Rev W H Mansfield; Thomas
Coke” Rev. V. S. ritts of Bessemer;
"Thomas Rankin." Rev. FT. Slayton;
"Freeborn Garretson, Ret- Robert
Echols; "Thomas Vasey. Rot \. ' ■
Hamner* "Francis Asbury, Ret. *-■
" MaUhetvs; "Richard Whatcot."
Rev. V. H. Hawkins.
"The churches arc all responding
in filling the cast of 600 persons,
“aid Mrs. McLiu Saturday. 111
group leaders also report fine co
operation on the part of tho members
of the groups and another enenurag
ine feature which augurs well for
the success of the production s tj
tact that the choirs of all
churches arc all responding cheerful
ly to the call and will be in the great
choyus. ___
NEW AGENT ARRIVES
Dave ». Goff To Assume Unties With
Missouri Pacific
Pave P. Goff, formerly of Ft. Louis,
arrived In Birmingham Saturday to
■assume his new duties as general
agent of the passenger department o[
the Missouri Pacific railroad, follow
ing Ills appointment by L. Stone,
passenger traffic manager.
Mr. Goff succeeds T. P. Moss, wlpj
was transferred several days ago.
and will make his headquarters In
Birmingham. He has been with the
Missouri Pacific railroad for several
years and prior to Ills recent promo
tion vlas in the offices of ,the rail
road company In St. Louis and Little
Rock, Ark.
PLANS EXPANSION
Long Lease Renewed On First
Avenue, Providing Complete
Remodeling Of Building
Porter Clothing company of Bir
mingham Saturday announced the re
newal for a long term of the lease
on their First Avenue building which
provides for complete remodeling,
involving large expenditure whicn
will make the Birmingham store one
of. the handsomest and most com
plete in the United States, Work is
to start Feburary 1 on the changes.
