Meeting Places of Committees for North Alabama Methodist Conference
Delegates to the thirty second North Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South arrive in Anniston for the opening session at First Methodist church set for 9 am tomorrow. Bishop Hendrix presides as about 300 delegates attend with housing provided around town. Committees meet at local churches and hotels including Parker Memorial Baptist First Presbyterian and Wilmer Hotel with rooms assigned for board and education finances and other duties.
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First Methodist Church
North Alabama
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Anniston National Bank
Board of Missions
First Nat
Delegates Await Arrival Of Southern Train From Birmingham
Nonarrived conference delegates are due this evening on the Southern railway from Birmingham. Families entertaining those delegates should wait supper for them tonight, as they are expected to arrive shortly after 6 o'clock.
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Birmingham
Meetings of committees and meeting places listed
Important conference committee meetings will be held during the conference at several rooms. Applicants for Admission on Trial will meet in the Pastors Study. The Committee on Admissions meets in the Sunday School Room. The Class of the First Year gathers in the Primary Sunday School Room.
Coleman Named to Succeed Lapsley as Anniston Judge
Montgomery Nov 26 Governor Jelks appointed Hon T W Coleman Jr to the City Court of Anniston to succeed the late Judge J W Lapsley. Coleman formerly governed the Seventh Judicial Circuit and is regarded as a prominent young Alabama lawyer.
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Anniston
Jelks
Montgomery
T. W. Coleman, Jr
J. W. Lapsley
Elders to Meet Bishop at Weller Home Tonight
Bishop Hendrix arrives from Birmingham at 6 30 to meet presiding elders at 7 30 at Mr Weller’s Christine Place. The missionary board convenes at 7 59 tonight in the First National Bank.
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Hendrix
Birmingham
W. H. Weller
Christine Place
Mr. Weller
Voice Restored by Foley's Honey and Tar
Heareeness tale from Hutton Indiana reports Benj Ingerson had not spoken above a whisper for months until one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice. The McHlreath Drug Company advertises the remedy with confidence.
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Benj. Ingerson
Hutton, Ind
Foley
Foley’s
McHlreath Drug Company
Detroit Penberthy works ruin after terrifie explosion
A massive blast at the Penberthy Injector Co. plant in Detroit today collapsed the works at 9:15 AM. Between seventy five and one hundred twenty five workers are entombed or fatally injured, with three bodies recovered so far. Rescue efforts continue amid debris and smoke.
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Detroit
Penberthy Injector Co
Georgia Central Railway Steps Into Alabama Corridor
The Georgia Central Railway operates a ten squad in Clay county heading toward Annis tea and may extend toward Goodwater. Plans for a branch from Anpiston to Goodwater could improve links to Savannah Brunswick and other Georgia cities. Survey work continues on the Roanoke route to Carrollton and notes the Central of Georgia purchase of the Chattanooga Rome and Columbus line.
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Georgia Central Railway
aAuton
Goodwater
Clay County
Annistea
Georgia Central
Anpiston
Savannah
Bruns
Sickness at Anniston College Forces Brief Suspension
Opening services announced that classes at Anniston College would be suspended for several days due to a scarlet fever case. Dr. A J Battle, the college president, stated a Georgia boarding student developed scarlet fever yesterday and that the school would pause recitations to prevent spread.
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A. J. Battle
Anniston College
Georgia
Battle
Lic
Scarlet fever case at college prompts careful isolation
College reports a scarlet fever case with complete isolation and precautions taken. Several boarding students returned home for the reconvening. The season has seen other illnesses, including a pneumonia recovery and nervous prostration in a musical department member. A local testimonial promotes Foley's Kidney Cure from Mclreath Drug Co.
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South Alabama
Shn
Mellie Dastman
Grown Girls Wanted at Aviston Carpet Mill
Help wanted advertisement seeks grown girls for regular employment and fair wages at the Aviston Carpet mill. Applicants directed to offices in the will with manager Jams Buckler cited.
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Anviston
Will
Jams Buckler
Alabama City Camp Site Bids Stir Washington Deliberations
In Washington on November 26 a wartime camp site selection board, limited to one camp, hears Alabama cities pressed by Representatives Bowie for Anniston Huntsville Richardson and Underwood for Birmingham. The board adjourned after routine business and will take weeks to decide. Bowie and Richardson renewed efforts with the War Department.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Alabama
Bowie
W. HW. McKlerey
H. W. Bexton
Anniston
Richardson
Huntsville
Underwood
Birmingham
War Department
Huntsville Soldier's Home Bill For 50,000 Proposed
Representative Richardson plans to introduce a bill to appropriate 50 000 to begin a soldiers home at Huntsville for both Federal and Confederate veterans. The measure drew favorable comment when first proposed and faced strong support from supporters including Mr Richardson.
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Washington
Richardson
Huntsville
Richardson Attoey
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Eugene RK. Hendrix
Ional Bank
Knights of Pythias Mall
Board of Church
M. E. Church
Board of Education
Office of
W. P. Acker
Eeworth League
M. Eb
Wilmer
Conference Brotherhood
Tevieht
Coleman
Lapsley
Seventh Judicial Circuit
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Board of Missionaries
First National Bank
Annisle
Noble Street
Geekerg
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Wick
Roanoke
Carrolton
Central of Georgia
Chattanooga, Rome
Columbus Road
Aunniston
Messrs. McKleroy
Sexton
Scarlet
Seymour Webb
Moira
N. Y
Mclreath Drug Co
Drew
Rouwe Bidney
Bleriing Remedy Co
Chicago
Cody
Analston
WiaLey Bros. Printers
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