Young Men's Bible Class Schedule at First Presbyterian
The Young Men's Bible Class meets every Sunday morning at Tenth and Quintard Avenue. Activities include devotional exercises by T. C Weung, lecture by W. L. Jones, lesson discussion led by Alfred Coleman and Percy Quim, and closing exercises by J. F. Thompson, class president. Also advertised are economy jars with low prices at Sterne's.
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Presbyterian Carch
Tenth
Quintard Avenue
T. C Weung
W- L. Jones
Alfred Colemman
Percy Quimm
J Fh. Thompson
Ice Cream Supper For Meral Athletic Club Benefit
An ice cream supper will be held at the Knights of Pythias hall in Oxenmore on Monday night August 17 to benefit the Meral Athletic Club. The club aims to improve social moral and physical conditions in the community and a good crowd is expected.
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Knights of Pythtas Hall
Oxanew
Meral Athletic
Parker Memorial Church Adjusts Sunday Service Time
Regular Sunday services return to 11 o clock at Parker Memorial Church with Dr W F Yarbrough delivering the prelude sermon on The Test of the Christian Life. No evening service due to LP union services at First Methodist Church.
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Parker Meratorial Church
O'Clork
W. F. Yarbrough
First Methodist Church
Savoy Presents Feame Rnd Baker’s Double Baseball Picture
The Savoy will show tomorrow a two reel photo play starting with a New York Polo Grounds game where Baker hits a home run. A love story unfolds to keep viewers engaged through the thrilling sequence.
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The
Savoy
Feame
Baker
New York Polo Grounds
Esford Lake Players Applauded for Human Hearts at Oxford Lake
The Norman Pield players presented Human Hearts at Oxford Lake Park Theater with strong attendance. Weekdays feature Panga as the week’s attraction, with Thursday, Friday, and Saturday shows drawing large crowds.
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Norman Pield Players
Oxford Lake Park Theater
Oxford minister to speak at union church service
Dr Joseph Whiteside former Oxford resident and missionary in China will speak at the union service at the Christian church this evening. Rev W J Cooke new Christian church minister from Greenshurst Ind will deliver his first service this morning. A large congregation is expected.
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Oxford
Joseph Whiteside
Oxford Bor
Union Wre Ieee
Christian Church
W. J. Cooke
Greenshurst
Ind
Acting Chief of Police Appointed During Vacation
During Chief L. L. Phillips vacation, former chief Joe DILL 18 serves as acting chief of police.
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L. L. Phillips
Joe Dill
YARBROUGH TO PREACH AT FIRST METHODIST TONIGHT
Dr. W F Yarbrough will fill the pulpit at the union service tonight at First Methodist Church at eight o clock. All churches will join in worship there with no services at First Presbyterian and Parker Memorial tonight.
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W. F. Yarbrough
First Methodist
First Presbyterian and
Parker Memorial
Our
Reverend Claxtoxa to Lead Cropwell Meeting Series
Reverend L N Claxtoxa departs today to Cropwell for a series of church meetings. He conducts eleven o'clock services at First Baptist and Reverend Bermard is scheduled to preach the evening sermon.
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L. N. Claxtoxa
Cropwell
First Baptist Church
Bermard
Eskridge to Speak at Courthouse on Trade Union Label
W A Eskridge of St Louis will lecture Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock in the courthouse in support of the trades union label. He is described as a fluent speaker and appears under the auspices of the Moulders Union of North America.
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W. A. Eskridge
St. Louis
Eskridge
Ron Moulders' Union of North
Mrs Simpcom and Miss Simpson Visit Leeds Guests
Mrs John Simpcom and Miss Hor tense Simpson who have been guests of Mrs Frank Ledbetter and Miss Helen Ledbetter left yesterday. Mrs Simpson will return to Birmingham and Miss Simpson will visit Miss La eile Abercrombie in Leeds before going home.
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Hortense Simpson
Frank Ledbetter
Helen Ledbetter
Simpson
Birmingham
Miss Simpson
Leeds
Laeile Abercrombie
Cumberland Sanitarium Promises Guaranteed Cure
The notice advertises a sanitarium in Lebanon Tennessee offering a guaranteed cure with payment only after satisfactory results. It claims control of withdrawal symptoms and treatment at home if necessary, citing bank references for credibility and inviting readers to request free literature.
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Union Bank & Trust Co
The
Armerican National Bank
Lebanon
Prominent Figure In Harvester Suit Appears in Court
George W Perkins described as a close friend of Col. Room well is named as an influential defendant in Teret's suit against the Harvester trust. An appeal from the decision to dissolve the corporation will be taken to a higher court. Thomas D Jones of Chicago is also listed among the individual defendants.
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New York
George W. Perkins
Wilson
Pra
Memorial service for Mr and Mrs Loftin at First Baptist Church
Miss Lena Rayfie ta and Mr How mie Loftin were memorialized last night at 6 o'clock at the residence of the couple's parents on Fourteenth and Gurnee streets by Rev L N Clare from the First Baptist church. The Loftins will depart for Birmingham today and return soon to resume residence here.
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Lena Rayfie
Howmie Loftin
Fourteenth
Gurnee Streets
Ev. L. N. Clare Fom
First Baptist Church
Loftin
Birmingham
Muto Party Trips to Gadsden This Morning
Lonnie Ward Hollingsworth and companions toured to Gadsden today for a day trip and planned to return to the city by nightfall.
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Muto Party
Gadsden
Hollingsworth
Lonnie Ward
Otters
Thee City
Whit man Sid Cobb Arrest Reported in County
Sheriff Brooks and Deputy arrested Sid Cobb yesterday. The man, indicted last fall for selling whisky, fled but was recaptured and returned to the city.
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Sid Cobb
Brooks
Egrets
Ede
Grand
Bess
Congregational Union Meeting at First Methodist Church
A union meeting for all Christian people will begin at 11 o clock on the fourth Sunday in August at the First Congregational Methodist church. Evangelist Wai Hartgraves of Texas will have immediate charge with strong ministerial help. Mr Flattgraves is a second Swope, a well remembered figure in Anniston. The public is invited to attend all services.
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Methodist Church
Evangelist Wai. Hartgraves
Texas
Flattgraves
Anniston
New Ford and Buick Models Cut Prices for 1915
Ford announces further price reductions on 1915 models and a potential refund plan if 300000 cars are produced by August. Touring car now $490 and runabout $440 F O B Detroit. Buick introduces lower prices on 24, 25 and 37 series with No 55 at $1650 and No 24 runabout at $900 F O B Detroit. Bosworth & Co list two catalogs of Buick models. one Ford expected this week.
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Ford
Detroit
F. C. B. Detroit
Bosworth & Co
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