Change of Date for Mission Study Class at Burgett Memorial
The International Mission Study Class postpones its session to Wednesday October 29 at 4 p m with a program on Churches Peril and Opportunity led by Mrs New some of Government Street Methodist church. Miss Janet Moffatt leads the first topic History of Immigration with helpers Mrs Duke Goodman Mrs Zimmerman Mrs Harvey and Mrs Hogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgett Memorial
Newsome
Government Street Methodist Church
Janet Moffat
Duke Goodman
Zimmerman
Haryer
Hogue
New England
Goodman
Mr. Mikado at Oda Fellows hall raises benefit funds
Social News of Whistler reports successful benefit performance of Mr. Mikado at Oda Fellows hall Friday night with Miss Marie Pullen and Messrs Ed Allen Gary Long as leads. Attendance included Misses Lilian Pringle Florence Davis Cora Lee Davis Alma Wall Lena Long Effie Mathews Mabel Hudson Millie Strang Ronie Bowen and W Calloway Lee Davison Roy Pullen Ross McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mikado
Oda Fellows Hall
Marie Pullen
Ed. Allen
Gary Long
Lilian Pringle
Florence ‘Davis
Cora Lee Davis
Alms Wall
Lena Long
Effie Mathews
Mabel Hudson
Millie Strang
Ronie Bowen
W. Callowa
Jim Williams
Odd Fellows Hall
Herbert Mathews
Henry McCarty
A. Davis
Whistler
Frank Reneke
John Shhéldt
Perry Barcum
Walter Speeling
Duncan Reading Room
A. G. Richards
Mobile
Pacific Coast Study Stirs Interest At Local Meeting
The report on the Pacific Coast draws public attention with new thoughts and startling statistics. The next study class is set for Wednesday October 29 at the usual time and place, with all women invited. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McGowin of Butler and Mrs. Kate Weakley Moore from Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Hogan
Mrs Stamps a Visitor Arrives in Galbraith Springs
Friends of Mrs. H. B. Stamps of Galbraith Springs Tennessee will be glad to learn she is arriving this morning by the Missouri and Ohio Railway.
Fruitdale Notes Mention Visits and Local News
Fruitdale Alabama residents share travel and family updates. A. Wine travels to Marion to visit son Jacob. Mrs Cora Sniveley to attend Southern Commercial Congress in Milo. William Oleson injured on a train and resting. families from Bedford Indiana and Maine arrive for visits and home purchases. Asa Runion arrest for forging checks. regional frost spared bean crop. local residents on business and visits to Meridian fair and Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wine
Jacob Wine
Marion
Misa
Cora Sniveley
Southern Commercial Congress
Milo
St. Louis
William Oleson
Will Bryant
Ruth
Bedford
Ind
Henry Petersen
Ohio
Hall
Maine
W. ‘A. Baker
Fanny
Indiana
Fruitdale
Asa Runion
Yellow Pine
West Virginia
J. A. Miller
P.P. Lockling
Mobile
M. M. Hazlett
Ilinois
E. E. Posey
Ben Haight
Vinegar Bend
Stamps Visits Family and D A R Meetings In Mobile
A traveler enjoys the week visiting her brother Captain Cook and family on Georgia Ave in Mobile. She travels with her mother and sister Mrs Grags and daughter Lillie to Birmingham then to spend a day with Arnold and Iliam Glass before a hoped morning return. Mobile Chapter D A R opens its season with a board meeting at the Battle House Parlor C to plan a benefit card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Cook
Georgia Ave
Mobile
Battle House
Express Companies Agree to Cheaper Rates and Simplified Tariffs
The five principal U S express firms informed the Interstate Commerce Commission they accept cheaper rates and simplified tariffs. The Adams American Southern United States Wells Fargo plus Northern and Great Northern signed on. Officials say reforms will benefit shippers and carriers, though firms express grave apprehension about outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams
American
Southern
Wells Fargo
Northern
Great Northern
Prominent D A R Delegate Visits Amid Social Event
Mrs Thomas A Banning a noted D A R leader from Baldwin County visits with her daughter Miss Banning. West Point residents Mr and Mrs R Beckett attend as guests of relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Shawhen. Mt Vernon’s Miss Krassin visits. Mrs Means Blewitt of Citronelle visits Miss Eddington. Mrs F A Webb of Calvert visits niece Mrs Waller Bass. Mrs J T Stout of Nashville visits sister Mrs L T Cooper at 204 St Emanuel Street. event plans for Saturday November 15 at 3 pm in Battle House tapestry room led by Mrs D P Bester Jr and her ways and means committee. First business meeting then social gathering planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Banning
Baldwin County
Congress
Miss Banning
R. ©. Beckett
West Point
Charles
Shawhen
J. T. Stout
Nashville, Tenn
City
L. T. Cooper
St. Emanuel Street
Battle House
D. P. Bester, Jr
Ways and Means
The Joy and Danger of Keeping Our Childlike Spirit
The piece muses on humanity as largely childish at heart. It contrasts youthful imagination with adult rigidity, praising pure simplicity as closer to happiness and to the Supreme Being, while warning against clinging to learned alphabets and conventional wisdom.
The Call of Childhood Amid Adolescent Duty
The passage contrasts roaming freedom and adult burdens with adolescence. It reflects on how youths shield themselves with certainty, only to face realization’s flood that reveals we remain children with cherished ideas and gifts. It warns against letting intellect turn to lifelong untruth and urges recognizing our inner child.
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Kodak Store
Music House
Dauphin
Columbia Ice Cream CO
Rockwell
Bell
N. Conception St
Emile
Emanuel Street
Gulf City Creamery
Dauphin Street
E. G. Humphreys
Social News of
G. E. McGowin
Butler, Ala
Mrs
W. T. McGowin
Kate Weakley Moore
Florence
Ala
J. Joulian Martee
Moo
R. L. Maupin
Miss
Capt
A. A. Danner
C. S. Shawhan
Mrs. Minor
Marion, Ala
J. F. Patterson
Fruitdale, Ala
Miss Krassin
Mt. Vernon
Mrs. Means Blewitt
Citronelie
Miss Eddington
F.A. Webb
Calvert
Mr. Waller Bass
Madge Arthur
KODAK
Reynalds
Kodaks
E.o.zadek Jewelry Co
Mobile, Alabama
Venus
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Newbro
van Antwerp Drug CO
Big Electric
Ondon Woolen Mill
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