The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-17
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 CITY ITEMS
 Condition of J. c. Maben, Jr.-J. c. Haben Jr.. according to statements made at the Davis inf1rmary last night, Is improving as fast as can be ex- pected He rests well. loses no sleep and shows every favorable sign of im- provement.
 At Congregation Church--The topic for the II o'clock sermon this morning at the Congregational chapel on Nine teenth street. near Seventh avenue, ty the Rev. George Eaves pastor. will be Aspirations for the Larger Iife.'
 Woodlawn COncert-Nappis full brass and reed band will give a sacred concert at the city hall at Woodlaw wn this afternoon at 3 o'clock for the ben eft of the St. Clements Catholic church. A large number of tickets have been sold.
 Society of AItruism-The Society of Altruism, spoken of as the Church Of Practical Christianity. is holding a series of new thought lectures at Cable hall. 1S16 Second avenue. to which the public is cordially invited Subject to- day at D. m. Our Time
 Birmingham Man Goes Ahcad-W. F.. Sparke, the well known Birmin gham stone contractor sailed Friday from New York city on the Mauretania for F. Niddlesboro. England, where he will spend several months with relatives before returning to this country.
 Services at Amuse-U-Regular ser Hvt-fll 1ao l1nlH a hn n. 1Ge-I Tho. elre tonight at o'clock. The Rev. Hsieorge Eaves will take as hls topic for the sermon. The Real Heaven and the Real He'll" Non- churchgoers arc especially invited to attend these Sun day night services
 Ladies Are Frightened-It was re- ported yesterday evening that an auto mobile owned by S. L. Smith hit a horse and buggy driven by Mrs. E. G. Chandler at Second avenue and Twen- ty-first street. No one was hurt, but the horse was thrown to the ground and the ladies were badly frightened.
 Eagles Meet TOmorrow-~The local aerie Fraterna1 Order of Eagies. will meet tomorrow night in its hall on Fourth avenue. Four candidates will te initiated into the mysteries of tha order. A large amount of important
 
 meeting and a full attendance is de- sired.
 Confer Rank in AmpIified Form "Wednesday night Phoenix lodge So. 25. Knights of Pythias, will con fer the rank of knight in amplified form on three candidates The new para = phernalia which was recently pur- chased by this lodge will be utilized for the benefit of the members and Visiting knights in an impressive mar ner.
 J. o. ThompsoIts Condition--It was stated at the Davis infirmary last night that J. O. Thompson, who was hurt in an automobile accident the latter part of February. is getting along very nicely and will soon be out of the hospital. His injuries are healing as speedily as could be expected and there is no longer any danger of complica = tions setting in.
 New Investment Company-Articles of incorporation for the Tutwiler In vestment company. incorporated with en authorized capital stock of $10,0o0, were filed yesterday in the office of the probate court. The company will engage in a general real estate busl- ness, establishing offices in Birmn g
 
 full amount of capital stock paid in. Officers and incorporators are: w. II. Tharpe, president; E. M. Tutwier, vice president: F. M. Tutwiler, Jr., secre- tary and treasurer.
 Woman Has Disappc pcnred--F'riends of Mrs. c. s. Hall, whose home is, at Ger mania park, Powderly, are trying 70 locate her. During spell of mental alteration she disappeared from home bout 10 days ago and has not been # feard from since. She was highly es- M eemed in the section In which she Rived and her husband is almost pros frated by her disappearance. She was n member of the Baptist church of which Rev. A. D. Glass is pastor and eny information as to her whereabouts | Will be greatly appreciated.
 Christian Science Church-Servics ss 5Nsre held at First Church of Christ # Scientist. on South Eleventh avenue q near Highland Circle. Sunday mornings ( at II o'clock. Subject of the lesson : sermon this morning will be "Doctrino of Atonement." The Wednesday testi- nional meeting at o'clock. To these services the public is cordially invited The reading rooms of the church are To- cated in the Brown Marx building rooms 730-731: open free to the pup Il D. If.. # every evening (except Wednesday,, CSC N to 9.3O and Sunday. to 5.
 Meeting for Men This Afternoon A grtSt meeting for men will be helo tt the First Methodist church this art- crnoon at 330 under the auspices ot the Young Mems Christian association I.vangelists Brown and Curry will con- duct the service. MT. Brown will de- liver one of his noted lectures on the subject, How May l Know Christ was Divine" He has given this lecture to large audiences of men in many cities with most remarkable results Mir. Curry will conduct the chorus songs and will sing one or more selections s< s<including They Say My Lord Was But ta Man." Mr Brown addressed great < audience of men in Birmingham last year and doubtless the church Will be crowded this afternoon.