Mobile religious notices urge weekly services and prayers
Local notice lists numerous churches in Mobile with schedules for prayer meetings, Sunday schools, preaching at multiple times, and activities for men women and youth. It includes Rev. Williams Rev. Walker Rev. Johnson and other pastors, with locations such as Oakdale, Street Church, Mount Sinai and more. It also urges better housing and sanitary living to improve health.
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Buffert
J. Thomas Williams
Elation Baptist Church
Oakdale
King
Sunpchool
Rev
N. Boyd
Tne Street
Frayer
Ank
E Louis Street Baptist Church
Prac
Bert Tein
City
C. F. Johns
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Emanuel
Texas
Delay
F. J. Walker
Tuesut
Wed- Gay
Neral
Oun Zion
Eel
Mount Sinai Baptist Church
South Meeting
A. T. Warner
Arene Olive Baptist Church
Lyons and Scott
K. D. Watkins
First Baptist Church
Oak Grove
Asus Ae
Friendship Baptist Church
Calvert
Ala
Cedar Fork Baptist Church
Suggsville
W. C. Thompson
Warren Street
Epworth League
G. W. Lewis
Bethel A. M. EB
J. J. Griffin
Ebenezer A. M. HB
Ieee
Leon W. Mitchell
St. Paul A. M. E
Mayeville
L. Rhone
Bission A
Chureli
Christian Endeavor
G. W. Johnson
Good Will — Church
Nealy
Woman's Missionary Society
James Washington
Mt. Olive
al Society
James
Negroes urged to secure own homes at Plateau conference
At the Plateau conference held January 27 and 28 the rural conditions committee was formed with W. E B. Knight as chairman and members Dr. Rodgers Dr. Hannum J. A. Kitchen Robert Vincent and B. C. Fond appointed to study housing issues for the Black community.
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Plateau
Plateau Institute
W. E B. Knight
Dr. Rodgers
Dr. Hannum
J. A. Kitchen
Robert Vincent
B. C. Fond
Church workers at Crichton prepare for district conference
St Stephen s A M E Church Crichton mobilizes to ready the building and congregation for the district conference set for April 5 to 8. Led by the pastor and officers the group emphasizes church needs and community outreach as the last fourth Sunday rally proved a grand success.
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St. Stephen’s A. M. E
Crichton
St. Stephen’s Church
Labor Union Club Seeks Laundry Leader and Workers
The Labor Union Club announces laundry department openings and seeks a competent person to manage laundry work. Additional laundry staff are needed now. They offer sewing lessons and pattern fitting guidance. Apply at 1076 Congress Street between Pine and Kennedy or call Home 1775.
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The
Labor Union Club
Congress Street
Pine
Kennedy
Notable Names Listed in Social Notices and Deaths
The fragment lists pairs of individuals and families by surname and relation, including Ernest and Mary E. Washington and others, followed by a Deaths section naming Jeff Brooks Clarence W. Dunsmore Reuben Shields Sandy Young Robert Woodley Walter Green Watman Richardson female names Charlotte Rees Fannie Moorer Della Jackson Isadora Strong Louise Ross Josephine Hamilton Nettie Johnson.
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Jeff Brooks
Clarence W. Dunsmore
Reuben Shields
Sandy Young
Robert Woodley
Walter Green
Watman Richardson
Charlotte Rees
Fannie J. Moorer
Della Jackson
Isadora V. Strong
Louise Ross
Josephine Hamilton
Nettie Johnson
PRESSING CLUB CROOK CONVICTED SATURDAY
Robert Huffman, a man identified in reports as a negro, was convicted on one embezzlement case and pleaded guilty on another in city court Saturday with two more cases pending. Deputy Sheriff Vance Gunnison captured him after weeks of investigation. Huffman was refranded for sentence. George Stewart was arrested for burglary of Charles Fritz’s store and pleaded guilty, while Howard Hall, indicted with Stewart, was found guilty by a jury.
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Robert Huffman
Huffman
Vance Gunnison
George Stewart
Charles Fritz
Howard Hall
Stewart
Roche Murder Trial On Docket This Week
The third week of the city court will focus on prohibition cases while Edward Roche faces murder in the first degree for the November 2 shooting of Thomas McMahon at Conti and Royal streets. Bail had been set at 10 000, reduced to 5 000, but not posted.
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Prohibition
Edward Roche
Roche
Thomas McMahon
Conti
Royal Streets
Samuel B. Browne
Circuit Court
Emile Lyons
Meyer Mitchell
Adolph Reiman
John S.S. West
Sam Costello
Oliver V. Schneider
Chris Andros
Eddie Hall
Brooks Murray
William EB. Flinn
James Hughes
Ferdinand Phillips
Carson
Dan Hamilton
Tom Meyers
Joseph Brooks
Mary Nichol
Joseph A. Dacovich
Erhardt Karl
Southern Railway spends most of January in the South
In January the Southern Railway disbursed 4,649,383 for labor materials and other purposes with 87.71 percent paid to entities in the South. Comptroller A. H. Plant released the figures noting large construction expenditures and increased southern disbursements by 167,135 above the prior month.
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Washington
Southern Railway Company
South
A. H. Plant
Transpo
Negro Doctor Held to Federal Grand Jury
Federal investigators issued a warrant against a Negro doctor named Brown alleging violation of laws prohibiting the sale or distribution of war era drugs. T. F. B. Middlebrook and R. W. Hagg swore out the warrant as they investigated charges.
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Fed
Jérez
T. FB. Middlebrook
R. W. Hagg
Brown
Pearson and Burch Beer Seizure Leads to Arraignment
Police seized thirty eight bottles of beer during an arrest at about six o'clock in the afternoon. Jackson will be arraigned in the recorder's court Monday for violating the prohibition law.
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See
Pearson
Burch
Jackson
Recorder’s Court
Alabama Fish Hatchery Bill Advances in Senate
The Senate approved Senator Bankhead's measure to appropriate 50 000 for an Alabama fish hatchery. Location to be chosen by the secretary of commerce. Several Alabama House members have similar bills pending and a strong push in this session is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bankhead
Alabama
Secretary of Commerce
House
Heavy hitting Giants win 5 0 in Dallas game
New York regulars defeated Dallas 5 to 0 as Kelley hit a homer and Thorpe added a homer and a three bagger. Wendell doubled. Perritt Schupp and Wendell contributed for New York while Bone Black Adams and McDonough worked for Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Giants
Kelley
Thorpe
New York
Wendell
Beore
Perritt
Schupp
Bone
Black
Adams
McDonough
Waco Pennant Winners Top Giants Second Team
Ellis Hardy's pennant winners walloped the New York Giants' second team 7 to 3 in Waco. The locals rapped ten hits off Palmero and Kramer with Ball Naylor Smith Jacobs Palmero Kramer Kocher Kenny driving in runs.
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Waco
Tex
Mar
Ellis Hardy
New York Giants
Palmero
Kramer
Naylor
Smith
Jacobs
Kocher
Kenny
Jewish Frat Chapter Formed at University
An Alabama chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity has been organized at the University. The charter was granted recently and new members were initiated this week. Members include M. E. Frolich Selma Lehman Mayer Des Moines 8 L Stern Montgomery Fred A Lewis Talladega Lawrence L Saks Birmingham Chas J Weil na Walter Mitchell Jr Mobile Corona Walter Mitchell Jr Mobile Sidney EB Patterson Decatur Arthur Green Bessemer Frolich led the effort and has been active in campus life.
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Mobile
Corona
Walter Mitchell
Court Docket Summaries For Week In Mobile District
Hon. Samuel B. Browne presides with law and equity sessions listing judgments and motions. Notable entries include a $600 verdict for S. F. Ponds against Texas Company, various demurrers sustained, default judgments and damages awarded, and multiple upcoming dockets for the week plus a baseball sponsorship announcement for March 18 at Lyons Park.
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Law and Equity Court
Safford Berney
Harry T. Inge
Merchants Bank
Henry T. Davis
People’s Shoe Company
Co. J. Gayfer & Co
Harry T. Hartwell
Peoples Bank
Frank J. Poggi
Thomas Wagner
K. Touart
F. A. Cirlot
T. B. Pace
George C. Looker
Gulf Coast Fair Association
F. Lewis
C. M. Wimberly
C. H. Smith
Cora Farnell
Weinacker
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Sarah Sutton
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Mobile Overland Company
N. A
Lelia Betteze
Mobile and
Ohio
Lyons Park
Katie May Robertson
Ethel Marquis
Jennie May Airey
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Ily Digoncase
Rayer
J. P. Rogers
Olive
Mauvilla
F. R . Baptist Church
iBunday School
Man Baptist Chuunday
AB Thompson
Baptist Church
Lyona
Scott and Wilkinson
State Street
A Hannum
Hope Chapel
Rev. M.S. Kell
Methodist
Bt. Stephen's
BE. J. Odom
Meachneian
Seventh Day Adventist
Hamilton Street
R. H. Moore
Theodorey M. E. Cudr¢h
Theodore
First Congregational Church
Canal
Charleston
Spencer Snell
Harold M. Kingsley
Florida
Tennessee
Kingsley
F. Raymond
Preyer
Pan
Ann Street Presbyterian
Ann and
Basil Streets
D. G. Garland
Joseph James
Christian Endeavor Meeting
EB. Latham
Matthew
L. A. Deyampert
Luebo
Congo
Belgian Free States
Africa
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. B. Atkinson
Brothérh
E. Cc
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
N. E. Moore
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lodge News
Evening Star Tabernacle
J. M. Knox
Lillie B. Williamson
Fountain
C. D
Gertrude Elsberry
Porters’ and Drivers’ Benevolent Association
Eugene
K. of L
H. W
Knights of Honor
Ernest and
Mary E. Washington
John
Fannie E. Williams
John J
Mary L. Matthews
Frank and
Maude Wise
Fred
Martha Bingleton
CROOK
Tiger
Wallops Giants
University
F. Ponds
Texas Company
William McConnell
N. E. Turpentine Cup Company
Sewall Radford
Palm Oil Company
N. Drahan
Mallory Steamship Company
K. Broadwell
W. Imms
Indian Motocycle Company
Merchants’ Transfer Company
A. D. Lynch
Tennessee and Northern
Elijah Thomas
J. C. O'Gwynn
James A. Lewis
York
Peiratictas
A. J. C. Lewis
Congress ST
Bell
Potomac
Hanford
Jas. McPhillips Grocery Company
Dauphin, Front and
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