BAXQIET IS HELD
The banquet of th© poultry asso
ciation was held in the Allison cafe
last week. The meeting was largely
attended and the members were very
enthusiastic as to the assured success
of the coming annual show, which
will be held from December 4 to 11.
ADOPT FIR E ORI)I\A\CK
The city council has adopted and
published a long fire ordinance. In
the future, people planning buildings
must first get permission from the
city building inspector, William
Estes' Marion Ttobertson has been
appointed city electrician. Another
step taken by the council is the lay
ing of a cement floor in the basement
ot' the large auditorium of the city
school. The floor was not completed
when the building was erected about
two years ago on account of a short
age of funds.
CHI RCH NEARLY COMPLETE
One of the handsomest of Cullman’s
beautiful churches is nearing comple
tion. with the installing of the pipe
organ and putting in of the art win
dows in St. Johns Plvangclical
Gutheran church. These windows are
doubly Interesting and beautiful to
the people of Cullman, in that they
were designed by a former Cullman
resident. Theodore von Greichten, a
brother-in-law of C. A. Stelfelmeyer
of this city and a nephew of Col.
John G. Cullman, founder of the city
of Cullman. The windows depict fh«»
life of Christ, beginning on the right
OPEN DECEMBER 5
All-Day Reception Planned
For Visiors To Walker
County Institution
JASPER BUREAU 1 i
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Jasper, * AIh., Not. 20 J
Formal opening of the Walker Conn-.
