Loyal Order of Moose Builds Fraternity History and Promise
The Fraternity's realm advances with talks of a social gathering on September 4 1918 at the lodge building now in use. A serialized history of the Loyal Order of Moose begins detailing its origins from 1888 in Louisville to a national reach of 1400 lodges and 500000 members with $15000000 in wealth, and highlights Dr. Wilson’s pivotal role in rewriting its ritual and founding principles of Purity Aid and Progress. The order offers sick benefits about seven dollars weekly and a $100 death benefit, with free medical service in many lodges and a policy of equality across wealth and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainment
Taabere
Pantin
Moose
W. B. Dorn
California
Mobile Lodge
Southern Commercial Congress
Loyal Order of Moves
Loyal Order of Moose
Montgomery Lodge
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lodge of Moose
John Henry Wilson
Swoulsville
Louisville
Wilson
New Lodge
Moose Lodge
Order of Moose
Forest Camp No 1 W O W Met in Regular Session
Forest Camp No 1 of the Woodmen of the World held a regular meeting with reports from the Panama Celebration committee and the Drill Team. New hammer tools were promoted and eight applications received, with plans for monument unveilings and future social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Scranton
Miss
Captain Anderson
Sovereign Humphries
Gus Brettel
Hamilton
Penington
Woodcraft
No. 1
Sovereigns Smith
Ray
Primo
Pine Crest
Magnolia
Moose Hall
Sovreign Gas Brettle
Knights of the Macabees hold semi monthly review and election
A Dauphin street meeting of the Knights of the Macabees drew a large turnout as twelve applications were ballot ed and elected for the September second Thursday initiation. Reports by A R McDonald and Oliver F Pistole highlighted memorial and Panama celebration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin and
St. Emanuel
Knights of the Macabees of the World
Carl J. Kaufman
Knight Kennedy
Meridian
A. R. McDonald
Panama
Oliver F. Pistole
Knight McDonald
R. A. Hale
C. A. Girard
Churches and Services in City Area
List of local churches with daily and Sunday programs including worship times Sunday schools and pastors. Notable entries include First Baptist Government and Jefferson, Calvary Baptist Cedar and North Carolina, Dauphin Way Baptist Dauphin and Annstrete, Oakdale Baptist and others with service times and superintendents. Also mentions Epworth League and prayer meetings across several congregations.
Presbyterian Church Services and Schedules
Government Street Presbyterian on Northwest corner Government and Jackson streets led by Rev A F Carr D D offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m with R Harris superintendent Morning service at 11 a m by Rev W K Rowe of Citronelle Alabama No evening service Christian Endeavor sermon at 7 p m All seats free Central Presbyterian at Northeast Dauphin and Ann Streets under Rev I A Planck D D with pastor away only one service Sabbath school at 9 30 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m
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First Baptist Church
Government
Jefferson Street
J. W. Phillips
D. D
T. H. Frazer
Adrian
Taylor
Yang Chow
China
Public Square
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar
North Carolina Street
George W. McRae
W. J. Young
Dauphin Way Baptist
Dauphin and
Annstrete
W. P. Hines
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Crub and
Claiborne Streets
W P. Wilks
G. J. Abney
B. Y
W. E. Lockler
Government Street
BE. A. Danelly
St. Stephen’s Road
B. C. Glenn, Jr
O. D. Diiing
Epworth League
Oakdale
Carl Preer
B. Jones
W. Roberts
Whistler
J. W. Reinhardt
William Cato
Government and
Jackson Streets
A. F. Carr
Harris
W. K. Rowe
Citronelle
Aln
Christian Endeavor Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Dauphin
Ann Streets
A. Planck
St Francis Street Church Service Schedule
The St Francis Street church under Rev. O C McGehee D D lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m with R P Roach as superintendent and preaching at 11 a m by Prof James Munro at Bienville Square.
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T. Francis Street Methodist Church
James Munro
St. Francis Street
St. Francis‘and
Joachim
O. C. McGehee
D. D
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room Hours
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and Sunday school at 10 a. m. Testimonial meetings Wednesdays at 7:45 p. m. Reading room in Fidelia building corner Government and Conception streets open daily from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. except Sunday.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Fmanuel Street
Fidelia
Government and
Conception Streets
Stars of Hope Inspires Lofty Thought from the Heavens
Laura Kingston reflects on the Starry Sky as a muse to elevate life. She urges setting noble, high ideals as stars to guide thoughts beyond daily cares toward serenity and nobler aspirations.
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Stars of Hope
Laura Kingston
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraternity
Medical College
Lawrence
St. Anthony Street
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
South Conception Street
Daphne State Normal School
Daphne, Ala
B. B. Baker
Daphne
Alabama
Britton
DR. F. L. Tapia
Merchants Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Canal
Proprietors
Sachem
Brettel
J. H. Forsythe
R. Colvin
Knights of Pythias
Otis George Craig
Elk Lodge
San Antonio
Texas
Red Cross Lodge
Knights of
Khorassan
Baptist
Oakdale Baptist
S. R B. Smith
Elijah
Broad Street
Epworth
Toulminville
T. B. Willeton
Prichard
A. B Brown
Dumas Chapel
Crichton
J. B. Trotter
First Christian Church
Dearborn Streets
St. Francis and
Dearborn Street
H. M. Hennig
Presbyterian
Methodist
G. Hardy Smith
ST. Michael Street
Mobile
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
South
Smith
Carnegie
Broun
Chas. C. Thach
Auburn, Ala
Big Fen
Axminster
Burma
Brussels
Rex
Crex
Brussell
Wilton
Ingram
Orinoka
Seifert-Gower Furnit
Cawthon
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