The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-21
ASSISTANT PASTOR
 HAS BEEN ELECTED
Other News of Tuscaloosa-Mrs Frank Ms Moody Is Critically Ill
 In Denver

Tuscaloosa. June 2O.-(Special.)-At the Baptist church Sunday morning it WAS decided to engage an assistant pastor for the church during the months of July and August as pr. Dawson, the regular pas tor, is called out of town so often during that time. MT, J, H. Chapman of Jack son was elected to this position, and the matter was at once taken up with him. It is with much pleasure that the church announces that. MT. Chapman will accept this position. He is a young man of fine character and ability, as is well the university for several years, gradli- ating with the A. B. degree year before last MT. Chapman last year was In at tendance upon the seminary at Louisville preparing for his life work as minister
 The ninth annual session of the state grand lodge of the United Brotherers of Friendship and Sisters of Mysterious Ten one of the largest colored organizations of it's kind in the world, Is assembled here the meeting having been formally opened yesterday and will continue through the 22d inst. Hon. Robson Brown. city at- torney. acting for the Mayor, made an address of welcome on behalf of the city to the organization yesterday, and this was responded to by c. A. Howze grand master of the state lodge. large con- course of colored citizens are here in at tendance upon the session.
 J. H. finders, who has been so far a prominent candidate for sheriff of the county in the approaching primary, an- nounces in a card this morning that he MT. finders states, is caused by his poor health, it not permitting him to make the active canvass that he feels justi- fication of his. candidacy would require He states further that his withdrawal is in favor of none of the candidates as each and all are his personal friends. This still leaves seven candidates in the field to finish the race.
 It is with deep regret that Tuscaloosa people hear of the serious condition of Mrs. Frank M. Moody. who is i'll in Dem yer, Col. Mrs. Moody has been com- pelled to live in Colorado for the past year or so. and it now develops that a delicate operation IS necessary Tor the preservation of her life Her brother, T. J. Hill, left for Denver Monday night, to be with his sister during this operation. and her husband, MT. r. M. Moody, has been with 1her for several weeks. It is the earnest hope and prayer of all of the people of her home town that the operation may be successful and she may have speedy recovery
 The marriage of Mr. Joseph O'Quinn and Mss Clemmie Englebert occurred Sunday afternoon at the residence of the bride near, tho Alabama Great Southern depot, MT, O,Quinn is 0 popular clerk in the dry eoods establishment of P. w. Blondheim and has number of friends fin town. His bride is young girl of many attractions and of sweet na- ture who also has large number of friends who wish her much happiness on this auspicious occasion.
 Four negroes were sent to the state penitsntisry from here to serve out sen- tencss imposed at the recent criminal term of ths Tuscaloosa county court. These wers Jim Green, ons year; Jim Mitchell. fiftssn years; Jim Haley, twenty years and Bud Taylor. three years.