Sunday Topic for Youth by William T. Ellis
The piece argues Christian faith rests on the indwelling Spirit of Christ rather than philosophy. It praises the Pauls and saints for testifying Christ in them and notes the way Christian ideals confront modern war and moral reform. It links mystical union with Christ to unity with all believers across the ages.
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William T. Ellis
Grave Reviews
the Sea
Jesus
Zoroaster
Buddha
Confucius
Paul
Christ
Rome
Apostle Paul
Thomas A’ Kempis
Solomon Temple and the Call for a Living Church
A Sunday lesson contrasts Solomon’s temple with the need for a modern church life centered on divine presence. It notes Solomon’s million-strong dedication rituals and the sacred duty of church as a spiritual center, not mere architecture, urging that vitality and intercession define true worship today.
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Solomon
Hiram
Tyre
the &S
Irs
Ayong Eeral
Ang
Korea
Arta
Washington Gladden
Farmers Exchange stock being bought by business people
Stock in the Farmers Produce Exchange of Mobile county is being sold rapidly to city business men. Aubrey Boyles cites a farm lands committee role and notes the exchange will be capitalized at 10000 dollars. Three thousand dollars of stock go to business men in small shares with no board voting rights. seven thousand dollars goes to farmers who gain controlling interest.
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Farmers’ Produce Exchange
Mobile County
Aubrey Boyles
Farm Lands Committee
Exchange
Baldwin Baptists Close Annual Meet With Great Success
The Baldwin County Baptist Association wrapped up its first annual session with the Daphne church in Baldwin county. Officers were reelected and reports on all church activities were discussed. The next meeting is scheduled with the Loxley church on August 15, 1916, with several Mobile clergy members in attendance.
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Baldwin County Baptist Association
Daphne
Baldwin County
Baldwin County Association
Loxley
Royal Princess Becomes Nurse at St Mary’s Paddington
Princess Arthur of Connaught joins the nursing staff of St Mary’s Hospital Paddington where over a thousand wounded Britons are cared for. Her husband serves with General French at the front. The royal nurse, formerly Princess Alexandria, Duchess of Fife, begins daily duties among recovering soldiers.
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Rincess Arthur
Connaught
Princess Arthur of
ConnAugh
St. Mary'sospital
Paddington
Princess Alexandria
Duchess of Fife
Prince Arthur
Sergi
Churches Publish Weekend Service Schedules Across City
The Item lists Sunday services for multiple denominations led by Rev. S P Spiegel at Bienville Square and a broad calendar of worship and Sunday school times. It notes Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist and other congregations with morning and evening services, Bible classes, prayer meetings, and summer mass schedules.
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S. P. Spiegel
First Christian Church
Bienville Square
Mobile Federation of Churches
Wesley Bible
St. Francis Street
M. E
L. S&s. Gray
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
D. Edwards
Guy R. Hurbutt
Baptist Tabernacle Church
Corner Church
Claiborne Streets
J. EB. Barnes
S. Broad Street
John T. Dulaney
Mr. Thompson McRae
D. D. Harmon
First Baptist Church
Jefferson Streets
John W. Phillips
D. D
T. H. Frazer
Grand Bay
Ala
North Side Baptist Church
N. Conception Street
D. W. Bosdell
G. J. Abney
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
T. J. Eaton
St. Catherine of Sienna
Spring Hill
Stem Avenues
Crichton
Emmett B. Kennedy
St. Peter’s Church
Fulton Road
St. Margaret's Church
Cedar Point Road
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Palmetto and
Lawrence Streets
D. A. Brady
T. A. Leniean
St. Ithen’s
Washington Avenue Garrity Streets
John W. Ne
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. W. Salentin
Episcopal
Grace Church
J. T. McCan
All Saints’ Episcopal Church—Government
Ann Street
Thomas H. Johnston
Holy Communion
Methodist
Broad Street
S. W. Roberts
L. F. Grube
Epworth League
A. Tunnell
Gutend
O. C. McGehee
Roper Srn
de Oakdale
D. C. Register
Tor
Sunda
Uncle Wiggily and the Robin Help a Cat Adventure
Uncle Wiggily sails his airship to hunt adventure and spots a cat near a robin’s nest. He uses beans to scare the cat, saving the robins. The cat attacks the airship, but a fall into a robin’s nest ends safely for the rabbit, with a policeman dog arriving to deter the pursuer. The robin offers aid in gratitude.
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Nurse Jane Fuszy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggley
Uncle
Rabbit
Jackie Bow Wow
Uncle Ly
Mr. Longears
Uncle Y
Jane
Uncle Wiggly
Oll
Uncle Wiggsily
Aunt lippity-Flop
Confessions of a Wife and a Family Crisis
A narrator opens with emotional tension over Aunt Mary’s illness and tensions with Mary and Jack. Mother Waverly presses for actions while the narrator recalls discussions about who should care for Mary and the book shop. The dialogue reveals jealousy, obligations, alcohol issues, and doubts about future arrangements as characters debate living and business plans.
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Mother Waverly
Toes
Jack
Mary
Law
Mother Ee
Sita
Ak Rible
National Primitive Baptist Young People Elect Officers
At the Mobile convention a slate of officers was chosen for the National Primitive Baptist Young People organization. Lenora Thomas of Chattanooga was named president with Francis Patton of Huntsville as vice president Mamie Belton of New Smyrna as secretary Mary Erby Mobile as assistant secretary and Louise Robinson of Huntsville as treasurer.
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National Primitive Baptist Association Convention
Mobile
National Primitive Baptist Oung People’s Organization
Lenora Thomas
Chattanooga
Tenn
Francis Patton
Huntsville
Ala
Mamie Belton
New Smyrna
Fla
Mary Erby
Louise Robinson
L. W. Thomas
Mexia
Tex
Twe
Q. C. Windgetts
Warrington
Roger Williams
Primitive Association
Gertrude Poker
M. J. Williams
Emma R. Johnson
W. F. Brown
W. R. Perkins
A. B
Griffin College
Tallahassee
R. A. McCloud
Story Hour Brings Joy to Mobile Kiddies
Mobile's parks introduce story hour, praised by Commissioner Lyons for shaping minds through storytelling. Volunteers, mainly local women, provide sessions at playgrounds, with Captain Lyons noting benefits rival those of plays and Rotary Club support signaling future park system expansion.
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Hearts of Mobile
Mobile
J. Lyons
Mobile Rotary Club
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