L. J. Haley, president of the Birming
ham chapter of Judson alumnae, who
delivered the main address of the oc- !
casion. Mrs. Haley paid a tribute to
Dr. Bomar the retiring president, and I
at the same time welcomed the new j
preptylent. Rev. \V. B Clemmons,
pastor of the Presbyterian church of i
Marl0/1. Dr. If. Kelly White, pastor of j
the Silnam Baptist church of Marion)
and Col. Walter Lee Murfee, president t
of Marion institute, each spoke a
few words, of welcome to the new
students. The last speech was de
livered by Upv. L. 0. Dawson of Tus
caloosa, president of the Alabama
State convention of Baptists.
FIRST BALE GINNED
I'ollliiHi ill.- To llmr First Clan*
Chautauqua
COLLINSVILLE. Ala., .Sept. 14.—
(Special.)—The first hale of this
year’s cotton came into Collins
ville Wednesday. P. M. Stanford of
Duck Springs brought in the first
bale and was offered 30 cents for
his bale. It is a good middling
col’ijnsi
The Cadi
v*'ill )• <"
com n
sim.i
i
and '
sing
miles
this n.
BREVt
\A) t'HAl TAIQI A
Chautauqua, which
latter part of this
i‘ember 29 to Oc- |
he best ever held j
The manager is ;
i .: ni his very best
i ■ K IIMM)
an f Birmingham !
no uiartette will ;
house a few j
• r\ Sunday oil,
*r big sing-|
RAISI 'UOTA j
Other Tow ** For
J — *P I
BREW to: 1 * . Spe
cial Leased • 'Vt< i has
raised the quo' • f $’>00 the
county allotrm* "i ’• h >*■■ !
drive for Japa
towns of this co 1
heartily to the i.
Grov, ■ s
Taste/*.
Chi// To*
Destroys Malarial Gt
in the Blood. so.
