The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-23
TEXAN INVESTS IN
ALABAMA RANCH
Walton Property in Sumter
Will Be Converted Into
Stock Farm

VIII BE Converted Into
Stock Farm
Cuba. March 2.-tspecial)-At the
sale of the Walton estate made recent
ly the property consisting of $50 acres
was purchased by J. C. Esell of Ham,
lin. Tex. for the sum of $4,000. The
purchaser announces his intention of
wiring the property in and commence
ing the raising Of cattle. He will use
breed that finds much favor in the
west being a, cross between Herford
and Durham.
Heavy rain and windstorlns have
given truck farmers well developed
cases of the blues" 1t is conserva-
lively estimated that not more than
so per cent of stand of beans will be
had while the potato crop will be bad
lily spotted. Peas, have not made more
than half a stand. Strawberries are do
ing fairly we'll and with clearing
weather a fair crop may be gathered.
The railway company is making an
addition to the loading shed here which
will prove a great convenience to ship
pers. It will now be possible to load
five cars at once and to load express
cars at the same time freight cars are
being loaded.
Services and preaching by the pastor at
II O. clock this morning. His topic will
be- ''The Day of the Resurrection" The
evening service will be held at 745 and
Prof. M. A. Honlinero of New York will de-
liver an address on .Hrhe Problem of Re-
ligious Education" Sunday school this
morning at $3.50. The music at the morn
ing service will be especially good, there
being chorus of 20 voices, and it is
hoped that the attendance will be large.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Elev-
enth Avenue and 1'wenty-first Street
South-Services this morning at II o'clock.
The subject will be Matter" Testi
omria meeting Wednesday evening at 8
clock. Reading rooms free to the pub
lie, I'LL American Trust building.
Eleventh Avenue Methodist Church.
Eleventh Avenue and Twelfth Street,
South-Services and preaching this morn-
ing at II o'clock and this evening at 7:45
conducted by the pastor, the Rev. Henry
M. Stevenson. His morning subject will
be "Intimations of Immortality" and the
evening subject. 'The Change Christ Has
Made" Excellent music will be rendered
by the choir. Sunday school at go this
morning.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
1wenty-seventh Street and Twelfth Ave-
rue North-Services and preaching this
m corning at IL o'clock, and this evening
at 7:45. conducted by the pastor, the Rey
William II. Butler. The morning topic =
to be "The Resurrccted Life" and that
of the evening, 1.-The Empty Tomb" Sun
Gay school at $50 a. m. t--
Vine Street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
pi eaching this morning at II o'clock and
| this evening at 80 o'clock by the pastor
the Rev. w. B. Thomas His morning
subject is THE Living Lord" and he will
preach this evening on Sympathy.
Universal Want" Easter morning prayer
and praise service will be held at $50;
Sunday school at $50, with appropriate
Easter music for all services.
enty-seventh Street Baptist Church.
r'wenty-seventh Street and Avenue F.
Services and preaching this morning at II
u'clock and this evening at 7:30 by the
pastor, Jesse Jeter Johnson. His subject
for this mornings service is to be 'Carest
Thou Not That We Perish?" and the
evening topic will be Behold the Lamb
Of God Sunday school at $50 a. m.
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Norwood Mcthodst-Services AMI
preaching this morning at II o'clock by
the pastor The Rev s. T. Slaton. His
subject will be 1.-The Resurrection, One or
Our Fundamentals" DIR. Benjamin L.
Rurdette, formerly a soldier in the First
Tennessee Volunteers TO the Philippine
Islands, but at present surgeon in charge
of The university hospital at Manila. will
deliver a lecture on Life and Conditions
in the Philippine Islands" at 1880 this
overing Sunday school at $50 this morn
ing.
West Woodlawn Baptist Church-ser-
vices and preaching this morning at II
o clock and this evening at 7:30, conducted
b., the pastor The morning subject will
be Gods Call to the Individual and
the evening topic will be "The Unused
Talent or Slavish Fear" Sunday school
at $3.50 this morning.
Church OF God. 22o9 Third Avenue
Services and preaching this morning at II
O'Clock and this evening at 1880. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock this morning.
First Christian Church. Fifth Avenue
and Twenty-frst Street-Serviees and
preaching this morning at IL . ciosh anu
| this afternoon at o'clock, conducted by
the pestor, the Rev. Henry Pearoe At
kins The subject for the mornings devo-
ton is to be The Risen Lord and that
of the afternoon service will be I'm the
Church or Out of It-Does 1t Make Any
Difference
| The Right Rev. c. NJ. BeckwitE VIII be
at the Woodlawn church this morning in
stead of tonight, as was previously an
nour,ced Owing to the damage lone st.
| Andrews church by Friday mornings
storm he transferred his dates and Will
appear at the Second Presbyterian church
this afternoon at o'clock. An invitation
was extended to st. Andrews church to
Use the Second Presbyterian during the
time that the former church was under
going repairs,
Bishop Beckwith will administer the rite
CT confirmation at the afternoon service.
| The Easter celebration of the Church Of
the Advent Sunday school will take place
Easter afternoon at 4 o'clock prompt In
the church.