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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
Redmanship

Last week the new wigwsm OF the
Red Men IN Healdsburg was dedicated
by Great Sachem Cunning, assisted by
Great Senior Sycamore Bell Great
Chief Of Records Bliss md Great San
nan Wheeler, in the presence Of many
persons. The local council was pres
ent IN full force. At the close Of the
ceremonies a jollihcation meeting was
held.
Iroouois Tribe OF Stockton recently
adopted a class Of palefaces for itself
and some for the tribe at Turlock.
After the adoption there was a re-
union of the two tribes Of Stockton.
the one al TurlOck and the two coun-
cils Of the Degree Of Pocahontas. at a
banquet hall where here was served a
feast OF corn and veniso 10 $50 per-
sons.
Two new tribes were instituted last
week, one at Modesto, organized by
". Kelly and the other at Turlock, or
ganized by Great Mishinewah King
IrOquois Tribe of Stockton has
passed the 400 mark in membership and
wants 100 more in order to beat the
tribe in Vallejo.
There is to be a public raising up
OF the chiefs Of the eleven councils
Of the ID. OF p. that compose the gen
eral committee OF that order in this
city This viii be on the evening Of
enteenth street.
An association Of Past Pocahontasses
and Past POwhattans has been organ
ized IN this city and the officers who
ore TO control It will be elected next
Tuesday. This is to be a social or
eanization which shall have for its
purpose the holding OF meetings sew
eral times year n order TO recall
the time when the members held the
highest chieftancy ia the councils.
Altahmos Tribe OF the Improved Or
DER OF Red Men is doing remarkably
well IN its new hall on Mission street
near Fifteenth, and at this time has
more members in absolute financial
standing than IL had prior to April
Montezuma Council Of the d. OF p.
has arranged for an entertainment on
the night of January p IN Woodmen's
Hail.
The degree team OF the Bald Eagle
Council ia the latter part OF Decem-
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Native Sons

Stanford Parlor Of the Native Sons OF
the Golden West has elected the follow
ing officers. II. A Catalan, past presi-
dent; c. A Sweigert. president; +. II.
Stanle. 5. S Flood and NJ. A Harris,
vice presidents; Fred H. jung. record
ing secretary; s. G. Scovern, financial
secretary andH kreasurer: ]. Greenberg
and V. E. Perry. trustees; i. S. Flynn,
marshal: Joseph Smith, inside sentinel;
H. l. Angelo, outside sentinel The
officers viii be installed January Is.
This parlor viii give its annual ball
in the Palace Hotel February 21 The
attendants will be limited TO 100
couples.
stanford had its usual last of the
year meeting in Native Sons Hail,
when there was a Christmas tree and
many Josh presents for the members.
After the gifts had been distributed a
musical programme was enjoyed, the
numbers being contributed by Dick
Hunt and quartet, Frank Thompson,
Charles Hay, Ossie Franks, Eddie An
gelo. Bert Miner, Arthur Morgenstein,
Franklin Griffin and william Ogilvie.
A travesty, The Court Of Injustice, :"
rious John Doe for various high and
low misdemeanors." Refreshments were
served.
Grand Trustee H c. Lichtenbepger
Of Los Angeles visited the parlor1 at
Rocklin on January 3. He was with
the parlor in Woodland on January 4,
and on January he visited the parlor
at Courtland. He win make visits as
follows: To Placerville January 6. 10
Georgetown January 9, TO Auburn jan
uary 10, to Elk Grove January IL and
to Mountain January IL.
The grand officers have been in
vited to attend the installation of the
officers Of Precita Parlor on the night
Of January 10. The ceremony Will be
followed by a banquet to the outgoing
and new officers
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Der appeared in brand new costumes
and adopted two palefaces in its te-
pee, in Polito Hall The new cos
Tunes are pretty and altogether dit-
ferent from any worn by other coun-
ellis The team of this council, which
has not been Instituted very long. ap-
peared for the first time in adoption
work and the members of il were very
highly complimented by visitors from
other councils for the close attention
they had paid 20 their instructor Cap
tain Fred Andsen. The council has ar
ranged a number of social events Tor
the first half OF the new year
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B'nsi Birth

During the latter part OF the year
the local lodges Of the Independent
Order of B'nai Birth will elect repre-
sentatives to the District Grand Lodge
that Is to meet next February.
Grand Secretary Aschheim has for
some time been an inmate OF the Ger
man Hospital.
Samuel Green, secretary Of Cremteux
Lodge and for many years chairman OF
the District Grand Lodge committee,
passed away recently.
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News Of the Frat@rMa0 Societies

Duden and L. Straub, trustees. O. r.
Tuley will become the sitting past re-
gent. NJ. S. Macks was elected renre-
sentative to the Grand Council of tn.
order, which is to meet in this eitv nexr
March. NJ. S. de Roco was elected alter
nate. This council will start the new
year with about zoo members, with the
intention OF increasing the membership
to 900 during the year. At the last
meeting in December the council ;niti-
ated two strangers and received six
applications.
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Order of 81. George

On the last Saturday night in De-
cember. Empress Victoria Lodge.
Daughters of st. George, entertained
the members and many guests at an "at
home" The hall was crowded TO its
limit and for the pleasure Of those
present there was an interesting pro-
gramme of varied numbers. One of the
features of the programme was the
rendition of several old English bal
lads by Mr.. Cousins of Burnaby Lodge
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city, will be oficered during the cur
rent term by: Nicolette Conardo, past
arch druidess; Giulia Sbarbaro Bosi.
arch druidess; Carolina del Grande,
first bard; Essilia Simi, second bard
Adelaide M. Guisti, secretary; Maria
Soler. treasurer; Louisa Conrado, con-
ductress; Virginia Sciaroni and Te-
eresa Zazzi, guardians; Lillian n.
Beaumont, organist; Catherine Pescia
Paladini, Giulia Capelli and Virginia
Thompson. trustees
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American Foresfers

The Companions of the Foresters of
America viii on next Wednesda night
have a public installation in Jefferson
Square Hall of the officers of all the
local circles
Grand Trustee T. ]. Emery returned
last week from a visit to the different
courts in Los Angeles and San Diego
counties
Grand Chief Companion Mrs. NJ H.
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Royal Areanum

At a largely attended meeting of
Argonaut Council of the Royal Ar
canum, held in New Era Hall, the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
were elected: ]. l. Macks. regent:
John Robinson, vice regent; T. S.
Stealy, orator; M. S. de Roco, secre-
tary: r. Head. collector: Z. ]. Ensign.
treasurer: A Lyser, chaplain; ID. Saun-
ders, guide: NJ S. Macks, warden; J.
]. silvey. sentry; G. Y. Derning. Ernest
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The Americans

Next Wednesday night the third
whist night of the tournament of the
Order of the Americans will be held In
Oakwood Hail. Elegant prizes will be
awarded to the winners.
Emergency Assembly of this order
is still forging ahead and expects the
current term to make showing for
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Cartwright, Companions of the Forest
ers of America, announces the follow
ing official visits for January: To
Rose Circle, Santa Rosa, January z;
Pride of Healdsburg, at Healdsburg,
9th; American, at Petaluma, 10th; So
nora, at Sonora, 21st; jamestown, at
Jamestown, 22d; Manzanita, at An
gels Camp. oath; Excelsior. at San
Francisco, 29th, and California, at
Golden Gate, 30th.
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energy that will cast in the shade any
previous effort in that line.
Encouraging reports were received
last week from Los Angeles and the
indications are that there will be good
results in the northern part of the
State, where assemblies are in oper-
alton.
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Of the Sons OF st. George. Then fol-
lowed dancing and the serving of re-
freshments with a liberal hand.
Burnaby Lodge. Sons of ST. George
will celebrate the twenty-first ami
versary of It's institution by an enter
tainment and ball in New Era Hall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
Picture Frames Made to order Tresslar's Studio.
STEAM LAUNCH PLANT.
Commercial Club Has ProposifiQn (
 Establish One.

Commercial Club Has PrOposiftpn to
 Establish One.
 The Commercial Club has an inquiry from a man who desires to establish a Rlant for the manufacture of small steaNQ launches. Wherever he locates. he expects to bring with him 8 num- Der of German families, the heads of which are foundrymen and lmachiniBts.
 The foundry and plant contemplated will require space 50x50 feet and the machine shop about the same space. with a water front with a depth of water not under eight feet.
 A location is desired where ten acres of adjoining land can be secured, and there is no objection to It's being as much as two or three miles from the city proper.
 Those interested in the plant would also like to.secure about 12O acres of land near the city, 10 be used as gar den and truck farms by the employees.
 The man interested has an available capital of $5.0O0, and would, therefore. like to interest any one or several per- sons who would take stock in such an enterprise, provided they are satisfied with the personnel of the German making the offer and his ability to manage such plant.
 The Commercial Club would be glad to hear from anyone interested, and would take pleasure in putting them in touch with those making the oner. If is thought that the locating of this nlant here would be the means of at- tyactinR a number of good German families to this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

100 and 10 a. m; Sunday school at s:30 ax m . ( and vespcrs with Benedic- D. in. On other dave of the week. Masses will be offered at s:3e a. nj. lin the church) except the first Friday of every month. when the Mass will be at o'clock. and will be followed by Benediction and the usual devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart. confes- sions win he heard on Saturdays. eyes of holidays. and Thursda;s before the first Friday. at . D. ma: at other times when modification Is given by means of the electric bell placed in the church: Particular services and devotions Will be announced from the altar. Phone 4ss. Rev. D. Savage, D. D.. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

superintendent No service at ii a. m., and :ao p. m, The congregstion will attend ss preaching at these u,s hoIps Dy Busy Peoples Class---Realizing the need in every Sunday School of a class for adult persons who do not have the time to prepare the lesson, we have such q class at Court Street Metho- dist Sunday School. which meets at 9:s0 .. rn., and we extend you a cordial invitation to visit our class. B. M |. washburn. teacher. Ask for MT. Wash burns class.
 Dexter Avenue Methodist Church. cor ner Dexter Avenue and McDonough Street--Rev- w. M. Cox. pastor; rcsi- dence. 1l4 North Hull Street: tele- phone BOA. No preaching services to- day. either morning or evening Sun day School at s:30 a. m.. Frank C. Baugh. superintendent. Good music and cordial welcome. Epworth ing Wsdneaday 7aO ?. m.
 Clayton Street Methatist Chureh--- South, corner Clayton Street and Clay dence. 5s7 clayton Street. Phone isis. No services today except Sunday School at s:3o a. m, Charles H. Bailey. superintendent. Epworth at sas Junior uni rhs%.s Ep~srss League, s:3o D. m.. Miss Maude Thweatt, superintendent Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets second Mon day in each month. Mrs. J. B. Chat field. president. Woman's Home Mis- sion Society meets fourth Monday in each month, Mrs. Thomas s. Thweatt. president. Board of Stewards meets first Tuesday in each month. L. R. Cox chairman. No prayer meeting Wednes- day night.
 Perry Street Methodist Church, cor ner Pcrry Street and, Noble Avenue Rev. l. ". Chalker. pastor; residence, 10 East Jeff Davis Avenue; telephone 2654. Sunday School at 9:30 a. ns., R. S Armistead. superintendent. No preach ] Ing today on account of the eyangelis- tic services at the Auditorium, Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 D. m: Epworth League s:s0 D. m. Sunday. W. A. Moore. president; the Junior League meets at D. m.: Ladies Aid Society meets first Monday and Woman's Foreign Mission ary Society second Monday in each month
 Forest Avenue M. E. Church, South, s.ornot- Earaat AyenfIe and Vine street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
MAREsGo .MEDIcos.
Number Of Plysicians From Over Tn
 County Tn Attendance.

Number of Physicians From Over The
 County Tn Attendance.
 Demopolis, Oct, 5.--- Especial 1.-The Marengo County Medical Society con vened ins Demopolis Friday at the City Hall The session was called to order by pr. A. P. McArther. president of the society. In the absence of the secretary. pr. o. l.. shivers. Dr. ". H. caine, of Demopoiis. acted in his stead. Quite number of physicians were in attendance.
 Considerable business was transacted by the society and numerous medical cases were cited ana dlscussed. The ne&t meeting of the society will be held in January at Linden.
 About thirty eight negroes employed at Lock 1 struck Friday morning for an increase in wages. The negroes have been receiving $1.25 per day for eight hours work and demanded an in- crease of twenty-five cents per day or s1. 50 for eight hours work.
 The manager. H. c. Moore, informed them that unless they returned to work by the usual hour saturday morning their places would ge filled by other men.
 Game Warden Willard Lipscomb of Marengo county, has already secured seventeen convictions in>his county for violations of the game law. Of this number ten are white people.
 The attorney general has recently sent Mir. Lipscomb a letter congratu- Iating him on the manner in which ne has discharged the duties of his or flee and says that he holds the banner os the entire State in convictions so far. .., c.~ tain keen and Clerk Gerald, arrived ' sror, Mobile at about Il o'clock Friday A,Sht Her cargo consisted of about fSTty bales of cotton, 500 sacks of cot ten seed and twenty-five passengers With other freight. The captain re- norts the river fSi excellent condition For boats. The steamer left on her re- turn trip at 10 o'clock Saturaay morn ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
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TO CHURCH OFFICERS.
 mcials of the different churches will please send to this oflcc, not later than o'clock Saturday aftern0pn, on postal or by nOte, account of their ser vices for SundayJ otherwise notices of Inst sunday will be repeated. Do not depend on the phone. EPISCOPAL. ct. John,n Church. Madison and Per- " Streets. Rev. E. E. Cobbs. Rector. Residence. 422 Madison Avenue, phone 6ss. II .. m.. morning prayer and ser mon.
 chapel of Holy Innocents--~ourfh Avenue and Heron Street. West End :. Evening service and address. D. m. Bible class conducted by The Brother hood of St Andrew. Friday nights at 6 o'clock.
 Church of the Holy Comforter--Stew- art Mcqueen, rector. Telephone 173s T. Gardner Foster, Joseph B. Jones. wardens. There will be Divine Ser vices the first, second, and third Sum days in October as follows: 9:30Na. m. Sunday School; A p. m., evening prayer. and sermon by Rev. Edward E Cobbs.
 METHoDIsT.
 Court Street M. E. Church, corner of Church and Lee Streets--Rev. O. C.. McGehee. D. D., pastor, residence 1ls Church Street, telephone 439. Rev. w. B. Nance. associate pastor. Sunday School st s:3o a. m. Armstead Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
AFTER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.
Csmmercfaa Club Making Special Ef-
 forxfD Land Them For M0utwumerx.

Cemmerciai Club Making special Ef-
 forgt1 Land Them For M0ntEumery.
 The Commercial Club ls now In cor respondence with several concerns, which, for various reasons. desire to change the location of their plants. or to build branch plants in the South.
 Among these are 8 distilling com pany. woven wire factory. and an agricultural implement company.
 Invitations to those interested have been extended to investigate the ad- vantages Montgomery has to offer. If Montgomery ever expects to attain its desire of a population of 100000. 1t must come through the establishment of varied industries within its limits or adjacent territory. and the commer- cial Club is making a special effort to attract industrial plants to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
aar Minsten.

washington. Oct. 5.-lspecial .-hu, E ral free delivery route NO ', oroersu ,. established December 7 at HaleyVlIle' yinston County. Service for $50 peo- nie ana eighty-hye families.
 Mary Walker is appointed postmas- ter at Sterrett, Shelby County.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

catoma Streets. Bible study at 9:45. Preaching at II a. m. by Elder John E. Dunn. the new assistant pastor. and at 7:45 p. m. Services at west End at s:3e D, m. also at night. Prayer meeting We'd nesday night at 7:45 p. m. We cor dially invite others to meet with us to study the Word of Truth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
REMARKABLE ANIMALS.
Carl Hagenbeck and Grent Wallace
 shows Have Combined Them,

Carl HA&eHOeck anu UNG1A "~ANrG Shows Have Combined Them. RovsJ Bengal tigers, riding upon the sbJp-roilinR backs of ponder ous ele- nbarts are to be featured among the rennarkable animals which Carl Hasen- hack and Great Wallace Shows com bIned will exhibit in Montgomery Monday. october 21. The inherent agil- ity of the cat-ereature Is in these 2or- midabIe feats fully displayed, and the riding act might well incur the en- vious enmity of human rivals. It ls claimed that the feature is made oy no other of the cirruses now on tho road.
 Even more spectacular, perhaps, will he similar performances of African lions upon Arabian horses. Thelr leans from the backs of running mounts through hoops of Are, over hurdles rnd other obstacles. are made In fashion that indicates the possession or almost human intelligence. and their feats are accomplished with ease aHa srace'
 Trained and TrnctabIe Zcbras.
 The circus to come October : 1 IS per- hans the only one in the United states that exhibits specimens of the striped ase that have surrendered 10 the mach nations of man and are now domcs- tioated ana submissive to the com mands of humanity. They are the in- teliigent equals Of the pest ,, lrlek horses and they are presented in. intTl- cate arenic performances. They are driven in the parade upon the streets.
 New Hybrid Series.
 most interesting specimen of freak nature to be exhibited Is the hybrid, a lion-tige a majestic creature Combin . ing the physical peeuliarities of each species, and wearing the tigers stripes upon the lions skin.
 Another kind of hybrids suye to at tract attention is the zeoruias, the only specimens ever shown. They bear the markings of the zebra and the pro- portions of the thoroughbred bcrsa of KantuakN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

m. and ?. m. Sunday school at 3 p. m.
 Mt. Zion. 4. M. r. zion chsrch. cor ner Holt and stone Streets--Prcaching at II a. m. Class meeting each Tues day night sunGny School at 3 a. m. ProE W. $. Hufet, superfntcndsnt !. asl ssaS sas sssshs sa1sss passsr HiIriara Chapel, A. sI. E. Zion Churef Rev. M. g Phinnty. pastor1sunday School at s;so q m, so.,l,r preaching n, a. preaching 4 7:se p. m.;, prayer meet ing every Thursday night at 7;3e. St. Pa.I N. E. Chgreh. corner Ripley pastor-sunday service: Sabbath School S:30 a. m; preaching II a. m. and 7:30 D. m; Epworth League, 6:3e p. m. {; prayer ans class meeting "Wednesday evening.
 PofIard Street A. M. E. Zion Church Services: Sabbath School e:30 .. m.. c. W. Wilmington, Superintendent. esss ssetiar fs aonaas N md ss and a'' niday nights. p. m. V, c. E. meeting each Sunday
 rssp'es nssy ssss.s soSsSP Sssrehn ss9 Adams Woman's Missionary. Society meets at p. m. every Monday. All the eor- dially invited to attend these meetings L: A. Forster, pastor; E. E. Griggs. Clerk.
 HaIi street Baptist Church. corner Hall and Lake Streets, Rev. ,. B. Bra ham. .pastori residence. So2 South Hall Street--Sunday School S:3e a. n., F. D. Johnson, Superintendent; Thomas Scott. Assistant Superintendent. Preaching at meeting 2:30 pm, W. l. Smiley, pres fdent Willing Workers Club D. m., Mittie B. Anderson. President. Teach CTS meeting each Tuesday eveninw, e:30. Mid-week praise services Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:3o, Every body Is cordially invited to attend these ssTssess nesser Avsaue Isapt,.t Churcs. Rev. R, C. Judkins, the pastor. will preach at the morning and evening service at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church.
 First CSngregational Chureh-~s:30 a. m., Sunday school; II 2'elock. preach- ing, consecration services. E. E. Scott pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Building permits were Issued from the office of the City Engineer yester- day as follows:
 The Morning Pilgrim Baptist Church. to. construct a church bpiid- ing on Geode Street.
 s.. H. Washington. to construct a one-story frame Ebuiiding on Douglas Street. between Hull and Jackson. Cost s60o.
 John Costaride. to construct fruit stand on corner of Blob and Commerce Streets. Cost ss0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
eeutrnI Presbyterian Church, cor

Central Presbyterian Church, corner vyaahin aton Avenue and Lawrence Street. one block south of the postoftice. Rev. Neal L. Anderson, D. D.. pastor; residence. 300 Washington Avenue; telephone 2e4-Sunday school. .s:S9 nj. Preaching by the pastor at II n m. Christian Endeavor services at n m. Prayer meetings Wednesday The congregation will unite In the ser psiiy Day exercises will be held by inc Sunday School at the usual hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
cOT.oRED CHURCHES.

St. John African M. E. Church. Mad. ison Avenue between Jackson and RipIev Streets; Rev. W. c. Banton. pastor; residence S07 Madison Avenue Preaching at n a m. and P m; Moore. Superintendeut. Class meeting each Monday night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
AN IsrPossIBlLITY.

To Wear MisAf sulf Out Of Holt's
 Dye Works.
 It is more important to Holt's Dye Works to give. than it is to the GUS toner to receive, a perfect fit and the best of workmanship, He loses noth- ing but suit; they lose their reputation and much future trade. suit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

The chieago Lumber Company. dom. iciled in St. Louis, has filed with thu Secretary of State notification of iti entrance Into the State. Its office il in Mobile and Is In charge of F. c Ganalil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
r,..,..nnrInnh Preabxterian c

corner Church and Catoma streets. Rev. Walter M. Crawford, pastor; residence sahhath school, 10 a. m. G. J. Grossly, s,Iperintendent PreachIng at II a. m. prayer meeting Wednesday 1880 p. m; Ladies Aid Society every first ana third Friday afternoon at o.ov *he No evening service on account Of the auditorium services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
NEWS OF RECORD

The following appointments by the Governor were announced yesterday:
 Notary Public and ex-Officfo Justices of the Peace--D. E. Bryant. Crumley, peKaIb County: Lorrie Price. Pratt vile. as, s Sxss
 Notaries Public--J. F. Floyd. Clayton; '. ". Bynum, Coffee Springs. Geneva County; E. T. Allen.- Oxford; c. E. CrandaIl, Keliener, Tuscaloosa County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
CATHOLIC.

From october 1st to June lst tne e-dar of services at St. Peter's Cathollc Church. Lawrence and Adams oLreetss will be as follows: sunday, hasses Ae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

The Guide Publishing Company of Birmingham has notified the Secretary of state Of the issnance of preferred stock to the amount of s10.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Marriage licenses were issued yes- terday form the Probate ofice to Moses R. Houlton and Hattie Scott. to EldrId F. DeBardeleben and EulaIa Belle Shares. and to J. s. Davis and Ida Erickson. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
ulehlnna Pnrk

Highland Park Presbyterian Church Key E D. Kerr, pastor The sacra- mental services have been necessarily nnatnoned for two weeks. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. E. D. Kerr, at II a. m. and p. m Sunday School at 9.45 B., m.