OPPOSE NAME CHANGE
Dr. George Searcy, James Ander
I son and M. T. Jemison, delegates to
j the Kiwants convention held at
! Huntsville, gave an interesting ac
count of the meeting at the Kiwanis
luncheon Wednesday. Resolutions
were passed opposing the change of
the name of the Warrior river to that
of the Bankhead river. Rev. Donald
son Ellis made a talk on Kiwanis
ideas and Dr. Hugh Pallster, chair
man of the committee on education,
had charge of the program.
TO HOLD HOME-COMING
The home-coming meeting of citi
zens of Moundville will be held Thurs
day to promote interest in the pas
sage of the bill before the legislature
to make the Indian mounds of that
community a state reservation. The
bill is fostered by Mrs. Jeff Powers
of Moundville, who is in charge of the
affair. Dr. Eugene A. Smith, Dr.
GeoTge Searcy and James A. Ander
son, members of the Anthropological
society, will be the official represen
tatives from Tuscaloosa . Mr. Ander
son will carry with him notable
specimens of anthropology gathered
at Moundville many years ago and
now at tho museum of the University
of Alabama. Dr. Peter Brannon of
Montgomery will be the principal
speaker. ^
BARBECUE THURSDAY
The annual get to gether and barbe
cue of the Deal Sawmill lumber In
terests will be held Thursday at
Eutaw, and a large gathering i»
expected.
HOSPITAL HEAD RESIGNS
Di. Frank Hausman, suprintendent
of the Druid City hospital since it
was .*pened a few months ago, has
tendered his resignation to the board
of governors, which was accepted.
The resignation will be effective
September 1 and Miss Ethel Pearson,
head nurse, has been appointed to
succeed him. Dr. Hausman will de
vote his time to personal business.
