The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

| Sunday night. He preached an excel-
 lent sermon, which was much appre- eiated and enjoyed by his congregation, Bishop Beckwith was the guest of Dr ! and Mrs. A. E. Bennett while in Ope f lika
 Lee Hunter, popular citizen of Buf | falo, and former resident of Opelika,
 was in the city Saturday 10 see his many friends.
 Miss Oleen Warren of Natasulga
 came to opelika Saturday to spend I Sunday with her parents Mfr. and Mrs.
 J. o. Warren.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will hold their annual bazaar December 13. fl and f5. This bazaar l is conducted annually by the ladies that they get money to make improvements ts on their church and manse Mrs. W. W. Williams and little daughter, Joe Douglas have gone t0
 Hot Springs. where they will spend
 several weeks, before returning home
 in ope1ika
 Roy c. Tucker of wetumpka, who
 has been employed by ,<ann and Blu
 menfeld, as~ dry goods salesman, has
 resigned his position with them, and returned to his home.
 Booker T. Washington, principal of
 Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Insti- lltute, spoke to the colored people of
 Opelika and Lee county at t.e court
 house Monday night. Several white
 people were also, present to hear the
 speech. Washington's speech was filled
 with good advice for his people He
 admonished them to be Industrious and
 law abiding He told them that they
 must not harbor the violators of thH law. but that they must turn them over to the officers. that they may an swer the offenses which they Lave com mitted.
 The many friends of Dr. W. P. Dick. inson, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Ouelika, regret to see him and his estinable family leave the city. They have made many warm friends in Opelika since moving here thpee years ago. Dr. Dickinson is an educated and consecrated preacher. and $ a man of deep sympathy and strong convictions. The best wishes of all the citizens Of Opelika will go with him aai his fam fly to their new home in Selma.
 Rev. J. NJ. Dannelly, the new pastor of the First Methodist Church of ope- lika. already has many friends in this city, who will be glad to welcome hiGn as their pastor. Mir Danno!ly conduc- ted protracted meeting m Opelilka several years ago and at that time many were impressed with his earnest ness and ability as gospel preacher. 4 royal welcome awaits him and his family.
 Dr. J. F. Purser of the West End Baptist Church of Atlanta, Ga, spent Monday night in Opelilxa, while on hts way to Mobile. to see his step-son, Dr. Peterson. married. Dr. Purser was for,y merly the pastor. of the First Baptist Church of Opelika, and he Is much be- loved by all denominations.
 Mrs. Cecil c. Lee and son, Tom Smith. who have been visiting friends fin Fort Gaines. Ga. for several days. returned to their home in Opelika this 
 General George P. Harrison went to Ga., Tuesday morning to at tend the monthly meeting of the Board of Directors, Of the Eagle and Phenix cotton mills. &
 The fall term of the Lee County Chancery Court will convene in Opellka ". w. Whltesida of Annis. ton, presiding.
 Dr. J. G. Palmer and niece, Miss Lee Mae Palmer. have gone to Winston where they will spend several days
 Rev. w. A. Taliaferro, pastor of the | First Baptist Church of Opelika.' has 1 gone to Barnesville, Ga, where he will l ,ficiate at the marriage of MT. Charles l sudduth and Miss Margaret Galloway l Hodge.
 Miss Annie Laurie McDufrie oF Co. 1 umbus, Ga, spent Sunday n Opelika, l with her friends.
 Rev. J.. Holloway. former pastor | ,f Trinity Church. and who has been | attending the Alabama -4nnual Con terence at Eufaula, returned to Opelika 1 Tuesday morning. MT. holloway's 1 many friends regret to see him moved 1 away from here. He has only been | Tn Opelika one year, but during that | time he has made many friends, . and 1 las done much for his church.
 J. F. Beall, popular insurance mna | of opelika. went to Montgomery Mon 1 Jay morning to transact some business | ID the Capital city.
 Miss Annie Mae and Denelle Barnes went to Auburn yesterday, where they | attended the Scott-Chappelle wedding
 George M. Williams. a former Ope- Iikian, but now manager of the Brad l street Agency in Montgomery spent l Tuesday in Orelika with his parents, | Mr and Mrs, J.. W. Williams.
 Miss Inez Day of Atlanta Ga, spent Tuesday in opelika, while on her way to Gulfport, Miss.