Rotary Kiwanis baseball game slated for July 19 at Monroe Park
Rotary of Kiwanis clubs announce a July 19 baseball game at Monroe Park to support charity with a goal of $10,000. Lining of the Rotary committee is chairing, and teams plan joint practices. Also reported are Kiwanis drive events, a Beulah luncheon resolution urging an agricultural department substation, and plans for the Kiwanis play at Bijou theater on December 5 and 6.
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Rotary of Kiwanis
Monroe Park
Mobile County Culosis
Cottage Hill
Orge Lining
Rotary Commit
Lining
Beuldr
Kifanis
Bile
Agricult Department
A. J. Harkins
Southsident Taylor
Kiwanis
Bijou
Rieville Square
Kiwanis Pard of Directors
For Boy and Girl Alike Romper Suits for Summer
Small boys and girls wear comfortable romper suits for play this summer. Shown in brown and blue chambray with white blouses, all blue or tan, all linen. Rugged for active youngsters with patch pockets and frilled round collars as attractive trims.
Lutheran Synod Convention Opens at Rockford Illinois
The Lutheran Augustana Synod begins its forty fourth annual convention in Rockford Illinois under a new constitutional framework. Delegates from thirteen conferences and three home mission districts represent 293 777 members across the United States and Canada. The gathering discusses centralization of administration, a full time president, and the English hymnal committee reports a nearly 700 hymn book likely to be adopted within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Lutheran Augustana Synod
St. Paul
United States
Canada
Cated
Cton
No progress in site selection for new Mobile high school
The Mobile school board failed to break a deadlock over site choice for a new high school. Commissioner Fonde urged resignation of the full board to force a solution, while Roach and Daly split on endorsing the Davis site. Dr. Roe is away, delaying furtheraction until his return.
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Elizabeth Fonde
Mobile
Roach
Miss Fonde
Gabriel
Davis
Daly
L. W. Roe
Mrs. Bixler Heads Mobile Little Theater
Mrs. Mort Bixler was elected president of the Little Theater of Mobile at the annual election held last night. Officers named include Mrs. Stanley Sheip first vice president Edmond DeCelle second vice president Vivian Walker recording secretary Mrs. Elmo Davison corresponding secretary and James H. Zelnicker treasurer. The theater closed its second season last week after six programs, three plays each, were presented this winter.
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Mort Bixler
Little Theater of Mobile
Stanley Sheip
Edmond DeCelle
Vivian Walker
Elmo Davison
James H. Zelnicker
Little Theater
Crescent City Plans Mobile to Magnolia Beach Service
Captain J G Murphy announced Crescent City will start steamship service between Mobile and Magnolia Beach and Battles. The 350 passenger steamer is being prepared in first class condition, joining Bay Queen New Daphne Manatee as the fourth vessel serving the Eastern shore point.
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J. G. Murphy
Crescent City
Mobile
Magnolia Beach
Big rise in bank clearings for five months
Mobile Clearing Association reports a seven million dollar increase in bank clearings for January through May 1923, totaling 43,481,720.31 versus 36,458,190.06 for the same period in 1922. Deputy Sheriff Simmons and Stringfellow report two stills and eight barrels of beer mash destroyed on Mud Creek near Crichton. Beckaches and related pains are advertised with a medical claim.
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Mobile Clearing Association
Small Army Invades Wheat Fields for 1923 Harvest
Adv ance guard of workers moved into the southwest to harvest the 1923 wheat crop in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Labor costs run from 4 to 5 dollars per day with board and lodging, as outside labor remains in high demand and a larger harvest is anticipated.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
George E. Tucker
United States Labor Bureau
Tucker
Children's Woolie Frocks Sale On 8th Floor
Children's frocks in sizes two through six years offered at sale price of 2.95 with values ranging from 3.50 to 6.00. New high shade selections available on the 8th floor.
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Aemavnderet
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