The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-07
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 Tuscaloosa, April 6-(Speciai .)-Ma- | tor W. A. Thurston of the United States Army, who is making a tour oi l the State inspecting the different mil ftary companies arrived in Tuscaloosa yesterday and inspected the local com pany of Warrior Guards last night. The Guards who form Company F, 2nd Regiment. A. N. G.. presented the largest muster last night than they have in some time. and the inspection was a success. Major Thurston in company with Capt. W. A Collier, an attache ot the Colonel's staff, began the inspection at half past o'clock and same lasted until 11:30.
 Sunday night as B. and G. train was returning from a trip to Holt, Ala, negro. James Strother. attacked the conductor of the train, Claude Ned lin. and would have thrown him from the train but for the interference of white men who were in. the ear at the time. The trouble arose over the ne. gro sitting in the wrong car. and when told to move repifed that he would not do so with the train moving. dep- uty sbsrin happened to be on the car at the time, showed his gun under the negro's nose and quietly slipped the bracelets on him, bringing him to this city where he waA arrested on a war rant charging him with assault. Strother later made bond
 MT. Walter s. Kilburn of Newman. Ga. and Miss oCrnelia Donoho of this city, were married here last night at the Methodist parsonage. the Rev. Geo L.. Jenkins performing the impressive ceremony. Several intimate friends and relatives were the only ones pres- ent. and immediately after the cere- mony the couple left on the Punch fM little Rock, Ark. Both young people are well known. The bride is the daughter of Mir .tand Mrs. c. M Don oho. and is a young lady of many rare charms MT. Kilbnrn has been con- nected with the contracting company at the University here. and is well liked. Both young people will receive the heartiest of congratulations.
 Sunday was a most auspicicAs day at the Tuscaloosa Baptist Church, that day being the semi-annual rally day for the Sunday School. and at the ap- gathered for Sunday School services that have ever been present at the Baptist Church. There gere 545 schol- are enrolled and together with the many visitors the whole formed an un- usually large congregation. The night services, were givep over to a song service arranged by Mfr. Thos Garner,
 
 Large congregation. During the ser vice Hon. H. B Foster chairman of the Board of Deacons, came forward and offered two resolutions to the church to do with as they saw fit. As is well known. Rev. L.. O.. Dawson, pastor of the church. has been in fail ing health for some time. and recently was granted a two months leave of absence by the church with full pay. MT. Fosters resolution granted to the much loved pastor years leave of absence with full pay and use of the pastorium. A standing vote was taken, the entire congregation being asked to vote. and the whole assemblage rose to grant the man who has done so much for Tuscaloosa the privileges above set forth. The other resolution dealt with pastoral supply for the year, and on motion the deacons were au- thorized to supply the pulpit for the year.