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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1913

Page

30

State Hotel Meet Opens Monday For Alabama Association

The semi annual Alabama Hotel Mens Association convention opens Monday at 10 a.m. in the Cawthon Hotel assembly room with about 30 to 40 delegates. A stone session will be followed by an oyster roast on Dog River and a banquet at night with Rowley orchestra and Hazel Winans Selby. Delegates will depart for New Orleans for Interstate Hotel Mens Association meetings December 16 and 17. Officers include C B Hervey as president and C H Nabb, J W Williams, B Woolf, P Steele, and others.

Alabama’ Hotel Men’s Association Cawthon Hotel B. Hervey Dog River Bse Vineyard Rowley Orchestra Hazel Winans-Selby Wil Funnsh New Orleans Interstate Hotel Men's Association The Alabama Assocciation C. B. Hervey Merbile C. H. Nabb Birmingham J. W. Williams Ope Bb. Woolf Emery P. , Steele Mobile Woolf C. Taylor Montgomery Fr.m. Burt C. M. Nabb H. A. Snow Wuscaloosa J. C. Hunt Greenville

Bnai Brith Day Observed by Beth Zur lodge

The annual Bnai Brith Day celebration will be held today by Beth Zur No. 84 and the B n i B r i t h order. The day opens at 11 with a December meeting and officer nominations for 1914 follow. A supper and musical program will cap the evening including an alumni reunion and initiation of new members.

B'ni B'rith Beth Zur No. 84 Italy Amber Lodge Siness Marion H. Forchheimer Esident Sidney B. Simon Isaac Lichtbach Monitor Her Wn. Leinkauf Monroe Herbert C. Brown Arnold R. Bloch Tor Herbert A. Feibelman Guardian

Dr. King's New Discovery for Croup and Cough

Dr. King s New Discovery praised by Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio for treating croup coughs and colds in children. The advertisement urges a 50 cent to 1.00 dollar bottle for every home available at all druggists H E Bucklen Co St Louis.

Dr. King Lewis Chamberlain Manester Ohio Mne H. E. Bucklen & Co St. Louis

Where to Worship Local Churches and Services

A listing of church services across Dauphin Franklin Government and St Francis areas. It notes Central Presbyterian South Franklin Street Presbyterian Government Street Presbyterian and Methodist churches with sermon times 11 am and 7 30 pm and Sunday school at 9 30 am. Prayer meetings midweek.

Episcopal Churches Schedule Services In City

Trinity church at Jackson and St Anthony streets advertises Holy communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school 9 30 a m morning prayer and sermon 11 a m and evening prayer and sermon 7 30 p m St Marys Toulminville with Rev A G Richards holds Evening prayer and sermon at 4 p m St Pauls Whistler led by Rev A G Richards Evening prayer and sermon Monday at 7 p m.

Episcopal Trinity St. Mary’s Church Toulminville A. G. Richards St. Paul's Church Whistler

Baptist church services and schedules listed

Multiple Wilmington area churches announce Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 11 a m and evening services at 7 30 or 7 45 p m with sermons on The Dangerous Years How Saul Became Paul The Child in the Home and His Name Wonderful B Y P U and prayer meetings noted Oakdale Whistler Tabernacle Dauphin Way Northside preaching and pastoral leadership by Reverend W P Hines and Reverend L C De Witt with Sunday school supervision by J O Lambert and G J Abney cordial welcome extended to all attendees

First Baptist Jefferson Streets John W. Phillips D. D T. H. Frazer Saul Paul Oakdale Baptist Church R. Smith Blanding Vaughan Whistler Baptist Church Hayward Vaughan Baptist Tabernacle Dauphin Way Baptist Church W. P. Hines J. O. Lambert Northside Baptist Church North Conception Street L. C. de Witt G. J. Abney

St John’s Church Advent Services and Ember Days

Episcopal notice for St John’s Church at Dearborn and Monroe. Services include Sunday 11 am sermon and celebration, 7:30 pm evening prayer, 4 pm confirmation class, Sunday school 9:30 am. Tuesday Women’s Auxiliary 3:30 pm. Ember days observed Wednesday, Friday, Saturday all week.

St. John's Church Dearborn Monroe Streets Gardiner C. Tucker Women’s Auxiliary

Lutheran service and Sunday school schedule

Lutheran Church Dearborn and S J. Francis streets announces English service at 8:00 a.m. German service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school begins 9:15 a.m. under Pastor H. M. Hennig.

Lutheran Church Dearborn S J. Francis Streets H. M. Hennig

Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room

First Church of Christ Scientist at 9 St. Emanuel Street holds Sunday services at 11 am and a Sunday school at 10 am. Testimonial meetings are Wednesdays at 7 45 pm. Reading room at the same address is open daily except Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm.

Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist St. Emanuel Street

Vital statistics of Mobile County weekly record

The Mobile County vital statistics report lists marriages between White-Leslie Sledge Williamson and Albatenne Mallory, Richard Raymon Callen and Carrie Tate Gaines, Luther Roak Meyers and Edna Ellis Martin, Lucius Verda Stone and Minnie Lee Martin, and others. Births include multiple White male and female pairs such as Thomas J. Junker and Katharine C. Junker, Oscar L. Barclay, and William J. Wright, with several female births. Deaths document White males John W. Dumas, James Edward Duke, Charles W. Ames, Edward P. Keil, and others, and females Sister Mary Josephine Nugent, Laura M. Primlett, and Mary Peters.

Leslie Sledge Williamson Albatenne Mallory Richard Raymon Callen Carrie Tate’ Gaines Luther Roak Meyers Edna Ellis Martin Lucius Verda Stone Minnie Lee Martin Thomas- Peter Sanchez Aline Theresa Lacey Reid R. Wood Nellie London Eugene Williams Katie Shreve Board of Health White Thomas J Katherine C. Junker Oscar L Virgie L. Barclay William J Katie Lee Allen John E Eva E. Wright Christopher J Mazie E. Biehl John H Ella C. Kruse John C Ethel Wacker Martin Lessie B. Creel Charles G Emma Pearson Knit Sidgrid Jermantsen James Sally Morris McCann John W. Dumas James Edward Duke Charles W. Ames Edward P. Keil William C. Carrell Jim Griffiths Mary Josephine Nugent Laura M. Primlett Lucetta Chambers Mary Peters Nora Hurdle Mary Jane Doyle Catherine Stiller Maggie Spain Virginia

Gold Bracelet Held for Duty in New York Dispute

A gold bracelet valued at 6000 dollars found by a maid on a train between Liverpool and London was claimed by the Marquis de San Carlos de Pedrazo but refused by F Greenwood. Inspectors held the bracelet for duty after a pier dispute on the Mauretania arrival.

New York Liverpool London F. Greenwood Greenwood Marquis de San Carlos de Pedrazo

Cutting It Out Cold Cure Tonic Promises Quick Relief

An old recipe claims a home remedy for cold and cough using Globe Pine Compound with glycerine in whiskey and specific dosing after meals. It advises adults to use one to two teaspoonfuls per dose and adjusts smaller doses for children, asserting endorsement by a doctor and accessibility via druggists.

Week of Prayer and Self-Denial Dates Announced

The Southern Missionary News Bureau announces the Week of Prayer and Self-Denial from January 4 to January 14. Ida Clyde Clarke serves as editor.

Southern Missionary News Bureau Ida Clyde Clarke

Week of prayer to aid Southern Methodist missions

The Secretaries of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urge a January 4 to 11 week of prayer and self denial to fund twenty new missionaries. The church currently supports 350 missionaries, with income recently only enough to sustain them. Voluntary offerings aim to cover seventeen vacancies. the effort seeks heartfelt church support, not mere fundraising. Other denominations report similar needs as foreign mission expansion accelerates and scholarships for China Korea and other fields are requested.

Methodist Epikopel South Southland China South Carolina Porto Alegre Missouri Anderson Changchow Choon Chun Korea South Georgia

The Winning of Japan

A discussion stresses Japan's 55 million population and rapid progress as a pivotal field for evangelism. It argues Christianization would influence China and broader East Asia as Japanese adherents set a regional example.

Japan Far East Korea Serene

The Gospel's Transforming Power and Mission Faith

The article notes Bishop Morrison on Christianity transforming revenge instincts and Ojibway Sioux reconciliation at a June visitation. It mentions Bombay's centenary of the first American mission, Wilson’s letter to Poon Chew, and Methodist counts in southern cities. It reports scripture consignments totaling 48,742 volumes and a layman gifting $10,000 for missions, plus Bible Society shipments and missionaries speaking 24 languages.

Morrison Bombay India Wilson Central American la Plata Mexico West Indies

For Rent: Multiple Stores in New Orleans Area

One story brick store at S W Royal and Conti streets 21 by 75 feet new and in perfect condition $1800 per annum. Two one story brick stores at 112-114 Government street between Royal and St Emanuel $900 per annum. Two story frame store with residence above at the intersection of Conception Claiborne and Canal streets used as drug store, suitable for groceries $369 per annum. Two stores or offices at 62-64 St Michael street remodelable for permanent tenant. Store ground floor at 59 N Water street between St Francis and St Michael. Store first floor at 118 S Commerce street between Government and Church. Two story brick store at 22 S Commerce street between Dauphin and Conti $900 per annum.

S. W. Royal Conti Government Street Royal and St. Emanuel Conception Claiborne Canal Streets St. Michael Street N. Water Street St. Francis St. Michael S. Commerce Street Government Church South Conception North Carolina South Carolina S. W. Cedar Church Streets West Wilkinson N. L. Vickers Bell Phone St. Michael St

Statute of St Mathew to be unveiled Sunday

Parishioners prepare for the unveiling of the statue of St Mathew at the new church tonight at 7 36. Rt Rev Edward P Allen will perform the ceremony and deliver the eulogy. The children and adult choir under Miss Katie C Hyride take part. statue donated by Mrs James P Kenny in memory of her husband.

St. Mathew's St. Mathew Edward P. Allen Katie’ C. Hyride James P. Kenny James Patric Kenny Kenny

Mission to Foreign Population Reaches Chicago

The Chicago Tract Society conducted outreach over the past year with 1,170 public meetings and visits to 72,770 homes. They distributed over thirteen million pages of literature at a cost of 20,376.27 dollars.

Chicago Tract Society

Three Zurich churches and a hospital valued at 140000

A Protestant church in Zurich reports three churches and several chapels, plus a hospital valued at 140000 and a book concern rated at 80000. The note cites 83995 pilgrims to Mecca by sea this year, not counting those arriving by other Red Sea ports.

Zurich Switzerland Mecca Red Sea

Residential listings on Spring Hill area properties and rents

A catalog of rental properties including two story brick and frame residences at multiple streets such as Spring Hill avenue Grd W Indiana avenue N W Texas and Michigan Ave and 357 N Law rence. Prices range from $15.00 to $20.00 per month with details on room count and amenities for each dwelling and surrounding land.

Touart Place Spring Hill Avenue Indiana Avenue Texas Michigan Ave S. E. Adams St. Joseph N. E Old Shell Road Julia St Spring Hill W. Conception N. Int Conception Claiborne Sts N. Lawrence Congress H. K N. Broad St State S. Hamilton St Monroe Eslava Spring Hill Ave E. Pine Bath Wingate Taliaferro’s

Orphan Placed in Church Home Care

The grandchild of Mrs. M. Young of Chunchula Alabama was placed in a church home after being with its mother. The Sisters in charge released the child Saturday and turned it over to Mrs. Young who agreed to rear and educate it. The humane officer handled the case.

M. Young Chunchula Ala Institutio

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State Hotel BNA Brite Presbyterian Central Presbyterian Church Dauphin and Ann D. A. Planck South Franklin Government St. Presbyterian Church Northwest Corner Government and Jackson Streets Harris Charles C. Brown Muscatine Iowa Christian Endeavor Society Methodist Broad E. A. Donnelly John D. Hartzog Broad Street Corner Broad and Elmira S. W. Roberts St. Stephens Road B. C. Glenn, Jr St. Francis Methodist Church Toachem and St. Francis Streets O. C. McGehee R. P. Roach Haworth League All-Saints Ann Streets Holy Communion Thur Vital Statistics OF Mobile County Church of God Christ Jesus Land of the Mikado Poon Chew Mark Twain National Reform Association Bishop Gailor Louisville Nashville Atlanta American Bible Society Bible House Contis SumBe Monterey ST. Bargain Monterey Street Government St On Price Sage, Burgett & Yuille St., Francis ST Pleasant Avenue Government St. Leo North Ann Street Norville Bros N. E. Jefferson Charleston Streets Hall Anghiggo West Jefferson North Palmetto St Title Insurance Title Insurance Company Oanital St. Joseph Street City Property Broad St Herndon Avenue South Georgia Avenue Georgia Ave Catherine and Edward M. Bailey Dauphin ST Bell Thames & Batre St. Francis Street
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