FORM FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION
MOBILE. Ala.. Oct. 30.—(Special
Leased Wire.)—The Mobile Festival
association was organized here to
day to bring high class musical at
tractions, Including grand opera and
concerts, to this city. S. II. Peck was
named president; Hammond Gayfer,
vice president; J. E. Addicks, secre
tary. and Louis L. Seidman. managing
director. The managing director has
been ordered to New York to make
arrangements for the season's con
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Dr. McCltnflc Will Take Charge Of
Church At Opelika
OPELIKA. Ala.. Oct. 30.— (Special
Leased Wire.)—Announcement of in
terest to the people of Opelika and
vicinity is that Dr. H. P. McCHntlc
of Liberty, Mo.; has accepted the call
to the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church of this city. Dr. McClintic is
an eloquent and attractive speaker
and is much beloved by Opelikians,
he having served the church here
once before, about three years ago.
lie succeeds Dr. Bruce Boyle, who re
cently resigned on account of had
health. The new pastor will assume
his duties here beginning the second
Sunday In November.
GIWIXG FIGURES GIVEN
According to the official gin re
ported there had been ginned 10,379
bales of cotton in Lee county from
tlie 1923 crop prior to October 18 This
compares with 12,436 bales to the
same date last year. The figures In
dicate that the crop for Lee county as
compared with that of last year is
not as short as at first predicted. It
will run well over two-thirds of the
crop of 1922, when the reports are all
in.
