The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-28
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 Jacksonville. Mar. 27.-(Special.) )--Mr Leon Avans and Miss Etta Kirby of Angel. four miles north of Jackson vile, were married last week at the home of the bride. sMiss Kirby was one of Angels sweetest girls and 0 beau tiful bride. The young people will make their future home at Angel. Hugh Singleton, vice president of the State Baptist Young Peoples Union will deliver an address at the Baptist Church Sunday night, March 2sth. at ' o'clock and will assist in perfecting the organization of the B. Y. P. U.. which was started last Sunday but was not perfected. The work of organiza- tion will be perfected Sunday night however. Ofifoers were elected last week as follows. President, Rev. M. Johnson; Vice President. Mir. Vandiver; Secretary, Miss J. King; Treasurer. Mir. Busby; Committee on Program. Messrs vandiver, Barker and Ivey. The State Normal School defeated the Ide Cotton Mill ball team II to 2 in their opening game for the season Saturday. Both teams show by their playing that they have good material for first class playing. And some good games are expected this season.
 Mrs. Hightower visited In Annistm this week.
 Mir. Henry Vice has returned from a visit to relatives In the country.
 The Western Union Telegraph Com pany have opened a station up town in the business section of the city which will be great convenience to the merchants, as well as the residents of Jacksonville.
 Mr. Goode of <LaudIrdaie county is visiting In the city for several weeks
 Mir. c. M. Glass. of Merrillton was a business visitor Monday. Mrs. Norton and Miss Emily Woodruff spent Wednesday in Anniston. MT. and Mrs. w. J. Wilkins of Alex andria visited Jacksonville this week. Floyd Donthit has accepted a posi- tion with N. B. Pollard
 Miss Sharp visited relatives in Ox- ford this week. Miss Crawford has returned to her home in Summerville after a visit of several weeks In the city. Dr. and Mrs. Lee. of Rock Run were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Law renee this week.
 Mir. Harris Duggar spent a few days with his parents. MT. and Mrs. w. P. Duggar of Jacksonville, this week. The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church will observe the week of prayer. next week and make special offerings for missions
 Mir. c. H. Herring has returned from a business trip to Atlanta The Girls Bible Class met with the Misses Barkers, Saturday evening. The U. D. C.. will meet at the home of Mrs. George Rowan Friday after noon to elect officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Hawk, of Piedmont spent the day Thursday in Jacksonville with her husband. Mrs. Hawk met with a number of the ladies who are Christ Ian Science students in the city.
 MT. and Mrs Lee Burton returned yesterday from Texas where they have been visiting for several weeks.
 Rev. William E. McIllwain will fill the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday probably his last sermon before leav- ing the State.
 MT. Force of Ohio was here prospect ing this week. His company is con- sidering the erection of buildings for a large industry which will mean a great deal to Jacksonville.
 Miss Emily Goodlett accompanied by Miss Martha Buchanan spent this week with Miss Goodletts mother, Mrs. D. Z Goodlett. returning to Anniston Monday.
 The children of the Baptist Church gave a candy-pulling at the home of Mis- Sadie Wear on Mountain avenue in the interest of the Orphans Home at Evergreen, Ala.
 The Sunday school of the Presby- terian Church will have Children's Day exercise on Sunday morning at 9:30. Some, interesting exercises have been prepared. MT. R. LCater of Am niston. will make an address.
 Miss Rice, of South Alabama Is vis- iting In Jacksonville.
 Mir. Arthur Battle spent a few days with his parents this week returning to Anniston Saturday.
 Mrs. John P. Burke visited friends in Birmingham this week