The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-28
ReD. Robert EchoEs

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 school mates and know
 him well. He began his min- istry at the age of Is years in South Alabama. and even as a boy. preacher he seemed inspired and attracted the attention of the entire south. While a student at the Southern University, Bob Jones held manv meetings and always with great success. Since then he has conducted great revivals all over the country and today he is acclaimed one of the vital forces in evangelism"
 Rev. pr. Robert Echols the beloved presiding elder of the Birmingham district North Alabama conference, thus spoke of his lifelong friendship yesterday with the noted evangelist, the Rev Bob Jones. who will preach his initial sermon on, next Sunday morning at the Highlands Methodist church in the big revival which will continue through Sunday. the fifteenth of February
 Dr. Echols knows whereof he speaks for as devout Christian. a loyal mem Der of the great Methodist church and a splendid citizen. none is better in- formed on such subjects and none knows better than Dr. Echols the ele- ments that characterize the great preacher. the successful evangelist.
 pr. Echols is enthusiastic over the revival at the Highlands Methodist church, and pays pr. Preston B. Wells, the pastor of that congregation, the high compliment of saving that he has never seen a revival more perfectly prepared. more methodically arranged, or more systematically planned
 Tt is remarkable. the interest that the congregation of Highlands Method ist church is taking in the forthcom- ing Bob Jones revival" pr. Echols said, continuing his remarks relative to the meeting. '1n fact the entire community in that favored section of our city is looking with interest and expectancy to Bob Jones' approaching visit. The interest in this great lead Tuscaloosa as the guest of Mrs. B. X. Frierson.
 Mrs. Otis Taylor will entertain the members of the Randolph Macon Alumnea Club this afternoon at her home on Will low avenue.
 Mrs Charles NJ Maxwell of Tusca- loosa is the guest of friends in the city.
 The Tuscaloosa News or a recent date contained notice of little Miss Evelyn Woods recent accident, which will be read with interest by the many friends Of MT. and Mrs. Bradford Wood, who are former residents of this city. say ing: Friends will be so glad to learn that Miss Evelyn Wood who had xhe to break the bones in limb Thursday. is reported as resting comfort ably today. The injury proved far more serious than was at first thought, and a hope that this popular member of the juvenile set will soon be out is expressed on every side.
 Mrs. J. W. Williams is the guest of Mrs. G. H. l.. Oglesby in Taladega
 
 Mrs William Wright is the guest of friends in Huntsville.
 Miss Grace Cochran of Fort Payne is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Luke Hunt
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 The Montgomery Advertiser of Sunday published a very handsome picture of Miss Alice Miller of New York. whose marriage to Hon. Thomas Sidney Frazer v,;A ha a1ahr fad day in New York city. With the pie ture were the following lines: Miss Alice Miller of Brewton. Ala, whose wedding to Col Thomas Sidney Frazer. will be a brilliant and interesting event of We'd nesday. The ceremony will be per formed at the Church of the Transfor- nation in New York city at o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Miller is the attractive laughter of Mrs Thomas of Brewton. Ala
 MT. and Mrs Joe Saks. who are spend ing several weeks in New York, will re- turn shortly and will make this city their home.
 Mrs F. R. Zell who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. T, D Donoho, is now visiting friends in Gadsden for few days.
 Mrs. Frank Blair spent the past few days in the city as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hinson Sibley.
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 Mr and Mrs Manly Eugene Moor, who were married few days ago, are the guests of Mrs Moors sister. Mrs. P. P Salter. and MT. Salter, at their home in Montgomery for a few days
 
 Mrs. J. F. Frazier spent the past few days in Montgomery as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. B. H. Cooper.
 Mrs. Bibb Graves. after spending a few days in the city as the guest of Mr- and Mrs, w. D. Nesbitt. has returneS to her home in Montgomery.