Social and Wedding News From Biloxi and Mobile
Society items cover kitchen shower for Miss Lucile Lyle, a June bride elect, with blue and pink decor and a bride’s book. a Leinkauf dance for Ruth Hunter Wolfe and Mansfield McCowan. Isabelle Ward Bible Class meeting updates. Biloxi wedding at St Michael Church with William Coppersmith and Mary Labash. Jackson wedding of Cecil Frisbie and Nonie Griffin. Scottish Rite entertainment program details. weddings, travel, and local society notes enriched with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Lyle
W. O. Archer
T. F. Archer
Lucille Lyle
Miss Lyle
Leinkauf
Hazelvallet
Ruth Hunter Wolfe
Mansfield McCowan
Leinkauuf
Hazel Lavallet
Norma Blanchard
Mildred
Mabel Edwards
Lillie
Belle Minchinnette
Lucia
Emmaline Tuttle
Elizabeth Ennis
Antoinette Demon
Margarette McCoy
Jessie Reynolds
Martha Homer
Marion Walton
Una Thomas
Lucedale
Miss
Jane Agee
Perdue Hill
Ala
Florence Brooks
Doris Tuttle
Ethel McWhirter
Mary Virginia Wolfe
Eugenia Lavallet
James Beard
Spencer Adams
Edgar McWhirter
C. P
Millard Barnette
Mark Kline
Bill Bailey
Edwin McCowan
Walsie
Billie Wolfe
Eugene Lavallet
Harry Lavallet
W. C. McCowan
Emma Shelton
G. G. Wolfe
E. A. Lavallet
Coppersmith-Labash
St. Michael
Biloxi
William Coppersmith
Mary Labash
Father O'Bicirne
John Labash
Mobile
Louise Kasloski
Fred McVea
Ocean Springs
Personal mentions of travelers and visitors in Mobile area
Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mrs Caro Malone Cameron returned from several weeks in Ex chelsior Springs Missouri Kansas City and Fort Leavenworth. Mrs. Cameron plans a July mountain trip to North Carolina. Mrs. W R McPike of Huntsville attended daughter Ellen Moe's graduation in Mobile. Mrs. C Hudson hosted by Mrs. Will Ware in Milton Florida. Mrs. Steiner will join husband in Los Angeles to reside. Mrs. Steele returned from Selma after visiting cousin Mrs. Staggers. Mrs. Flossie Lera Schwartz returned to Selma after visiting relatives here. Mrs. George Nicholls returned to Eutaw from Mobile after her father's death. Mrs. William B Inge arrived in Montgomery to visit sister Mrs. T P Rushing. Mrs. Havard and sons Fritz and Ralph en route to Havana Cuba paused in Pensacola visiting Mr. and Mrs. R R Moyers. W E McLeod and son W Junior visit Mobile parents. Miss Bessie Gunter visiting Angalus ia with Mrs. M E Phillips. Mrs. J T Mackey and daughter Jessica Jane of Pensacola visiting relatives here.
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Howard Wilson
Caro Malone Cameron
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
Ft. Leavenworth
Cameron
North Carolina
George Nicholls
Eutaw
Mobile
F. Havard
Fritz
Ralph
Havana
Cuba
Pensacola
R. R. Moyers
Prettiest Girl at Temple University Refuses Cosmetics
Margaret Miller, named Temple University’s prettiest girl, has consistently refused powder rouge and lipstick. The feature notes her natural look and public recognition at the Philadelphia campus.
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Margaret Miller
Temple University
Philadelphia
Suburban News Brief Highlights Local Church and Activities
Mrs F L Wyatt and her daughter left for Montgomery to visit relatives. Community church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning services at 11 led by evangelist W D Bass of Corinth Mississippi. Young Peoples Society meets at 7 p m and evening service at 8. Chickasaw Boy Scouts depart Monday for camping at Halls Mill Creek. Miss Lou Autrey, former seventh grade teacher, attends summer school in Florida.
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W. D. Bass
Corinth
Miss
Young Peoples Society
Boy Scouts of Chickasaw
Halls
Mill Creek
Lou Autrey
Florida
Whistler Troop 15 Scout meeting and local notices
Whistler Troop No 15 Boy Scouts of America will hold their regular meeting tonight. All members are urged to attend. Miss Beila Dossett has been taken to a local infirmary with typhoid fever. Lee Bosarge and daughter Katie Bell of Bayou la Batre are visiting here. Bulletin at the M and O shop calls back twelve suspended carmen, three helpers, and three apprentices. Preston Platt is ill and confined to his home.
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Whistler Troop No. 15
Boy Scouts of America
Beila Dossett
Lee Bosarge
Katie Bell
Bayou la Batre
Carmen
Preston Platt
church services and social notes in Prichard and area
Lack of Rev. W H Evans keeps a Mobile preacher to lead Sunday services in Prichard. Epworth League meets Sunday night at the Methodist church. Regular Methodist services planned for Sunday morning and evening. Miss Diantha Hurt and Miss Virginia Thompson of Citronelle were guests of Miss Lois Evans. Mr and Mrs J M Clancy and family have returned to Prichard from Montgomery to settle here. C and Calander of Mobile are guests of their daughter here.
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Isabelle Ward
D. W. Cowley
W. K. Linscott
H. C. Geron
W. H. Evans
The
Baptist Church
Mobile
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Methodist
Diantha Hurt
Virginia Thompson
Citronelle, Ala
Lois Evans
J. M. Clancy
Montgomery
Ala
Prichard
Social News Notes from Natchez and Mobile
Mrs. John S Boatner hosts visitors Miss Sarah Boatner of Vidalia and Miss Gertrude Hart of Mobile for an Apache dance in Natchez at Mrs Shirley Boatner s. Miss Bernice Hendricks resigns Gulfport organist post and plans mobile Birmingham Marion vacation then new Mobile musician job. Dorothy Dennon honored at a heart party by Mrs W B Dennon with prizes and refreshments. Mr and Mrs J R Gregory to reside in Mobile as he joins the Mobile post office July 1.
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Omicron Sigma Fraternity
Spring Hills College
Battle House
Brown Leigh
New Orleans
Patrick W. Browne
Dorothy Ray
John S. Boatner
Sarah Boatner
Vidalia
Gertrude Hart
Mobile
Natchez
Shirley Boatner
Duncan Park
Bernice Hendricks
Gulfport
Birmingham
Marion
Dorothy Dennon
W. B. Dennon
Dorothy
Barton
Annette Doody
Elsie Calmer
Agnes McRae
le Merle Andrews
Margaret Allman
Lelia Dulany
Elizabeth Blount
Mildred Roh
Edna Laws
Nan Jo Green
Malinee Johnson
Elizabeth Mickle
Lillian Morris
J. R. Gregory
J.R. Gregory
Gregory
Mobile Post Office
Elation in Germany as Dawes reparation plan approved
Berlin reports a 64 to 0 vote in the Reichstag approving Germanys acceptance of the Dawes reparation report. The Marx cabinet gains full authority to negotiate with the reparation commission and faces continued support from socialists while opposition groups face a united front. Stressmann lauds the Dawes report calling it the economic Bible.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Reichstag
Germany
Marx
Stressemann
Dawes
United Socialists
Bavarian People's Party
Economic League
Stressmann
Printers Tabulate Election Returns In Union Vote
The International Typographical Union canvassing board in Indianapolis tabulated its recent election. Early unofficial results favored James M. Lynch of Syracuse for president and the administration ticket, with both major factions represented on the board. President Charles P. Howard of Detroit backs the progressive candidate, while Secretary J. W. Hays seeks re election, joined by a third unnamed appointee.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
Administration
Charles P. Howard
Detroit
Oratorical Prize Won by Westerner
Washington readers learned that Don Tyler of Los Angeles won the national secondary school oratorical championship. Judges included Secretary Hughes and Supreme Court Justices Vander, Sanford, Sutherland and Butler. Ruth Newburn and John M. Dallam earned second and third honors with prizes of 1000 and 500 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Don Tyler
Los Angeles
Coolidge
Hughes
Wah de Vanter
Sanford, Sutherland and Butler
Supreme Court
Ruth Newburn
D.C
John M. Dallam
Philadelphia
Tyler
Miss Newburn
Dallam
Change of Venue Sought in Herrin Riot Case
Judge FE N Bowen of Herrin City court took under advisement motions for change of venue in the cases of S Glenn Young and 55 Ku Klux Klan liquor raiders indicted by a special grand jury that investigated the February riot in which Constable Caesar Cagle was killed.
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Herrin, Ills
FE. N. Bowen
Herrin City Court
S. Glenn Young
Ku Klux Klan
Caesar Cagle
Japanese Olympic Team Arrives in Paris in High Spirits
The Japanese Olympic team landed in Paris and was welcomed by embassy staff and many Japanese residents. All team members appeared to be in good spirits as they arrived for the Paris events.
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Paris
Improved pneumonia serum touted by Harvard doctor
Boston June 6 An improved serum may cut pneumonia deaths by 25 to 59 percent, described by Dr. Lloyd D Féiton assistant professor of preventive medicine at Harvard Medical School in a New England Health Institute address.
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Boston
Lloyd D. Féiton
Harvard Medical School
New England Health Institute
Senate debates ban on president’s image as trade mark
Harvard College reportedly passed a bill to forbid using the president's picture as a trade mark during the president's life or widow's life. The dispute stems from a purchase by Cotton Mather of thirteen theology volumes from the college in 1682.
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Washington
Senate
Harvard College
Cotton Mather
Dixie Veterans End Holiday Reunion in Memphis
The thirty fourth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion and related Sons of Confederate Veterans and Confederate Memorial Association meetings closed in Memphis Tennessee. A massive parade and a grand ball drew tens of thousands, with General W B Haldeman reelected commander in chief and Dallas chosen to host the next gathering.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southland
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
U. Co. V
Veterans’ Organization
South
Sons of Veterans
W. B. Haldeman
Louisville
Veterans
Haldeman
Connie Leake
Frank Harold
VA. D. C
Virginia
Dallas
Texas
S. Etheridge
Chattanooga
A. McDol. Wilson
Atlanta
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
French deadlock to break as Millerand may name premier
Paris June 7 The government gridlock may end as President Millerand plans to name a premier after talks with M Steeg and other leaders. A motion to sit until a ministry aligned with the May election will is proposed, but Millerand is believed to be forming a cabinet within two days.
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Paris
Associated Press
Millerand
M. Steeg
Elysee Palace
M. Millerand
Full Maintenance of Navy Urged by League Letters
The United States Navy League sent identical letters to Republican Chairman Adams and Democratic Chairman Hull urging both national conventions to endorse full maintenance of the navy at the 5-5-3 ratio and to support all other essential naval requirements.
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Washington
Adams
Republican Committee
Hull
Democratic National Committee
United States Navy League
Further Report on Bureau Is Returned in Senate Gation
Washington June 7 The first instalment of the third preliminary report of the special senate investigation of the veterans bureau was filed last night by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, ranking Democratic member of the committee.
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Washington
Senategation
Veterans’ Bureau
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Sweet Dreams Spray Ad Promises Quick Fly Death
A vintage ad touts Sweet Dreams Spray as a guaranteed killer of flies and other insects with a money back promise. It promotes half pint red top cans at 49 cents and larger packs at lower per unit prices, sold by Ebbecke's Pharmacy and others.
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Ebbecke
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Scottish Rite Auditorium
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My Garden
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P. L. Sample
Cavalleria Rusticana
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Jesse W. Vineyard
E. C. Bristol
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J. C. Baker
F. E. Dewidson
G. E. Drago
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William A Schock
Joseph’ Metzgers
Joseph M. Metzger
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New York
Logan
Youngstown
Isabelle Unruh
Trinity College
Zema Unruh
George Rapier
Isabelle
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
W. R. Parker
Nelson
Walther League
Grace Lutheran Church
Tony
Clement R. Brutkiewicz
Booth
Dan Booth
Prattville
Gertrude H
W. R. McPike
Huntsville
Ellen Moe
Mrs. c . Hudson
Will Ware
Milton, Fla
W.e.steiner
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Mr. Steiner
S. M. Steele
Selma
J. M. Staggers
Flossie Lera Schwartz
William B. Inge
T. P. Rushing
E. W. McLeod
Little Son
Bessie Gunter
Angalusia
M. Ei. Phillips
J. 7. Mackey
Jessica Jane
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Moler Barber College
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Inter. Railway Dept
Dauphin
Bell Phone
South Georgia Ave
Nileart Company
Ft. Wayne
Mobile Business College
the Bay
Moser College
America
Sylmen
Jackson St
Cincinnati
Miles
Bixler Co
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Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Ballweg
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Star Brand Shoes
George Nixon
St. Emanuel
Nobiue
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Boyett Bros. Conti and Conception
E. L. Gentry
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Cawthon
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Bell Ashen
South Royal Street
106 N. Royal
Toulminville
W. H. Gaines & CO
Reeves Electric CO
Molyneux & Demony
Hamilton
John W. Rutherford
DateMae Ae
Labor Temple
South Broad
Sweet Dreams
Sweet Dreams Spray
Jed Obie
G. W. Lee
Satsuma
W. A. Crist
Jefferson
Mettie Bond
Agnes Nicholas
New
Flisworth
Crichton
Edington
Richard Rogers
Agricultural Department
Wey
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Mwuslandix Bros
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Dauphin Steet
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