Celebration of All Saints Day in Mobile Honor to Abram Ryan
A Mobile gathering marked All Saints Day with a wreath ceremony atop Abram Ryan's monument. Marion Taylor, granddaughter of Hannis Taylor, placed the wreath amid orange blossom decor. A luncheon followed featuring orange blossom motif place cards, a miniature bride for the honoree, and a silver spoon gift. Mrs Beard hosted at Beard's home with a toast to Miss Wartey and a Victorola musical interlude.
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Minge
Abram Ryan
Marion Taylor
Charles le Baron Taylor
Hannis Taylor
Ryan
Mobile
D A R Meeting and Halloween Event at Cathedral
This afternoon at 3 o clock a D A R meeting will be held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral library to elect delegates for the state conference in New Decatur Alabama. Tonight the D A R hosts a Halloween celebration in the cathedral auditorium with Mrs C C B Shawnan and Mrs Greenwood Ligon as hostesses. full dress is not required.
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Scottish Rite
New Decatur
Ala
Shawnan
Greenwood Ligon
Mrs Gielow Delights Crowd With Mountain Folklore Talk
A large crowd greeted Mrs Martha A Gielow at Hilks Hall last evening. She shared folklore stories of The Southern Mountaineers detailing simple mountain life with spinning wheels and crude living amid distant rural communities. She used stereopticon views to illustrate her talk.
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Martha ‘A.'Gielow
Hilks
Mobile Bride-To-Be Helen Warley Feted In Houston Box Party
In Houston a box party honored Miss Helen Toulmin Warley before her Friday wedding to Tom Boone Jr. of Mobile. Guests received gold lettered souvenir programs tied with white ribbon and a ceremonial verse in tribute to the bride.
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Helen Toulmin Warley
Tom Boone, Jr
Mobile
Houston Post
Houston
Tex
T. G. Beard
The
Majestic
Tom Boohe, Jr
Ala
Helen Warley
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Miss Belle Kearney Absent From Suffrage Meeting
Miss Belle Kearney was forced to miss the Thursday night suffrage meeting at the M C A due to illness her throat is so poor she cannot speak audibly and has canceled all engagements.
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Belle Kearney
M.C
Carnation dinner honors Warley Boone bridal party in Houston
A dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bian honored the Warley Boone bridal party with ten covers. Crimson carnations marked the table and hand painted place cards featured the flower. Guests included Misses Helen Warley Meta Warley Vermelle Sears Gladys Boone and Messrs Tom Boone drs Stanley Beard George Sears Theo Warley.
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J. Bain
Houston Post
Helen Warley
Meta Warley
Vermelle Sears
Gladys Boone
Alabama
Messrs
Tom Boone
Drs
Stanley Beard
George Sears
Theo Warley
Eight Soldiers Enlist at Local Army Recruiting Office
Eighteen applications were filed in October at the local United States Army recruiting station, eight accepted. Corporal Black called the average very good. Lieutenant Colonel Tripple, in charge of New Orleans district, visited Friday to inspect the office and took Bay Walters of Walton Indiana, who enlisted here, back to New Orleans.
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United States Army
Corporal Black
Tripple
New Orleans
Army
Mobile
Walters
Walton
Ind
Infantry
Groves Tas’ Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality
An old advertisement touts Groves Tas’ Tastelees chill tonic as arousing action and purifying the blood. It claims to drive malaria from the blood and build up the system for adults and children, priced at 60 cents.
First Lyceum Entertainment Proves a Treat Tonight
A select Mobile Federation of Churches audience enjoyed the Lyceum Lecture Course opener at Harte Auditorium Y M C A. Josef Konecny dazzled with Paganini and St Lubin works while Madame Alma Hays Reed and Miss Misa Prudence Neff added vocal and piano highlights earning repeated encores. Aubrey Boyle outlined season tickets at two dollars fifty cents for seven attractions.
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Lyceum
Mobile Federation of Churches
Harte Auditorium
Josef
Alma Hays Reed
Misa Prudence Neff
Konecny
St. Lubin
Lucia
Paganini
Madame Reed
Miss Neff
Racoczy
Liszt
Aubrey Boyle
Church Federation
Aires Hongrois
Hungarian Arts
Ernst
Mr. Konecny
Cavatine
Gounod
Mme
Reed
Rekeczy
Listz
Brahms
Cefalu Plans New Fruit Line Steamship Company
New Orleans will host a new steamship and fruit firm led by John B Cefalu formerly of Mobile and head of the Central American Steamship Company. The venture aims to operate fruit passenger and freight services between New Orleans Central American ports and Mexico with several modern vessels, possibly serving Mobile later. Cefalu says charter is forthcoming and operations may begin within months while details remain pending.
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New Orleans
John B. Cefalu
Mobile
Central American Steamship Company
Central American
Mexico
John B. Cefaiu
Cefain
Winter league pennant optimism and commitment stance
A commentator notes that nearly any old team could win the winter league pennant and argues that avoiding commitment is as poor as lying. The remark reflects caution about predicting outcomes and the value of clear statements in sports discourse.
Bible in Public Schools Rally Speeds Methodist Meeting
At Indianapolis on November 1 the first national convention of Methodist Men, with over 3,000 delegates, adjourned after adopting a policy and urging Bible restoration in public schools. The group praised Lincoln Jubilee plans and rural church development while sending felicitations to Viscount Chinda and sympathy to Charles W. Fairbanks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
America
General Conference
Galveston
Texas
Los Angeles
New York City
Buffalo
San Francisco
J. W. van Cleaver
Decatur
Ill
Viscount Chinda
Washington
Japan
Chinda
Depau University
Greencastle
Charles W. Fairbanks
Methodist Plan Central College Campaign in Missouri
The Methodist Episcopal Church South bishops closed their session with plans to raise 225000 for a central college at Fayette Missouri. The New York central board of education led by John D Rockefeller pledged 75000 to endow the college if others raise the rest. All 468 Missouri collegians will be asked to help. Bishops oppose giving women a vote in church conference.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
College of Dishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Central College
Fayette
Central Board of Education of
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Missouri
Revival Services Begin at Tabernacle Baptist Church
Revival services start Sunday at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Rev. W. P. Wilks preaching. Rev. J. A. Cook arrives Monday from Montgomery to lead services and is a Baptist State Board of Missions member. Mortgage holder foreclosed but group vows to pay debt. mortgagee allows continued use if interest and taxes are paid. Home Mission Secretary B. D. Gray of Atlanta pledges foreign and home mission aid.
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W. P. Wilks
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. A. Cook
Montgomery
Cook
Baptist State Board of Missions
Messrs. Walsh and
Medlock
Home Mission
B. D. Gray
Atlanta
Foreign and Home Mission Societies
Mary Danforth Faces a Distant Engagement Revelation
Mary Danforth receives Gordon Craig’s engagement news and grapples with betrayed trust. She hides her reaction, recalls their informal promise, and in a flash of resolve decides to reply only after she has her own news to tell. She burns Craig’s letter in anger as her mother awaits.
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Mary Danforth
Gordon Craig
San Antonio
Mary
Gordon
Gia
Craig
Testimonial From Adrian Woman Ends Suffering With Remedy
A woman from Adrian Texas describes four years of severe cramps chills and sickness with hemorrhages finally finding relief after using a displayed advertisement for Geam's Vegetable Compound. She cites five doctors failed to cure her but reports lasting improvement.
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Adrian
Texas
Interesting Talk on Mountaineers by Mrs. Glielow
Mrs. Marhia Glielow of Washington delivered an illustrated lecture on Work Among the Southern Mountaineers at the Elks club auditorium. The talk, part of the Southern Commercial Congress Women’s Auxiliary program, featured folklore and photos showing mountaineers aided to gain educated skills and independence.
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Elks’ Club
Marhia Glielow
Washington
Energy thrift and enterprise in American life
An intact sentence fragment references energy, thrift, and American enterprise as guiding virtues in national life. The passage hints at a discussion of economic ideals shaping policy and daily work, with emphasis on industriousness and innovation.
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Ea American Enterprise
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Miss Kearney
Hallowe’en
Settlement
Mothers’ Club
Hallowe'en
Wesley Deakle
Hugh S. Allison
Lalie Allison
Birmingham
Bessie S. Coburn
Meridian
Son
Willis
Percy
First Lyceum Entertainment
Koneeny
Gefalu
Mobilian
Methodists
Tabernacle
Mse E. Pinkham
Bell Telephone
Bell System
Southern Bell Oe and Telegraph
Compan
PANAM
Willis J. Abbot
ST. Francis Sts
Teag
Full Bet Teeth
Ae Ee
DR. FL. Tapia
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