MARRIES IN ROANOKE
Edward Lee, well known young
farmer of Perry county, was married
in Roanoke, last week to Miss Mary
Warlick. Mr. Lee is the* son of John
C. Lee, one of Perry county’s repre
sentatives in the state legislature.
The young couple have returned from
their honeymoon and are living on
Mr. Lee’s plantation in the western
section of Perry county.
CONFERENCE TO RE HELD
Rev. Evan C. Evans, pastor of the.
Heiberger circuit of the Methodist
church, announces that the first quar
terly conference of the year will be
held at Heiberger church with Rev.
W. M. Curtis, presiding elder of the
Greensboro district, in charge.
ADDRESSES MARION CADETS
James Summerville,, a noted trav
eler and at present a representative
of tile Near East relief, was the
speaker at the weekly assembly of
the cadets corps of Marlon insti
tute this *week. He has spent three
years recently among the students
of Russia and gave a verying inter
esting lecture to the young men.
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GREAT YEAR FOR
OPELIKA IS SEEN
Report Of Activities Heard At
Mass Meeting Sponsored
By Chamber
OPELIKA, Ala., Dec. 12.—(Special
Leased Wire.)—A mass meeting of
citizens was held at Palmer hall
Tuesday night under the auspices of
the Chamber of * Commerce. The
purpose of the meeting was to ac
quaint the citizens with the activi
ties of the different civic organiza
tions during the past year and the :
rendering of stewardship of each in
its particular field of effort. The
meeting was opened with- music by
the Opelika band followed by lively
community singing led by Walter
Greene in which the people joined.
