Tl SC\LOOS\ Slim \ CHS COMING
Tuscaloosa Shrine club will send a
large delegation to Birmingham on
August 21 to attend the picnic of
Zamora Shrine club at Edge wood
park. It is expected that more than
60 will go from here through the
country. The decision to attend the
picnic was made at a meeting of the
local Shrine club Sunday. A com
mittee was appointed to take charge
of arrangements for the annual pic
nic here, which will take place at
Iiivorview park August 30.
• SCHOOLS 01*10X SOON
The long-term schools of Tusca
loosa county will open the first Mon- 1
day in. September, and the short-term j
schools wiil open one month' later.
Teachers for practically all the ;
schools have been selected.
FIGHTING AHMY WORM
In order to check the progress of
the army worm, many farmers were
forced to work throughout Sunday
and late into Sunday night, according
to reports reaching the city Mon- ;
dav. The Situation is becoming so
serious that cotton had to be spraye.l
with calcium arsenate and planters
could not afford to take the day of
rest.
MISS OLDHAM EXPIRES
Miss Lelia M. Oldham died Monday
morning at 7 o’clock at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Lecour. on Sixth
street. She had been in failing health
for several years. The funeral will
be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock I'rnm the residence. Inter
ment will follow in Evergreen ceme
tery
s. r. Montgomery dead
S. F. Montgomery, 18 years old. a
resident of Moore's bridge com
munity, died here Monday of perito
nitis. The funeral will be conducted
at Moore's bridge Tuesday.
