MISS MARIA WHITSON
RECEIVES MORE HONOR
It will be interesting to the friends
of Miss Maria Whitson of Talladega,
■who was recently graduated with
honors from the electrical engineer
ing department of Auburn, to know
that her picture was run in the
pictorial section *of the New York
times on June 28, with an interest
ing account of her achievements.
TORRID WEATHER CALCS MANY
TO LINGER LONGER LODGE
The call of the swimming pool is
irresistible in this torrid weather.
Tired business men sit in sweltering
offices, wrinkling their brows over
“the decrease in sales for July,’ and
dreaming of cool splash in some
swimming pool. In fact, all sorts of
people are realizing that If there’s
one “touch that makes the whole
wolld kin." it must be the universal
longing in July to jump in the “ole
swminnin’ hole.”
A large number of those who have
yielded to that longing to linger in
the water have taken advantage of
tiie facilities offered at Linger Long
erlodge to swim to their heart’s con
tent and then'to banquet and dance.
Among those who have entertained
parties lately at Linger Longer lodge
are: Mr. George Blinn. Jr.. Mr. Tom
Cole, Mr. George L. Bentley. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Hannon, Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Coker, Captain and Mrs. Charles M.
Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Nisbett Ham
Xiaugh. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCormack, Mr.
and Mrs. Hinson Sibley, Mr. Gus Jor
dan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seals, Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Hann.
