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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1925

Page

8

Local Society Notes and Social Events Highlight Season

Debuts and receptions noted at the Battle House on May night. Lavretta plans a Friday afternoon compliment at a bridge party. St Marys School Sale runs to the 12th with gifts all under a dollar. Schumann Club held December meeting with plans for January. Needham Chapter D A R, meets at Battle House December 11. Mrs Tucker wed in Camden with Mobile visit prior. Helena Turner and John OConnell Jackson to wed January 46 at First Baptist.

Giennan James Hope Battle House John Lawrence Lavretta St. Mary's St. Mary's School Init Association St. Mary’s Schoo Bryan H. L. Moseley Needham Par- C Jackson-Turner Horace Sanderford Helena John O’connell Jackson Montgomery First Baptist Helena Turner

Parties Honor Departing Women and Debutantes in Local Social Scene

A sequence of social events marks farewells and celebrations. Miss Nellie Sweeney heads to Florida with a rainbow themed bridge and bunco party hosted by Miss Sarah McCafferty featuring prizes and a floral, candlelit setting. Dr. and Mrs. EB Robert Nisbet plan to move to Houston, honored by Bijou Theatre party hosted by Miss Beatrice Agee and assisted by Mrs. George Hallock and Miss Johnnie Agee.

Nisbet Texas Robert Nisbet Houston Bijou Theatre Beatrice Agee George Hallock Johnnie Agee Kellie Sweeney Nellie Sweeney Florida Sarah McCafferty Monterey Street Bridge Bunco Miss Sweeney

Orleans liquor suspects tried in New Orleans federal court

The trial of Fred D. Young part owner of the speed boat The Waif and Buddie Rocca on charges of conspiring to bring 1 000 cases of whiskey into New Orleans continued before Judge Grubb. Witness Gertrude Lythgoe described liquor shipments and big business entities handling contraband to the gulf coast.

New Orleans Fred D. Young Rocca Grubb Gulf Const Rum Row Gertrude Lythgoe Bahamas Savannah Miss Lythgoe Paris England

Health hints at college exhibit on body image

In New York an off display health exhibit shows fashion tips like cheek makeup from inside out. It also features athletic gear and a section labeling Miss Too Fat and Miss Just Rite with suggested foods.

New York Ant College

Collins Death Shown in Pictures At Dauphin Street

Lee Collins father of Floyd Collins presents a daily lecture at 221 Dauphin Street detailing his son’s Kentucky cave tragedy. A screen display adds scenes from the cave as Collins speaks, with Gunner Pete aiding with additional views and lectures.

Lee Collins Floyd Collins Kentucky Dauphin Street Mr. Collins Collins Gunner Pete

Mobile Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

Mr and Mrs Charles FE Williams return from an extended visit to Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan in Springfield Florida. Mrs Lena Dahlgren leaves to visit daughter Mrs B B Knowles in Galveston with grandson Bettie Ruth. stops to visit Miles McLeod of Port Arthur Texas. Mrs Andrew Coleman and daughters Ruth Frances and Dolores visit Fannie Coleman in Meridian. Edwina L Jones of Mobile visits Marion Demore in Montgomery. Mrs J S Heidelberg of Mobile travels to Pensacola to be with her ill mother Mrs A V Clubbs.

Charles FE. Williams Charles Morgan Springfield Fla H. R. Roberts Jackosigeane G. W. Myers Jacksonville, Fla Elizabeth Morrow Mobile Jacksonville Lena Dahlgren Galveston Knowles Bettie Ruth Miles McLeod Port Arthur Texas Carrie Forseman Andrew Coleman Ruth Frances Dolores Fannie Coleman Meridian Edwina L. Jones Marion Demore Montgomery Heidelberg Pensacola A. V. Clubbs

Pinchot Tries to End Mine Trouble in Pa

Governor Pinchot resumes efforts to end the fifteenth week of suspension in the Pennsylvania anthracite field. He arranged a conference with business leaders invited to Harrisburg to discuss a plan to settle the strike without raising coal costs to the public. An executive session was planned for noon.

Harrisburg Pinchot Pennsylvania

Two Dead in Locomotive Explosion at Chesapeake Site

In Chilts Maryland a locomotive exploded killing two men, engineer Joseph Ryan of Wilmington Delaware and Harvey Churchman of Havre de Grace Maryland. The blast wrecked both main tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, halting traffic for hours, with Ryan killed instantly and Churchman fatally scalded while pinned under the wreckage.

Childs Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Joseph Ryan Wilmington Del Harvey Churchman Havre de Grace Ryan Churchman

Fire destroys two vacant stores on Carr Street

The fire early Sunday morning destroyed two vacant store buildings on Carr street. The cause was unknown. Whistler firemen saved adjacent structures.

Carr Street Whistler Fire

Prayer Services At Prichard And Methodist Churches

Wednesday evening services scheduled at Prichard Baptist Church at 7 30 and at the Methodist church at the usual hour led by Rev C B Carleton. Residents Eugenia Hutchinson and W B Hutchison with daughter Carrie Booth return from visits to Mississippi and Alabama. Mr H C Beshel and family relocate back to Edison street in Leakesville after a Mobile stay. Workers Council of the Methodist church to meet there tonight for a business session.

Francis Street M. EB Source Church Methodist Church Rev C. B. Carleton W. B. Hutchison Carrie Booth Leakesville Miss J. 8. Johnson H. C. Beshel Mobile Edison Street Workers’ Council of the Methodist Church

American destroyers leave Syrian waters to Beirut

The American destroyers Coghlan and Samson departed from Syrian waters at noon to be stationed in Beirut. They were sent to protect American interests amid the Druse uprising, according to a Le Temps Berlin correspondent.

Paris le Temps Beirut Coghlan Samson

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Clinton Macartney Ernest Ladd L. Lyons D. P. Bestor T. C. Booth James Hips CC. Hughes Pramer M. Luce Coral Gables Naeason L. Hammel de Goods'Co Weinacker Bros Macon & Powell C.J Gayfer & Co Oakdale Pharmacy Eleanor Blanche McCormick Senatobia Herbert Hunt Covington Dorothy Turner H. H. Wefel, Jr Wadies Ancoint Order of Hibernians Norner Conti Conception Streets Orleans Whistler M. J. Barnes Zion Church, Mert Miss Odell Stowe St. Paul's Episcopal Church Prichard Eugenia Hutchinson Tle Chatom Ala Safe Aspiri Bayer Goldstein Julius Coldstein Royal Ayser Alv Ase Alluminum Roasters Genuine Union Hardware Dauphin Dor ™ Dep
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