Faith and Patriotism in Wartime Moral Unity
The article urges unity of religion and national welfare amid war, urging patriotism through household faith and civic duty. It cites public morals, social service, and peace propaganda, noting centennial peace with Britain and the United States, and emphasizes character as defense beyond armaments. It quotes Hamilton Virgil and Paul to argue a Christ-inspired populace guides the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Ellis
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Europe
Jon Fenton
Jesus
Samuel
Alexander Hamilton
Virgil
Paul
Christ
Autauga Man Fined for Firing On Auto Party
J. W. Allen of Autauga county was fined $250 by Judge M. H. Screws for firing on a Montgomery party returning from Prattville. Allen claimed his buggy was struck by an auto, provoking his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autauga
Auto Party
Montgomery
J. W. Allen
Autauga County
M. H. Screws
Court of Common Pleas
F. M. Dorn
Election of Militia Officers Announced in Montomergy
The state military department announced the election of Frederick Leroy Wyatt of Gadsden as captain of Company F Fourth Regiment at Gadsden and Louis Greet of Gadsden as first lieutenant. It also named Ira B. Thompson of Bay Minette as captain of Company B First Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montomergy
State Military Department
Frederick Leroy Wyatt
Gadsden
Louis Greet
Ira B. Thompson
Bay Minette
Absalom and David a Sunday School Lesson
A Sunday School lesson on David and Absalom from Second Samuel discusses divine retribution, pride, and rebellion. It links Absalom’s beauty to inner flaws, warns against self indulgence, and highlights discipline through athletics and leadership challenges.
Church Notices and Service Schedules Listed
Churches across denominations announce weekly worship times Sunday schools prayer meetings and special events. Baptist groups plan July 9 meetings at Merts Station Zion Church and Crichton Oakdale and Cavalry offerings list sermons baptisms and youth activities. Cathedral Saint Mary Saint Peters and St Matthew host summer mass schedules with daily masses and benedictions.
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Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Merts Station
Zion Baptist Church
Baptist
First Baptist Se
John W. Batis
Hisionary Society
L. D. Dix
Spring Hill Avenue
Margaret ‘Street
Crichton Baptist Church
J. D. Wilks
R. M. Hunter
Flomaton
Ala
Cavalry Baptist Church
Cedar
North Carolina Free Streets
George W. McRae
William J. Young
Arnold Langner
Wedn & P. m
Dauphin Way Baptist Arch
W. J. Pram Aes
Guy R. Hurbutt
North Side Baptist Church
N. Eee Street
D. W. Bosdell
D. D
Abney
Irene
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary
T. J. Eaton
St. Catherine of Sienna
Crichton
Emmett B. Kennedy
St. Peter’s
Fulton Road
St. Margaret’s Church
Cedar Point Road
St. Matthew's Church
John W. Dunne
de. Pauls Cardh
D. A. Bray
RamyoRtor
Lenlean
St. Palthew'a
Trinity
Anthony
Jackson Strests
Ve Richards
Holy Communion
St. Paul's Church—Whistier
A. G. Richards
King David’s Grief Over Absalom’s Death Expressed In Battle Report
The text recounts Joab’s brutal killing of Absalom and David’s sorrowful reaction. It notes the king’s lament at the city gate and his deep sense of personal sin and failed legacy despite military victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Absalom
Mecca
David
Saul
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Ittai
Philistine
Hushai
Hke
Shimei
Israel
Hushal
Jordan
Joab
Abasalm
Enormous Rise in U S Food Exports During War
Washington report shows the United States feeding the world as European conflict disrupts supply chains. Commerce data indicate exports valued at about 1.0 million dollars in the period, marking a major factor in the nation’s foreign trade balance versus the prior year’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
S.illion
Verdict in Kolb Suit Against Journal
A Montgomery jury returned a verdict Friday night in the case brought by former state agriculture commissioner Kolb against the Journal for 25000 dollars. Kolb claimed the paper maliciously stated that he offered a 50 dollar salary to Frasier and falsehoods about his father Reuben Kolb Jr. The newspaper said the error was without malice and offered a retraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ee Es Ek
Kolb
Riacaon
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S. W. Roberts
L. F. Grube
Haworth League
J. B. Trotter
J. N. Cammack
Prayer Jr
Jasper Mills
Suing
Creola
Ana
Plateau
G. W. Carpenter
Tor
Satsuma
G. . Ceneer Ee
Firat Pat Francis
Epworth League
Toulminville
Whistler
Rev. F. Meetor
Aura A. Cato
Orddoctan
Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church
Dankin and
Ann Streets
D. A.lanck
Mission of American
May Manton
Mee
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