Wedding Merriment for Eunice Murray and Guests
An evening of music and dancing honors Eunice Murray on her wedding trip from New Orleans. Attendees include Miss Agnes Sherman, Miss May Mahe, and numerous Mobile and Birmingham social figures as the event blends hospitality with festive dances and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Eunice Murray
Agnes Sherman
May Mahe
Danc
Murphy
Katie ‘Mae Robertson
Price Malone
Lallie Neely
Lilia Mahe
Ernest Ash
Cecile 2An
Claude Fitzgerald
Maya
Peter McGuire
Sadie Simmons
Garner McGride
Alma Smith
Tom Phillips
Clyde Williams
Jennie May Airey
Edwin Guest
Izabeth Patterson
Steve Carline Murray
John Sheldon
Andrew Niay
Sun
Bilian
Asheville
G. A. Hemarest
Gertrude Demarest
Angel Nuber
Carrie Schuerman
Camille Guenard
Virdina Desforges
Ethelyn Briner
Gladys Bringier
Effie Lallade
New Orleans
Fodesta de Mouy
Mobile
Birmingham News
David Buell
Robert Simpson
Jack Crenshaw
Bayou la Batre
Ben Karpe
Belki
Louis E. Swartz
Herman Schwartz
N. Sherman
Golshaw
N. C
Zebrel Pinner
Montgomery
Lucille Zelnicker
Alex Kahlman
Pauline Hohenberg
Wetumpka
Earl Norris Floyd
Jackson
Matelyn Fowlkes
Mamie Rush
Judith Chaffee
New York Tribune
Paris
German Wounded Care Emphasized in WWI Notice
Berlin dispatch notes German emphasis on wounded care with first aid dressing and tagging. It warns against unsuitable medicines and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as aids to digestion liver and bowel regulation for vigor and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Aba L. L
Erce
Oregon
Adv
Cookies Guard Crumbs For Army Move Afoot
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker begins organizing women into military style camps to learn kitchen saving and supply conservation for war. Women will guard every crumb of bread and atom of flour, with activities at Plattsburg and Fort Sheridan cited as models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Logan Tucker
John 4. Logan
Plattsburg
N. Y
Fort Sheridan
Social notes from Mobile reflect many visits and moves
Miss Georgia Williamson visits in Mobile from Tiniana, then to Florence Dolphy in Tunnel Springs. Richard Walsh Jr. remains at home with a sprain. Miss Rebecca Brooks arrives from Meridian to attend school. Families travel to Suggsville, Battles and Point Clear while many locals move houses and return from trips. Dr. William Mastin rests better and numerous club meetings and social events are listed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Williamson
Mobile
Com. A. Holloman
Tiniala
Ala
Florence Dolphy
Tunnel Springs
Richard Walsh, Jr
Richard Walsh
Springhill College
Rebecca Brooks
Meridian
W.W. A. Brooks
Church Street
Rebecca
Pascagoula
Corinne Roberts
Battles
Point Clear
Walter Williamson
Kathleen
Clara Yerger
Government Street Loop
J. B. Stiggins
Waynesville
N. C
John A. Wetzel
Loxley
Austin Pharr
John W. Pharr
Catherine
Carl Mitchell
Tallahassee, Fla
Ali
Fred Ck
Stewart Brooks
Sea Cliff
Olivé Brooks
Chicago
Elizabeth Bronde
Boyce
John C. Winter
Tuscaloosa
Irma Farnell
Israel
Spokane
Wash
Clara Sims
Three Springs
Tenn
Atlanta
Miss Sims
Fannie Sims Stone
Calvert, Ala
Emily McKleskey
LeBaron’ Lyons
Snow
Alfred c. Rainer
D. A. Planck
Leakesville
Miss
William Mastin
Eternal triangles and a tooth in court on a Monday
In a turbulent recorder’s court, Nettie Jenking’s husband clashed amid a domestic dispute with Theresa Rostin while Hattie Gilmore lost a tooth amid a ribbed clash over spare ribs. A string of petty offenses and neighborhood frictions led to fines and short sentences for several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
Netttie Jenking
Hattie Gilmore
Netttie
Theresa Rostin
Theresa
Nettie
Castle Crenshaw
Peter Brown
New Orleans
Peter
Hattie
Edington
George Scott
George
Jes
William Barnett
Hyland
Caesar Scott
James Hudson
Hudson
Edward Rogers
Harry K. Denver
Mobile
Robert Wilson
Amos Jackson
Pinkie Armstrong
High School Girl Fashion Tailored for School Wear
A fashion note highlights tailored suits for high school girls. It describes a brown blue tan check coat with a shield front opening, brown bone buttons, velvet edging, a belt, cuffs, and military collar. A patch pocket adds ornament and utility for the school girl.
Methodist Revival At St Stephen’s Church Draws Big Crowd
Revival services opened Sunday at St Stephen’s Road Methodist Church with morning and night meetings largely attended. Rev B C Glenn preached both sermons and explained revival’s meaning from the text Wilt Thou not revive us again O Lord. Night topic was Destruction of Life. Rev J W Frazer, presiding elder, will lead Monday night services at 7 30 o’clock and is likely to conduct the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Road Methodist Church
B. C. Glenn
J. W. Frazer
Elier
Machinist Hurt After Fall From Scaffold at Alabama Iron Works
Bernon B. Moore a machinist at Alabama Iron Works fell from a scaffold at 152 168 Commerce Street Monday around 8 am and was seriously hurt. He was treated at the foundry and sent to the Mobile Infirmary for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernon B. Moore
Alabama Iron Works
Commerce Street
Mobile
Moore
Baptism at trestle marks revival near Eight Mile Creek
Whistler Alabama reports a baptism at the railroad trestle over Eight Mile creek conducted by Rev. Joseph J. Harris of the Assembly of God after revival services. Mr and Mrs W E Davis visited relatives in Pritchard. Masters Rodney and Roy Vandevander left Sunday morning for Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Eight-Mile Creek
Joseph J. Harris
The
Assembly of God
W. E. Davis
Pritchard
Masters Rodney
Roy Vandevander
Daffin Relatives Visit and Fort Morgan Outing
The text notes a visit to relatives in Ridian Mississippi after revival services led by Rev. E M Daffin and Rev H B Daffin. It also mentions Masters James Smith Frank Tom Hanley and Joe Mould traveling to Fort Morgan on Sunday to see Daniel C Mourd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridian
Miss
Rev
E. M. Daffin
St. Elmo
H. B. Daffin
James Smith
Frank
Tom Hanley
Joe Mould
Fort Morgan
Daniel C. Mourd
Woman Recovers With Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Philadelphia and Providence women report displacement backache and fatigue relieved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. testimonials claim renewed health, ability to work, sleep, eat, and reduced symptoms. Danger signals include backache headaches and nervousness linked to female derangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Harry Fisher
Dounton St
Nicetown
Providence
R. I
ABEL LAw= SON
Lippitt St
Providence, R.J
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Alfred Hixon
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John McDuffie
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Sue Planck
Blowing Rock
Judge
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Dauphin Way
Ann and
Old Shell Road
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Charles Pearce, Jr
E. A. Doyle
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J. O. Schaedel
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H. G. Seibels
Frank Crockard
Birmingham Age-Herald
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Stood Printing Co
St. Michael St. Bell
Home
Taylor Realty Co, Inc
N. Street
City Dye Works
S. Conception
Hore
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Mrs. M.L. Tucker
Alfred Staples
Mrs. Morris
Suggsville
Ennice
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South Georgia Avenue
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Laurie McNeil
Alamo
New York
Tom Cooke
Cawthon Hotel
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First Christian Church
A. D. Davis
Raphael Semmes
Semmes School
Equal Suffrage Association
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Cawthon
W. IS. Tennis Club
Washington Square
E. H. Disher
Elmira St
Mobile Graded Union
Mothers' Club of Settlement
Adelaide Peoples
Craighead
Parliamentary Law Club
Women's Missionary Society
Government Street Methodist Church
St. Francis Street
Pinkie
George Beer
Green County
Levi King
Merchants Bank Water
ST. Francis
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