Home Garden Association Cultivates Vacant Lots to Employ Unemployed
The Home Garden Association reports 147 applicants enrolled and uses vacant city lots to train and employ unemployed residents. Five teams plow, harrow, fertilize, and fence lots with donated tools and seeds. Prizes from Gulf Coast Fair and the Association reward best gardens. Demonstration plots for schools and charities expand the program with 75 cents per day for workers and no land usage charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Associa
I. Q. Norton
Pitation
Secre
Rooms E
Cunningham Hardware Company
ey-Cavanagh Hardware Co
Einacker Brothers
van Antwerp Drug & Seed
American Seed & Implement Co
Southeast Corner Water
Dauphin Streets
Conover & Rutherford
St. Francis St
Geo. A. Maloney
Association
Home Garden Association
Ta Ce
H. Gabriel
Old Shell Road
Reed Avenue
Gilbert
Messrs
J. K. Glennon
C. M. Coffin
Aubrey Boyles
Philadelphia
Acre Lots Near Rail Line Offer Ocean County Frontrunner
Five minutes from salt or fresh water fishing, four miles from iCoden, on Dau kin Island development, proposed Shore road electric line will pass property. Lots cleared plowed planted to cowpeas. Ideal for fruit garden or poultry farm with restricted three acres per person. Community building and income not guaranteed. terms to refined, responsible buyers.
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iCoden
Daukin Island
Community Notes From Deer Park Alabama Aglow With Spring Events
Local visitors pass through Deer Park on various business and social calls. Milicent Best hosts a birthday dinner while Miss Best joins Irene Shanholtzer Davie Richardson and others in a School Improvement Club play, followed by dancing. Easter egg hunts delight Deer Park Methodist Sunday school children as Quitman Turner leads early egg finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Ala
Ben O'Daniels
Exshee
Mobile and Ohio
Guy Turner
Early Baxter
Vinegar Bend
Grimes
Chatom
Sigert
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Henderson
Milicent Best
John Beshel
Prichard
W. R. Leon
Walter Hamil
School Improvement Club
Young Peoples’ Dramatic Club
Millicent Best
Irene Shanholtzer
Davie Richardson
R. C.stanford
Eben Rawls
Harold Best
R. C. Stanford
Reverend Adames Describes Picture Play in Mobile
In Jackson Alabama on April 10 special report says Rev S A Adams led chapel and described a fine picture play in Mobile. Mr Charlie Primm is in Grove Hill on business. Agricultural School girls may sell vegetables from their plot to raise funds for Sunday school.
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Jackson
Ala
S. A. Adams
Mobile
Charlie Primm
Grove Hill
Agricultural School
Theodore Alabama Church and Community Notices
Rev George W Carpenter filled a Sunday night pulpit as Rev C D Berry attended due to schedule. A social at the home of Mr and Mrs H M Whiten drew many. A play by Theodore school is planned for next Thursday at the W O W Hall with notable local attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bolton
Walker
Theodore Baptist Church
Cc. C. Rowell
Rowell
R. E. Spragg
Mann
Ala
Mobile
Ohio
Chas. Sumerlin
Dothan
H. M. Whiten
Misses Hattle
Carrie
Gertie
Avil Bolton
Inez Emith
Vera
Stella Benjamin
Grace Louise Pollard
Naome Campbell
Mary Burfett
Mordacai Roberts
Esther
Ruth Horn
Mary
Sadie Purvis
Dora Jackson
Messrs
Dr. Walker
J. W. Cook
U. S. Fincher
P. W. Fincher
Andrew
Owen
Henry Pollard
P. Gray
S. A. Anderson
J. H
L. Anderson
Gaylord
Hines and Neely Wed In Toulinville Rites
George Otto Hines and Miss Bertha Marie Neely wed in Toulinville on a Wednesday night. They received cut glass and silver gifts and plan a bungalow on Davis Avenue near Charles Rosette’s store.
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George Otto Hines
Bertha Marie Neely
Robert Neely
Davis Avenue
Charles Rosette
C. M. Lingle
Anna B. Hail
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Study Club
Joe Stone
Mobile
Ethel Giddings
T. M. Smith
Fraternal groups plan meetings and initiate members in Mobile
The report details Woodmen of the World Maple Camp No. 5 activities with new members and a year-end financial snapshot. It notes plans for a general Woodman Day celebration, a Pickwickian Club meeting, and new initiations in Maccabees and Knights of Security, plus updated officers and upcoming events across several fraternal bodies in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowiptaneseed
Saarts
Ches
Serge
Thursa
Rodney K. Brandon
Mobile Lodge No. 321
J. A. Bondthaler
Mooseheart
Woodmen of the World
Maple Camp No. 5
Charles H. Delhoe
Board of Managers
Maple Camp
Ed K. Cogburn
Mobile
George R. Longhurst
P. E. Loeffnler
H. W. Cunningham
Charles H. Delhomme
P. C. Boyle
Forest Camp
Woodmen Pickwickian Club
H. F. Crawford
W. P. Ludvigsen
Pickwickian Club
Armory Hall
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees
Frank O. Croy
Birmingham
Phillipe
Trimmer
E.B. Weidon
Alabama
L. of Security
Mobile Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
O. S. Pistole
Two Hundred Thousand
George L. Clinton
L. of Security of
Minette
Bay Minette Council
Ladies of Security
Revival of Fantasma at the Empire with Hanlon Bros
The Edison five part production Fantasma brings Prince Arthur and Princess Lena to the Empire Theatre Wednesday. Queen Fantasma aids their love while Zamaliel the demon seeks control. Pico the clown provides comic light as the lovers sail toward happiness in a magical stage fantasy suitable for children and adults.
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Hanlon Bros
the Empire
Edison
Fantasma
Good and Light
Pico
Arthur
Empire Theatre
George Hanlon Jr
Princess
Miss Marie le Manna
Prince
Edwin Clark
Zamaliel
W. T. Carleton
Empire Theatre Week Encore Features Crowd In Front
A packed Empire Theatre weekly schedule offers daily showcases. The Siren's Reign stars Alice Hollister Marty Millarde and Anna Nilsson in three acts today with Norma Talmadge in Janet of the Chorus. five cent admission. Lubin features Monday and Friday. Tuesday brings Runaway June Hazards of Helen and Hearst Selig News Pictorial. Wednesday shows Fantasma. Thursday shows Lady of the Snows and Capturing a Cook. Saturday Beverly Bayne with An Opal Ring and Sophie’s Fighting Spirit.
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Empire Theatre
Alice Hollister
Marty Millarde
Anna Nilsson
Norma Talmadge
Vitagraph
Janet
Empire Today
Helen
Hearst-Selig News Pictorial
Hanlon Brothers
James Morrison
Dorothy Kelly
Beverly Bayne
Beverly, Bayne
Essanay
Victor Patel
Margaret Joslin
Sophie
Sarah Bernhardt Stars in Camille Friday at the Crown
Crown Theatre highlights include Sarah Bernhardt in Camille Friday with the Divine Sarah famed for her recent leg amputation in France. Other features this week include The Little Band of Gold with Ford Sterling Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel Normand and The Gilded Fool starring William Farnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Crown Theatre
Ford Sterling
Roscoe Arbuckle
Mabel Normand
William Farnum
Woman's Offrage Association of America
Mobile
Laura Sawyer
Camille
Sarah
France
Southern Railway Freight Depot At Royal Street Excels In Equipment
The new freight depot at the head of Royal street, occupied March 22, boasts a 20 000 square foot concrete floor on 8 000 pilings and a 460 foot concrete platform. It includes a 1010 foot fire proof warehouse, a loading yard for forty cars simultaneously, complete lighting, eight 000 capacity scales, a 300 000 pound car scale, fire plugs, automatic doors, and steel office lockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Royal Street
W. P. Webb
Webb
Magnolia Springs notes wrap up term and social events
Magnolia Springs reaches end of the 1914-15 Underwood school term. Miss Winnie Kirby will stay through April before returning to northern Alabama. Local dances and farewells mark the close, with Miss Linda Smith leaving for Columbus, Ga. and visitors from Chicago, Ill. also noted.
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Magnolia Springs
Ala
John Lock
Carl
Denver
Colo
Underwood
Winnie Kirby
Alabama
Town Hall
Hilda
Tillie
St. Louis
Magnolia
George Morton
J. D. Morton
Wesley Sisson
Mobile
Claudine Sisson
New York City
Witt
Linda Smith
Miss Smith
Columbus
Mrs. Then
Chicago
Ill
Babcock
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens system
Old Standard tonic grove s tasteless chill tonic claims to drive out malaria and build up the body. Marketed as a true tonic and appetiser for both adults and children. Price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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On Home Garden Association
Perc Munn & CO
F Street
Washington, D
Charles Hervey Douglass
Robert LeRoy Douglass
NEW Officers Mobile Lodge
Dewitte C. Gordon
Mobile Lodge 321
Loyal Order of Moose
James M. King
Breaith
Pee
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
Theodore
Toulminville
Mechanics’ Relief Association
Board of Trustees
Thomas Conboy
Montgomery
Fraternal Order of Orioles
Order of Orioles
H. L. Moody
Dauphin Street
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Moody
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen’s Association
A. M. Schmidt
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Fairhope
Wicinity
Castle Hall
Fairhope Lodge No
Grang
L. G. Waldrop
Anniston
James A. Carney
Pythians of
Albert D. Bloch
Henry Ledebur
J. J. Murray
J. M. Pilcher
Our Ladies
Mayer W. Aldridge
Nellie Slosson
Fairhope Lodge
A. H. Mershon
Hugh Lowell
J. Gilmore
Elof Tuveson
J. Massey
Ralph Keller
Jean Lawrence
B. Fisher
Marmaduke Dyson
Monroe D. Bloch
N. C. Tew
Rescue’ Lodge No
Lubin
Lillie Leslie
Miss Leslie
G. M. Anderson
Marguerite Clayton
Southern RY
Lyric Theatre
Florence Turner
South Royal Street
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