WILL PRESENT PLAY
The Twentieth Century club will
present Mr. and Mrs. Polly Ticks, a
comedy playlet, at the Crown theatre.
The proceeds will be used for a
worthy cause. The performance is
scheduled for October 26.
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
Grand Bay Parent Teacher** Name
DR. D. D. HARMON PRESIDENT
GRAND BAY, Ala., Oct. 13.—(Spe
cial Leased Wire.)—Dr. D. D. Harmon
was elected president; R. M. Seagei\
first vice president; J. L. Dezauche.
second vice president; Mrs. R. R.
.Sehoener, secretary, and John L.
Martin, treasurer, of the Grand Bay
Parent Teacher association. The first
meeting of the society was held at
the town hall. The sixth and seventh
grades, which are trying to buy a
sewing machine, were voted $10 by
the association to aid in the purchase.
This is in'addition to the sum already
raised, and enabled the children to
purchase the machine.
HAY CROP IS GOOD
A good hay crop has been laid in.
The hay is of superior quality, and
was harvested and cured In the most
ffvorable weather.
SY LAC AUG A READY
FOR OPENING OF
THE COUNTY FAIR
Many Exhibits And Racing
Will Be Features Of
Exhibition
ST LA C AUG A, Ala., Oct. 13.—(Spe
cial.)—Everything is in readiness for
the opening of the Talladega county
fair whiwli will be held here next
week, beginning Tuesday. The ex
hibit halls have been enlarged and all
the buildings put Into first class
shape for the event. This will be
the twelfth year that the fair has
been' held in, Sylacauga and ^ich
year has shown progress over the
one befom as well as placed the fair
association on a stronger financial
footing.
