Simultaneous Revival Nears Peak With Baptist Drive
The citywide revival enters its second week led by Dr. Weston Bruner of the Baptist Home Board. Attendees estimate about three thousand men reached through church and shop meetings as evangelists press for a strong week ahead in Mobile. Local churches report growing crowds and cooperation as events continue, with services at the First Church and St. Louis Church drawing large attendances. Sunday school is set for 9:30 with 11 o'clock meetings slated across churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Home Board
Weston Bruner
Bruner
Mobile
Raleigh Wright
Bryner
St. Louis
Bailey
Tabernacle Church
Evangelist Reese
Echefield
Dauphin Way Church
Evangelist Scott
I. BF. Reynolds
Wright
Franklin Street Baptist Church
Mr. Coffin
Karl Woleslager
Whistler Methodist
J. W. Reinhardt
Cato
Lutheran Church
St. Francis Street
H. M. Hennig
St. Paul's
Spring Hill
L. G. N. Williams
St. James
Crichton
Ridgeway Residence
St. Mark’s
Tourminville
St. Andrew’s
Oak Grove
St. Thomas'—Citronelle
First Baptist Church
Government and
Jefferson Streets
J. W. Phillips
D. D
T. Hy. Frazer
Prisoners of Hope
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
Christian Science Hall
Emanuel Street
Fidelia Building
Conception Streets
Religious Services Across Dauphin Street Area Churches
A full Sunday schedule lists services at Central Presbyterian Dauphin and Ann. Government Street Presbyterian and many downtown churches. Evangelsim marks 3 p.m. mass meetings. Y M C A boys service at 6:30 p.m. and union services at multiple churches with special speakers and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Dauphin and
Ann
D. A. Planck
D. D
S. P. Gaillard
Lacy I. Moffett
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Northwest Corner
Government and
Jackson Streets
A. F. Carr
R. O. Harris
Union Home Mission Service
Christian Endeavor Society
Fragmented OCR Mystery Item
Incomplete readable fragments describe an unspecified event or notice. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, offering limited clarity about the original subject or outcome. The text remains too garbled to identify the person, organization, or location involved.
One State Printer Defends Governor Crus
Giles W. Farris Oklahoma state printer responds to Governor Cruce's message critiquing abolition of state printings and transfer to the board of affairs. He claims the printer's department saved taxpayers over 15 400 and reduced claims by about 1 000 in three months, detailing a 424 savings on a single printing item and urging credit for responsible savings. He also notes unmentioned extravagance in other departments and salaries exceeding appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okio
Giles W. Farris
Cruce
State Printeres Department
State Board of Affairs
Board of Affairs Tes
State Printer’s Department
State Printing Department
Wooden Leg Assault Leaves Colorado Lawyer Injured
Herschel M. Hogg once a Colorado representative and well known attorney, is at his Cortez home in serious condition after being struck on the head with a wooden leg during a street confrontation with Thomas Fowler, whom he had faced as counsel. The attack followed a lost case and left Hogg unconscious before authorities and doctors, though cautious, expect his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez
Col
Herschel M. Hogg
Colorado
Hogg
Thomas Fowler
Fowler
Local Firm Forms to Handle Ford Agency and Machinery
W. J. Adams serves as president with A. Hubbard as vice president and L. G. Adams as secretary treasurer and general manager. The new firm will sell and manufacture machinery and act as Ford Automobile agents. L. G. Adams has five years in the auto trade and reports strong Ford sales, averaging one daily, with a record of six cars sold in a single day since opening November 1 at 113 and 116 N. Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
N. Royal
Grocery sale kicks off at Henry C Meyer's on Dauphin
A prominent grocery sale begins tomorrow at Henry C Meyer's on Dauphin Street in Mobile and runs through the holidays. A full page advertisement urges readers to study every item on the page to save on groceries this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Henry C Meyer
Dauphin Street
Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Liver and Bowel Cure
An old newspaper advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, safe cleanser for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims to replace violent purgatives with natural laxatives and urges readers to choose the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product and reject imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California, Fig Syrup Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Constantinople
Dr. Bruner
Epworth League
M. E
St. Francis and
Joachim Street
Mr. Farrer
Christ Church
All Saints Church
Government
Ann Streets
Wyatt Brown
St. Paul's Church
Whistler
First Christian Church
Dearborn
Loran F. Sanford
Man
St John's Church
Dearborn and
Monroe Streets
Gardiner. C. Tucker
Earry
Ing
Women's Auxiliary Mission
St. Andrews
St. Francis and Joachim
A. P. McFerrin
R. P. Roach
Government Street Methodist
Broad
E. A. Donnelly
J. L. Cawthon
Broad Street Methodist
S. W. Roberts
J. F. Hoffman
St. Stephens Road
B. C. Glenn, Jr
D. Dilling
Toulminville Methodist
D. Y. Register
T. B. Willeson
Oakdale
B. Jones
Prichard
Carl Preer
Dumas Chapel
Virginia
Columbia River
Post Tavern
Maine
Dee
Atmore
Curtice Bros
Smith Bakery
Smith’s Bakery
Nashville
Naples
Brasil
Havana
Malaga
California
Florida
Satsuma
Hunt
BELL
R. O. Harris Grocery CO
del Monte
Crosse & Blackwell's
Crosse & Blackwell
Eere
India
Heinz
East India
The
Turkey
Tennessee
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