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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
7
Society notes reflect a column on hat etiquette and fashion tips. It advises readers to choose hats that fit their face type and occasions, demonstrates with three hat examples, and stresses matching color and material to personal features for a flattering, tailored look.
An old advertisement touts Dr Hobson Ointment as a cure for itchy eczema and rashes. It claims rapid relief and offers a money back guarantee at druggists or Pfeiffer Chemical Co in St Louis.
Advocates for and against woman suffrage will be heard by the House Rules Committee on Wednesday and Thursday on the question of establishing a committee on woman suffrage. Proponents of a new committee are to be heard first as the rules panel weighs an important stage in the suffrage debate.
The Rev W P Wilkes former pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle preached his farewell sermon Sunday after tendering and having his resignation accepted last Wednesday A special meeting will be held next Wednesday night to decide on a new pastor as no call has yet been made Dr Wilkes has an offer to teach college work in Kentucky but has not decided his plans He came to Mobile from Louisville Kentucky and the church was well filled for the farewell service Sunday night
Missionary Miss Margaret J. Bilz delivered two Sunday lectures in local churches She spoke on control and the need for clean lives among youth and noted how discipline in France and Germany influences respect for leaders and elders She warned against excess including tobacco and urged service with the question Are You a Worker at First Baptist Church.
Rev. J. S. Frazer delivered the opening sermon at the Dauphin Street Methodist Church as the new temporary building on Dauphin street and Houston avenue hosts a large congregation. The church results from a ten year movement by the city board of church extension funded by Mrs. J. T. Dumas with support from Rev. W. L. Denham who started a Sunday school this year.
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