Gospel tone of labor and moral uplift in colonial era prose
A collage of poetry and essays on labor faith and nature. Henry Van Dyke praises labor as Christ’s blessing, while James Rodway notes plant senses and root growth. Household hints give ivory care and creative clipping, plus Miss Eros letters on marriage and a tea of recipes and fashion metallics for couture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
James Rodway
British Guiana Museum
Tropics
Scotsman
Eros
Weekly club meetings and lectures schedule
Tuesday events list includes date organized by Mrs H P Cole and several church and club gatherings at various venues such as Clarke School, Christ Church Auxiliary, Government Street Methodist Church, Jennie Mims Society, All Saints Guild, Church Home Guild, St Claire Sewing Circle, Catholic Knights, YWCA, Friendship Club, and more with times from 11 a m to 4 p m. Wednesday through Saturday offer additional lectures, book clubs, executive committees, divisions of parliamentary law clubs, and Shakespeare Club activities at multiple hotels and settlement homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Cole
Clarke School Improvement Association
Craighead
Parliamentary Law Club
C. Battle
South Hallett Street
All Saints’ Guild
E. C. Hughes
Church Home
St. Claire
Conti Street
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
M. E. Ruffin
Church Street
Henry Chamberlain
Friendship Club—Settlement Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
the Gospel OF Labor
Jesus
Miss Eros
M. J
ASTOR
Georgia
Alabama
Grocer
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery. Ala
the Bank OF Mobile
Scar
Ttank
ME Dermott
and A.L. Staples
Pere Tel
L. Tapia
Dauphin
Britton’s
Bell Phone
Graduates Nurses’ Association
T. D. McCall
Chautauqua Circle
H. H. Duffee
Century Book Club
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile Federation Women’s Clubs
Mobile
Hammel’s Toy Department
Hammel’s
Boas
Booker
Virginia
Piedmonts
America