The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
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| Word reached here today of negro | killing which took place on the cren-
 shaw place in the western part of the county Saturday night. The Crenshaw place Is near Harrelfs station and on Saturday night a number of negroes had
 pay party" Quite a crowd of negroes of the neighborhood attended among them being two negroes named From Smith and William Crenshaw. EThe merry making among the negroes kept up until late during the night and just as the festivities were about to close there were heard two or three
 With the sound of the pistol shots there was . stampede among the negroes present. A few of the negroes remained and saw William Crenshaw fall up against the side of the room and a few feet away from him saw Tom smith standing with a smoking pistol | in his hand.
 After he saw crenshaw sink to the l floor Smith made his escape and since then has not been seen by any of the negroes of that neighborhood. No cause is assigned for the killing
 For The sunday school Census. The following meetings will be held at the places named and on the dates mentioned, commencing october 6: October 6. Sunday--Judge Carthel. W. T. Allison and H. B. Kincey will speak at Richmond and Carlowsville at Ii o'clock in the morning. Miss Lida Robinson, Miss Edith Rice anu Hon. H. s. D Mallory will speak at orrville. at II o'clock in the morning and o'clock In the afternoon.
 Sunday night-Judge Carthel, Miss Lida Robinson and President W. T. Atkins will speak at two union meet ings to he held at churches to be named on the west side and the east side of Broad street at a. m. Hon. H. S.. D. Mallory will preside at the west side meeting and Dr. E. W. Patton at the east side meeting.
 october 7--Judge Carthel. w; IT Plantersville from 9:3o to " a. m. They will also speak at Plantersville at p. m. and at 7:30 D. m. Miss Lada Robinson, Miss Edith Rice and W. T. at II a. m. and at Browns station at
 October s.-Judge Carthei. W T. Cook and $. D. Palmer will speak to Dallas at Fellowship Church at II a: m. Miss Lida Robinson, c. B: Fort and J. W. Young will speak at Stafford at Il a. m. and Central Mills at p. m. october 9--Judge Carthel. and W. T. Alisan, will speak at Pleasant Hill at at Union Church near Sardis at 1880 D mi. Miss Lda Robinson. Miss Edith Rice and W. T. Atkins will speak at Valley Creek at Il a. rn, and Summer
 Miss Lida Robinson and W. T. Atkins will speak to workers at headquarters at Young Mems Christian Association hall wednesday night at 7:s0 ?. m. Sunday school workers are urged to attend these different meetings In order that all arrangements can be completed for the census of Thursday October Id. Social and Personal. Miss Ella May Moore left thise morn tHa- n4A vyi h. school during the present session. Miss Gladys Moore left this after noon for Thomaston. where she will | teach school during the coming ses- sion.
 Miss Kate Young left this afternoon for Atlanta to attend school near that city,
 J. W. Lovett of orrvilIe spent today in the city,.
 Miss Ella Eagle and Miss Katie Ea- gle have returned home after spend- ing several weeks in New York and other Eastern cities.
 MT. stiiwelI of Little Rock is here visiting his niece. Mrs. Rudolph Rich- ards on Broad Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Ullman and children have returned home after spending the summer at Long Branch.
 Hiss Christine Nicholson left yes- terday for Hamburg to resume her du- ties as teacher of the school there.
 MT. W. c. .Agee is spending today in Marion with her daughter, Miss Lucy who is attending school at the Judson.
 Mrs. w F. Moore and little Miss Sarah Worrell have returned home af- ter short stay out of the city with friends.