The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-12
CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
Church of Altruism-At the Church
of Altruism the subject of the sermon
today at 10 a. m. Is 9Th ere Is No
Conflict Between Religion and Science"
Cable hall, 1916 Second avenue. All arc
cordially invited.
VIII Present Orntorio-A portion of
the oratorio Eli" will be presented at
the Church of the Advent this NORM
gins Bible class by the orchestra and
vocalists of the church.
Rev. Mooney Returns--Rev. U. D..
Mooney, pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain church, has returned from
Clarksville, Tenn, where he attended
meeting of the board of directors. OF,
the Southwestern university, and Will
occupy his pulpit today a IL a. I'M
and p. m.
Maccabees To Have MemoriaI-Ths q
ladies of Woodlawn hive No. 10, Mac-l
cabees of the World, will hold annual
memorial services this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock al the Woodlawn Christian
church, First avenue and Fifty-seventhi
street. The pastor Rev. J. D. Arnold.
will conduct the services.
Jackson Is Appointed. H. Jackson
of the Frisco who temporarily re-
lieved j. G. Lorton. has been appoint
ed superintendent and is in permanent
charge of the southeastern division. His
appointment was made yesterday. Mr..
Jackson was sent to this city to re-
lieve Mr.. Lorton about 10 days ago.
Congregational Services Morning
worship at the Congregational chapel.
North Nineteenth street, near Seventh
avenue, Will be conducted today Tho
pastor Rev. George Eaves will preachi
at II o'clock. Topic, The Church and
the Denomination" Bible school at 10
a. m. There will be no evening SER
vice.
Singing at East Birmingham-The
Jefferson County Sacred Harp Singing
society will sing at the East Birmihg-
ham Baptist church today beginning
at 1:30 o'clock, and will be conduct
ed by w. r. Davis. The committee
consists of Fl. r. Drewry. o. j. Crews
and ]. M. Allen. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Degree Conferred on Rev. EaveS--
Announcement is made that Rollins COL
lege, the oldest Congregational college
in the southern states, has conferred
the degree of doctor of divinity upou
the Rev. George caves pastor of the
Congregational church in Birmingham.
The degree is conferred I'm recognition
of distinguished service"
Highlands Methodist Services-Ser-
vices at the Highlands Methodist church,
today will be.as follows; Sunday school
at $780, Mark Wyatt, superintendent.
Morning service at IL o'clock Rev. F.,
P. Culver, presiding elder will preach.i
Junior league al 7;15 p m. Evening ser =
vices at o'clock, when the pastor.
Rev. II. C. Howard, will officiate.
Shortage of Carson account of the
excessive shipments of Goa from this
territory a shortage of cars has been
experienced for the past three day 81
The shipments were as rule by the
Frisco and Rock Island. On these lines
the shortage was most acute How
ever, yesterday witnessed a let-up in
the demand and as a consequences tho
shortage was considerably relieved.
PocketboOk Snatch ed--Mrs. j. T. Ber-
ry was the victim of a negro snatch
thief last night she was walking
along First avenue between Twenty
fifth and Twenty sixth streets when a.
negro man snatch ed her pocketbook out
of her hand and fed down Twenty fifth
street to the railroad yards, making
his escape. The negro was described
as low negro. wearing a sack coat
and light cap.
Song Service Todny-A song service
will take the place of regular preach
ing at the p. m. service today at
the East Lake Methodist church. A
large chorus will be heard and solo.
selections VIII be rendered by Miss
Annie Lou Wood, Miss Minnie Davis.
Miss Fannie DuPuy, Mrs. Harold Rob-
inson. Miss Maud Montague. A. Thom-
as, S. E. Jones. G. H. Crane. free
will offering will be taken.
Return from Tuscaloosa-Judge Wil@
liam l. Grub, Mayor Charles j. ALL
son, ]. II. Montgomery and other at
tach es of the United States court re-
turned last night from Tuscaloosa. The
court officials held the special session
of court in Tuscaloosa to try the Cur.
us-Morgon cases. The four Defend
ents were convicted and each given
a long sentence. The men were charged
with killing Arnett w Anderson, late
of the internal revenue service.
Painter Injured by FnII-E. E. Mat
thews, a painter, was painfully hurr
yesterday morning when he fell from
a scaffold while painting a residences
at Mountain Terrace. He fell 80 feer
to the ground and was painfully
bruised. though it is thought his i'm
jures will not be of serious nature.
He was taken to his home at Rugby
Highlands, East Lake, In the amb ulanca
of the Green Undertaking company.
Articles of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
incorporation for the Birmingham Mo-
tor company, authorized to engage In
the sale of automobiles and AUTOMOBILES
supplies. were filed yesterday In tho
office of the probate court. The coms
pany is incorporated with an author-l
lied capital stock of $4,000 all of which
will be paid in when the company be-
gins business. Officers and incorporl
ators are: President, Leo Loeb; vice
president, Joseph H. Loveman; secre-
tary Maurice l.. Lenk.
Christian Science Church-Services
are held at First Church of Christ.
Scientist, on South Eleventh avenue.
near Highland Circle, Sunday mornin&
at II o'clock. Subject of the lesson-
sermon this morning viii be God, the
Preserver of man" The Wednes-
day evening testimonial meeting is at
o'clock. The reading rooms of the
church are in the Brown Marx build
ing. rooms 7S0-731. and are open daily
except Sunday from 10 a. m. to ~
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