SCHOOL STUDENTS
: ARE ENTERTAINED
Howard And Birmingham-South
ern Committees Meet
Committees from Howard college and
Birmingham-Southern were entertained
by F. Jl. Jackson of the Perfection
Mattress company, at his plant on
Ninth avsnue and Twenty-fourth street,
the purpose of the meeting being to pro
mote better relations between the two
institutions, ■ • ■ •••
“The aims and ideals of these two in
stitutions are identical,” said Dr. John
C. Dawson, president of Howard, in
speaking of the continuation of the
meetings., “Both aye Christian colleges,
both,are in Birmingham and they should
work together in harmony and good
fellowship.”
Representatives from Howard college
at the .luncheon were: Dr. John C.
Dawson, president; Prof. T- R. Eagles,
vice president; Ed S. Moore, chairman
of the executive committee of the board
of trustees; P. C. Ratliff, president of
the board of trustees; W. A. Berry,
member of the board of trustees and of
the executive committee; Dan Hogan,
president of the Jefferson County
Alumni association.
The following represented Birming
ham-Southern; Dr. Guy.H. Snavely,
president; F. M. 'Jackson, Ed Norton,
E. M. Elliott, Mr. Hunger, of the board
of trustees; Rev. W. E. Morriss, pas
tor of the Norwood Methodist church.
LITTLE OPPOSITION
POR RENTALS PLAN
Little opposition is expected to the
proposal of President D. tS. McLen
don of the city commission to place
municipal rental property in the hands
of a realty dealer or like business man
conversant with such affairs. An ordi
nance covering the matter will be pre
sented before the commission at the
meeting Tuesday morning.
