The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-04
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Baptist Young Peoples union at the First Baptist church on Monday even ing is as follows:
 Subject, "The Conservation of Our Bodies, ,s-Leader, MT. Gray.
 Song, to be selected.
 Prayer. by MT. Moore.
 Scripture reading, First Corinthians 6-9 xx.
 Song, to be selected.
 First obligations to God" by Rev. J. F. Gable.
 Second. .Fitness of Conservation" ]" Miss Willie Young.
 Third. Wasted Strength" by Mrs. M D. Maddox.
 Receives Jewel.
 Judge B. Clay Jones received this morning from the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias q beautiful past chancellor's jewel in the shape of watch fob. The fob is set with dia- monds and is one of the most beautiful of It's kind ever seen here.
 Ex-Mayor E. B. Knight of Brighton had the misfortune to fall at the skating rink last evening and break his arm. Mr. Knight is novice at skating and he lost sight of the fact that to fall on d hard board is pretty serious proposition.
 Services will be conducted in all the churches tomorrow at the regular hours. both morning and evening.
 The monthly meeting of the United Charities association will be held at the home of Mrs. E. M. owens Monday afternoon at o'clock
 Mrs. Houston Dies.
 Mrs. J. z. Houston of Jonesboro died last evening after an illness lasting several weeks. Mrs. Houston was 90 ,1 husband three daughters. Miss Mamie, Miss Rosie and Miss Ada. She also leaves one brother and three sisters. Mrs. Houston was a woman of fine Christian character and was one of the most zelous workers in the Baptist church.
 The funeral was held this afternoon from the Baptist church, and was con ducted by Rev. w. D. Glass, pastor.
 The interment was in Canaan ceme- tery, and the floral offerings showed that Mrs. Houston's friends were many and her death cause of sorrow among them.
 Personal and General.
 Mrs Thomas T. Huey has returned after Il months visit to friends in Tuscaloosa.
 Billie May left today for Rome, Ga, to be at the bedside of his little daugh- ter. who Is seriously if not fatally ill
 Dr. r. C. Mcguire, who has been asso- Gldl6u Nlln 1l llOAiicS l. NSAAN'AA A'A the past two years. in the Tennessee com panys practice Ill this city, left today for Reeder's Mines, where he will in future be stationed. pr. Mcguire will be sue ceeded by Dr. Sizemore, who comes from Lamar county.
 Miss Moran of Atlanta is in the city and is stopping a Mrs. G. D. Mingea S.. The purpose of Miss Moran's visit to the city IS to take the matter of selections of hool5s for the Carnegie library up with Miss Lena Mingea, the librarian. The li- brary is nearing completion, and special effort will be made to install books that will meet with popular approval. The work of cataloguing the books that have been purchased is now going on and when the selections have all been made, the H. brary will be one of the most complete in the south.
 Mr Chelse Hagler leaves next week Tor an extended trip to the east.
 MT Bliss Anderson has returned after a weeks successful fishing trip on the Warrior river.
 pr. William D. Taylor leaves tomorrow for Colorado Springs, where he goes to spend a month for his health.
 Mrs. M. A. Archer and Miss Ellie Archer of Meridian, Miss, are visiting Mr. and Mrs J. B. Randall
 Mr. J. M Cousins received a telegram this morning, announcing the death of his sister, Miss Mary Cousins, of Ozark.
 MT. and Mrs. II. C. Waller and family have returned fro mthe Jamestown expo sition.
 Mrs. P J. McAdory of Jonesboro has as her guest Mrs. J. II. Ellis of Birm- ingham.
 Mr and Mrs. w. l.. Rush left this morn ing for Atlantlcville, s. C.
 Mrs. E. A. Little Mrs. Smith and Miss Zena Smith left yesterday for Meridian.