Society and Club Notices from a Mobile Area Page
A compilation of social events and church notices including fund raisers at Cawthon Vineyard on May 3, 2 p.m. games such as Bridge and Bunco. engagement announcement of Lavinghouze Brown. upcoming wedding at St. John’s Church. T. E. L. Class meetings at Dangin g Baptist and Bible class gatherings at First Baptist and Central Church. D A R card party plans to fund Kate Duncan Smith School. Halloween puppet show at St. Vincent's. Country Club dance with Louisiana Troubadours. various church circles and quilting events. Mary Lindsey returns home to Butler after completing a Mobile business course and assisting in probate duties.
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Mobile
D.A. R
Battle House
W. S. Pugh
George Leftwich
Florida
House
Kate Duncan Smith Mountain School
Guntersville
Ala
Charlies A. Cunningham
Louis D’olive
Burwell Boykin
W. R. Power
A. F. Norquist
D. P. Alston
Ryan Provost
Candy
C. P. Dumas
Virgil Griffin
Edwina Turner
Thomas St. John
Emma Price Hubbard
C. A. L. Johnstone
W. H. Sledge
Continental Congress
Washington
Minnie Macartney
Maclay
Mary Lindsey
Butler
Judge Lindsey
Washington County News
Lindsey
White House social monitor named to lead ceremonial duties
Moffat of embassy named assistant to the secretary of state to manage White House and state department socials. He succeeds Charles Lee Cook, who previously performed the duties after Laura Harlan was dropped amid economy cuts. Cook remains in his post.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Moffat
J. Butler Wright
Charles Lee Cook
Cook
Laura Harlan
Harlan
Supreme Court
Moffatt
New York City
Constantinople
Tokio
Warsaw
Hague
Personal Notes From Mobile Area Residents
Mrs George Simmons and daughters Lucille and Loraine, formerly of Mobile now in Sarasota Florida, are en route to Denver Colorado after a family illness. Anna Weisman leaves for Atlanta to attend a Western Union Telegraph Company development conference beginning Monday October 1 lasting four days. Ena Harverson visited Chatom to see relatives. Mrs George P White of Marion Alabama visits Mobile and will go to Suggsville before returning home. Mr and Mrs William Spofford return to Mobile after a Pensacola visit with Mrs Spofford’s mother. Mrs J S Heidelberg goes to Pensacola to visit her mother and sister Cecie Chubbs in East Blount Street residents.
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George Simmons
Lucille
Loraine
Mobile
Sarasota
Fla
Denver
Col
Anna Weisman
Atlanta
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. S. Heidelberg
Pensacola
A. V. Chubbs
Cecie Chubbs
East Blount Street
Chickasaw Family Moves and Community Rally Day
Mr and Mrs Joel Goldsby Jr relocate to Chickasaw this season. A Rally Day and Promotion Day at the Community Sunday School follows the Sabbath lesson tomorrow. Miss Elizabeth Burton of Mobile visits Chickasaw as the Nichols family moves from Birmingham to the Boulevard.
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Chickasaw
Joel Goldsby, Jr
Shave
Elizabeth Burton
Mobile
Mrs. Nichols
Birmingham
Boulevard
Children’s Week service postponed to next Sunday night
An official bulletin notes eight car department workers at M. & O. shops recalled effective October 19. Rev. M. J. Barnes to preach at Zion church in Mertz on October 18 at 11 am and 7 pm. Mrs. Josie Howell returns to Birmingham after a week with friends and relatives. Lee Crabtree returns from Meridian with his mother Mrs. Alice Crabtree visiting sons Adam and Charley. Mrs. Ed Alvarez and children Josephine Bert return from Detroit trip visiting Mrs. A. Mays family.
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M. J. Barnes
Zion Church
Mertz
Josie Howell
Birmingham
Lee Crabtree
Meridian
Miss
Alice Crabtree
Adam
Charley Crabtree
Prichard Council Members Plan Sunday Church Visit
Members of Prichard Council No 24 Junior Order United Mechanics meet at the W O hall Sunday morning at 730 PM then go as a group to Plateau Baptist Church for 11 o clock services. Miss Eugenia Hutchinson returns from Leakesville to chatom Alabama two week visit with relatives.
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Prichard Council
United Mechanics
W. O. Hall
Plateau Baptist Church
Eugenia Hutchinson
Leakesville
Miss
Ethel
Chatom
Ala
Laura Bell Dearing
Jackson
Parties to Work in Accord for Tax Reduction
Washington, Oct. 17. Evidence that Republicans and Democrats will cooperate on the new tax reduction law emerges as hearings open. Garner proposes extending debt payments to 62 years to fund broad tax cuts, including wiping out taxes for married men under 5000 and single under 3500, and a 25 percent maximum surtax. Mellon favors 20 percent and opposes publicity of income taxes, while GOP leaders seek to limit clashes over enforcement and administration.
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Paul R. Malion
United
Washington
House
Ways and Medal Committee
Garner
Texas
Treasury
Mellon
Htgie
Melton
Congress
Greene
Judge Dubbed For Sending Boy To Reform School
In Tampa Florida on October 7 Judge Darlington faced protests after the Hillsborough county grand jury cleared nine year old Norbert Noble of blame for the killings of his brother and sister. The judge announced plans to commit Norbert to the Marianna reform school on Monday despite the unanimous jury finding. Dr Louis Conde a Mobile Alabama psychologist urged custody and treatment at his expense arguing confinement would turn the boy into a felon and noting any criminal tendency is subconscious and curable.
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Tampa
Fila
Norbert Noble
Edward Darlington
Hillsborough County
Darlington
Norbert
Marianna Reform School
South
Louis Conde
Mobile
Ala
Conde
H. Mason Smith
Florida orange crop forecast at 11 million boxes
Washington reports based on Florida growers estimates that this year’s orange and tangerine shipments will total 11 million boxes, the same as last year, with grapefruit at 6.5 million boxes. The forecast assumes 76 percent of a full orange crop and 73 percent of a full grapefruit crop amid reports of fruit drop and splitting in September.
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Washington
Florida
Agricultural Department Today
Sail of Fragments: Obscure Vital Statistics and Railway Note
The fragment lists various deaths and births under White and Colored categories, with numerous unreadable names. It then mentions a century-oldBritish Parliament approval of the Monkland Railway in Scotland, citing motives and vague social details about trains and weather gear.
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Monkland Railway
Scotland
Air Board nears final report on civilian and military air power
Washington Oct 17 The air board closed hearings and moved to draft its report for President Coolidge. Witnesses from army and navy debated a national defense department with a separate air force while Commander Hunaker and Major Arnold urged strong U.S. air power leadership amid limited foreign data.
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Washington
A.P
President's Air Board
Army
Navy
Coolidge
Congress
Dwight Morrow
Dwight F. Davis
Davis
William Mitchell
Army and Navy Air Service Administration
Mitchell
Department of National Defense
J. C. Hunaker
London
United States
Defense Department
John T. Towers
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Service
Arnold
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
Arms Parley in Sight After Locarno Session
Washington observers forecast a second Washington arms conference within a year. President Coolidge ready to issue invitations after Locarno pact eased the main obstacle. Goals include reducing standing armies and limiting aircraft submarines and auxiliary ships. France’s new security from invasion and Britain Italy Japan’s support bolster hopes for accord.
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Washington
Coolidge
Europe
Asia
France
Germany
Briand
M. Briand
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Classified Ad Information For Ordering Ads
Ad customers are asked to designate style desired for each insertion. Instructions cover text, format, and placement options, with guidance on font and spacing preferences plus deadline and contact details for submission.
Style Three Typing Rate Details for Copy Insertion
The document states a three cent per word rate for basic text and a twelve cent per word rate for insertive cover additions. It notes an eight contact count and applies the same copy across insertions.
Mobile N'ween Event Delayed Due to Insertion Error
The Mobile N'ween event faces delays after an insertion error complicates setup. Organizers urge patience as technicians work to correct the issue and confirm revised timing for attendees.
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Cawthon Vineyard
Demony Avenue
Tilden Perry
Olivia Hinson
Ethel Ramsey
R. V. Taylor
First Baptist Church
J. L. Bedsole
Wiekone
St. Vincent's
St. Vincent's School
St. Vincent’s
All
New Orleans
Allethea Cobbs
Alethea Cobbs Bible
Government Street Presbyterian Uech
E. L
Central Church
E.L
Paul
Corinthians
Stewart
W. M. S. "Baptist Church
J. Molpus
Tuttle Avenue
of Ruth
Baptist
Daughters of Ruth
Christ the Savior
Gibbons
The
W. M. S. of Baptist
Central Baptist Church
J. W. Gibbons
South Warren Street
Ward
Isabelle Ward
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
E.S. Burnside
L. E. Gibson
J. W. Frazer
Ena‘ Harverson
George P. White
Marion, Ala
Suggsville
William P. Spofford
Whistler
Ed Alvarez
Josephine
Bert
Detroit
Mich
A. Mays
Prichard
J. Ad Lee
Grove Hill, Ala
Prichard Baptist Church
Action of
James Joseph Neely
William Ellis Fitzgerald
Robert Terren Cartledge
James Bently Burge
Joseph Pinger
Margaret Alice Downing
John W. Ward
Katherine Adyeaington
Minnie Viola Lockard
Victoria
Beatrice Ray
Elmer Menken
Willis Mpsey
Hemp Brown
Will Croes
James Houston
Henry Joris
Mary Marie Reynolds
Mabel Scott
Eliza Mn
Joseph T
Eddie Bell Boyle
James B
Erin Julia Glover
Christopher J
Mazie Ebiehl
Ristopheremnonia Batley
Joseph
Eves N
Clothile Egan
Barnett
Valarie
Ritchie
Frank B
Annie M. Robertson
Hugh
Ada Chandler
James Z
Palmer
Henry A Lucyugh
Matthew A
Catherine Boykin
Rob- Sallie Raney
Earl W
Ruth It
Pee T
Mollie Agnes Oarkins
E. V
Irene Chapman
Robert and
Hazel W. Thornton
Charlie
Edwina
Greta Ions
Aaron
Ron
Alma
Frank J
Onia E. Mia
Ciats Kennedy
AIR Board
George R. Holmes
International News Service
Maloy
North Clark
Chicago
Ting
Ana
Apo Mobile Smatizexe Co
Charleston
Wacenieg
Bo . Art Co
BEL Sell
Cincinnati
Wilson Chemical Toledo
Dept
Tatro Mavelng
Pane Andy
Milton Gorden
Rite . Prae
N. Main
Misson
Sueer
Silktex Hosiery Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
City
U-15
Williams’ Employment Bureau
Bell Phone
State Street
Bell
P. O. Box
N. Royal Street
Satsuma
Baldwin County
Carl A. Swanstrom
Foley
Ste Beek
Chickasaw Cafe
North Conception
Mr. Halin
Oldemobile
Government ST
Reuter
Saat
Charan
E. Maddox
Oteeet
North Royal St
Three Notch Road
Hall’s Mill Road
Huxford Co
Bradford
Newalee
Houston St
North Klin Street
South Cedar
St Emangal
Spring Hill
Reed Avenue
Joachim
Oetla
Marie Walker
Cottage Hill
Albert Walker
Gov
Bwanatroen
Les J. Goodman
Bel
Erin
Coles
H. J. Goodman
Turperttine Place
Grood Future
Government Street
Davis Ave
Marmotte St. R-70
Radiolas
Nick-Klip Electrical Co
Dauphin St
Moslander Bros
Stran Sane Roobb
District Court OF the
Joseph N. McAleer
Aan Asaptey T
State OF Alabama
Mobile County
Mobile Ala
Maude Middleton Harrison
George H. Dunlap
E. O. Fowlkes
Hollywood-By-Than
Cving Oe Anh
Ng Sam
Pheri
Hollywood Realty Co
Cawthon Hotel
P. H. Tyner
George Nixon
Jimn Emanuel
Irene
Toulminville
Bowen
SS Eee
Gacemainen
Ballweg Choe
Talons i
Springhill
Ann
Dauphurnrace
N. Ann St
Dauphin
Ina
Mit Lice
DIXON
Crist Beec
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McPaddens
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