Alabama Women Missioners Meet in Mobile
Mobile hosts the fifth annual Alabama Conference Women’s Missionary Society convention at Government Street Methodist Church from February 15 to 18. About 150 delegates plus 50 visitors will attend with meals provided by local churches. Dr. W. J. Young of Emory University will deliver the opening sermon February 16 at 8 p.m., drawing wide anticipation among local workers.
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Women’s Missionary Society of Alabama
Government Street Methodist Church
Missionary Societies
Government Street
W. J. Young
Emory University
Atlanta
J. E. Northcut
J. C. Willis
S. S. Tam
J. H. McCormick
W. F. Ellisor
Tam
Ellaine Wagner
Korea
Nora Hoover
A. L. Dowdell
A. Y. Malone
R. W. McDonnell
B. I. Dahlberg
Institute
Our Children
McDonnell
George Leftwich
Brown
Miss Wagner
Laura E. Davis
J. M. Carmichael
MacDowell
Our Institutional Church
Miss Hoover
E. N. Passmore
E. S. Pugh
Maybelle Marshall
Emory Watersity
J. W. Tucker
W. T. Ellisor
S. Kirkpatrick
J. H. Pearson
Congressional Set Has New Member Receives Oregon Wife
The Washington society notes reveal Mrs. Ellaine Wagner, wife of the new Oregon congressman, already popular with the congressional set. Friday morning session includes devotional, reports from district secretaries and committees, election of officers, Bible study, with a lunch at 2 30 and a motor ride to Settlement Home and Institutional Church.
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Oregon
Washington
Ellaine Wagner
Korea
Hollingshead
Otis Calhoun
Miss Wagner
Railway Dockspace Offers Lumber Storage on River Banks
The Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway offers limited space for lumber logs ties and other heavy commodities on its deep water docks on the west bank of the river. Shed space can be secured and any amount of space needed on Blakely Island with water facilities available.
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Wow
West Bank
Blakely Island
Calls for More Money for Navy
President Wilson urges a vastly larger naval buildup in preparation for global power. The plan would require congress to authorize about four times the administration’s navy program, aiming to outpace Britain by 1921 with 38 first‑line ships and many support vessels.
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Confessions of a Wife Remains Silent in Funeral Orbit
In the church for Mr. Selwin's funeral, the narrator observes Dick's gentle comfort of Mrs. Selwin, noting his sincerity and influence on both family and business. She reflects on love, money, motherhood, and jealousy, sensing a pivotal career move for Dick and contrasting happiness with financial abundance. The
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Aunt Mary
Margaret
Tim
Hogan's Saloon
Central Office
Little Margeret Ann
Miss Margaret
Mr. Selwin
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