. R Minnis
J. L. Marty
W. B. McAleer
Percy Kearns
Joel W. Goldsby
Home Economics Club Considers Public Matters
The Home Economics Club met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Mobile to discuss city improvement and public health. Topics included malaria survey by Dr. Von Ezdorf, the need for trained midwives, bread sanitation, and upcoming school garden projects led by Miss Shepperd with support from the Van Antwerp Seed Store. The group urged azalea landscaping and noted gaps in intrastate shipping labeling compared with interstate pure food act coverage.
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Home Economics Club
Chamber of Commerce
H. P. Hirshfield
von Ezdorf
van Antwerp
Miss Shepperd
City Beautiful
Harry Inge
Mobile
Government Street
H. P. Loding
The
Horticultural Society
Verghe
Alabama
Vicks Vap-O-Rub Promises Cold Relief Through Inhaled Vapors
An old advertisement claims Vicks Vap-O-Rub releases vapors of pine tar camphor thymol menthol and eucalyptus when warmed on the body. The vapors allegedly reach the lungs opening airways loosening phlegm and easing sore throats chest cold bronchial trouble and related conditions with topical application and hot compresses. Three sizes priced from 25 cents.
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Vick
Alabama cotton goods exhibit inspires local buying drive
The group praised local protection and urged Mobile women to patronize Alabama made textiles. Mrs Verghe leads buy a base efforts. 30 bales planned and funds raised via subscriptions. Dr Flien Ligon spoke on food values and alcohol effects. Mrs Harris hosted a bale purchase for her account.
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Seale Harris
Martin Holbrook
Cotton Mills
Alabama
Flien Ligon
Debutantes Named for Miss Gustrine Milner’s Fourth Brigade
The Birmingham Ledger reports Miss Gustrine Milner sponsor for the Fourth brigade will have as her maids Miss Lillian Orr and Miss Martha Bradshaw, both noted debutantes from Birmingham’s past season and well regarded in society.
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Gustrine Milner
Birmingham Ledger
Fourth Brigade
Lillian Orr
Martha Bradshaw
Birmingham
Esate Sa Eae
Dr James Headache Powder Promises Quick Relief
An old time advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder to stop headache neuralgia and pain. It claims rapid relief after a dime package, urging readers to “send someone to the dirt store now” and promising the pain will vanish within moments.
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