AGED WOMAN DIES
Mrs. Margaret Koettel, S6 years
old, wife of W. A. Koettel, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Robertson, Friday morning. She had
been in feeble health for several
years and her death was not unex
pected. The funeral will be con
ducted from the Monnish Memorial
Baptist church Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock, Dr. L. O. Dawson offi
ciating. assisted by Rev. Juijson Mar
tin and Dr. Charles Boyd. Interment
will be in Evergreen cemetery.
OBSERVE EDUCATION WEEK
American Education Week is being
observed in the county schools ant
speakers representing Farley Moody
post, American I.cglon, school inter
ests and civic clubs of Tuscaloosa
visited a number of the schools Fri
day, where talks were made on edu
cation. At Gorgas a community af
fair was put on. .1. B. Broslus and
A W. Struthers were speakers at
this school. Beginning last Monday.
English periods each day in the
schools have been devoted to the dis
cussion of school needs and methods
of meeting these needs.
TO REMEMBER POOR
The Associated Charities are pre
paring to see that the poor of the
city is provided with a good Thanks
giving dinner. Baskets will be packed
on the day previous at the home ot
Mrs P Whitt and will be sent out
early the following morning for dis
tribution.
CERTIFICATES GIVEN
The school for training Sunday
school teachers and workers, which
has been in progress at the hirst
Methodist church for several days,
came to a dlose Friday night and a
number have taken advantage of the
training. Those who passed the re
quired examination were given cer
tificates. The school was instructed
by prominent Bible educators and
was a success from every standpoint.
