OAK cm FARM I
CONMNCESEf
Experts From Auburn To Assist
In Working Out Safe
Farming Plans
(TUSCALOOSA BUREAU
TUSCAL08A. Ala.. Jan. 26.—Ths
Tuscaloosa county dairymen'* associa
tion met at the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium Saturday and appointed •
committee to work np the policy of the
association. The committee is composed
of J. M. Hocklander, George A. Peters,
and D .B. Fuller and they will report
at the meeting next Saturday. At 10:30
o'clock next Wednesday morning the
safe farming conference meets here and
9:30 o'clock a general directors meet
ing of the farm bureau and dairymen
will be held to be addressed by a rep
resentatire from Anburn college and 1 |
also by. l)r. W. E. Hinds, state ento
mologist who will discuss cotton cul
ture on the boll weevil conditions.
I, P. A.’S HOI.D MEET
Tuscaloosa post T. P. A. met Friday
night in luncheon session at the Burch
field hotel and 30 members and guesta
were’ present. State Secretary W. B.
Mabry of Birmingham was present and
introduced George Plaisance of Birm
ingham who delivered an interesting
address. A check for $5,00 insurance
was paid to the widow of Lieut. C. M.
McBride who was killed in an automo
bile accident here a few months ago..
Women uisrusi missions
A district meeting of the women's
missionary ^union of the Tuscaloosa
Baptist association at Holt Friday and
was attended by about 60 delegates.
The welcome address was made by
Mrs. Mediam of Holt and was respond
ed to by Mrs. J. H. Wallace of North
port. Mrs. dandy, district superin
tendent, presided. Most of the program
was taken up by the subject "Redeem
ing the Time." pertaining to the $75.
000.00 campaign. Rev. Som Heath,
student pastor at the University of Al
abama spoke.
