Admonition on progress and integrity at Alabama meeting
A February Birmingham discussion at the Ala Savings Bank highlighted letters from Dr. C First Johnson urging self improvement and reliable conduct. W B Driver outlined common sense admonitions about keeping promises, serving clients, and proving value through actions and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birminge
Ala
C. First Johnson
Acs
Alamo Savings Bank
W. B. Driver
Disian
Union Mutual Aid
Piles Cure Claim Promises Home Absorption Method
An advertisement claims a home absorption treatment can cure piles including bleeding itching and prolapse. It offers to mail details and a sample, urging immediate response to Emad Summers at Box P Notre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emad Summers
Box P
Notre
Church Dedication Set for Second Sunday Services
The C. M. E. church is to be dedicated this month on the second Sunday, with lodge members participating. Ministers Rev. Snell, Rev. Leath, Rev. Griffin, and Rev. Lewis will lead, and Warren Street M E church choir will provide music. Public invited. L. W. Mitchel, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Leath
Griffin
Lewis
Warren Street Methodist Episcopal Church
L. W. Mitchel
A. G. Glenn
Warren Street Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Birmingham
Ala
Glenn
The Power of Practical Speech for Success
A reflection on talking less as mere words and more as evidence of character. It argues success comes from study effort reading investigation and practice. Persuasive speaking should reveal worth not just tell it.
Mardi Gras Opening Praised by Johnson and Allen
Johnson and Allen opened with flair during Mardi Gras and are hailed as a credit to the race. Dr Hi Rodger Williams promotes a fine picture machine in his drug store inviting a look. St Louis Street Baptist Church led by Dr C First Johnson rises quickly. David Patton buys a full block on Davis Avenue. noted there is an excellent colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Allen
Hi. Rodger Williams
St. Louis Street Baptist Church
C. First
Dr. Johnson
David Patton
Davis Avenue
GO TO CHURCH CAMPAIGN CALLED FOR ACTION
A plea notes woeful church attendance among about 25 000 colored residents with only 5 000 in church and under half of colored children in school. The author urges the race to dedicate time to Christianity and education to progress. A call to mobilize and awaken the community.
Soprano Agnes Conrad To Give Three Recitals At Cawthon Hotel
Miss Agnes Conrad will perform a three recital series titled The Apple Orchard at the Cawthon Hotel March 4 and 5 under the National Society for Broader Education and the Mihewonary Circle of King's Daughters. Accompanists Miss Helen Woytych and Miss Adela Lane have studied abroad.
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Agnes Conrad
Cawthon Hotel
National Society For Broader Education
Mihewonary
King’s Daughters
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Conrad
St. Louis
New York
the Times
Lonnie Vance Held on 500 Dollar Bonds in Murdock Cutting
Lonnie Vance was arraigned before Recorder Edington and bound over to the grand jury under a 500 dollar bond in each case. He faces assault and battery and assault with intent to murder charges after allegedly attacking two boys named Murdock near Dauphin and St Joseph streets two weeks ago, leaving one seriously cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Vance
Edington
Vance
Murdock
Dauphin
St. Joseph
Talladega Man Held for Carnival Robbery
J. T. Sheppard of Talladega Alabama was arrested Saturday afternoon by Detectives Pearson and Harris on a robbery charge. He allegedly robbed a man of eleven dollars on Mardi Gras day on a lot where a tent show company was in the city for the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sheppard
Talladega
Ala
Pearson and
Harris
Sheppard
Bay Minette Council Sees Growth in 1913 and 1914 Plans
The Bay Minette Council of Knights and Ladies of Security reports steady progress with several members joining the 200 000 club and receiving leather bill folds from the National council. District Manager George L. Clinton is expected to return soon to help double membership as the order notes a rising year end cash surplus and aims to exceed prior records in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Martin
Oe Bickley
Mobile Council
Granato
National Council
Pistole
G. L. Clinton
Burke’s
Brother Clinton
Bay Minette Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
George L. Clinton
Bay Minette
Seismograph Records Severe Mexican Quake Near Mobile
Seismograph at Spring Hill College recorded indications of a very severe quake about 1200 miles southwest of Mobile likely in western Mexico. Father Cyril Ruhiman reported the instrument’s record at 11 07 p m Friday noting the quake was probably strongest in Mexico or the far North American region and matched readings in Washington and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Mexico
Spring Hill College
Cyril J. Rubiman
Ruhiman
North American
Washington
Cleveland
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Peyton
Norville Bros
William J
Livest
South Alabama
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
York, England
Cas
United States
Lloyde
New York, N. Y
Edwin G. Seibels
Alabama
Real Estate, Rents, Loans,and Farmlands Departments
Bell
ST. Francis ST. Mobile, Ala
Peepe Chase
Prop Chase
Tenth St
Ecres
Monterey ST. Bargain
Monterey Street
Government St
On Price
Morrill & Lyons & Francis ST
Mobile Realty CO
N. Royal Street
Satsuma
Spring Hill Avenue
Indiana
Kentucky St
West
Washington Avenue
Bath
Top of
Spring Hill
Rolston Hotel
Coden
Battle’s Wharf
Edward M. Bailey
Dauphin ST
Bell Phone
Title Insurance Company
St. Joseph Street
Ann Street
D. A
W. A. Young
N. W
Washington Ave
North Carolina
West Broad Street
Miami Street
N. E. Hercules
N. L. Vickers Rentals
ST. Michael Street
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