Presbyterian encampment program set for Talladega
Talladega June 24 The first Presbyterian encampment of the synod of Alabama opens Friday night at Fooche Springs near Talladega. The full five day program lists lectures on Christian Endeavor training, teacher education and biblical study with speakers including Dr. Charles Gailliard Rev. G F Bell Dr. Bachman and others. The event features sessions July 3 through July 7 with sermons by Dr A F Carr and Dr J W Walden. No services in Talladega.
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Talladega
First Presbyterian
Synod of Alabama
Bhocco Springs
Talladega Mountains
Alabama
Walter D. Sheppard
Bernice Bummer
Montgomery
Comrades of the Quiet Hour
Bom. Craig
Prattville
Tenth Legion
A. D. Mooney
D. D
Birmingham
Christian Endeavor World
Walter P. Sheppard
Sallard
Gaillard
Mooney and Ballard
Christian Endeavor
Charles R. Gailliard
Spartanburg
G. O. Buchanan
Nashville
Superintendent Presbyterian Training School
G. F. Bell
Dothan
W. M. FP. Thedford, Jr
Dr. Bachman
A. F. Carr
Mobile
J. W. Walden
Eutaw
Talladega J
H. C. Kegley
Decatur
W. P. Neilson
Shocco Springs
Alabama Synod
Carr
Sumlay
George Buchanan
Pleasant social round in Alexandria honors out of town guest
Miss Mary Ida Green hosted Friday afternoon games for Miss Fannie Clark of Union. Mrs. J G Woodruff gave a Friday evening entertainment for Miss Clark. A wedding occurred Sunday at 2 30 at Rev Phifers home with Miss Ruby Phifer marrying Mr W J Davenport of Tuscaloosa. The couple departed for their new home. Multiple guests and visits noted among Alexandria residents and friends.
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Alexandria
Mary Jda Green
Fannie Clark
Union
J. G. Woodruff
Clark
Direen
Phifer
Ruby Phifer
VT. J. Davenport
Tuscaloom
Tuscaloosa
Sue Hardie
Louise Glass
Montgomery
Sara Cooper
Hopkinsville, Ky
Martha Brewton
Pell City
Sue Hamlin
Gadsden
Florine Smyth
Anniston
Mary Ida Green
Mary Goodlett
Jacksonville
8. L. Green
Captain Whisenant
Birmingham
Horace Green
South Carolina
Developments Follow Furnish Bond for Taylor and Delays in Rayfield and Alloway Trials
A hearing before Justice Creen was scheduled with Rayfield and Alloway appearing for trial. McGuffin’s absence caused continuous delays, and Taylor was sent to jail in default of 2500 bond after authorities noted five related cases. McGuffin’s testimony is viewed as an attempt to engender sympathy, casting doubt on Rayfield and Alloway charges.
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J. F. Creen
Rayfield
Alloway
Taylor
McGuffin
Trustees Plan for Institute Enrollment Growth
Trustees report progress in education work with the paygrounds movement earning national recognition. Dr. Glass will depart soon for Tuscaloosa Eutaw and Birmingham to promote the Institute as plans for next year's enrollment are described as very favorable.
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Glass
Tuscaloosa
Eutaw
Birmingham
Escapee Hart fatally wounds marshal in pursuit
Andrew Hart, held on a street gang prohibition charge, escaped across the Tennessee River by skiff. Marshal Gibson and deputy John Rawlins tracked him to a four mile distant house and Hart resisted arrest, fatally wounding the marshal with gunfire.
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Andrew Hart
Tennessee
Marshal Gibson
John Rawlins
Hart
Presbyterians Encamp Near Talladega Soon
Presbyterians from twenty states plan a Alabama Presbyterian Encampment at Shocco Springs near Talladega starting June 30. Speakers include Dr. Egbert Smith Dr. J W Stagg Rev J G Snedecor Rev J G Little and Dr J T Plunkett with about fifty other speakers from across the state. The event features lectures recreation and home missions themes with plans for hundreds of visitors and Talladega hospitality.
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Egbert Smith
Louisville
J. W. Stagg
Anniston
J. G. Snedecor
Tuskaloosa
J. G. Little
J. T. Plunkett
Birmingham
A. F. Carr
D. D
Mobile
Charles R. Gaillard
Spartanburg
8. C
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering one hundred dollars for any case curable by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulation from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with druggist referrals.
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Hall
Funeral of Dead Patrolman Largely Attended on Tuesday
Funeral services for Police Officer John L. Cunningham, killed Sunday, were held at 4 PM Tuesday at First Baptist Church. The event drew wide attendance from fellow officers, city officials, and many business leaders, reflecting the officer’s popularity and impact on the community. Cunningham leaves a wife and five children. life insurance policies totaling $4,000, plus a $4,500 death benefit from the Junior Order United American Mechanics, will support his family.
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John L. Cunningham
Will McGuffin
First Baptist Church
L. N. Claxton
United American Mechanics
Cunningham
Cunnningham
Continental Casualty Company
Knights of Honor
American Mechanics
Jim Hyatt Remanded Without Bond in Murder Case
Jim Hyatt, charged with murdering Tom Wood in White Plains, was remanded to jail without bond after a Monday preliminary hearing before Justice A N Ward. Prosecutors report aggravated murder, with Hyatt claiming an accident. Judge S S Tate was retained to aid the state in the case.
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Jim Hyatt
White Plains
Tom Wood
A. N. Ward
Mr. Wood
Wood
Hyatt
S&s. W. Tate
Tunstall
War on trusts widens to Am n Smelting Co
Washington reports the administration has expanded its anti monopoly drive to the American Smelting and Refining Company as a Bureau of Corporations inquiry begins. In a separate session a Sugar Trust rate war is cited with Arbuckle Sugar Refining claiming losses of 1.259 million over two years while Havemeyer losses are suggested to be higher.
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Uncle Sam
Am’n Smelting Co
Arbuckle Sugar Refining
Washington
Smelter Trust
American Smelting and Refining Company
Bureau of Corporations
G. Gilmore
Arbuckle Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
House
Sugar Trust
Arbuckle
Havemeyer Combine
Havemeyer
Pretty wedding in Wellington as Bryant-Line union wed
Miss Nola Edna Bryant married Samuel Winchester Line of Gadsden in a poetry filled ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev M A Ramsey officiated with Mrs Walter G Bryant providing music. The couple left for Chattanooga after an informal reception as relatives and friends offered good wishes. Local guests included Mr and Mrs George Costello from Austin and Mr and Mrs L B Dickie of Birmingham.
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Wellington
Nola Edna Bryant
Samuel Winchester Line
Gadsden
M. A. Ramsey
Bessie Bryant
Frank Aderhold
Reid’s Mill
Walter G. Bryant
Albany
Miss Bryant
Mr. Line
Chattanooga
Tenn
George Costello
Austin
Texas
L. B. Dickie
Birmingham
James Edgar Line
Charles Ward
Harriet Ewing
Dorothy Line
Paul M. McCall
Bryant-Line
B. H. Bryant
Gads
Mayor Weighs Prison Plans and City Jail Condemnation
Commissioner M B Wellborn supports county prison construction after condemning Calhoun jail for unsafe conditions. Dr W H Oates, state jail inspector, calls for improvements and bids for a new jail. Wikle says mayor is open to pro and plans address city needs. The condemned jail is criticized for heat, ventilation, lighting, and tuberculosis risk.
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W. H. Oates
M. B. Wellborn
Wellborn
Dr. Oates
Calhoun
Oat
Wikle
Born
Calhoun ¢Oty
Oates
Calhoun County
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Anniston Testimony
Anniston resident O Gunn of 624 West Fourteenth Street declares kidney pills cured dull back pain and irregular kidney secretions after two months of use. He purchased Doan's Kidney Pills at J L Wikle's drug store and reports lasting relief and improved health. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Anniston
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Oan
Doan
Visitors Spend Weekend With Relatives Here
Mrs. Susan Hindmont and Mr. Ed Mond were visitors here this week and spent Sunday with local relatives.
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Den
Susan Hindmont
Mr. Edmond
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