Reception honors Dr. Moses and bride at Shaxtai Shomayin
A large reception at the Cawthon Hotel welcomed Dr. A. G. Moses and his bride, with Mrs. Moses in a white lace gown. The event featured pink and blue decor, a palm background, music by the Cawthon Orchestra, and flowers sent by the Young Peoples Jewish Association. Registration was handled by Miss Friedenthal, Hess, and Cashman, as guests signed a satin book.
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Moses
Dr. Moses
Young Peoples Jewish Association
Cawthon Orchestra
Hortense Reiss
Claudia Friedenthal
Dot» Hess
Hazel Cashman
B. Kahn
Jacob Reiss
J. S. Simon
Leon Schwarz
Hymen Gabriel
Julius Goldstein
Milton Brown
Henry Forcheimer
Hugo Brown
S. Haas
Henry Hess
Hess
A. G. Levy
Sisterhood of the Temple
L. Hammel
Rosa Bauer Sewing Circle
Elizabeth Solomon
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Association
Leo Solomon
Council of Jewish Women
Picnic Given For Misses Daniels
Misses Rosie and Josie Daniels of Pensacola were entertained at an automobile ride and picnic at Monroe Park. Attending were Miss Helen Lavelle with F. M. Maddox, Miss Josie Daniels with Heath McMeans, Miss Julie Forsyth with Joe Norwood, Miss Ethel Lindsey with Ray LeBeau, Miss Rosie Daniels with B. F. Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daniels.
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Misses Daniels
Rosie
Josie Daniels
Pensacola
Monroe Park
Helen Lavelle
F. M. Maddox
Heath McMeans
Julie Forsyth
Joe Norwood
Ethel Lindsey
Ray LeBeau
Rosie Daniels
B. F. Thomas
Ll. D. Daniels
Notable East Gulf Coast Visitors Parade Through Mobile Society
Professor Julius Tutwiler Wright and Fang Ly voyage home from Greenbriar Camp West Virginia with Noel Turner visiting Maryland Pennsylvania and Indiana en route to Mobile. The group and many local social figures are reported enjoying West Virginia sojourns and a flurry of guest appearances continue across Mobile and surrounding towns through October.
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Julius Tutwiler Wright
fang@ly
Noel Turner
Greenbriar Camp
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Mobile
Whistler News Notes Local 61 Meeting and Community Updates
Blacksmiths Local 61 met at Odd Fellows Hall in Whistler to discuss matters of importance. Locomotive shop closures announced for Sept 3 to Sept 7. Residents and visitors share visits, trips, and social events in Whistler and Mobile areas.
Spain Denies October Mobilization After Isidore Sinking
Premier Dato said Spain has no reply from Germany beyond Germany lacking information about the Isidore sinking. Madrid dispatch notes Spain denies reports of a general mobilization of 800000 troops in October.
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Spain
Germany
Paris
Dato
Isidore
Havas
Madrid
Cobb Prepared with Data for Alabama Rate Case Hearing
R. G. Cobb traffic manager of the chamber of commerce has prepared data for the Alabama railroad commission hearing next Tuesday. Mobile's interests are to be guarded at the session as nearly all railroads in the state have been summoned to discuss the rate issue.
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Mobile
Alabama Railroad Commission
R. G. Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Girl Set To Compete In National Golf Championship
Miss Alexa Sterling of Georgia is among seven more entrants announced by the United States Golf Association. The total entrants reach 112. Play opens next week at the Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest Illinois.
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Atlanta
New York
Alexa Sterling
United States Golf Association
Onwentsia Club
Lake Forest
Illinois
Oakdale News Highlights Local Visits and Socials
Everett Winters of Fairhope made a business trip to Oakdale on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Grube and two children visited H. A. Winter before heading to Greensboro for ministry studies. Julia Seabury spent the weekend with relatives at Whistler. Mrs. J. E. Dorlon enjoyed a delightful day with Mrs. J. J. Hester. Charley Pond’s sister, Mrs. Seabury, visited on Baltimore street. Wilfred Stone returned home after a pleasant visit to Montgomery. Oakdale Baptist parsonage reception honored the pastor and family, who arrived around 7:45 pm, with a supper at Mr. Suinvall’s Bay avenue home.
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Whistler
Ala
Blacksmith’s and Helpers
Odd Fellows Hall
Suburban League
Jim Smith’s
G. L. Lambeth
Samuel Kelley
Godfrey Alexander
Mobile
Ernest Rice
Charles Crabtree
Ella N. Kelley
Engine Street
William P. McCarthy
New Orleans
James McDonough
Margaret
Jackson
Tenn
Ethel
Mayme Roy Stutz
Trice Kelly
Harvey Price
Bessie
Herwick
W. Va
Richard Price
Franklin Earl Fisher
Whistler School Improvement Association
Hugh WL. Fox
Lula A. Peterson
Pacific Coast
San Diego
San Francisco
Oregon
Washington
Yellowstone
Park
Utah
Pritchard
Masters Mat, Jr
Jim Shenesey
Oakdale
Everett Winters
Fairhope
L. F. Grube
H. A. Winter
Greensboro
Grube
Julia Seabury
J. E. Dorlon
J. J. Hester
Charley Pond
Seabury
Baltimore Street
Wilfred Stone
Montgomery
Oakdale Baptist Parsonage
Suinvall
Bay Avenue
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D. 4. Edington
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Collier H. Minge, Jr
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Lucille Wildman
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Minifee
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Willis Jewelry CO
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Judson College
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Margaret" Fearn
Birmingham
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William J. Atkinson
Biloxi
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Lucy Herndon
Margaret Jones
Point Clear
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Marie
Sam, Jr
Aliceville
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Charles Murphy
Weinstein
Miss Goldman
J. Dahlheimer
George Marler
James M. Perry
Mr. Perry
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Jasper Brewton
Little Girl
Robertsdale
Arthur Saxe
C. Hess
Loxley
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Pauline Thompson
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Tuscaloosa
Thomas C. McCorvey, Jr
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Olga Beard
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Lela Alen
Virginia Mobley
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Lonnie Vass
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Killiecrankie
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Tate Strings
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Alvin Rosenbaum
J. T. Crowe
John Bernard
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North Carolina
Meridian Dispatch
Clarence Tovart
F. G. Tovart
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Ship
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Frances
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Will Webster
Henry Leland
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