Third Annual Meeting of Woman's M. E. Auxiliary
The third annual Mobile district meeting of the Alabama conference of the Woman's Auxiliary, M. E. Church South, convenes in executive session at Government Street Methodist church on June 18 and 19. Mrs. R. L. Hobdy of Union Springs presides. Mrs. L. A. Stewart of Jackson records. The program includes devotions, Bible readings, reports from auxiliaries, district goals, youth activities, and a joint session led by local junior societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annal Mobile
Alabama Conference of the Woman's Auxiliary
M. E. Church
South
Government Street Methodist Church
Alabama
R. L. Hobdy
Union Springs
L. A Stewart
Jackson
L. A. Stewart
Mobile
Nineteen Men Return from Camp Sevier Replacement List Issued
A contingent left May 25 and nineteen men are reported physically disabled and will be returned. Named are Lewis Deese Peter W Sprinkle Joe D Bradley Joseph Winchester John Poole Leonard Bosarge Ollie Morgan Walter E Street W Edward Massingill William Trawick Chas Bolling Walter Howell Milton Britton William C Simms Samuel Tillman Condie Matthews Walter M Bosarge Robert L Grubbs Arthur Richardson. Replacements named include Alfred Demony John H Riva John C Brock Dexter Bates Sidney Baker Robi W Smith Frederick Stein George W Sullivan Willis H Malone Leonidas M Davidson Louis E Young Captain Lloyd T Cowley Henry H Murphee Alfred H Phelps George Wilkerson Russell Davis. They departed Saturday at 11 o clock for Camp Sevier South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Demony
John H. Riva
John C. Brock
Dexter Bates
Sidney Baker
Robi. W. Smith
Frederick Stein
George W. Sullivan
Willis H. Malone
Leonidas M. Davidson
Louis E. Young
Capt
Lloyd T. Cowley
Henry H. Murphee
Alfred H. Phelps
George Wilkerson
Russell Davis
Camp Sevier
8. C
County Board
Michael L. Nahl
Frank T. Thomas
Ray Carter
Chas. E. Jones
Stephen B. Harrington
Devotie Morer
Rufus Creel
William L. Summerall
Chas. W. Overstreet
Paul L. Phillips
Wealey O. Gilpin
Gus Maples
Albert J. Dunnivant
Orie Pierce
Joe Oster
John W. Reed
Cecil Wheatcraft
John P. Pfliger
John G. Wiggins
Wiley H Brannan
William Broadus
Fred L. F. Benedict
Lyman L. Odom
City Board No
Herbert Sandesberg
Francis Lee Giblin
William A. Convy
William J. Schaffer
Chas. F. Skarre
Sidney Rogers
Chas. W. Oberkirch, Jr
John C. Hi
John J. Mayson
Gregory S. Brown
Claude P. Loftis
Thos. L. Peare
J. R. Coker
Edward H. Nehls
Joe C. Kane
Barney M. Woodam
Thos
B. Soost
Mitchel A. Marques
Harry R. Redwood
Joseph I. Streb
Homer E. Carter
James P. Kennedy
William E. Edwards
Robert M. Anthony
George V
Three Boards Send 104 Men to Camp Pike June 27
The city and county draft boards call 104 men for Camp Pike and Camp Sevier. A 7:30 a.m. train will depart June 27, with recruits split between the two camps. Names listed include County Board members and City Boards Nos. 1 and 2 selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Boards
Camp Pike
Camp Sevier
J A Williams Released After Espionage Charge Hearing
J A Williams an employee of the Mobile Light and Railway Company was discharged after a U S Commissioner Burgett hearing on a charge under the espionage act for making derogatory remarks about the Red Cross. Evidence showed three sons in service and Red Cross fund support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williams
Mobile Light and Railway Company
United States
J. Irwin Burgett
Red Cross
Williams
Red Crosse Fund
Mobile Marine recruiting station to open July 2
News that Mobile will host a Marine Corps recruiting station opening around July 2. Sergeant C R Braumgras currently recruiting officer for the Little Rock New Orleans and Memphis battalion will oversee operations in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Marine Corps
C. R. Braumgras
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Palmer Leads in Democratic Sheriff Candidacy for Mobile County
Thomas T. Palmer emerges as front runner for mobile county sheriff. He pledges strict law enforcement, opposition to lynching, rapid arrest and due process, honest deputy selection, fair pay, and completion of all legal warrants. He frames the sheriff as a public trust, focused on impartial application of laws and anti bootlegging, with August primary likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Palmer
Mobile
Palmer
Minor Leaguers With the Colors
New York June 15 minor leaguers join the effort with many former Yankees and other big names listed in service rosters. The National Association honor list includes players from Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City St Paul and many more across towns such as Toledo Los Angeles Rochester Baltimore Providence Newark Omaha Joplin Hutchinson Spritzer McCullough Denver Des Moines Chattanooga Memphis Birmingham Little Rock Mobile New Orleans Dallas Shreveport San Antonio Fort Worth Waco Fort Wayne Richmond Dayton Grand Rapids Evansville Peoria and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pitcher Park
Indianapolis
Joe Conzelman
Jack Levzry
Walter Henline
Louisville
Frank Crossin
Vernon Clemons
Karsas City
al Platte
St. Paul
John Overlock
R. J. Niehaus
Fred “Mit
Thomas McMillan
Chi Maciel
Ls Tippel
William Louden
W. D Duncan
George Harper
al Scheer
Oledo
Ed Sweeney
Charles Mullin
William Hamilton
Daniel Murphy
John Luher
George Beall
R. H. Murray
Fabrique
Los Angeles
Driscoll Schick
John Bassler
W. J. Kenworthy
Frank Groeling
Robert Davis
Jack Ryan
Rochester
G. E. Sandberg
Baltimore
John Bertley
S. W. Newton
M. J. Crowell
Clifford Hill
Providence
Wallace L. Schultz
William H. Massered Brainard
Newark
N. J
I.c
D. Callahan
J. Thomas Kibler
W. Smallwood
Harry 8. Courtney
Omaha
Dave Williams
Pete McGuire
J. Ardis
Joplin
William Burwell
Ewell Gross
Joseph Horan
Edward Monroe
Lyman Lamb
Howard Lindamore
Rolla Maple
Lloyd Silcott
Emmett Mulvey
Lourcey
Keith Dancy
Hutchinson
Arthur Shay
Robert Wright
Ben Smit
Harry Hartsell
Spritzer
McCullough
J. Williams
Dressen
Hammonc O’brien
Denver
Rupert Mills
Albert Bartholemy
John Kelleher
George Shestak
Des Moines
G. C. Higgins
Ernoldt
Chattanooga
Perryman
Cashion Gleason
Johnson
Edmund Miller
Mulligan
Memphis
Blodgett
Eddington
Fowlkes
Mandl
Tim Bowden
Malmquist
Vann
Fulton
Fort Wayne
Ralph Miller
Mike Kelly
Norman Glockson
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Rapp
Martin Stolz
Robert Couchman
Grover Young
Dayton
Floyd Kroh
Grand Rapids
Tony Faeth
Phil Slattery
Harry Brant
Frank Edington
Carpenter
Evansville
W. Shoup
Karl Adams
F. Matthews
Art Hauger
War Bond Drive Urges Homefront Support
The message calls Americans to back the armed forces by buying necessities and War Savings Stamps, urging civilians to provide essential resources for the army and navy.
Government employment drive places 155 men
The Government Employment Bureau continues rapid placement of men in government work. In the past week it sought jobs for 155 men across various departments.
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Government Employment Bureau
Springer Bond Set Amid Red Cross Remarks Charge
Co. P. Springer was placed under a 260 bond when his case was called late Friday afternoon. He is accused of making remarks against Red Cross workers but testified he is a liberal supporter of the Red Cross and has a son in the army.
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Woman's
M. E. Auxiliary
A. G. Ward
Joel
Miss Maud Fail
Miss Fannie
Auxil
Iaries
A. Stewart
Alfred G. Ward
Selo
Broad Street
Cerena Edey
Government Street Church
St Stephen's Road
Teper
Stevertsmont Street
Elizabeth Wling
C. M. Dunn
C. R Feagan
O. H. Kyle
Knoxville
Tenn
Carrie Motley
Mt. Vernon
M. V. Peck
PEX” Slide & Photo CO
Bell Phone
Mobile, Ala
P. O. Box
UNION
Lewis
Shepard
Ebright& Woop
Thos. T. Palmer Campaign Committee
New York
The
Yankees
Dan Tipple
Charley Mullin
Jack Crossin
St. Louis
Laverne Abrique
Johnny Kelieher
Dodgers
National Association
Uncle Sam’s
City Labor Bureau
Springer
Hasson
Williams Employment Bureau
Melzar J. Williams
Davis Avenue
Congress and
Lawrence Sts
Dauphin and
Ann Streets
Dauphin Street
Ann Street
Government
Ann and
Monterey Streets
Georgia
Reed Avenue
Conception Road
Sixth Street
Toulminville
City
J .Barbé
Farm Langs
Edward M. Baile ‘Y
Bell
Dauphin
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