The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

] COundl No. 635, Knights Of Colu1nDuS, 1 will hold meeting tomorrow night.
 Babb at Stafford SprIngs-Secretary Joseph B. Babb of the Chamber of Com merse will leave today for Stafford Springs to spend his vacation. He will return in about 10 days.
 Neeting at DoIomIte-A Leo Ober- dorfer and Henry Pitts spoke to an en- thusia stic crowd at Odd Fellows hall ir Dolomite last night in opposition to tie amendment. The opposition to the measure in Dolomite is said to be very strong.
 St. PauI's Church-The Rev. Father Coyle, pastor of St. PauPs church, has requested members of the parish to at tend a meeting Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock for the purpose of organizing committees to promote certain improve ments In the matter of beautifying the church.
 Congregational ServIces-At the Con greaational chapel the pastors morning topit will be: "Christ's Praise of the Single Eye; What Does It MeanT At 8 D. m he will speak on one of the say ings of Jesus not recorded in the New Testament: Become approved bank ersrBible school at 10 a. m.
 Coroncr Makes Statement-Coroner B. L. Flasher requests The AgeHerald to stab that the body of Edward Birch : field who was killed by a Southern railway train few days ago, was re- moved to Birmingham without his fn- strlctions. The coroner says that he knsw nothing of the accident until the boiy was brought here.
 fraction Meeting Tomorrow-The first meeting of the Alabama Light and Iraction association, which is conn posed of the representatives of the Various street car and light companies If the state, with A. H. Ford as presi- tent, will be held in the rooms of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Pow CT company tomorrow morning at 9 dclock.
 Expensive Pair of Shoes-Two pairs of shoes cost Joe Jackson $25 yesterday. Jackson Is a negro and was being held al the police station for petit larceny. He was left out to help about the sta ton as "trusty" but temptation was too much for Joe and he stole the sh oes ont of the warden's office. Judge Feagin fiped him $25, and now he Is in the cell again.
 Singing at East BIrmingh ham-The Jefferson County Sacred Harp Singing g society will sing at the East Birming- ham Methodist church at Copeland sta ton, on the Gate City car line, today. The singing begins at 1: 80 o'clock and will be conducted by w. R. Davis. The committee consists of H. c. Drury, O. J. Crews, J. M. Allen. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Held Up in Grnymont-Last night an unknown negro entered the grocery store of A. F. Tmman, West Highlands station, Graymont, and holding a re- yolyer under the nose of the proprietor demanded him to give up his ready money. The burglar secured $104 in cash, $4 from the cash register and b1OG from the pocketbook of MT. Imman. The burglar escaped and left no clew as to his idenity.
 West End Club Formed-The West End Anti-Amendmenl club was organ 1zed Friday night with l4S members. The club was addresssd by Jere c. King, who was loudly and frequently ap- plauded. After the speaking the club officers were elected as follows: Presi- dent Lee Cowart; vice president, w. M. Newton; secretary-treasurer, George Bilbe. A campaign committee of 1b was selected The next meeting of the club will be November 26, at 7:30.
 Lay Stone for Masonic Temple-The Avondale lodge No. t76, A. F. and A. M., cordially invite all Master Masons. their friends and the public in general to the laying of the cornsrstone for heir Ma sonic Temple in Avondale. corner Spring street and Avenue B. Tuesday. November 16. at 2 p. m. The services will be conducted by the grand lodge of Alabama, pretded over by 1H. S. D. Mallory of Selma. This lodge was or ranized in 1S8s. and while the mem bership has never been very large, 1t has been very active and has accom- plished much. This hall, when com- pleted. will cost about $10,000, fnclud- ing the real eState and furnishings, and SO far they nave not had to ask for any donatioIs. The officers of tn @ lodge are S. "A. Jones. worshipful mas fer: Percy Brower, senior warden; pr. Julius Cooper, junior warden; Lee Jones, seorttary
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