Benson-Children event and local club notices unfold
Community notices include a Kermess card party at Cawthon Vineyard on October 8 for boys school, with chairmen and volunteers listed. Mobile Shrine No. 2 meets October 8 at the Masonic Temple, and Phi Kappa Fraternity hosts its second anniversary ball at Battle House auditorium with committee details and attire notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Shrine No. 2
Mobile
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Cambda
Phi Kappa Fraternes
Battle House
Tambda
Gets It Pain Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement proclaims Gets It will stop any pain in 3 seconds. It promises pain relief with a touch and shrinking of the corn until it vanishes. The ad urges trying Gets It for personal benefit and notes it is sold at druggists for a few cents.
Danderine Promise For Thick Gleaming Hair
A nostalgic ad-like fragment touts Danderine as a quick fix to moisten the hair and brush it through for thick heavy looking strands. It claims soft glossy waves, fresh fragrance and magical growth benefits from routine use.
Personal News From The Community Observations
Mrs W J Ryan and daughter Lillian Louise travel to Miami to join Mr Ryan. Mr and Mrs Lea M Brown and their mother Mrs L Eichold return after a month in New York and Canada. Mrs Florence Meyer Altmont of Los Angeles visits Mrs Adelaide Proskauer Meyer on Michigan Avenue. Mrs H Newman hosts her daughter Mrs Harry Cramer of Hattiesburg as guest. Mr W C Baumhauer and family return home in Mobile after summer at Fairhope. Mrs Maude Thayer Hannon returns to Montgomery from a visit with Mrs Allen Blacklidge. Miss Margaret Cawthon of Selma comes to attend wedding of Miss Anna Kate Martin and Mr Mason Pritchett on October 15. Mrs Douglas Adair visits Birmingham with her daughter Mrs Germer Petesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Davis
New York
Finklea “Davison
Lea M. Brown
L. Eichold
Canada
Florence Meyer Altmont
Los Angeles
Cal
Adelaide Proskauer Meyer
Michigan Avenue
Margaret Cawthon
Selma
Anna Kate Martin
Mason Pritchett
Roumanian Debt Mission to Sail for United States
A Roumanian debt mission led by M. leeaiees, Roumanian minister to Great Britain, will sail for the United States this month to negotiate a settlement of Roumanian debt to the United States, officials announced in London on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
International News Service
United States
M. Leeaiees
Great Britain
Suburban News Briefs Include Departures and Local Teaching
J Jensen left today on the Commercial Trader for San Francisco and other ports and expects to be gone several months. H C Skull spent the past weekend with family on Fourth Street. Miss Starke of Mobile teaches first grade here. Due to crowding, sixth and seventh grades are separated. Rev. Kirchoffer of Christ Church Mobile will preach at Community Church Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jensen
San Francisco
Kirchoffer
Christ Church
Mobile
Local social notes and church service announced
Whistler Mr and Mrs F C Johnson return to Jacksonville after two weeks visiting friends and relatives. John Emmerson and family move into a new home near Prichard. Miss Louis Waldorp of Vinegar Bend visits Mr and Mrs J E Barrett. Miss Eula Mae Seabury hosts Miss Mary Brook of Mobile. Bishop William G Maedowell of Alabama will conduct a confirmation service at St Pauls Episcopal on Sunday October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Johnson
Jacksonville, Fla
Louis Waldorp
Vinegar Bend, Ala
Mrs
J. E. Barrett
Eula Mae Seabury
Mary Brook
Mobile
William G. Mae- Dowell
Diocese of
Alabama
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mo Kwong Club Meeting and church notes
The W M A of the Baptist Church held an interesting Wednesday morning meeting. Mrs Jordan and her children were called to Coffeeville Alabama due to her father's serious illness. The Mo Kwong Club will meet at Mrs J M Hall’s River street home Thursday at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
Mo-Kwong Club
J. M. Hall
River Street
Paralyzing disease remedy advertised by drug store
Van Cleave's Drug Store in Joplin Missouri offers free information and a booklet as a remedy for a paralysis related disease. The ad promotes educational material and a medical remedy through a local merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cleave's Drug Store
Joplin
Local church ladies plan aid trip for Canton Blind Girls Home
Ladies of Prichard Baptist Church organize support for the Blind Girls Home of Canton China. Mr and Mrs John Warner travel to Bay Minette and Bluff Springs Florida to visit friends and relatives. Harvey Smith of Gilbertown Alabama guests with brothers Arnel and E H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Prichard Baptist Church
Blind Girls Home
Canton
China
John Warner
Bay Minette
Bluff Springs
Fla
Harvey Smith
Gilbertown, Ala
Arnel and
E. H Smith
Retail food prices show decline in most cities
Department of Labor figures for 19 of 24 cities show slight monthly drops in retail food prices through September 15, yet levels remain well above a year ago. Decreases ranged from 2 percent in Charleston and others to under 0.5 percent in New York, with increases in Louisville Minneapolis and a small rise in Atlanta New Haven and St. Louis. Atlanta’s 13 percent year‑over‑year rise contrasts with an overall annual city average above 9 percent.
Engine Crew Stays In Steam After Mountain Top Accident
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 6 A P Gus Geiger engineer and Robert Matthews fireman were badly scalded when a Lehigh Valley locomotive flue burst at Mountain Top. Geiger kept the train from harming passengers by stopping gradually as doctors fear both men may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
A.P
Gus Geiger
Robert Matthews
Leighton
Mountain Top
Geiser
One Way to Stop Carrying Pistols in Chicago
Evanston police report a mail order pistol can be concealed within its unopened package. Postal authorities notified Hattie Smith that her pistol order arrived at the post office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A.P
Evanston
Hattie Smith
Woman Arrested for Concealed Weapon and Fine Issued
A patrol officer arrested a woman after she entered a location and was found with a concealed weapon. She was fined 26 dollars plus costs and the weapon was confiscated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atu
Unclear Medical Claim Reported From Vienna
Fragmentary text reports a claimed positive cure in six hundred cases of a condition and mentions cutaneous injections and pain relief. Objectively, details are missing and entities are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel Zimmern
Bernice
Mortimer It
Binghamton
N. Y
Zimmern
Kermess
School For Boys
Cawthon Vineyard
Rs. Jackson
Irs
M. J. McDermott
Henry Pillichody
Jar Uphaus
Emil Brettle
Frank A. Sherman
John P. McKay
Fred Pollfian
J. W. Wood, Sr
J. Grove
Barclay
Francis McMahon
W. W. Wilkins
W. P. McCarthy
W. H. Joyer
Irma, Lipscomb
A. Neely
Z. A. Sappington
Paul Arata
J. W. Irby
Robert Johnson
Regina Joe May Neeley
Alyce Carroll
Vegiliacich
Joseph Spettie
Ramm
Annie Sullivan
Helen Sullivan
Bernadine Streiffer
Cecil Barclay
Eloise Brogley
Janice Brogley
Kitty Travis
W. W. Way
Lily Bragg
J. A. Sappinga
Uphaus
Yhn McKay
Frank Jackson
Onlian
Cawthon Hotel
St. John’s
St. John's
T. W. Driscoll
California
J. T. Fillingnes
Long Beach
Gladys Agnes Schreiber
Gladys Parker
Lyric Theatre
G. A. Rhodes
Oklahoma City
Mamie Roy Stutz
Nora Mae Brannen
Kathryn Taylor
Gladys
Lucille
Annie
Mary Parker
Gaylord Williard
Jewell Parker
W. G. Surginer
Alfred Delchamps
Hubert Parker
Chopin Club
the Visitation Academy
F. Macdonnell
Spring Hill Colege
J. W. Walsh
Spring Hill College
Academy
Friends of the
Ethel
Opeathe
H. Newman
Harry Cramer
Hattiesburg
W. C. Baumhauer
Fairhope
Douglas Adair
Germer Petesch
Birmingham
H. C. Skull
Fourth Street
Whistler
John Emmerson
Prichard
Edna Wallace Hopper
Miles Et
Albright & Wood Drug
Tronized Yeast Co
Atlanta
Cdassistal
Driveurself Company
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