The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
EAST ALABAMA
 BAPT|STS ID MEET Annual Association Con-
 venes This Week TWO DAYS SESSION Three Applicants Have Announced for Postmaster at 0pelika-Damaged
 Stores to Be Rebuilt.
 Deaths in Lee

opelika, November 9.-(Special)- 1.-The Tuskegee Baptist association, comprising about 20 Baptist churches in East Ala bama, will hold it's next meeting at Tus- lkegee November 12 and 13
 The programme as announced today is as follows: 10 a. m., devotional exer- cises, conducted by the Rev w. P. Reeves. 10.10 a. u. reading of letters and organization. 11:SO q. m., report of execu- tive committee. :45 a. m., introductory sermon by the Rev. M. P. Edwards of Au- burn; adjourn for dinner. 1880 D. m, de- votional exercises by the Rev. w. P. Reeves. 1;40 D. m., discussion of report of executive committee. 2;1o p. m, report on Christian education by the Rev. Il. Edwards. 3 D. m., report on womans s work and Baptist Young Peoples union by the Rev. J. l.. Slough. 3;l5 p. m, missionary sermon by the Rev. J. P. Hunter. 3.45 D. m., report on orphans home by the Rev. J. P. Hunter, and repre- sentative of orphans home. D. m., de- yotional exercises by the Rev. W. P, Reeves. 7:10 D. m., report on state, home and foreign missions with discussions; $ p. m., address by pr. T. W. Ayers of China.
 Second days session: 9 a. m. devotional erexcises. 9:10 a. m., miscellaneous busi- ness. $40 a. m., report on Sunday schools. Address by Judge Lum Duke of Opelika. 10:2o a. m, address by Miss Lillian Forbes. 10:40 a. m., Sunday school super intendents, by Prof R. D. Webb of Au- burn. Il a. m., organized Sunday school by H. L. Strickland. 11;30 a. m., doc trinal sermon by Dr. c. Ross Baker of Opelika. 1:30 D. m., devotional exercises. 1:40 D. m., report on religious literature by c. H. German. p. m., report on de- ceased ministers; report on aged and infirm ministers. 2:20 p. m., report on laymen's movement by E. L. Mayherry. 2.50 D. m., report on temperance by c. W. Hare. 390 D. m. report of treasurer, A. M. Cameron. p. m., devotional exer- cises. 7:10 p, s.s., miscellaneous business. 7.a0 D. m., general discussion of state and religion, stereopticon lecture on state missions by H. l.. Strickland. Final ad- journment.
 Henry Jamieson is under arrest charged with killing another negro. Dave Culp, near Salem yesterday. Sheriff Butler captured Jamieson near the scene of the killing.
 J. D.. Hill has sold his 5, 10 and 25 cent store in this city to W. J. Arant, former ly of Notasulga. MT. Hill will enter busi- ness in Montgomery
 T. P. Hudmon is rebuilding the store room formerly occupied by Metropolitan Millinery company, damaged by fire and the new place will be ready for occupancy in few weeks.
 Three applicants are out for postmaster of Opelka, as follows: H. M. Wilson. one of the editors of the Daily News; R. D. Williams and c. V. Ingram, Jr.
 The death of w. A. J. Freeman, age S2, father of John M. Freeman, with the telephone company here, occurred yester- day while on visit to his son in this city The deceased made his home at Oscalon, Ga. He leaves one son and five daughters.
 W. Luke Baird, aged 65 years, died at Montezuma, Ga, and the body was brought here for burial yesterday. Only three weeks ago the wife of the deceased passed away. He leaves one son and three daughters.
 George " Matthews, aged 75 years, a prominent citizen of this county, died sud- denly yesterday evening from heart trouble. He leaves his widow, one brother and three sisters