Memorial Services for Knights of Pythias at Monroe Park Picnic
Memorial exercises by the Knights of Pythias will be held in Castle Hall at 4:30 PM honoring deceased Rescue Lodge No. 2 and other lodge members. Officers J. H. Overcast and J. W. Henry were re elected M W and M of E respectively. Members prepare for the public celebration of Platead Lodge on July 4 with baseball activities noted.
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K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Rescue Lods
Cc. Brooks
V. C
Will Rogers
C. W. Kenopke
J. H. Overcast
M. W
J. W. Henry
Fraternal Elections Set for Knights and Ladies and Railroad Men
Two annual fraternal elections are planned this week. Knights and Ladies Protective Association meets Tuesday July 1 at 7 30 p m in Y M B A hall to observe its thirteenth anniversary with music and refreshments. Railroad Employes Benevolent Association meets Friday July 4 at 10 a m at M B A hall at Dauphin and Jackson with officers to be elected and amendments to reduce assessments and appoint medical examiners to be considered. Annual notices issued by A S Picker call for attendance and note assessment No 9 due.
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Knights and Ladies’ Protective Association
B. A. Hall
Mary Bancroft
Ecregary
Railroad Employes Benevolent Association
A. S. Picker
Dauphin
Jackson Streets
Association Medical Examiners
Ilustrious Household holds second annal convention at Hotel Empire
The Second annal convention of the Illustrious Household of the Southern Woodmen convenes at the Hotel Empire with L. L. Denson presiding. W. C. Radcliffe and Judge Hugo Black address the gathering as the convention, lasting two or three days, includes attendees from multiple states and cities.
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The
Birmingham News
Moose Lodge Celebrates Third Anniversary In Mobile
A Mobile lodge initiated about fifty members at a recent meeting and pledged harmony, brotherhood, strong officers, and prompt benevolence payments as it finances modern club homes. The group plans an outing with date and place to be announced.
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Moose
Mobile Lodge
Fight On Loyal Order of Moose Poem By W G Sellers
Poem extols perseverance and faith with lines urging fighters to keep heart and hope for a brighter hour. It emphasizes courage against fate and divine support for the brave who strive. The verse invites resilience amid clouds and shadows, promising reward at the end.
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Loyal Order of Moose
W. G. Sellers
Knights and Ladies of Security Plan Open Air Carnival
The Knights and Ladies of Security prepare an open air carnival at Snague Park on July 14 and 15 to aid flood sufferers. A special meeting is set for Wednesday July 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Y M B A hall for members to attend. George L. Clinton reports many candidates for the next regular meeting.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Snague Park
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Denuiv
George L. Clinton
Masonic Lodges Report Nominations and Officer Elections
Rescue Lodge No 24 held a busy meeting with officer nominations and plans for June 30 elections. Mobile Lodge No 67 elected officers for the new term and began rank work soon. Percivale Lodge No 192 initiated two esquires as knights in amplified form with a large crowd attending refreshments after.
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Mobile Lodge No
Percivale Lodge No. 192
Red Cross No 132 Skips Friday Meeting. Next Week On
Red Cross unit No 132 did not meet on its off Friday but will gather the coming Friday. All four of the K P rodees are to hold a joint installation in the near future.
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Red Cross No. 132
K. P. Rodees
Near
Pythians at Memorial Ceremony and Moose Honor Featured
Interior design and lodge events detail a memorial ceremony led by D B Dobbs and J K Tiewitt with music by Evie Clarke and Thorne Winter. Herve Charest named past dictator for Mobile Lodge 321. Moose and K P officers listed. Maple Camp plans sixth annual outing with June 10 Fairhope picnic and chartered steamers for transportation.
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W. M. Aldridge
Evie Clarke
Sadie Evil
Thorne Winter
Aldridge
Aubrey Boyles
Friends of the Pythians
AM. M. Marsh
Messrs
J. D. Bloch
FF. W. Crenshaw
H. O. Horton
Jesse I. Hogan
Percy J. Howard
Rev. G. & Tucker
Osborne Enholm
W. Willoughby
Walter Yonge
W. J. Mc Cowan
Henry Simon
BE. H. Hi i
W. M. Johnston
P. L. Eastburn
J. ©. Twomey
Wm. Marshall
R. A. Pierre
L. D. Dix
H. L. Pruitt
A. G. Levy
W. T. Pritchard
A. G. Moses
Louis F. Wilson
Magnolia Cemetery
Herve Charest
Loyal Order of Mooge
Brother Herve Charest
Mobile Lodge 321
Brother Charest
Mobile Lodge 221
Loyal Order of Moose
Fairhope
Pleasure Bay
Carney
Appolo
Drago
SARE OF COTTON URGED BY MEMPHIS EXCHANGE
Memphis Cotton Exchange launches a campaign for a standard bale size of 27 by 64 inches with a $1 penalty per bale after September 1 for nonstandard shipments. The group also urges market shipments only in good condition and properly covered, dry, and clean to maintain quality leadership in Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Memphis Exchange
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Tennessee
Mississipi
Arkansas
Henry Hotter
The
Exchange
Building Permits Weekly Totals June 28
The city engineer issued building permits for the week ending June 28. Ed Brown gets a frame building at 301 Davis avenue for 59 dollars. W S Hanlon plans a one room shop at Davis avenue and Lyons street for 200 dollars. P Cuffman repairs at 406 Davis avenue for 490 dollars. Mrs C T Andrews erects a two room addition at 551 North Joachim street for 300 dollars. Mrs George H Milsted remodels at Springhill Hill avenue near Ann street for 259 dollars.
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Ed Brown
Davis Avenue
W. S. Hanlon
Lyons Street
P. Cuffman
C. T. Andrews
North Joachim Street
George H. Milsted
Springhill Hill Avenue
Ann Street
Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic Promoted
Old Standard tonic claims to purify blood and strengthen the liver, aiding malaria recovery. Advertises for adults and children at 50 cents, with text promoting general health benefits and system buildup.
Mississippi couple elopes to marry at dry goods store
In Starkville on June 28 circuit court clerk Mike Fulgham aided a quick license for T W New of West Point and Susie Dillard Schmitz. They wed at a dry goods store with Rev W A Jordan officiating, eloping due to parental objections over the bride’s age. Both families are described as prominent and the couple traveled sixteen miles from West Point.
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Starkville
Miss
Court House
Circuit Court
Mike Fulgham
T. W. New
Susie Dillard Sehmitz
West Point
Baptist Parsonage
W. A. Jordan
Rev. Jordan
Mr. New
William Schmitz
Laura McKee Falls recovers land then seeks divorce
Laura McKee Falls of Soper Oklahoma won back her allotment valued around ten thousand dollars after accusing her husband Tony Falls and his brother of swindling her. J G Witherspoon of Durant Oklahoma held the deed now conveying the allotment to her. Soon after regaining possession she filed for divorce from Tony Falls.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Laura McKee Falls
Soper
Okla
Tony
J. G. Witherspoon
Durant
Witherspoon
Apalachicolan Named Florida Customs Collector
Judge I. Cooper Griggs of Apalachicola has been appointed collector of customs for Florida and will assume July 1 with headquarters in Jacksonville. The appointment surprised some but followed the Tampa effort to win the post paying $6,000 yearly. Griggs had been a candidate for U S marshal for the northern district of Florida.
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Pensacola
Fla
I. Cooper Griggs
Apalachicola
Florida
Jacksonville
Tampa
Griggs
United States
Adultery Charge Cited as Grounds for Desertion Claim
Mrs. Falls alleges her husband was held to the ad jury on adultery and deserted her the day after she deeded him her property, asserting the abrupt separation followed the transfer of assets.
Barbecue for Memorial Fund in Selma
A July barbecue in Selma, Alabama, under the Morgan Pettus Memorial Association, will aid the monument fund. Distinguished speakers will discuss the lives of notable men. The event features a Cotton States League doubleheader Selma vs Clarksdale, trap shooting, Shriners on parade, athletic events, dancing, and socializing for all ages. Confederate veterans and commercial travelers are invited. rail fare discounts offered. no political addresses will be delivered by candidates, with three speeches limited to Pettus Memorial activities.
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Selma
Ala
Morgan-Pettus Memorial Association
Alabama
Monument Fund
Clarksdale
Pettus Memorial Association
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