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The first Bible lesson of the series to be given by Miss May N. Blodgett will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Bush auditorium of the First Baptist church. On account of Miss Blodgett’s former visit and her splen did record as a Bible teacher and leader throughout the country, a large audience is anticipated. Everyone is invited to all the meetings. The board of directors of the Young Women’s Christian Association take it his opportunity to thank most heartily Mrs. Rowley, Mr. Clarke, the members of the Rowley orchestra and everyone who took part in Mobile Belles and Tableaux Vivants, making it such a splendid success in every way. The Easter egg hunt to take place at the Irwin homestead, corner Gov ernment and Charles streets, Saturday, April 8, at 3 o'clock, promises from preparations and reports to be a most enjoyable affair not only to the chil dren, but the “grown-ups” too will share in the pleasure. Three real live bunnies with pink eygs will be award ‘eg to the three groups of children— the tiniest to four years, four to eight, and eight to twelve—finding the great est number of colored eggs. Those in charge of the various amusements are rs. J. Julian Bartee, Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke, Mrs. Arthur Yerger, Mrs. Frank Parker, Mrs. Jack Ross, Jr. Mrs. T. K. Jackson, Mrs. Norwood Richards and Mrs. James Sawyer. Every one is most cordially invited to the “hunt.” Saturday morning at half past eleven o'clock the finance committee met with Mrs. Frank Parker. Impor tant plans were perfected and the meeting was a great success. The lunch room committee, Mrs. George A. Leftwich, chairman, will meet at the Association building Mon day morning at half after eleven. The house decoration committee, Miss Augusta Hooks, chairman, will meet at the Associatio building Tuesday morning at 11 ock. The following classes and clubs will meet as usual: . Y W. C. A. Reading Club, Monday, at seven. Children’s Study Class, Monday at seven. L. U. B. A. Club~Japanese party, Tuesday at eight. Tennis Club, Monday at four. Thursday Evening Bible: Class at seven. Every afternoon this week, Mondays and Saturdays excepted, Miss Blodzg ett will hold Bible lessons in Bush auditorium. Every one is most cor dally invited to all the meetings. Js and Sallie Waters, John B. and Catherine Elvira Sanchez, girls. Coloree—William F. and Rebecca Sheffield, boy; Joseph P. and Martha J. Rogers, Gus L. and Mary Williams. Reuben and Bernice Alberta Leeman, girls. Deaths. White. March 25—John Dubra weak, city hospital. March 26—Harry Marshall, 600 Cor ‘s street; Dora Belle Hurst, 862 Pal metto street; Adelaide F. Hughes, Providence Infirmary; James Edward Ginn, JCS South Dearborn. March 27—Thomas Kilshew Irwin, Irwin Place; Catherine Bruce, 206 St. Francis street; Rev. J. F. O'Connor, Providence Infirmary. March 28—John D. Kenny, 405 Au gusta. March 29—Esther Samuel, Provi dence Infirmary. March 0—Jennie Mae Hoffiman, 918 “onti; John G. Violette, 465 South Franklin; Stanley L. Ford, Providence Infirmary, Colored. March 24—E'a Rush, 4L Glennon avenue; John Anderson, War ren between Eslava and Canal. eo march 2 j—Infant of C. B. Thomas, 2 Hospital street: Minnie Ruth Carlo se Florida and Gayle; Archie Mc Millan, city hospital; Sarah A. Bur nett, 169 North Run. March 28—John Irving, Vecan 4 west Peach; George Mitchell, city hospital. March 29—Infant of Ed and Mamis Smith, 2 Marriotte; Johnnie McNeal, 455 south Royal; Sarah Smith, 104 Davidson. March 30—H. Mamilton, city hos pital. March 31—Harry Smith, Cedar and Canal.
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Mobile Sunday Item
Mobile, Alabama, US
Sun, Apr 02, 1911
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