Society weekend trip to Meridian and club meeting highlights
Society note records Mr and Mrs John B Harvey and relatives visiting Meridian for a weekend. As-You-Like-It Club met with eleven members led by Mrs George B Rogers and Mrs J D Perdue. study on Alfred de Musset included poems, a short play, a life sketch, and a synopsis read by Mrs Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ¥. Harvey
Robert
Bacon
George B. Rogers
J. D. Perdue
Alfred de Musset
Elmo Davison
Cascarets Laxative Ad Boasts Quick Cleanser Claims
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless stimulant for liver and bowels. It promises relief from head ache biliousness and constipation, claiming Cascarets never gripe or sicken and that users will look and feel refreshed.
Local Social News Highlights from Mobile Staging Meetings
Flapper Fanny and Miss Marion Doug lass appear among social pairs at a Tuesday Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lee Robinson at Garden Tea room. Prizes and tea followed a three‑table game amid chrysanthemum centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Robinson
Bridge Club
Garden Tea Room
Mt. Vernon
Benjamin Campbell
Julian McPhillips
E. F. Johnstone, Jr
Debutante Bridge Party Honors Wilson and Bartee
Miss Mary Polk Wilson and Miss Mary Louise Bartee were the honorees at a debutante bridge evening hosted by Mrs. R. A. Kirchhoffer. Guests included Miss Lutz of Knoxville and Miss Selden of Greensboro. Decorations featured chrysanthemums with a salad tea service and prize favors for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Wilson
Miss Bartee
Mary Polk Wilson
Mary Louise Bartee
R. A. Kirchhoffer
Miss Wilson
Miss Lutz
Knoxville
Mary Polk
Miss.Selden
Greensboro
John R. Vidmer
Curtis Kendall
Russell Goodloe
Marian Taylor
Ernest Skipworth
Jane Lutz
Knoxville, Tenn
Suburban Girl Reserves Meet After School Hours
The Chickasaw division of the Girl Reserves will hold their weekly meeting at the school building this afternoon after dismissal. A large attendance is urged. Mrs. J R Scott and two daughters have returned to Selma Alabama after Thanksgiving visits with Mr and Mrs J C Harris and family. Regular weekly chair practice is at the Community House tonight at 730. Mr and Mrs George Tunstall have moved to Fourth Street into the former N R Clark apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Scott
Selma
Ala
And
Mirs
J. C. Harris
Fourth Street
George Tunstall
Fifth
N. R. Clark
Local church elects officers and notes community updates
At the Friendly Class of the Methodist church annual meeting Ed Taylor is named president Moody Griffin is vice president Vera McNeil is secretary Maneeta Emmett is treasurer and heads devotional and spiritual departments Julia Helveston leads recreational activities Lowell Johnson runs the department for recreation Mrs F Zeigler is teacher and Jewell Johnson associate teacher A 60 ton ice plant will be built on Craft highway site of the former blanket mill Prayer services are planned at both churches tonight and the Sunday School Teachers and Officers Council meets after prayers The Kwong Club will meet at Mrs J W Hall's home Thursday at 10 am D G Hare is seriously ill Ashton Bumpkins suffers a crushed foot from a falling timber A L Bullard returns from a business trip to New Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Ed Taylor
Moody Griffin
Vera McNeil
Maneeta Emmett
Julia Helveston
Lowell Johnson
F. Zeigler
Jewell Johnson
Mo “Kwong Club
J. W. Hall
D. G. Hare
Whistler School Meeting and Local Notes
The Whistler School Improvement Association will meet Thursday at the Old School building to discuss important matters. Mrs. Kelley plans a musical program. Rev A C Evans, pastor of Whistler Methodist, led services Sunday morning and evening. Buck Lewis is injured from Saturday. wishes for a quick recovery. Rev Philip A Elsen of Findlay Ohio leads meetings at Assembly of God Church. Sunday lecture titled The Underworld. A fossil skull of a two horned beast with hoofs 50 years old is the latest Asiatic expedition find. US fire loss totals 16 dollars per second and 60 000 per hour, 535 372 782 per year. Nineteen children are expected to become orphans when J D Eaton is executed in Mass December 18 for murder. An underwater oil flame invention may burn for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Improvement Association
Kelley
Philip A.elsen
Findlay
Ohio
Assembly of God Church
Personal notices of visitors and holidays visits
Mrs J Harold Leftwich arrives from Chicago to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs H M Butler. She will be joined later by her husband for Christmas. Mrs Leftwich arrived early due to her mother's illness who has improved. Mrs W R Power returns from Opelika visit. Miss Mary Cole Sargent visits Miss Susan Sargent Howard at the Woman's College in Montgomery. Mrs William Dishoeffer returns from Pensacola. Miss Elizabeth Coleman resumes duties at Barton Academy after Thanksgiving in Mobile with her parents. Mr and Mrs Barton Butler and son Baskin return from Meridian after Thanksgiving. Mrs James O Smith visits her mother Mrs W J Samford. Mr and Mrs Kraus and son Albert return to Selma after weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Gould
Chester Gould
Oklahoma City
Texas
Ndchildren
Hugh Stone
Europe
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
J. Harold Leftwich
Chicago
H. M. Butler
Mary Cole Sargent
Susan Sargent Howard
The
Woman's College In
Montgomery
Artillery aid at Damascus asked amid rising unrest
In Syria on December 2 AP dispatch says consular officials warned nationals that French forces may again bombard parts of Damascus to aid in suppressing the recent uprising, as authorities seek to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Een
Syria
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or defeat influenza. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water, no nausea, no eating interference, purges by morning, then you feel well and ready for breakfast. Family package available for 35 cents at ana fruz store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Fruz
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John B. Harvey
Harvey
En McLean
Charles McLean
Mobile
Meridian
Cliff Russell
Flapper
Fanny
Francis Inge
Marion Douglass
Vernon Thom
Lelia Burgett
Gerald Delchamps
Zilpah Glennon
Henry Willliams
Barbara Broadwood
Merrick Dowdell
Frances Selden
Ike Cobb
Dorothy Turner
Willie Payne
O’gwynn
John Coleman O’gwynn
Emma Louise
Claude Maurice Dunn
South Broad Street
Central Presbyterian Church
J. C. Baker
le Laron Avenue
Woman’s Auxiliary
Seamén’s Church Institute
Woman's Auxiliary
Institute
Dearborn and
Government Streets
Edna Pickard
James P. Dobbins
Birmingham
Edwia Walpole
Sewing Circle of
Ethel Ramsey
Sewing Circle
W. B. Dennon
Third Street
N. W
Chickasaw
Rachel Felix
House of Tetley
England
America
Tetley
Catherine
Fletcher
Laut
Prichard
Craft Highway
Baptist Church
Ashton
Bumpkins
A. L. Bullard
Bullard
New Orleans
Whistler
A.C. Evans
Buck Lewis
E Asiatic
United States
J. D. Eate
Brood
W. R. Power
Mattle Banks
Opelika
William Dishoeffer
Lucy Swaine
Pensacola
Elizabeth “Coleman
Barton Academy
Mrs
Charlies Coleman
James O. Smith
W. J. Samford
Mrs. Kraus
Albert
Hill
Cascara
Mabowssy
Dauphin and
Franklin
Farly
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