AID SOCIETY SILVER TEA AND OBILTE RIDE HONORS
Miss ce Gurley hosted a Ladies' Church silver tea on Thursday at 4 o clock with punch cake and an automobile ride to the Fair funds. Guests included Beatrice Gurley Mrs John Hackanson and many others from the church and community. Berton Braley verse appears in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
AID Society
Ce Gurley
Beatrice Gurley
John Hackanson
J. D. Sutton
Spiegel
and Gaston
W. A. Timbes
Wiman
Toffy
M. Tucker
Wintersmith
Percy Gill
Mms
Marjorie Adams
Calcium Promises Health Boosts Against Tuberculosis
Review notes that calcium intake can raise vitality and energy, aiding tuberculosis patients when combined with other assimilable ingredients. It cautions against overstatement while highlighting safety since the tonic contains no narcotics or habit forming drugs. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia promotes the remedy sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Poiation
Eckman
Eckman ‘Laboratory
Philadelphia
Braswell’s
Adv
Miss Vickers Honored At Afternoon Bridge Party
Miss Katherine Hughes hosted a late summer bridge party for Miss Margaret Vickers as she prepares to study at Mount St. Vincent's on the Hudson. Top score went to Aimee McDermott with a blue sewing bag for the consolation prize, and monogrammed lingerie clasps were gifted to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Amey Jones
Norma Sutton
Cornelia March
Leona Morse
Marie
Eileen Cowles
Miss Vickers
Margaret Vickers
Mount St. Vincent’s-on-the-Hudson
Katherine Hughes
Aimee McDermott
Myrtle Ollinger
Mary Agnes
Una Hages
Marjorie Hurley
Gulfport
Hilda
Grace Drahan
Helen McDonald
Miriam Delchamps
Irma Unruh
Kathleen Brown
Ruth Burke
Demeris Smith
Mamie Touart
Mrs. N
L Vickers
Miss Unn Hughes
Richest Baby's New Playmate From World Searches Revealed
Vinson Walsh McLean, the so called richest baby, will gain a new playmate arriving at Christmas. The McLeans have scoured Africa Paris and the Americas for entertainment for their heir, including a baboon a poodle a Brazilian billy goat and a Mexican burro. The baby’s fortune may be shared with the new companion, making two heirs to the McLean Walsh wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson Walsh-McLean
Papa
Mamma McLean
Paris
Kentucky
McLean
Washington
Little Vinson
Africa
Vinson
Mexico
South America
Georgia
Vinson McLean
John R. McLean
Thomas Walsh
Denver
McLean-Walsh
Social notes and visits span Selma and Mobile society
Miss Addie Small of Macon is guest as about 150 dance at the club. Rosa Miller leaves for Montevallo. others visit Richmond, Mobile, Montgome ry and Point Clear. Local residents travel for study, college, and family visits. many return to Mobile, Livingston, Bay Minette, and Bayou la Barre. health notes include appendicitis operation for Miss Harry Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormack
Addie Small
Macon
Annie Moore Provost
Rosa Miller
Montgomery
Montevallo
Lovie Meinstry
Richmond
E. G. Maxon
Point Clear
Professor Mason
Mobile
Anniston College
Russell Hollinger
Little Son
Emma Monette
W. H. Scarborough
Livingston
R. E. Cunningham
Ruth
Grace
Selma
Rutter
Selma Journal
Milton Roberts
Auburn
Louise Kock
Gus Kock
Elberta
Joley
Annie Gaines
Marie King
Burnsville
Carl McMahon
William O. McMahon
New Jersey
Wayne Patton
Alta
Louise Johnson
Alice Clapp
Maud Fail
Ellen Jackson
Hattiesburg
Mr. Jackson
Kutnow
Manor
Asheville
John T. Schley
Touart Quinn
Corinne
Luke
Della Le-Baron
Charles LeBaron Taylor
Marion
Gertrude Marx
S. P. Stone
Bay Minette
Gaynor Turner
Katherine Courtney
Montrose
Fell
Nettie Beall
Birmingham
Magenie Rosson
Bayou la Barre
Elia Blacksher
Steele Partridge
Winslow Partridge
Belle Fontaine
Sol Rosen
New York
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
George E. Stone
Robert McGaley
Waynesboro
L. M. Coate
Opine
Thomasville
Echo
A. L. Bressler
Maud
Phoebe Cooper
Montgomery Journal
Marie van Gelder
Gulfport
Miss
Woman's College
Harry L. Fisher
Mobile Infirmary
Bumann
Bunker Hill
Ill
Caroline Duffield
Harry Libbey
Marion Institute
Helen Fowlkes
Vinegar Bend
Ebben Shram
Miss Shram
Judson College
Miss Fowlkes
Salitpa
Ala
J. D. Guy
Eloise Simpkins
Jackson
C. T
Joe McCorquodale
Maggie Newberry
H. W. Porter
A. L. White
Myrdie
Carrie Doyle
Vance Noren
Joe Atchinson
Marie Fleming
T. L. Head
Grove Hill
W. N. Morton
H.E. Bolen
A. E B. May
South Grove Hill
W. F. Fleming
A. T. Newell
J. M. Dean
Leila
Maggie White
Elam
Glover
Baptist Church
J. A. Jenkins
Oes
Bladon Springs
Coffeeville
Union Chapel
W. L. McVay
Mildred
Nona Guy
Maggie
Willow Dean McVay
G. W
Mitchell McVay
O. Dawson
Horse Shoe Lake
Gulfcrest Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Mattie Crabtree stayed with aunt Mrs. Mattie Moore. Allen Davis and families visited C. R. Miller's home. T. T. Taylor went to Yellow Pine. Mrs. R. C. Rieman returned from Waynesboro. J. R. Hinson visited Gulf City. Miss Zara Williams heads to Mobile. T. R. Gensegs and son return from moving convicts to Saraland. Mrs. Mattie Moore and niece visited A. G. Bradley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfcrest
Mattie Crabtree
Mattie Moore
Allen Davis
Alva Miller
Johnny Miller
C. R. Miller
T. T. Taylor
Yellow Pine
R. C. Rieman
Waynesboro
J. R. Hinson
Gulf City
Zara Williams
Mobile
T. R. Gensegs
Saraland
Mattie’ Moore
A. G. Bradley
City League Sets Winter Baseball Schedule
The City League of Baseball clubs re elected William Gibl in president and Dave Burns secretary treasurer at a Thursday meeting. Twelve games are planned at Monroe Park on the Southern League diamond from September 19 to December 15. Managers include Chick Roos for the Crowns and Clarence Jordan for the Bar ney Cavanaghs with A D Davis and John Calametti also managing teams. The opening game features Crowns versus A D Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City League of Baseball Clubs
Cawthon
Wiliam Giblin
Dave P. Burns
Monroe Park
Crowns
A. D. Davis
Traction strike settled after arbitration decision
ALBANY Sept 10 The United Traction Company lines strike affecting Albany Troy Cohoes Watervliet and Green Island ends as arbitration will decide whether the general or division superintendents may discipline motormen and conductors. Visiting postmasters in Mobile approve J B Thornton’s courtesy during convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
United Traction Company
Troy
Cohoes
Watervliet
Green Island
Resolution honors Mobile Postmaster and city welcome
A convention adopts a resolution thanking Postmaster Thornton of Mobile for his welcome and courtesies and directs a copy to him and for publication in Mobile newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
National League of Postmasters
Mobile
J. B. Thornton
Thornton
Rivers Commission Sues Over Mobile River Obstructions
The Mobile River Commission sued the Southern Dredging Company in chancery court seeking removal of sunken steamer Mary Co. Hale and a wrecked barge on the east bank of the Mobile River. Attorneys Gaillard and Mahomer say the wrecks block the channel and must be abated. The case before Chancellor Thomas H. Smith this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile River Commission
Gaillard & Mahomer
Chancery Court
Southern Dredging Company
Mobile River
Mary Co. Hale
The
River Commission
Thomas H. Smith
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Gladys Stone
Opelixa Daily News
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George B. McCormack
Bell Phone
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Battles
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Dauphin Way
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Harry T. Inge
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Jex Luce
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Jacksonville
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Dept. 1-P
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