Churches Calendar and Farewell Service Details
Farewell service planned at St Stephens Road Methodist Church for Dr and Mrs O G Nelson on Sunday August 8 at 8 pm with special music by the church choir and speakers from local Methodist churches. Nelson, Mobile native, heads to China under the Foreign Mission Board leaving August 11 for Nashville and sailing to Huchon via San Francisco on August 25. Other church notices list Mass times and confessions for St Vincent de Pauls Palmetto and Naeem, St Matthew’s Washington Ave, and St Joseph’s on Garrity streets with summer service changes and holy hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens Road Methodist Church
O. G. Nelson
Simday
St. Stephens Road
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street
M. E
E. A. Donnelly
Government Street
M. E. Church
B. C. Glenn
St. Margaret's Church
Cedar Point Road
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Palmetto and
Naeem
D. A. Brady
T. A. Leniean
St. Matthew's
Washington Avenue
Garrity Streets
John W. Dunne
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. W
Baptist church services and schedules listed
The article outlines Sunday services for multiple Baptist churches with pastors, Sunday schools, and morning and evening sermons. It lists Calvary Baptist, North Side Baptist, Baptist Tabernacle, First Baptist, and others, plus Catholic mass times and church activities.
City church notices include multiple ministers and services
A long list of Sunday school times and sermons across numerous churches in Mobile. Entries include Methodist, Church of Christ, Episcopal, Presbyterian and Christian Science with pastors, superintendents and service hours for locations such as Government Street, Prichard, Dauphin Way, St. Francis Street, St. Stephen's Road, Toulminville and Whistler.
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Methodist Tor
Government Street
E. A. Donnelly
D. D
R. A. Tunnell
Epworth League
Oakdale
D. Y. Register
L. Rush
Dumas Chapel
G. W. Carpenter
Miss Hoover
H. E. Paimes
Prichard
L. H. S. Chappelle, Jr
St. Francis Street
St. Francis and Joachim
O. C. McGehee
D.D
P. Roach
Square
St. Stephen's Road
B. C. Glenn
Dilling
O. G. Nelson
Dauphin Way
Toulminville
Whistler
F. M. Atchison
William Cato
Central Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Services
8 p.m. services open to all with free seating. Located at Dauphin and Ann streets. Rev. D. A. Planck D. D., pastor. Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Baptist Church
W. D. Edwards
Guy R. Hurlbutt
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar
North Carolina
George M. McRae
William J. Young
North Side Baptist Church
N. Conception Street
D. W. Bosdell
D. D
G. J. Abney
Baptist Tabernacle
Chute
Claiborne Streets
J. T. Dulany
J. E. Barnes
S. Broad Street
First Baptist Church
Jefferson Streets
John W. Phillips
T. H. Frazer
Bienville Square
First Christian Church
S. P. Spiegel
Church of Christ
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
Presbyterian
Government Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Dauphin and
Ann Streets
D. A. Planck
Temperance Message Urges Youth to Enlist for Higher War
Sunday discussion for young people frames temperance as a war for a higher life. It argues liquor harms national strength, cites Britain’s temperance retreat, and promotes personal abstinence, scientific temperance work, and compassionate stance toward saloonkeepers as key Christian duty.
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Britain
Lloyd-George
Gladstone
Chatfield
World at a Crossroads in a Nation’s Crisis
Sunday School lesson reviews history’s crises to urge a noble world mission for the United States. It compares Rehoboam’s autocracy with modern demands for human rights, urging leaders to interpret the people’s needs and choose service over self interest.
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Assyria
Babylonia
Egypt
Solomon
Rehoboam
Israel
Shechem
Ojsion
Belgian Miners Clash With Germans in Mons Borinage
Miners in the Mons Borinage district clash with German soldiers causing deaths on both sides. Reports from Charleroi note food price disorders with pillaging. German troops fire on crowds, killing civilians, while unrest spreads in the region. The Borains are the local miners.
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Mons
Borinage
Gossip of the Nation's Capital on War Munitions
Washington reports the coming congressional clash over whether war munitions and battleships should be government made or privately produced. Clyde Tavenner pushes for government manufacture while defenders of the constitution organize against private profit influences. The piece also notes U S Department of Agriculture on corn germ flavor changes and a Smithsonian bulletin defining an explosive. It cites Sage Foundation findings on spelling among third graders.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Clyde Tavenner
Illinois
Russel Sage
Government Bureau of Education
Leonard P. Ayres
The
Sage Foundation
Russell Sage
Coroner's Jury Names Telegraphist in Waldref Killing
Nashville telegram gun case: Coroner's Jury says William Berryman, telegrapher, probably killed Alex Waldref by ambush near Fayetteville and river drag throw. Warrant issued for Berryman. he remains at large as testimony notes. Mill near Repton to run full time after purchase by J A Warr of sawmill east of town.
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Nashville
Ten Tenn
Alex Waldref
Elk River
Fayetteville
Waldref
William Berryman
Berryman
Repton
Thompson Discovers Coat Button Pattern Link
A note reports Thompson's claim that more buttons on a woman's coat correlate with enhanced eye contact and perceived attention. The idea is presented as a discovery with limited context and lacks further corroboration.
Confessions of a Wife and a Married Man Scene
The excerpt shows a domestic scene at Eliene's around eleven thirty where Eliene chides Dick for his lapse with his best friend. Mollie and Pat Sullivan discuss married men and temptation as Margie is implied as the alluring figure in the situation.
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Eliene
Margie
Mollie
Pat Sullivan
Dell
Bayards
Lal
Mol
Harry Symone
Jim Holle
Jim
Plan for European rehabilitation and government monopoly
A Washington expert on the Federal Reserve outlines a broad plan to revive European finances after World War I. Governments would enter business, declare monopolies in key industries, and then gradually reduce these controls as debts are paid. The proposal notes Netherlands Overseas Trust as a precedent and cites Germany France Belgium and Italy as potential targets for state monopolies.
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Washington
Europe
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Sarajevo
Serbia
Ferdinand
Austria
Netherlands Overseas Trust
Netherlands
Holland
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Woman Wounds Herself While Examining Gun
Mrs. Fred Schaefer of 270 South Lawrence street suffered a flesh wound in the left forearm when a revolver she was cleaning discharged accidentally. Schaefer, in another part of the house, heard the shot as she prepared to retire. Dr. O H Harris said the wound was not dangerous as the bullet passed through the fleshy part of the arm.
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Fred Schaefer
South Lawrence Street
Schaefer
Jewish World Organization Discussed At New York Mass Meeting
Steps toward forming a Jewish congress to improve global conditions and win political freedom for Jews in Europe after the war were discussed at a mass meeting in New York. Speakers urged a world wide Jewish unity and received telegrams of endorsement from many cities.
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New York
Europe
United States
Sixteen Year Old Girl Restored By Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
A St Clair Pennsylvania reader recounts severe illness at sixteen with headaches sleeplessness and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges others to try the treatment. The letter highlights experience as a school of advice for fellow workers in mills and praises the remedy's effects.
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St. Clair, Pa
Lydia E
Miss E Macuire
St. Clair
Lydi Piikham
Patsetek
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