05 Mar 1933
Page 12
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Newspaper
The Sunday Times
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1933
Page
12
The Universal release The Mummy thrills with its ancient mystery and modern backdrop. Star Boris Karloff delivers a death-like performance while Zita Johann, David Arthur Byron and Bramwell Fletcher provide strong supporting turns.
Crichton YWA of Springhill Avenue Baptist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon for a prayer program at Gladys Day's home. WMA sessions are set for Monday at the church with missionary work. Week of WMA at Springhill Avenue Methodist Church includes a monthly business meeting Monday afternoon. James Holland left Tuesday for Atlanta on business.
Prichard Boy Scouts Troop No. 18 held a meeting with eighteen scouts present. New members Ernest McCall and Francis Hancock joined. Gladys patrol to meet Shelby Reed next meeting. Sun day school officers and teachers to hold department meetings starting Wednesday night. Junior R A meets Mondays. Mr Persons class at M E church began a February 26 contest between Red and Blue. Guests include Willie Hinson Minnie Dee Wilkerson Arch Tate J M Lindsey. Mrs C Southall hospitalized after operation.
The opening date for the annual citizens military training camps is June 14. In Baldwin county, William Young of Robertsdale is chairman, with assistants Dr. F. L. Abernathy Foley C. L. Blopham Fairhope and Tom Vail Bay Minette named to aid. The piece also notes local social events and high school basketball results.
Rev A B Clausen will lead Methodist services at 11 oclock this morning. Mrs E A Moorman and her son with her father Theodore Scott arrived Thursday to join Mr Moorman on Gulf Boulevard. Helen and Mabel Matlock attended the Clara Schuman club matinée. Residents from Grand Bay and St Elmo attended St Pauls guild heart party in the community house. Irvington folks attended the Bayou la Batre library entertainment Thursday night. Mr and Mrs E C Douglas and Mr and Mrs L G Beauvais were guests of Mr and Mrs Don Pennell Tuesday night. Mrs F T Nye has gone to Albany Georgia to be with daughter Mrs Roy A Sleep.
Bay Minette hosts W M Stuarts guests Mrs Edgar Melton and others. Marietta Johnson of the Organis school Fairhope spoke to the Mothers Psychology class at the Trammel hotel. Mardi Gras in Mobile draws attendees from area families. Mrs J M Stanard suffers a hip fracture last Saturday. Alice Mae Propst visits from Mobile. Hazel Irwin visiting from Fairhope. Local families host guests from Loxley Selma and Foley. Rev J Ivy Edwards of Nashville to preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning and night.
Mrs W C Lanthem mourns the death of her mother Mrs A Capshaw in Birmingham where Lanthem has been since Christmas. Mrs P J Welch and Mr and Mrs Charles Welch returned with Lanthem after a short visit. Gertrude Fulford will host the Young Matrons class of the First Presbyterian Mobile in Birmingham on March 13 at 10 o clock with luncheon. Roy Hayes and family return from Rayville Louisiana due to Mrs Hayes mother Mrs H H Laird illness. Ila Morgan hosted a casual dance at her Lee Street home. W A Richardson ill and hopes to recover soon.
Warner Brothers presents 20 000 Years in Sing Sing based on Lewis E Lawes book. The film stars Spencer Tracy as Tom Connors and Arthur Byron as the warden. It portrays life inside Sing Sing prison with a mix of drama and humor.
The W M A gathered at Mrs W S Solemn's home last Wednesday while Rev E H Sauls gave an inspiring talk. After the business session, refreshments were served. Members note Miss Laura Ann Waltman ill and wish her speedy recovery.
Sweeping from gaiety to emotional drama the Fox film Broadway Bad plays at Crown Theatre Thursday and Friday. A talented cast delivers realism with laughs and tears, supported by music enhancing mood. Joan Blondell shines as a girl who rises from ruin to fame and fights for happiness.
A detailed listing of music for Dauphin Way Baptist First Christian and St Francis Street Methodist churches includes morning organ preludes anthems hymns and offertories with works by Handel Adams Mendelssohn Dykes Elgar Gounod and others. Church officials Mrs Helen Tisdale Miss Margaret Milling Pearle Jean Schwarz and Mr Jack Bailey are named as director organist and choir leaders.
Dauphin Way Methodist pastor Rev. W. F. Calhoun will lead Sunday services with 11 a.m. sermon Jesus in the Wilderness and 7:30 p.m. Jesus Gave Himself With a Will. The five part series on Great Experiences of Jesus begins this March with four March Sunday mornings and a final Easter Sunday sermon. The public is invited to attend.
Dr. and Mrs. R H Rogers hosted Mr. and Mrs. C J Smith and their baby from Opelika on Sunday. Mr Smith returned to Opelika while Mrs Smith stayed in Atmore for a few more days. Mr and Mrs H Dees and Mrs Raymond were in Pensacola Friday. Gene Forte, a student at A P I Auburn, spent last...
The week end in Atmore included Mr and Mrs Jesse Forte with their son. Mrs T W Teale and infant from Montgomery visit Mrs J E Faircloth. Miss Mary Laura Nelson visits relatives in Montgomery. Relatives of I D Stewart who attended his funeral in Atmore Saturday afternoon include Mr and Mrs Jarrett Law of Harrison Tennessee Mr and Mrs Andrew Pitts of Pittsview and Mr and Mrs Clifton Stewart of Montgomery. Mrs Dewitt McCoy hosted a rock club gathering at her home.
Edgar Desport returns from Jacksonville after attending his great nephew Leonard Matheson's funeral and visits Mrs. C A Brochman. Mr. and Mrs. M Y Luckie relocate to 1103 Marine Street. Darwin Pennington recovers from appendicitis at Mobile infirmary. Rev Father Reynolds departs for Baltimore to join Benedictine Monks. Miss Alice Hodgeson improves after appendicitis surgery in Tuscaloosa. Y W C A holds semi monthly meeting at 7 30 at Mrs L A Parrish’s residence 763 Marine Street.
The G A Girls of the Baptist church held a social at leader Mrs S W Spragg home with lemonade and cake served. Mrs John Powell hosted the Bayou Bridge club February 23 with sandwiches and Russian tea. 4 H club gathered at Bayou Public Library February 24 with hot chocolate and cake. Miss Eulie Lee Sanford visited Mobile friends. Mrs J E Boetner hosted. Mrs Riley of Mobile was absent due to illness.
TOULMINVILLE notices report a regular prayer service and teachers meeting at the Baptist church Wednesday at 7 30. The Sunbeams meet Tuesday at 2 30 pm with leader Mrs W D Raines and a missionary offering is requested. Mrs L L Havens hosted a Junior Music Lovers club event with ice cream and cake served after.
The WHISTLER notes a B Y P U social at Miss Ruth Roberts home with about twenty five youths. Mrs G C Roberts hosts a birthday supper for Mr Roberts with Beryl Roberts as guest. A Mobile district Sunday school rally is set for Myers Memorial Baptist church at 2:30 PM. The Men’s club meets at the Methodist church on mission theme. Rev H H Myrick leads regular Methodist services. Rev H H Harwell sets Bethany Baptist ordination for 5 30 PM Monday with Veryl Roberts to be ordained. Sunday services feature People of Distinction topic and Beryl Roberts preaching.
Pattern 9547 offers a jumper frock style with a deep yoke puff sleeves and slender skirt in crepey silk and lace. Available in sizes 14 through 40 with yardage listed for size 16, illustrated instructions included. Catalog and pattern set priced at 25 cents with order details to The Mobile Times Pattern Department New York.
The Helen B. Taylor Bible class of the First Baptist church reports strong attendance and improved honor roll. After the business session, guests enjoyed a women of the Bible contest arranged by Mrs. J P Moreland. Mrs. J M Crowley won and received a china piece as a prize.
Billy W N Scott celebrated his sixth birthday on Thursday March 2 with a party at home 263 Houston Street. Guests enjoyed refreshments games and gifts as Little Clara Louise Black won pin the tail on the rabbit and Billy Doran found the most eggs. Other attendees included Lewis Odom Jr Sherman Payne Jr Edward Olsen Jack Ward Jesse Nettles Jack Olsen Leon Reice Billy Doran Martha Oline Webb Rebecca Black.
Hill Hearn Miss Katie Mae Hearn and Ollie Warren Hill of Quitman Mississippi married February 25 at 8 30 p m in Rev J B Jacksons home with few relatives present Attendants Miss Carolyn Swindell and Mr Gene Brown The couple will reside in an apartment at 65 Wilson Avenue recently furnished for their new home
The Mobile Association of Music Teachers will broadcast Wednesdays from 4 00 to 4 15 p m over WODX featuring 18 pupils from Mrs Havens Melody Way classes and a seven month progress demonstration. The Mobile Association of Organists holds a monthly meeting Monday night at Grace Lutheran Church at 5 30 p m with Mrs Clara B Evans in charge.
Rev John T Gillson to hold 3 p m services at the community house with all welcome. St Elmo Irvington school P T A to meet Monday at 7 30 p m. Families McKay and Vickery move to St Elmo and Mobile respectively. Grand Bay B Y P U hosts program at Baptist church Sunday night. Christian Endeavor elects officers and invites all to Sunday 7 30 p m meetings at the community house.
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