The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-26


r. e. Tyler, will preach a special SCR
mon to children. Tonight at s. clock
the pastors topic will be, The Great
city a Menace to Civilization. but the
Church's Great Opportunity"
Child Bit By Dog-A dog that was
supposed to have been a victim or
the rabies bit the little daughter OF
Mrs. D. Weinstein, AIS North Fifteenth
street. Yesterday. The dog was killed
by Officers McAlister and Justin. Doc
TORS examined the child and gave the
opinion that she was not hurt nor was
the dog mad.
Congregational services-Congrega-
tional service will be held today ut
the chapel, North Nineteenth street,
near Seventh avenue. The pastor Kew.
George caves, D. D., will preach at
II a. M Topic, How Duty Becomes
Joy" Bible school at 10 a. M; r. c..
Foster, superintendent. No evening SER
vice will be held
Sunday School Picnics-The Congre-
rational primary department held Its
picnic at Central park Wednesday. BY
courtesy of the Jeinison Real Estate
and Insurance company use of The play
ground at Hamilton station Was great
" enjoyed by the little folks as well
as a good number of their elders. The
following day the Young People Bible
class went for their outing to East
Lake, chaperoned by Mr.. II. j. Brown
and the pastor.
Highlands Methodist Seryices-Ser-
vices today at the Highlands Methodist
church will be as follow: Sunday
sch DOL at $50; Mark Wyatt, superin-
tendent. Morning services at II o'clock
subject of sermon, Christian and
the Maintenance of American Institu-
tions." Junior league at 7:15 p. m. Even
ing services at o'clock; subject of SER
mon, Confession as Condition of
Moral Cleansing and Renewal" Pastor,
Rev. H. C. Howard.
at First Church of Christ, Scientist, on
South Eleventh avenue, near Highland
Circle Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Subject of the lesson sermon this morn
ing will be Christian Science" The
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing Is at o'clock. The reading rooms
of the church are in the Brown Marx
building, rooms 730-731, and are open
daily except Sunday from 10 a. m.
to p. M, and in the evenings ex-
cept Wednesday from $50 to $50. On
Sundays from to p. M
Mrs. Hopkins Attempts Suicide 1t
was stated last night at the Hillman
hospital that the condition of Mrs.
Louise Hopkins was very much improved
and that she would be ready to leave
the hospital today. Mrs. Hopki as
drank carbolic acid yesterday morning
In an attempt at suicide. She Was
hurried to the hospital by Gaudin's AM
bulance and the acid was pumped from
her stomach. She was in a critical con-
dition for few hours, but is now con-
sidered out of danger. The cause or
her attempted suicide is unknown.
Business Mems League-There Will
be regular meeting of the direct ors
of the Business Mems league at $50
p M. tomorrow, 9th inst Several I'M
portant matters are to come I'M for
consideration and 1t is expected that
there will be a full attendance at the
meeting. Immediately after the meet
ing of the directors of the Business
Mems league, the executive Committee
of the Alabama State Fair and Exhibit
association will have q session to con
slider important matters connected
with the preparatory work for the
state fair here next October.