Lavendar and Pink Acknowledges Barton Graduates
Miss Mona and Miss Harriet receive prizes at a class party with lavender pink decor. Guests include Nga Jo Green and Grace Brandon among about 75 attendees dancing to a Victrola.
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
6
Miss Mona and Miss Harriet receive prizes at a class party with lavender pink decor. Guests include Nga Jo Green and Grace Brandon among about 75 attendees dancing to a Victrola.
Monarch and Mr. and Mrs. J H Whitner of Fourth street enjoyed fishing at Davis Lake yesterday. Mrs W A Clarke won an offer in the Trade and Pay-Up Week. Mrs C J Daughdrill and Colen Gavin with Miss Mofatt visited Chickasaw friends. Chickasaw public school will close Friday morning for a holiday Thursday.
Eighteen Prichard League members with Mr Sells traveled to Calvert Alabama Sunday at 1 o clock to organize Epworth work. Several Calvert youths attended as participants and friends from Chickasaw and Mobile joined daytime guests at local homes.
Mrs Norman Farrar hosts guest Mrs Andrew Pickens Calhoun and daughter Evelyn of Carlovaville Ala who arrived Friday. Mr and Mrs Bailey and two children spent the weekend in New Orleans. Frances Hampshire returns home after university of Alabama season. Barbara Brodbeck back in Mobile from Montevallo Alabama College. Rafferty family visits friends in Agaco. Mrs James White Willis of Brockton arrives for several days with Mrs George W McRae. Mrs H G Ellison arrives to Greece to visit her mother and attend graduation. Ruth Stone of Bay Minette visits Captain and Mrs T C for a week or ten days.
Capital society reacts as Alice Roosevelt Longworth sits for a portrait to advertise a beauty cream. The contract reportedly grants $8,000 to be placed in the bank of Paulina Longworth, three months old, with other high society names previously tied to celebrity endorsements.
Dayton Tenn June 1 William Jennings Bryan will meet Nashville attorneys handling the Scopes evolution case to offer free service to the prosecution. He plans to travel to Tallahassee Florida to aid anti evolution legislation and may ride trains with Dayton attorneys if time allows. Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone are expected to attend the conference in New York.
Reports from Rio indicate twelve people died and three others remain missing after a fire devastated the Sugapama fishing village on the Sea of Japan. A high powered radio station is planned at Rio de Janeiro to be built by November linking with the United States and Europe. University dormitories in Iowa are described as having every room fitted with a telephone connected to the local exchange.
Secretary of War John W. Weeks underwent gallstone surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital and had a restless night with a not fully satisfactory condition reported this morning. Doctors described his pulse as normal and his overall state as not alarming but unsettled.
About six percent of license revenue is processed at Troy area offices, with figures indicating a modest regional share of total state licensing income. Local officials note the distribution reflects population and enforcement activity in the Troy zone.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as easy to take sugar coated pills with no fishy taste. It claims a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days and lists price and retailers like Albright Wood and Van Antwerp Drug Corp. The copy urges readers to ask for the original genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet and notes directions on each box.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe overnight remedy for a sluggish liver and constipation, claiming it replaces dangerous calomel without side effects. It guarantees relief from headaches, biliousness, and other torpid liver symptoms and insists the product does not salivate or upset the stomach.
A wartime style testimonial advertises Taylor's Blood Medicine from Tampa Florida claiming it purifies blood and relieves stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter asserts dramatic weight gain clearer skin and renewed vigor after using the product with a $1 large bottle price guarantee.
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