Annual Picnic at Mt Hope Draws Bigger Than Ever
The Mt Hope annual picnic on July 3 promises the largest event of its kind yet with a day full of activities and fun. Attendees are urged to join for a memorable outing and enjoyable experiences.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
4
The Mt Hope annual picnic on July 3 promises the largest event of its kind yet with a day full of activities and fun. Attendees are urged to join for a memorable outing and enjoyable experiences.
Church notices for Baptist Methodist Church of et al list pastors and services on Sundays with Sunday schools, Bible study and Lord s Supper times. Preachers include Rev il C Dunn and J Petty Breil. Visitor invitation extended. several churches hold monthly or third Sunday services at specified times and locations.
Chancery Court convenes on the fourth Monday in February and August. Circuit Court convenes on the first Monday in June and December. County Court meets on the third Monday each month. July terms occur on the third day in June and July. Probate Court meets on the second Monday of each month. Board of Revenue meets on the second Monday in February, first Monday in August, second Monday in November. Educational: Teachers paid on the first Saturday of each month at Moulton. Examinations on the third Mondays in December, April, and July. W. B. Dill, County Superintendent.
Probate Judge J C Kumpe and Circuit Court Clerk W K Jackson named. Solicitor J M Irwin. Sheriff W K Lee. Tax Assessor Harelton. Tax Collector J E Brown. Register in Chancery W R Jackson. Treasurer J M Sandlin. Board of Education W Dill. Members J Dr French J D L Byars M J Taylor T F Aimon. Board of Revenue J S Smith Frank Smith J M Byars A Harris. Surveyor B O Masterson.
Caddo churches list monthly services with Rev. W W Aldridge as pastor and guest preachers from Trinity. Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o clock. Jaman Napps leads singing on the 2nd and 3rd Sunday afternoons. Congregational preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11. Sunday School at 9 23/08. Class leaders meet on the 4th Saturday. Ladies Aid Society meets first Saturday afternoon.
A brief moral admonition from the Christian Herald urging self control and kindness. It advises avoiding contradictions and gossip, respecting others beliefs, concealing personal pains, attending to one’s own business, and living as a true gentleman or gentlewoman guided by the Golden Rule.
Physicians urge regular bowel care to prevent dangers of habitual constipation. Dr Miles Laxative Tablets are praised for pleasant taste and gentle yet effective relief. Sold by druggists at 25 cents a box with a money back guarantee. Elkhart IN Miles Medical Co.
Circulars announce a six week summer program at State Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes in Normal Alabama. It blends grammar and arithmetic with practical arts like Plain Sewing Cooking School Gardening Farm Carpentry and Blacksmithing to empower rural and town teachers. The offer includes board and lodging for eighteen dollars and an extension of one year on state certificates for attendees.
Lawrence County Singing Convention meets near Mt Hope on July 10 and 11 with a Banner Contest on Saturday. All singers invited to bring books. For contest terms write J. P. French Moulton Route 2. No entry fee. J P French President W R Sims Secretary.
The Angual Picnic at Mt Hope on July 3 is drafting its program and urging attendance. Organizers strive to deliver an outstanding event and encourage readers to make plans to be there.
C C Smith president of the Lawrence County Sunday School Association requests Sunday School workers in Lawrence and adjoining counties to attend the July 22 and 23 meeting at Town Creek Station. A State Field Secretary will assist. Please send name and address and chosen discussion subject by June 15 or accept any assigned topic. Each Sunday School may elect three delegates.
The record lists a five session county convention agenda focusing on Sunday School efficiency. Topics include devotional services, yearly work by department heads, student enrollment, finances, district and class program variety, and pledges of support. Sessions cover elementary to adult divisions, teacher training, missions, temperance, and youth programs with reports, elections, and meeting place selection.
Ad promote Rub-MY-TISM as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns old sores stings of insects etc. Describes antiseptic anodyne for internal and external use and lists price of 25 cents.
Congressman Almon announces an agricultural health and education campaign with expert speakers on crop diversification stock raising rural sanitation and education. Four meetings in each of seven counties begin in Madison on July 13 with dates for Lawrence County Town Creek July 27 Mt Hope July 28 Wren July 29 Hodges Store July 30 Harmony July 31.
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana says she greatly benefited from Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and she urges others with rheumatic discomfort to try the product for prompt relief available everywhere.
A report notes that the United States now has 67 bird reserves where wild fowl may live unmolested, expanding protected habitats for native species and supporting conservation efforts nationwide.
The document records William Jennings Bryan of Lincoln Nebraska signing an oath on November 28 1914 promising not to use intoxicating liquors as a beverage. The form lists ages and names of signatories with residence details.
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