Baptist Pastors Conference Set For This Week in Mobile
The Baptist Pastors Conference gathers at Calvary Baptist Church Cedar and North Carolina streets with speakers including Rev. D W Bosdell Rev J E Barnes and Dr W P Hines. Activities include ordination prayers papers discussions and a lunch with sessions from January 11 to 12.
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Mobile
Calvary Baptist Church
Tetas Cedar
North Carolina
Hines
Moneney
Jesaimery
Masincoa
Ture Reading
D. W. Bos
Blanding Vaughan
D. W. Bosdell
W. P. Hines
If Chosen He Will Name Committees In Senate
Montgomery Jan 9 State Senator Oscar S Lewis said if elected president pro tem he will appoint committees not available on any other terms Lieutenant Governor Kilby of Alabama asserts ex officio Senate chair power Milner and Bulgar compete for the post with ultra prohibition support Democratic caucus to decide the question at 10 am Tuesday before the legislature convenes
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Montgomery
Oscar.s. Lewis
Senate
Kilby
Angiston
Exchange Hotel
J.C. Milner
T. L. Bulgar
Visitors and residents call Mobile hotels home for winter
M A Maynard and wife with Miss M A Maynard of Springfield are at the Cawthon Hotel and sail Tuesday on the Mallory liner for Tampa. J W Moore and wife of Carlisle are touring Mobile. L Mattson of Cedar Rapids visits and may spend winter here while exploring lands in Mobile and Baldwin. Harvey E Wescott of Muncie arrives to spend winter at the Battle House. Mrs R Lindsey of Dallas leaves for home to visit relatives. Mrs J J Monaghan of the Battle House visits New Orleans. George H Powell and wife of Louisville register at the Battle House for several days. J S Gray and W S Thorn of Meridian spent Saturday in Mobile.
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M. A. Maynard
Springfield
Mass
Cawthon Hotel
Tampa
Fila
J., L. Mattson
Cedar Rapids, In
Mobile
Baldwin
Harvey E. Wescott
Muncie
Ind
Battle House
George H. Powell
Louisville, Ky
Grape-Nuts Outshines Skeptic After Dyspepsia Cure
A newspaper writer and proofreader recounts personal relief from dyspepsia after switching from restaurant food to Grape-Nuts with cream. He reports improved energy and work performance, crediting the cereal as the key change in his diet. The ad promotes Postum Co and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Okgs
Wellville
Grayson Sets Mobile Aims for Johnston Speakership
Claude A. Grayson of Mobile arrives in Montgomery to push for Edward D. Johnston as speaker. He stresses reform of tax laws and solvent credit tax repeal, port waterfront growth, retention of local option liquor laws, oyster law amendments, and UAB Mobile support under President Denny and Dean Bondurant.
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Montgomery
Claude A. Grayson
Mobile
Edward D. Johnston
W. E. P. Wilson
H. T. Hartwell
B. B. Chamberlain
Medical Department
University of Alabama At Mobile
Denny
Dean Bondurant
John W. Grayson
Madison County
Claude A
Grayson
Mobile County
Alabama
Fraternal Order dances to fund a piano in Tus cahoma Tribe
Tus cahoma Tribe No. 59 I O R M members learned they own a piano funded by a proposed dance. G W Smith, the new Prophet, formed a committee including Forsythe Faught Sorensis Konstanzer and Peyauet to arrange the event this month, with dance revenue to pay for the instrument. Forest Camp No. 1 W O W to publicly install officers January 11 at 8 pm in Armory Auditorium with seventy five prizes and a youth ball to end the evening. Officers installed include Peter Oliver consult commander C A Gordon adviser lieutenant A Verneuille banker L Cahall clerk D J Cashin watch J T Koenig sentry A Primo J T Atkinson and M J Lawler managers.
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Red Men
Brothers Faught
Forsythe
G. W.smith
J. H. Forsythe
L. Faught
A. Sorensis
Forest Camp Forest Camp No. 1
Armory Auditorium
Peter Oliver
C. A. Gordon
Leutenant
A. Verneuille
Mobile Odd Fellows Elect Officers and Plan Meeting
Mobile Lodge No 8 led the annual officer elections with O E Sibley as past grand and Ben C Raine as noble grand. Next Wednesday a meeting will confer the initiatory degree with refreshment and a large attendance expected.
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Mobile
Loddes
Mobile Lodge
Mobile County
Albert D. Bloch
O. E. Sibley
Ben C. Raine
Noble Grand
August Burger
Charles F. Sheldon
O. D. Dilling
L. Bush
George W. Turner
F. W. Willoughby
En Cc. G. Hutchins
A. DB. Bloch
R. S
N. G
George K. Willoughby
V. C
Vo. C
A. G. Moses
Grand Lodge
Birmingham
New Petticoat Embroidered Flouncings For Baby Frocks
New patterns and flouncings for babies and children 1 to 4 years shown in variety. Embroidered drapery and lace panels in 18 to 27 inches wide. Tables of Val and Torchon bobbins, special sets of baby flouncings 18 inches wide imitate handwork.
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Ingere
Artamo
Register's report on Pake's account in Leinkauf case
The Leinkauf Banking Company case in chancery court will be called on Monday for the report of the register on As signee H. B. Pake's account and on compensation for the special register. Norville R. Leigh seeks $100 in this matter.
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Register
Pake
Leinkauf
Leinkauf Banking Company
Chancery Court
H. B. Pake
Norville R. Leigh
Case of Young continues in city court over assault to murder
Frank Young, a white man, appeared at a city court proceeding on a charge of assault to murder John McKinley. The state agreed to a continuance at the request of defense attorneys Webb and McAlpine. McKinley was grievously cut on the left arm, leaving it paralyzed after healing, and had been in danger of death from the wound.
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Webb& McAlpine
Frank Young
Aed
John McKinley
Young
McKinley
Justice Meted in Inferior Criminal Court
In the inferior criminal court Isaac Mahappy was fined 51 or 60 days jail for assaulting Chaney Wesley. Curtis Richardson faced 2.50 or 10 days for beating W F Telshow. Higgins paid 10 and costs or 10 days after Mabel Richardson testified. Ellis Hunter's case for attempted murder was called and adjourned to January 11.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Isaac Mahappy
Chaney Wesley
Curtis Richardson
W.F. Telshow
Eens Higgins
Mabel Richardson
Ellis Hunter
O R C Auxiliary Ball Marks First Anniversary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Order of Railroad Conductors will hold their first anniversary ball at German Relief Hall on Thursday January 14 at 8 30 p m. Organizers report strong support and expect a large turnout.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Order of Railroad Conductors
German Relief Hall
Hoboes Sentenced to Road Work for December
In December 112 vagrants were sentenced to hard labor on county roads by Recorder D H Edington. So far this month the count neared 200 as four white men and eight Negroes received twenty days of labor. The county intends to enforce the $21 and costs sentence instead of bed and meals from the hobo union.
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D. H. Edington
Hobo Union
Edington
Schwarz
Crenshaw
High School Boys Debate at Y M C A Friday
The High School Boys' Club of Mobile held a meeting at the Y M C A on Friday night from 6 to 1 with about twenty five attendees. A debate on a magazine story occupied most of the time. the affirmative side led by H. Kelly and F. Johnston defeated the negative led by B. Summerall and entryker. The club recently chose Greek letters Phi Alpha Phi meaning profit and pleasure as its designation.
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Young Men's Christian Association
High School of
Mobile
Ford
H. Kelly
B. Summerall
F. Johnston
Phi Alpha Phi
Tramps Occupy Maryland Jefferson Homes. Owner Reports Breakage
Mrs. Ellen Quinn, owner of several houses at Maryland and Jefferson streets, filed a police complaint Saturday claiming trespassers occupied the properties by night and damaged plumbing.
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Ellen Quinn
Maryland and
Jefferson Streets
Brickell Sworn as Judge of Eighth Circuit
Robert C. Brickell resigns as Alabama attorney general and takes oath as judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, succeeding the late David W. Speake. The ceremony was administered by John Moffat, secretary to the governor, in Montgomery. William N. Martin is named as his successor in the attorney general role.
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Montgomery
Ala
Robert C. Brickell
Alabama
Eighth
Judicial Circuit
Itc
Orror
David W. Speake
John Moffat
Brickell
Athens
Circuit Court
William N. Martin
S. D
Rye 4s Lose to Red Tide Top in Narrow Tilt
Red Tide Top edges Rye 4 to 3 in a tight contest. Teams traded runs and errors as pitchers battled, with Red Tide Top taking the lead in the late innings and holding on for the win.
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Calvary Church
Holy
J. E. Barnes
D. D. Harmon
J. Men
Z. W. Phillips
Oscar Lewis
J. W. Moore
Carlisle
R. Lindsey
Dallas
Tex
J. J. Monaghan
Monaghan
The
New Orleans
J.S. Gray
W. S. Thorn
Meridian, Miss
Buncombe
Johnston
Gulf City Rebekah
Gulf City
Rebekah Lodge No. 40
Alabama State Assembly
Katherine Burger
Irma Summers
Belle Baldo
Clara Duffee
Ruth Wells
Miss Griffin
Logie Coor
Maggie Fox
Mattie Duffee
Ciara
Lillie Levins
V. Csrs
Annie Calloway
Pati Wells
Fsa
Wowday
Venice
Ice
Eighth Circuit
Martin
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