Planck Outlines Practical Faith Aims At 25th Anniversary
Rev Dr D A Planck praises five years of ministry at Central Presbyterian Church in Mobile. He recalls his career path from Gibson Miss to Mobile after Union Theological Seminary and Princeton. The anniversary sermon drew a large crowd as he affirmed goals of compassionate gospel and regional administration.
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D. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian Cres
Planck
Mobile
Gibson, Miss
Union Theological Mary of Virginia
Princeton University
Jackson Presbyterian Church
Pey D. C. Anderson
W. S. Foster
J. H. Tindall
John Gaillard
John Alston
George Eberlein
P. Gaillard
N. Crane
J. R. Burgett
W. H. Thompson
J. D. Mooney
France Considers Law to Cancel Naturalization Papers
The government plans a bill amending the 1889 naturalization law to allow decree-based revocation of naturalization papers from individuals who retain original nationality or act against France by sympathies or conduct toward hostile powers.
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France
Associated Press
Paris
Matin
End of a pastorate remarks on duty and practical religion
The speaker reflects on seeking offense before God and man, maintaining a clear conscience, challenging age faults, and extending tenure in ministry. He emphasizes preaching a practical religion rooted in biblical philosophy, acknowledging effort to avoid abstract theology while urging duty and zeal to act rightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Philosphy
Deer and turkey harvests mark strong Washington county hunt
In Washington county a trio from Mobile spent two days near McIntosh Bluff bringing in three deer a gobbler and twenty four ducks. The largest deer weighed 215 pounds and no dogs were used as they jumped the bucks from the woods. Vickers Pierce and Douglas noted game is more plentiful than in years past.
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Washington County
McIntosh Bluff
W. W. Vickers
Charles Pierce
Southern Railway
Howard Douglas
Mr. Vickers
15 Chickens Stolen from Monroe Park Cafe Incident
Julius E. Perez of 336 Spring Hill Avenue reported a thief entered his chicken house early Sunday and took fifteen chickens valued at 20 dollars. Wade Orr, cafe owner at Monroe Park, said the rear was entered and canned goods and other articles were stolen.
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Julius E. Perez
Spring Hill Avenue
Wade Orr
Monroe Park
Otter Specimen from Mobile Shown by Saloon Keeper
John T. McGrath brings one of Mobile's finest otter specimens from the northern Mobile river swamps. The dead otter is being prepared by a taxidermist as a home ornament for McGrath. A sermon excerpt reflects on gospel comfort and the church's role as a divine agent in a slow restoration of things.
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John T. McGrath
Mobile
Woman seeks to adopt dumped baby by first mail
Grand Forks North Dakota police report a baby boy abandoned at the J Nelson Kelly home was to be delivered by parcel post to Mrs E M Pierce on a rural route. She advised placing the infant in a basket with milk bottles and meeting the train carrier for immediate delivery.
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Grand Forks
N. D
E. M. Pierce
Stanley
J. Nelson Kelly
Pearl Blough
Man Arrested for Shooting Claiming Robbery by Hold Up
Oscar Thomas was arrested in Plateau on a gun use charge after deputy Mills cited a cross road shooting. Thomas claims the incident occurred during a hold up by Herndon Cunningham who allegedly robbed him of 1.50 dollars across a public road.
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Oscar Thomas
Plateau
Mills
Thomas
Herndon Cunningham
Fire Chief Issues Christmas Safety Do Not Dos
Fire Chief C. S. McCosker issues a holiday safety warning urging adherence to National Fire Protection Association guidance. Do not decorate with flammable materials, use non inflammable decorations, secure the tree, avoid cotton snow, supervise children around candles and matches, and remove trees after holidays to prevent January fires. A house of merriment is better than a house of mourning.
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C. S. McCosker
Yuletide
National Fire Protection Association
Public Invited to Wthon Hotel Event December 17–23 1914
Roderick D. Mackenzie announces a public event at the Wthon Hotel running daily from 10 AM to 6 PM and open to all residents and visitors. The notice invites community attendance during the December dates.
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Roderick D. MacKenzie
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