The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-24
CAPTAIN HUNTER DIES AT ANNISTON His Death Was Sudden and
 Unexpected COMMITTEES ARE NAMED Anniston Aerie of Eagles Is Making Extensive Preparations for tho
 State Grand Aere
 Meeting.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED

Anniston, May 23.-(Special) )-Capt. Will liam P. Hunter the first chief of police Of the city of Annlston, died late yester- day afternoon at his residence in Glen Addie after an Illness of only a few mo- ments Captain Hunter was at his dutic s at tho car works yesterday as usual and on returning home last night sat down in chair. He was not noticed until he fell over and was found dead when his wife ran to his side. Captain Hunter had net been in the best of health in recent years. but his condition was not thought to be serious, as he continued at his work. No one of the old citizens of Anniston Is bet ter known than Captain Hunter, who numbers his friends by the score. He leaves a wife and two grown children The funeral was held today.
 The meeting of the state body of Eagles in this city on June 20 promises to be a gala event in the local aere, which has begun arrangements for the entertainment of the visitors. Worthy President J. II. Edmondson has named the following com mittees from the local aerie: Reception, J. T. Greene, John B. Knox, ". T. Ed
  F. l.. Blackmon, Dr. Paul D. Vann, L. G. Jones, N H. Reid, Hugh Merrell, s. w. John Jr., A. Harrison, A. N. Bloch S. c. Krebs, Julius Levy. Finance, John S. Mooring, Paul D. Yam. L. G. Jones. En- tertainment--J. L. Murphy, Charles Doer- finger, w. T. Edmondson. Sr, R. J. Berry, Russ Rose, J. B. Mitchell. Badges, w. T. Edmundson, Jr. J. P. Sowel, J D. Dill. Decorations, II. R. Suter, J. L. Reaves and F. R. Osborne.
 The first district of Calhoun county Sun day school convention will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church at Jackson vile May 27. This district is composed of Beats l, ? and 8, and all the Sunday schools in these beats are expected and are urged to send a delegate. The pro- gramme follows:
 2:2O-song and praise service by pr. w. B. Arberry.
 2:45-"How to Create Interest in the Sunday School' F. L. Cater, Annston 3;00-"Best Method of Teaching a Sun day School Class" Rubeon Hightower, Jacksonville
 3:30-"Common Mistakes of the Sunday School" s. A. Russell. Anniston. Re- ports from schools Election of officers. Encouraging words.
 Commencement Exercises.
 The programme of the ninth annual commencement exercises of Barber Me morial seminary Is as follows Saturday, May 26, 10 a. m. to D. m.- Fourth year class outing.
 Sunday. May 7-Bassalaureate sermon, s. M. Davis D. D.
 Monday, May 2S, D. m.-Lterary exer- cises by undergraduates.
 Tuesday, May 29, 2 D. m.-Musical re- cital; D. m,, industrial exhibits; D. m., annual concert
 Wednesday, May 90. 2 D. m.-Alumnae banquet; p. m., grammar school gradu- ating exercises.
 Thursday, May 31. 10 a. m.-Semlnary commencement; annual address by Presi- dent M M. Nyce, D. D., Talladega col lege; D. m.. senior reception.
 Alumnae and friends are cordially in- vited to the public exercises. Admission to all the public exercises, % cents single admission to any one of the pr,)lceexer- cises 10 cents. The picnic, outing, banquet and reception are not public.
 Col Charles J. Allison. clerk of the Uni ted States court for the northern district of Alabama, was in the city yesterday attending the session of the northeastern division of the northern district term of court in session at the United States court house.