Women at Congress Share Vision of a Jesus Land
Report of a recent interdenominational study session in Mobile focusing on "Churches and Opportunity" with Mrs Newsom leading. Devotional by Mrs Dumas, musical interlude by Mrs 8 S Mobile soprano, and reflections on welcoming immigrants. Announced next meeting set for November 3 at 4 pm.
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America
Newsom
Dumas
Vaughan
Fowler
Mobile
Jesus
United States
T Street
Miss Owen
Children’s Story Hour Charms Chil dren at Harte Auditorium
The Chil dren's Story Hour opened at 4 pm in Harte Auditorium with America led by Mrs Claud Grayson. Miss Natalie Simmonson acted as storyteller for the first half hour, praised for her long involvement and promising more. Mrs Gielow presented stories with pictures, while Dr Planck assisted kindly.
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Harte Auditorium
America
Hildren
Claud Grayson
Natalie Simmonson
Simonson
Elwell Bridge Club Opens With Mrs Adams This Friday
The Elwell Bridge Club holds its first meeting with Mrs B F Adams on Friday at 3 PM. A Thursday Evening Dancing Class begins this week with Miss Annie Lou Rafield offering private lessons from 7 9 and then group dancing. The Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday at 11 o clock in the Bush Auditorium at the First Baptist Church with a solar program and a vocal solo by Mrs Ch Burkett.
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Elwell Bridge Club
The
B. F. Adams
Annie Lou Rafield
Woman's Missionary Society
Bush Audi
First Baptist Church
Ch Burkett
Sewing Party for Miss Duffey Before Her Wedding
Miss Louise Ollinger will host a Thursday morning sewing party honoring Miss Margaret Duffey. Guests are invited for a social chat and to celebrate Duffey ahead of her upcoming wedding next week.
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Louise Ollinger
Margaret Duffe
Miss Duffey
Linen Shower for Miss Duffey in Houston
Lee Wilson of Houston visits her parents Cap and Mrs E D Peppers. Friday at 3 o clock a linen shower is held in honor of Miss Duffey, a recent addition to the community.
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Lee Wilson
Houston
Tex
Cap
E. D. Peppers
Miss Duffey
Hosiery Shower Hosted for Miss Duffy
Nannie Dunham will host a hosiery shower Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock in honor of Miss Duffy, a bride of next week.
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Nannie Dunham
Miss Duffy
Meeting Called by Detention Home Board Monday at Eleven
A called meeting of the board members of the Detention Home is scheduled for Monday at 11 o clock in Parlor C. The purpose is to make final arrangements for Wesarding tag day. A. C. Bromberg of Atlanta is visiting the mother, Mrs. M. A.
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Hagers
Mobile visitors honor local historical figures in Alabama tour
Adolph Boldt of Houston chamber of commerce joined a Mobile party including A B Kennedy and W T Sheehan to visit Father Ryan and Admiral Semmes graves and the home of Augusta Evans Wilson. The group toured the Catholic cemetery at Ryan's burial site and Ashland Place, praising Mobile’s literary and naval heritage.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Commerce
Adolph Boldt
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Texas
Boldt
Father Ryan
Admiral Semmes
Augustua Evans Wilson
A. B. Kennedy
Business Men's League of
Montgomery
Wm. T Sheehan
The
Montgomery Advertiser
A. L. Thatcher
New Orleans
Associated Press
Leon Schwarz
Ryan
Jemmies
Ashland Place
Wilson
Mr. Boldt
St Josephs Dance Night At No 67 North Bayou Street
St Josephs Catholic Association announces an informal dance on Wednesday evening November 5 at 9 oclock in their hall at No 67 North Bayou street. Admission will be by ticket only.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Association
North Bayou Street
Trio of Misses Return from Selma Teamer Trip
Miss Anita Prime Annie and Rosa Glass returned from a teamer trip to Selma enjoying the outing very delightfully.
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Anita Prime
Annie
Rosa Glass
Selma
All Saints Day Observed By Mobile Faithful
Mobile’s Catholic population held All Saints Day services across churches with early masses and a solemn high mass. Pilgrims visited Catholic Cemetery where graves were flowered. All Souls Day observances announced for Monday. The piece discusses the festival’s origins and its spread through Catholic and Anglican worlds.
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Mobile
Episcopal Church
John Chryostom
Phocas
Bonice IV
Augustus
Our Lady of All Martyrs
Petar T the Redeemer
Saved Thirteen Lives Due a Medal Carnegie Inquiry
New York November 1 The Carnegie Corporation now investigates Charles F Lentino who in 1908 saved thirteen lives in a Mulberry street fire and was to receive 2000 dollars he claims never to have gotten F M Wilmot manager of the Carnegie hero commission at Pittsburg says he does not recall the Lentino case and there may be a mistake
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New York
Carnegie Corporation
Charles F. Lentino
Mulberry Street
Lentino
F. M. Wilmot
Carnegie Hero Commission
Pittsburg
Lenting
American Art Work for Frisco Exposition
Charles Francis Browne of Chicago will head the American art section at the San Francisco Exposition. He and Alexis Jean Fournier sketch in the Seine valley and Browne argues Americans abroad lack authentic national atmosphere. Trask, the art director, awaits a London visit before dinners with the American association. Principal organizers include Cinch and Walter Griffin.
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Paris
Charles Francis Browne
Chicago
Valley of the Seine
Alexis Jean Fournier
East Aurora
Browne
America
Mr. Browne
San Francisco Exposition
San Francisco
Europe
arri\l
Jed Trask
Trask
London
American Association
Cinc
Walter Griffin
Marriage License Issued to Moses Jinkins and Polly Spicer
A marriage license was issued by probate court on Saturday afternoon to Moses Jinkins and Polly Spicer.
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Moses Jinkins
Polly Spicer
Festival observance spreads beyond lands and saints
The text notes how the observance of a festival spread rapidly to other lands and, from November 1, became a tribute to all saints known and unknown. It speaks of a later feast of obitation and payee Catholics and Episcopalians, indicating broad observance across denominations.
Governor May Employ Special State Counsel Questioned
Judge Gaston Gunter heard mandamus proceedings by Daniel W. Troy against the state auditor over legality of all state fees for special counsel in the present administration except railroad rate cases totaling forty one thousand dollars. The constitutionality of a recent act authorizing gubernatorial hire of special counsel is the main issue. the case is expected to be appealed to the supreme court.
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Montgomery
Gaston Gunter
Daniel W. Troy
Supreme Court
Effort 10 Seeks Ouster of Atlantic Coast Line
Montgomery Ala Nov 1 A petition in the Montgomery circuit court by Daniel W Troy and R B Byins special counsel for the state seeks to oust the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad from Alabama for alleged tax violations and misstatements on domestic versus foreign status The petition claims the road has not paid franchise taxes for 1911 1912 or 1913 and has resisted foreign tax but acted as a foreign corporation in practice Judge Pearson will set the case for trial on his return to Montgomery
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Circuit
Daniel W. Troy
R. B. Byins
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Alabama
Pearson
Goforth Acquitted of Murder Charge in Altoona Case
Willie Goforth was acquitted in the murder and robbery of Nicholas Ghentzen, a German miner killed in Altoona in 1911. The case drew International News Service coverage from Gadsden Alabama.
Minnesota defeats Wisconsin to clinch conference title
Minnesota downed Wisconsin 21 to 3 as Coach Williams' team dominated on both sides. McKern powered the Gophers with repeated long gains while Shaughnessy and Bellows contributed in the line, and Wisconsin's only score came on a drop kick near the nine yard line.
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Bellows
May's New River Steamer in Trade
The light draft river steamer Charles May built by Captain Charles L. May near Mobile is class-inspected and prepared for river service. Named after his father, the 16 inch draft craft will run Mobile to Columbus and Demopolis via the Little Bigbee, with electric lights and a first class outfit.
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Charles May
City
Charles L. May
Captain May
West Bend
Ala
R. L. May
May Lumber Company
Mobile
Columbus
Little Bigbee
May’s Landing
Demopolis
Which Woman Old or New Lecture By Lydia Sterling
Miss Lydia Sterling of Philadelphia will lecture on Wednesday afternoon November 1 at 3 30 on Which Woman the Old or the New and on Thursday morning at 10 will give a recital from the Taming of the Shrew at the Academy of Visitation An invitation is extended through Miss Helen G Holbrook to all Visitation alumnae members.
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Lydia Sterling, Flinthan
Philadelphia
Academy of Visitation
Helen G. Holbrook
Visitation
Senator Luke Lea Buys Nashville Democrat
Senator Luke Lea arrives from Washington and official confirms he has purchased the Nashville Democrat effective after tomorrow. Lea already owns the Nashville American Tennessean and now holds both papers in Tennessee.
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Luke Lea
Nashville Democrat
Doctor Dickson Moves Office to Van Antwerp Building
Doctor Dickson has relocated his practice to the 10th floor of the Van Antwerp Building, signaling a new address for patients and consultations.
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van Antwerp
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Ladies of Charity
Conti Street Asylum
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Kate Middleton
Canada
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Miss Crampton
Washington
L. F. Culver
J. H. Harrison
Pascagoula
Mrs
Lawrence Southall
Paul Danner
Margaret Wefel
French Lick Springs
L. Zacharias
T. Zacharias
Charles
Zacharias- Herzfeld
Carnegie Commission
Chas, Lentino
Marie
Charles Francis Brown
Judge Gunter
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Circuit Court
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Wisconsin
Pocket Bank
Union: Savings Bank
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May
DR. Dickson
Trescent
Columbia Ice Cream CO
Mpcowan & Deitz
Busch Machines
Cadillac
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Adams Machinery & Manufacturing Co
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