Thousands of Episcopalian Women Gather for Convention
Women from sixty eight dioceses and from China, Japan, Africa, Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines and Honolulu will attend the general convention of the Episcopal Church in St. Louis in October. Delegates to the Woman's Auxiliary missions conferences will meet at the Sheldon Memorial building for daily mission study and global conference sessions with mission workers. A noon prayer offering will pause all work each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
China
Japan
Africa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Honolulu
Sheldon Memorial Building
Great Service for Women United Offering at Christ Church
The climax will be the service at Christ Church Cathedral on October 12 for presenting the Women s United Offering. Over the past three years church women distributed mite boxes for missions and the funds will be gathered in an alms basin. In 1913 the federal convention total was 706500 dollars and this year’s aim is to exceed it.
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Christ Church Cathedral
Church
Alms Basin
Pennsylvania
Church of England
House of ‘Bishops
United offering service at convention with bishops present
The offering service will feature a holy communion officiated by Bishop Tuttle with Bishop Arthur Selden Lloyd assisting. over a hundred bishops plan to attend. The Doxology will be sung by a vast congregation inside, while hundreds of women outside will sing along. Julia Emery leads the Woman's Auxiliary secretaryship for forty six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Tuttle
Arthur Selden Lloyd
Board of Missions
Julia Emery
Eddystone Ammunition Works Sold to Anglo Russian Group
The Eddystone Ammunition Company, a Baldwin Locomotive subsidiary, is acquired by an Anglo Russian commission. Allen B. Johnson states the plant will keep current contracts and about 5,000 workers remain employed. Financing comes from Russian English and French banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Eddystone Ammunition Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Allen B. Johnson
DeMiracle Depilatory Claims Lasting Hair Removal
An advertisement announces DeMiracle as the only depilatory that devitalizes superfluous hair by absorption. It claims effectiveness on face necks arms underarms and legs and promotes sizes 50c 1.00 and 2.00 sold at counters or direct from the company with a money-back guarantee.
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DeMiracle
Packard
DeMiracle Chemical Co
Park Ave
129Th St
New York
van Antwerp Drug Co
Churches in and near Mobile schedule weekend masses
Religious notices list dozens of parish services across Mobile area churches with daily weekday masses and weekend schedules. Details include Holy hours benedictions rosaries confessions and Sunday masses at multiple locations such as Cathedral St Joseph St Mary St James St Matthew Si Catherine of Sienna St Margaret St Peter St Vincent Saints and Trinity with times ranging from early morning to evening plus baptisms and instruction sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
St. James
College Avenue
Prichard's Lane
St. Matthew's
Garrity
Marine Streets
John W. Dunne
St. Anthony of Padua
St. Joseph
St. Rita
St. Margaret's Church
Cedar Point Road
J. A. Fortier
St. Peter’s
Fulton’ Road
Emmett B. Kennedy
St. Vincent's
Palmetto
Lawrence Streets
DL. A. Brady
TI. M. Cassidy
Methodist Churches Across City Hold Services And Meetings
A compilation of Sunday school times preaching hours and Epworth League meetings at multiple churches including St. Francis Street Broad Street Crichton Government Street Oakdale Prichard St Stephens Toulminville Dauphin Way Plateau and Whistler with pastors superintendents and Wednesday prayer times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
St. Francis and
Joachim Steets
of. C. McGehee
D.md
PP. Roach
Epworth League
Broad Street
Broad and
Elmira Streets
L.8. Chappelle, Sr
Epworth
J. E. Northcutt
D.D
R. A. Prunnell
Oakdale
D. Y. Register
Hey
T. A. White
Prichard
J. S. Mills
St. Stephens “Kowie
Venters
DO. D. Dilling
Toulminville
Dauphin Way
Brown
Kepworth
Plateau
G. W. Carpenter
G. E. Yarbrough
Whistler
FM. Atchison
Walliam Cato
Christ Church Liturgical Schedule on Fourteenth Sunday
Rev. Matthew Brewster presides at Holy Communion 7:30 and a morning prayer with sermon at 11. Services held at Christ Church on Litany and Church streets with reading from the Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints
Ann Streets
James F. Plummer
Holy Communion
Trinity Church
St. Anthony and
Jackson Streets
A. G. Richards
Grace Church
J. T. McCan
J. P. Ross
St. Paul’s Spring Hill
R. A. Pearce
Christ Church
Manuel and
Church Streets
Matthew Brewster
Local Baptist Church Listings and Service Times
A roundup of Sunday schools preaching hours and midweek prayer meetings for several Baptist churches including First Baptist on government and Jefferson, Baptist Tabernacle at Church and Claiborne, Oakdale, Crichton, Prichard, Dauphin Way, North Side, and Calvary. Details include pastors names, superintendents, and special missions programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle Church
Corner Church
Claiborne Streets
J. E. Barnes
Church Street
J. T. Dulaney
Oakdale Baptist Church
Crichton Baptist Church
Jno
Wilkes
Harry Keenan
Prichard Baptist Church
J. D. Anderson
Dauphin
Way Baptist Church
Ann Streets
Guy Rt. Hurlbutt
W. D. Edwards
W. F. Yarbrough
B. Y. UV
North Side Baptist Church
Conception Street
D. W. Boscat
D. D
Ible School
Calvary Baptist
North Carolina
Cedar
Warren Streets
H. H. Buzbee, Jr
W. J. Young
Presbyterian church services and officers announced
Government Street Presbyterian Church lists services at 11 a.m and union in Bienville Square at 5 p.m with Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. South Franklin Street and Broad Street churches follow with divine worship and Sunday schools led by named superintendents and a Y P S C E president Julius Winter. Central Presbyterian holds Sabbath school at 2:30 a.m and services at 11 a.m with a 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor service.
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Government Street Presbyterian Church
N. W. Cor
Government
Jackson Streets
Ilenry Wade du Bose
R. O O. Harris
Bienville Square
Christian Endeavor Society
South Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
H. M. Perkins
Ll. G. Curtis
Julius Winter
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
N. Crane
Central Presbyterian Church
Dauphin
Ann Streets
D. A. Planck
D. D
Norwegian Seamen Mission Services and Events
Norwegian Seamen's Mission at the north west corner of Conception and Monroe streets held Sunday services at 11 o'clock in the morning and 8 o'clock in the evening. An entertainment is planned Tuesday night at 6 o'clock. Congregation meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock. All members and friends invited.
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Norwegian Seamen'‘s Mission
Conception
Monroe Streets
Revy
Oscar Hl. Olsen
Seventh Day Adventists Meet at First Christian Church
Sabbath school begins at 9 45 a m at the First Christian Church on Government and Dearborn streets. Services follow the Sabbath school each Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
First Christian Church
Government and
Dearborn Streets
First Christian Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Christian Church at Government and Dearborn streets with Rev. S. P. Sprenxel as pastor offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by G. E. Comer, preaching at 11 a.m., and a Christian Endeavor service at 7 p.m. No evening service, plans to meet with other churches at Bienville Square at 6 p.m. Sunday. Training class set for Monday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Government
Dearborn
S. P. Sprenxel
G. E. Comer
Christian Endeavor
Bienville Square
Lutheran Church Service Schedule at Corner Dearborn
Reverend H M Hennig leads the Lutheran church at Corner Dearborn and St Francis streets with preparatory services at 8 30 am and German services with holy communion at 5 am.
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Lutheran Church
Dearborn
St. Francis Streets
H. M. Hennig
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room Schedule
The First Church of Christ Scientist on St Emanuel Street announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Reading Room at the same address operates daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., excluding Sundays and legal holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
First Church of: Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
Saved Her Daughter's Life with Chamberlain's Remedy
A mother from Lima Ohio recounts cholera morbus in a 14 month old daughter. After failing to keep other medicines down, a second dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy halted vomiting, checked the bowels, and led to rapid improvement. The doctor advised trying the remedy. Ad claims it saved the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Moyer
Lima
Ohio
Noble Everywhere
Mobile Pastors Sunday Topics Outline
A clergy lineup lists sermons for Sunday at several churches. Topics include H H Buzbee Jr on The Debt I Owe and Promising with the Devil at Calvary Baptist Morning and Evening services. Speigel on The Source of Power. Barnes on The Veiled Gospel. Planck on Fear As a Religious Force. Monro on Triumph of Right Defeat of Satan. Phillips on The Crime of the Neutral and Take the World As You Find It. Bosdell on Life Eternal and Dedicating One's Life. Du Bose on Growing Up With Jesus. McGehee on God rewards faithfulness rather than effort. services held at First Baptist, First Christian, Oakdale, Central Presbyterian, North Side, Govern ment Street Presbyterian, and St Francis Street Methodist.
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H. H. Buzbee, JR
Calvary Baptist Church
P.—Speigel
First Christian Church
J. B. Barnes
Baptist Tabernacle Church
D. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian Church
D. Monro
Oakdale Baptist Church
J. W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Bienville Square
D. W. Bosdell
North Side Baptist Church
H. W. DU Bose
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Jesus
D. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Fraternal Palm Grove Circle Meeting Notice
Palm Grove No 7 Woodmen Circle invites sovereigns to Y M C A Hall Tuesday at 8 o clock for a meeting with a surprise after business and a pleasant time expected. Last session saw applications received and committees appointed. Help build up the Grove and ensure a successful entertainment at Jackson and Dauphin streets hall.
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Palm Grove Circle
Palm Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Hall
Jackson and
Dauphin Streets
Maple Camp No. 5 elects new members at busy meeting
Maple Camp held a large meeting with several applicants read and sent to investigation. Four applicants elected to membership and two receive protection degrees. Sovereign J. T. Bateman joined from Camp 645 Coden Alabama. Visited by Sovereign Monahan of Scranton Mississippi. An October 4 meeting promises a distribution of prizes and hints at close officer elections.
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MAPLE
Maple Camp
Sovereign J. T. Bateman
Coden
Ala
Sovereign G. W. Arras
Pearl Street
George Lamas
South
Franklin Street
S. H. Marx
Church Street
A. G. Sutherland
Knights of Pythias Lodges Quiet Week Prompts Recruitment
Rescue No. 24 held three candidates in the Page degree last Monday night. Next Monday, amplified third degree work is planned. Visiting committees from the four local lodges have increased activity and boosted lodge life. A campaign to form a large new class gains support with grand chancellor's promised assistance if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
Pythian
Rescue No. 24
Woodmen of the World to Stage First Maple Camp Event
The first in a series of entertainments by Company C of the 122nd regiment Maple Camp Woodmen of the World will be held Wednesday at 8 PM in the Moose auditorium.
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W. O. W. Entertainment
Company C
122Rd Regiment of
Maple Camp
Woodmen of the World
Moose Auditorium
Knights and Ladies of Security Elects Mobile Officers
Mrs. George L. Clinton was unanimously re elected as financier and G Cohn was re elected president at the Mobile Council meeting. George L Clinter becomes secretary while Mrs J L Sackhoff, Mrs E Cayne, Mrs M E Morris and Mr J F Tew were named to other officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
George L. Clinton
Mobile Council
Bro. G. Cohn
George L. Clinter
Order
G. Cohn
George N. Clinter
J. L. Sackhoff
E. Cayne
M. E. Morris
J. F. Tew
Cycle of Equity Organizes New Lodge on Dauphin Street
The Cycle of Equity organized Mobile Lodge No 33 on a Wednesday night in the lodge room at the corner of Dauphin and St Emanuel streets with 34 Moblians. Frank O Croy of Birmingham conducted the instituting work and gave a talk with blackboard illustrations on the pay if you live or pay if you die plan. James Sharp secured the charter list and received praise for his work. Officers installed include Britton Jones as past commander and Dn Oliver Harris as commander with a full slate of officers.
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Equity
Mobile Lodge No
Dauphin and
St. Emanuel
Frank O. Croy
Birmingham
James Sharp
Brother Sharp
New Lodge
Britton Jones
Oliver H. Harris
Oliver Pistole
Clarence V. Evans
Forrest D. Tornhill
Thomas L Adkinson
Ed. Cromier
Paul T. Reiford
Sentinel
Alex P. Powell
Abram Karnis
Frank Croy
Sunday School Lesson Connects Paul to Near East Turmoil
William T. Ellis reflects on Paul born in Tarsus Cilicia and links Bible lessons to present Near East warfare. He urges making ancient places real to readers, notes Thessalonica Athens and Ephesus as living sites, and foresees pilgrimages to Paul’s cities after the war.
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Tarsus
Cilicia
Paul
America
Asia Minor
Near East
Salonica
Thessalonica
Athens
Mars Hill
Old Phillips
Europe
Corinth
Ephesus
Earth
Jerusalem
God
Paul of Tarsus as World Shaper and Knight Errant
A meditation on Paul of Tarsus as a century-defining figure who rose from fanatical persecutor to world leader. The piece portrays him as a cloistered scholar driven into danger, a wanderer whose sufferings forged a lasting influence on mankind and religious thought.
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Paul of
Tarsus
Nazarenes
Paul
God
An Inner Biography of Paul in the Acts and Epistles
The Lesson Committee blends Acts and Epistles this quarter to reveal Paul’s deeds and thoughts. The auto biography tone offers self-revelations, illuminating the Apostle’s mindset and character through the lessons.
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Paul
Notable Members Listed and New Class Initiated
The article names numerous individuals including Bennie S. Edwards Curtis A. Gentry John B. Logan Sam Chasuk Sam H. Hendrix Oscar J. McMillan Dr. George Newburn Howard E. Palmer and many more. A class of one hundred has been started.
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Bennie S. Edwards
Curtis A. Gentry
John B. Logan
Sam Chasuk
Sam H. Hendrix
Oscar J. McMillan
George Newburn
Howard E. Palmer
W. H. Beard
Joseph G. Bowen
J. H. Reachard
Artemus Watson
W. A. Hale
Ruth S. Stafford
John T. Lavine
Clara Rubenstein
Arthur N. Rush
Mabel Schock
Semmes Co
Peace Rebekah Lodge 65th Anniversary Celebration
Peace Rebekah Lodge No. 4 will mark its sixty fifth anniversary at 125 Dauphin Street third floor next Wednesday night September 27. The event includes a miscellaneous shower for the Orphans Home at Cullman and a planned program followed by refreshments. Public invited. arrangements committee members are Mrs. Mary D. Bruns on, Mrs. Inez Shannon, Mrs. Anna B. Box.
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Peace Rebekah Lodge
Dauphin Street
Cullman
Mary D. BrunSon
Inez Shannon
Anna B.box
Sunday School Convention to Meet in Prichard
The Third District Mobile County Sunday School Association holds its first quarterly convention at the Baptist church in Prichard on Sunday afternoon. Jerome H. Sheip from Montgomery County Pa will give an address. Marguerite Turner and assistants lead choir performances with a full afternoon program from 2:00 to 4:45 including devotions, talks, and songs.
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Mobile County Association
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Baptist Church
Prichard
Jerome H. Sheip
Montgomery County Sunday School Association
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Marguerite Turner
Bethany Baptist
Whistler
Retary
G. E. Yareborough
J. W. Jones
J. S. Davidson
Nannie Baker
R. W. Horn
G. E. Yarborough
Chicago Days Ask Aid of Anti-Saloon League
Oliver W. Stewart campaign chairman of the Prohibition party writes Purley A. Baker seeking league backing for national state and local Prohibition candidates. The open letter, released in Chicago on September 23, claims league endorsements of rivals and argues league support could deliver over a million votes in November. Harmonious action is urged as the path to Prohibition principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Party
Purley A. Baker
Oliver W. Stewart
League
Prohibitionists
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