Mrs. M. G. Hardaway.
JOHNS
Leading
Funeral
Directors
Lady Graduate Nurse
Attendant
Phone Main 1002
2011 Fourth Avenue
VICE’S
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
5th Ave. and 24th St.
5601 First Ave.
Main 672 Wood I awn 40
LIGE LOY
Funeral Directors
and Embalmera
2210 Third Avenue
Main 769—Phone Main 4862
Ridout’s Funeral Home
Lady Attendant
Instant
Ambulance Service
Phone Main 6 or D
2117 North Fifth Avenue
FUNERAL
FLOWERS
Dnifns, Spray*. Baskets.
Artistically arranged from
beautiful Northern blooms.
Just call Main 41.
Birmingham Chapter Out
After 50 Per Cent Mem
bership Increase
The Birmingham chapter of the
Ai >rican Institute of Banking: will
holt* its opening meeting at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening in the dining room
of the Hillman hotel, in the form of
a dinner, followed by a business ses
sion and later by an informal dance.
The American Institute of Bank
ing is of 20 years’ existence, hav
ing become prominent in the last
three or four years with a member
ship throughout the country of
50.000, over half of whom are en
I rolled in educational classes. At the
national convention in Cleveland dur
ing the week of July 16 to 20, 2,800
j delegates throughout the country as
sembled. Their work was highly
praised by J. H. I’uelicher, resident
of the American Bankers’ association.
The Birmingham institution is
composed of bank clerks and officers
and is essentially education. The
chapter has been in existence since
1910 and has reflected its work by
a number of its graduates being
elected to positions of responsibility.
Courses to be studied this year
are: Practical banking, by L. R.
