Religion Is Vital to All Doctors Says Dr Phillips
Rev John W Phillips preached the baccalaureate address to the University of Alabama School of Medicine graduates at First Baptist Church. He urged that physicians must be religious, practice spiritual therapeutics, hear confessions, read lives, and be morally ordered to properly minister to patients.
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John W. Phillips
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
First Baptist Church
Phillips
Epworth League Meeting Prepares Alabama Convention
The Epworth League of Government Street Methodist Church held a Sunday night meeting as a forerunner to the Alabama Epworth League convention in city on June 12 to 15. A musical program arranged by Mrs. William Schock featured local talent including Louise Goldsby Ida Nette Gibson Jeanette Acker and John Willis with solo and chorus numbers and a double quartet performance.
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Epworth League
Government Street
Epworth League of Alabama
William Schock
Sopanos
Louise Goldsby
Alfred L. Clothier
Ida-Nette Gibson
Jeanette Acker
S. R. Montieth
A. L. Clothier
John C. Willis
Hardin A. Perkins
John Willis
Mr. Hardin A. Perkins
Shrine
Mr. S. R. Monteith
Rabbi Moses Plans Self Designed Confirmation Rite
At the 1916 class confirmation next Wednesday at 10 am in Government Street Temple Rabbi Alfred G Moses will introduce a ritual of his own design. The ceremony includes a choral service by the temple choir. Pupils are Janice J Cashman Eva C Gup Harold Gup Edith J Metzger Grace A Zelnicker and Cecile Goldstein.
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Government Street
Alfred G.moses
Janice J. Cashman
Eva C. Gup
Harold Gup
Edith J. Metzger
Grace A. Zelnicker
Cecile Goldstein
Gaillard Attends Service Commission Meeting in Montgomery
Samuel P. Gaillard, a member of the Alabama Public Service Commission, is in Montgomery attending the body’s convening. He notes several important cases on the schedule, some of which affect Mobile.
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Samuel P. Gaillard
Alabama Public Service Commission
Montgomery
Gaillard
Mobile
Foreclosure Notice and Public Sale in Mobile Alabama
Default on a vendor lien from 1912 prompts a public sale at Mobile County Courthouse in Alabama on June 6, 1916 at 12 noon. Property described as part of Fry and Dunlap tract in Mobile City, to satisfy debt and foreclosure costs. Attorneys Inge & McLeod handle proceedings.
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Jesse O. Acree
Carrie G. Acree
Reuben W. Crutcher
Court House
Mobile County
Alabama
Texas Street
Fry and Dunlap
Jesse O. .Acree
Carrie G Acree
Inge & McLeod
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DR. Phillips
Rabbi Moses
S. P. Gaillard
Service Commission
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Three Mile Creek
Telegraph Road
Cler
Board OF Revenue ‘and Road Commissioners
A. Alvarez
Universal
Smith Piano Company
iNewby & Evans
Alee
Nice
Len
Ipiano i Ue Club
Ea Ey
Mehlin, Kimball
Whitney
Hinze
Cote
England
Bradley
Ras Ag
Aaa
Krakauer
Masonic Temple
araNind
Smith Piano CO
Ala
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