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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
5
Mortgagee Gaillard Mahomer and Arnold with R T Goodwyn of Montgomery Alabama are listed as attorneys for the mortgagee. The sequence numbers 60 13 20 27 appear as docket or file references in the notice.
The T. E. L. class of Central Baptist church will meet Sunday morning at 9 30 for study in Acts 10 1 11 1 taught by Mrs Kid Stewart. Members urged to attend bring friends. Strangers welcome.
Advice column urging June brides to balance romance with practicality. It stresses that marriage requires love plus understanding, teamwork, privacy, finances, and plans for children, noting a husband needs friends and personal space while a wife stays engaging and supportive.
One of the week’s first brides Miss Emma Siegmund married Mr Harper Wooley on Tuesday June 2 at Oakdale Baptist Church at 9 p m Rev R M Hunter officiated. The couple will honeymoon in Tennessee then settle in Selma after leaving Chattanooga and Mentone for their future home. Rena and Rose Murphy hosted a party at 19 North Ann Street with games for younger children and a guessing contest won by Leonora Hope Frances Gasper and Roberta Gordon.
Mrs N C Stone and children return home from visit to Grandparents Captain and Mrs J C Byrne in Mobile. Mrs J C Lawrence leaves for Philadelphia for the summer. Mrs C B Riddle of Mobile joins husband at Pascagoula Beach after visiting Talladega. Mrs Carl Springer returns from Mobile. Mrs Joe Rhea and Migs ya zpos plan Mobile trip then Gulfport visit with Sid Burkstresser. Miss Elisabeth Bentley graduates Mobile with friends present.
Jesse W. Snyder of Whistler and Miss Willie Leon Johnston of Chickasaw were married this morning at 11 o clock in the county courthouse office of ex Officio Justice of the Peace Thomas B. Allman. Attendants were Miss Edna Rose and William G. Snyder.
W E K Anthony, employed at Crichton Alabama cotton mill, was taken into custody last night by Deputy Sheriffs Burch and Nelson on a war ima warrant for the arrest of her husband. Police report state the warrant is here in connection with the case.
Willie Ingram Sheffield native Mobilian died Friday in Pensacola Florida and will be buried there. He is survived by two brothers Joseph Earl and R P Sheffield two sons W H Sheffield of Mobile and J Sheffield of Cleveland Ohio his mother Mrs Clara Sheffield of Mobile a sister Mrs E B Hough of Plymouth Michigan and other relatives.
Funeral services for Mrs Electra Bemms Colston were held Friday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Father John Mullaly and Rev Bishop Edward P Allen officiating. Pallbearers included Mayor Harry T Hartwell and Judge Safford Berney among others. members of the Ziedra Serames Chapter and United Confederate Veterans attended. The report also notes the death of Sarah Annie Harris of Louisville Miss and Milton C McDaniel Sr a 12 year old buried at Magnosia cemetery with Boy Scouts aiding at the service.
Chattanooga Tennessee June 6 International News Service officers search for Tatar Griffin after he shot Jim Cox Jr twice, open left lung and arm, and Buford Nation in the left thigh during a crowd incident at a free medicine event. Witnesses say Griffin brandished a large gun and threatened before the shooting. Cox critical.
Miss Nan Jo Green of Chickasaw and Barton graduate was chosen assistant secretary of Mobile YWCA. She has led Welfare Workers and Girl Reserve activities and received a gold pencil at a Welfare Workers gathering. Chickasaw honors Barton alumni Pris cilla Youngblood Estelle Bethany Bessie Harris Morris Hinton. Kathryn Pegs Stuart to spend weekend in Citronelle.
Henry Dismukes returns from a trip to Atlanta Birmingham and Tuscaloosa visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. W I Dearing of Jackson visits her daughter Miss Laura Bell Dearing. From Barton Academy this term Prichard graduates include Unice M Evans Julia Helveston Willie Maude Moore Pauline C Phillips Bertha Statham and Hattie Davis. Martha Herrin leaves as delegate from Prichard Baptist Young Peoples Union for Mentone where the annual convention runs Sunday through next Saturday.
The Whistler School Improvement Association held its annual fair on school grounds, drawing a large crowd with refreshments and various articles for sale. At a Whistler Epworth League meeting, officers for the unexpired term were chosen, including president Henry Fitzness and secretary Willie Mae Wisens, with other posts listed. A regular meeting of the B E U Ostie Baptist church was held on Sunday.
The Maharaja of Gwalior, among India's wealthiest princes, died suddenly in Paris. He was cremated in modern fashion after days of effort to stage an open air Brahmin funeral pyre, blocked by French law and time constraints. The British embassy and royal suite sought a pyre site, but insufficient time thwarted the plan.
A resident of 552 Palmetto Street reports a sneak thief entered yesterday afternoon and stole a purse containing 33.67. A bystander named Cox Nation was shot in the leg during the incident. Scattered notices include cleaning and pressing parasols and a poultry listing with multiple chick counts and ages.
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