The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-16
MIR. JONES IN DALLAS
YOUNG MINISTER HOLDS REVIVAL, AT FULTON,
Saloon Closer Hns Draw, ccu-trv People From Miles Aroma To Hear His EiOquence-- GOes
 To Massachusetts.
Advertiser Bureau,

To Massachusetts
 
 Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma, July 15.
 Rev. Bob" Jones, the young Metho olst evangelist. who for som4 months mas been holding very successful re- ViVal meetings in different part of the state IS now holding a revival at Full tor, on the Southern Railway between Selma and Mobile.
 The revival at Fulton started last inursday and every sermon which the time has been largely attended by the citizens in and around Fulton.
 The sermon which the evangelist de- ivered last night was the largest at tended of the revival. For thisty miles around Fulton people flocked to that place to listen to the gifted young minister. The crowd was so great that the church could not accommodate half of those who had journeyed there to hear the sermon.
 During the past few weeks MT. Jones has been instrumental in the closing of dispensaries in one or two places in East Alabama. He only recently concluded a most successful revival at Camden. During this latter re- town and the city counsel of Camden now has the question whether the dis7 pensary will be conducted any longer or whether Camden will be prohibi- ton, before it..
 The meeting which MT. Jones is now conducting will close during the present week. He will then leave for Massa chusetts, where with a number of other prominent ministers from all over the State he will take a summer course at a theological school. Dur ing the coming fall it is stated that MT. Jones will conduct revival meetings both in Montgomery and Selma.
 Funeral of Mrs. Pollock.
 The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Joseph Pollock. ST.. took place from the Catholic Church this after noon at 4:15 o'clock. The services were attended by the friends and ac- quaintances of the deceased and the re- mains were gently laid to rest in the family lot in Live Oak Cemetery.
 Mrs. Pollock was a we'll known resi- dent of this city and was the wife or the late Joseph Pollock. Her death occurred yesterday afternoon and she will be deeply mourned by all who knew her. She was a good Christian woman and her many acts of charity will be long remembered.
 He Needed some Money.
 Isaiah Edwards. a negro. was tried In police court this morning on the cnaree of larceny The evidence introduced showed that Edwards was an employe of the Selma bakery and that Saturday afternoon he found himself suddenly in need of s1.50. This amount he took from the cash draw of that establish ment when he thought no one was look- ing. But his act was seen by one or the clerks who had the negro arrested. The case was proven against him and he was fined $25 or fifty days On the streets.
 Saturday afternoon George Johnson: a negro. got drunk ana did lot VI. cursing around a retail grocery store m Franklin street. An officer was called and the negro was arrested ana the charge of drunk and disorderly was hooked against him. For the oIIense he was fined $25 or fifty days on the streets
 Social and Personal.
 MT. Cosby Hayes of Rirmingnam spent yesterday here with reiati'es'
 Miss Sadie Meyer of Mobile Is the attractive guest of her sister. Mrs. Rudolph Richards. Miss Marie Smith and Master Marion Smith have gone to Birmingham to visit relatives. \ Miss Kate Steiner has returned to her home in Birmingham after pleas ant visit here to Miss Janette Meyer.
 Mrs. A. B. sterrette has returned to her home in Birmingham after visit ing relatives near here.
 Miss Sara Prichett of Jackson. Ala, spent Saturday here while en route to Rembert.
 Miss Rose Weaver will informally entertain a number of young people tomorrow evening at her home on Lauderdale Street complimentary to her niece Miss Rosamond Robbins of Mo bile.
 Mrs. P. T. Vaughan and Mrs. VII liam Weaver have returned home after a short stay at Shelby Springs.
 Miss Oliver has returned to her home in Talladega after spending few days here.
 Miss Mamie Ware left this afternoon for Chautauqua, N. Y., wheSe she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 MT Hehin' Berry who has been spending the past month in Dallas, Tex, returned home this morning. Mir. Berry was accompanied by Miss Marie Baldwin of Dallas. who will spend several weeks here as the guest of his sister, Miss Bernice Berry.
 Miss Bessie Franklin of Birmingham is in the city the guest of Mrs. T. H.