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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

WtINlt WIVES
Mrs. Philip stephens entertained
the Mcrric Wives at mid week with a
limited number Of invited guests.
The house was very atractiyely
decorated with cut flowers and Il
scheme of yellow, the clubs chosen
color this was carried out with great
lunches Of brown eyed Susans In jar.
danicrs and slender vases over tho
tables and mantal and on tall pedcs.
tails
Mrs Frank E. Tull. sister OF the
hostess. assisted her in entertaining
and they very cleverly introduced a
very unique contest which was un.
usually interesting and each guest
dcnned her thinking cap Kitchen
utlnsels' it was called a tin piopan.
small, the kind the bakers use. with
pencil attached and two round leaf
let's pasted in ON which was written
fifteen questions. and each to be an.
swercd with the name Of a utinscl
in the culinary department The
questions ran thus.
An inscct-S Spider
What is prominent in a baseball
game Pitcher.
What suggests a we'll known Eas.
tern city2 Bean Pot.
NkfI.y -..,.....,,t. EY..l. ,If.ttsu
Pan
\ kind Of drum kettle.
What's the best to do to a rival OF
your own seX?-Freezer
The first thought in planning a trip
abroad?- Steamer.
May the roses in your checks never
grow?-Pale
This was one of the mcrriest con
tests the ives have ever had. and at
the roundup, Mrs. Frank Bonner
proved to be the best versed in Ntch.
en mechanics Of the club members
and was given an enameled ware
water pitcher.
Mrs. Downward of Purcell took
great prize for having answered all
and Mrs. B. r. Thomas was given
Jelly strainer for consolation
Delicious refreshments were served.
The guests included: Mesdames
Bonner, Franklin, Dick. Byrd. John
Stone. f. Il. Tull. VIII Prater. A. Il.
Focht, B r. Thomas. A. G. Noble, J.
f.. Bledsoe. w. w. Tallaferro, J. f.,
Ramsey. Boon Taliferro. Downard Of
Purcell, Perk Bruce of Pauls Valley,
A. W Durham Of TT. Worth, Thelma
Ramsey Kathrine stephens. william
Ward Byrd, Jack and Philip Step
hens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

played aud delicious refreshments
served.
Those present we're. Roy West aud
Myrtle Frame Mauard Woods and
Vivian McCmtchcy. Walter Banks ami
Ruth Baker Jess Madden and Gcrue
Ingram. Lewis l.odhcttcr aud Manic
henderson Paul Butt aud Pauline
Gladncy u. NJ Mccoy and Petty
Baker, Ernest Mccain and Ada Drew.
Jack London and Lucille McClatchcy.
Ben stephens and Daisy Robcrts,
doruc Woods and Emmy lowdeu.
Vera Eddlcman and Wm. Moore.
Ethel McElroy. Margaret Werner
German, Janettc Moore Tut Baker.
Bonnie Madden. Karl Burke. Luciie
He'll. Eliza Cruce. Hal Spraglns, Roy
mon Foster. Ethel Bullion. Adcl stew
art Ray Campbell. Forte Johnson.
Beatrice Won Keller. Garnet Johnson,
Miller Werner and Ruth Dawson.
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The maid Of honor wore a princess
gown Of Mcxican lace and the brides.
maids dress was of white organdy,
princess in style and trimmed in
Mechlin lace
After the ceremony there was 4
reception to 200 guests The house
was elaborately decorated In the
hall ferns and palms mingled with
roses. white and pink. The parlor5
were wreathed with white roses and
wn.,e daisies and in the dining room
American Beauty roses, with ferns
and smilaX were used.
The punch bowl. in a bower Of
American Beauties. was presided
over by Misses Quoqueeze Addison
and Rose Cockrell.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon have gone to
Galveston. and after two weeks spent
in southern Texas will be at home in
Dallas.-Dallas News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Hargeltt-Gordon.

DR.. f. G. Gordon and Miss Walker
Hargett were united in farriage yes
terday evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs j. II.
Keever, Oak Gin.
The ceremony was performed be-
meath a wedding bell of June roses
suspended from an arch OF asparagus
plumosa with a background OF ferns
and palms
Rev. J. J. Kellem ofiiclated and the
wedding march was played by Mrs
j. j Kellem
Before the arrival OF the wedding
marty ard during the ceremony Miss
Raymond Briggs played violIns selec'
tions.
In the wedding march were Miss
Pliss Corlew Of Ardmore, !. T., maid
of honor: Or. W. T. White, best man;
Miss Bertha Gault and l.. o. Donald
Master Tom Keever acted as ring
bearer.
The bride was gowned in white
silk lingerie fabric trimmed In Mexl
can lace. Lilies of the valley held
her veil in place and her bouquet was
of bride roses.
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Royal Neishbors Entertain.

I'm compliment 10 .diss ~ II. Nor.
ton, Supervising Supreme o iclp OF
Kansas and Oklahoma. tha local lodge
of the Modern WOodmon ana Royal
NeighbOrs rendered dchghtlu. rc-
ception Monday evening In the X =.
hail to which u general invitation was
given to the public.
\ cake wall, was an amusing fea-
turc of the evenings entertainment
in which number participated J..
y. Jobc proved an excellent walker
and was given a cake Of soap. Miss
Flora darlington took the cake"
among the ladies' There was quite
AN interesting programme.
Amelia Hunter Voice selection
Mrs. Biggart. ....... Reading
Pearl Gallon Piano solo
Lois Con ................. Recitation
Ncttic Butcher ...,.Noice selection
Dr McCann made most interest
ing talk, taking for his subject the
Modern Woodmen order. and gave
an outline of it's history.
Mrs. Horton gave an address which
was both enlightning and enjoyable.
At the close of the programme a
sumptuous banquet was served.
The Royal Neighbors is a compar-
atiyely new order but Is gaining II
rapid gorwth, and an order 10 which
every mother should join. The mem
borship in our town is rapidly in
creasing
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Dancing Party.

Mrs. A. lowenstein gave one OF thi
handsomest and quite the larges|
dancing party thus far this season OF
the weekend at the palatial home u
tne Elks ON Broadway. in honor 4
her visiting guest, Miss Henrietti
neiliugslelder of Memphis. who hal
been much entertained during her vij
1t and is quite a delightful guest.
The hostess used pink and white II
her decorations, and carried out hc|
color scheme perfectly.
The punch bowl was conveniently
placed In the dance hall and was prd
sided over by two maids-which wal
quite the thing on warm evening
The banquet hall was dressed Il
pink and the favored flower used bI
the hostess was the American beaut|
rose and this queen blossom wal
stunningly treated about the hand
somely laid board and its color intrI
duced by the caterer into the creat
and other dainties. The center pied
was a great bed OF roses and ferns. |
Mrs. Lowenstein was assted By lid
charming daughter. Miss Jeanette.
The music was by the Lowenste1
orchestra and was par excellent. Thd|
woIe assisted by Jack Louiou. atl
Miss Katherine Suggs kindly rende|
ed her service while the boys indul|
ed In the dance.
The guest list included Misses SheI
by OF Sherman, -Addmgton, Smit|
Suggs. Hobson, Lowden, GardenhirI
Stuart, Hobson Heilingsfelder. ri
gins, Murmane OF Dallas, Reed Bail@
Of Tishomingo, Moore. Smith. Mr.. ai|
Mrs. Brown OF Austin guests of Mi
Alice Moore. Mrs. r.. Il. Guillot, A
and Mrs. X. A Jones. Mr. and Nj
Roy Bradford
Messrs Elwood Wolyerton, Vel
Suggs, h. l.. Dean, ii. Wallace. X.
Sanders, Bogie, John George Joel L
chanan, Stoddard, Lewis Boyd,
Green, Don Russell, Manuel. Har
and Sol Lowensteia.
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Kirby Sinclair.

An especially pretty home wedding
was that of Mrs. Evie Kirby to Mr.
Arthur Sinclair, Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock, at the beautiful new
home of the brides in the south west
part of the city.
The spacious reception hall was In
white roses and the music room where
the marriage ceremony was perform
ed was in sweet peas, pink being
chosen as the color theme for the
occasion.
Rev. brown OF the St Philips Epis-
copal church performed the ceremony
in the presence Of only the immedi-
ate families OF the contracting parties.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party was taken to the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Guy
p. Cobb, where an elaborate break
fast was served in an eight course
menue. The breakfast was very
choice and jolly and the bride and
groom were merriy toasted.
The bride wore a beautiful ecru
pongee, touched up with brown with
hat. gloves and shoes, en-suite.
They took the Santa Fe at 2:5 for
the north, where they will spend
their honeymoon in Chicago, the
lakes, and will be at home after Oc-
tober lst-in Ardmore.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair are well
known in social circles OF our city,
she having resided here many years
and is a bright charming young wo'
man. The groom is one OF our
leading business men and quite pros
porous.
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Nc Swain London.

Among the June weddings Ot inter
est TO Ardmore people was that Of
Mr.. Charles l.. London. whose mar
rige to Miss Laura McSwain OF Tish-
omingo. was handsomely celebrated at
the First Presbyterian church Wed
nesday, June 2G. \ number Of friends
went over from here. The church
decorations were very elaborate and
effective. this being the first wedding
solomized in the new church.
The chancel was especially beaud-
full The aisle was avenued by petit
palms and pot plants and ran into
a picturesque jungle back Of the altar
rhe arch was embowered with aspar-
agus and hung with huge wedding
bell Of summer blossoms. under this
naukcd on either side masses of ferns
and asparagus. Beneath this arch
the bride ana groom entered unat-
tended and were made man and wife
while Miss Sophia Fry gently sent
forth the sweet glad notes of "Lohen-
grin" with violin obligato by Mr..
Jack London, brother of the groom.
The ceremany was performed by
Rev. John w. Head of the Methorist
church who used the old Methodist
ceremony
The bride was becomngly gowned
in an exquisite white crepe de chene
over white taffeta.
after the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held at the brides home.
Here she donned her going away
toilette, which was as smart as her
bridal gown was splendid. 1t being
three piece suit in the new colors
Of brown, with hat, gloves, shoes and
parasol to match. And amid the
usual shower of rice, old shoes and
cowbells, they took the Frisco for
visit in southern Texas.
Miss McSwain is well known in
Ardmore, having been schooled in
Hargrove College and afterward TAX
ing business course in Selvidge Bus
mess College. She possesses Il
charming disposition and is quite a
favorite.
Charley London has been reared In
Ardmore and is the son of our fellow
townsman, j. NJ. London. He is a
young man of fine business attain
ments and is now holding a lucrative
position with the X. p. Insurance
company.
After July the 10th Mr.. and Mrs.
London will be at home to their
friends at 719 c street, Ferndale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Lawn Party Win Misses johnson

Misses Grace and Katie Johnson
entertained quite jolly crowd OF
lads and lassies last Monday even
ing at the home Of the latters par
nets on West Main street.
It was lawn fete and the spacious
grounds were brightly Illuminated
with japanese lanterns, which gave
picturesque appearance. In the
rear of the yard under a canopy OF
evergreens Mrs. w, b. Johnson dip.
ped refreshing punch.
On arriving each guest was given
a dainty souvenir on which a flower
was tied and a quotation written.
These were TO be matched for their
partners.
A unique contest was also an anus
Ing feature OF the evening. There
was a box in the yard and each
guest was 10 guess what It contained
and draw It's contents. In this Man
ard Woods was fortunate and gave
as his answer, the popular Teddy
Bear" and drew its picture.
Miss Verna Eddleman was given
t4e BOBBY she guessed a pig and
drew H. Mrs McElroy and Canter'
bury were the judges.
All kinds OF lawn" games were
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Miss Fosters music class win give
a recital Monday and Tuesday even.
ings in the Broadway Methodist
church, beginning promptly at SIS,
On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
the intermediates will give their re-
cital
The public in general is cordially
invited no special invitations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Christian Aid Reception

On account Of the Chautauqua being
in session the reception to have been
given by the ladies OF the Christian
church was postponed until next
Tuesday afternoon, when they will
entertain and be at home with Mrs.
w A. Payne on North Washington
from 3 to 6. All friends are cordially
invited.
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without husbands 70 be his guests
that day Moreover. he announc
that the lady who makes herself mo
charming on that occasion he will a.
to be- his wife. Now. If the ladi'
only knew just what he conside
charming he might not find his tas
hard one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
People Who Come and Go.

Mrs. Reed McLamore of Abiler
Texas, is in the city the guest of b
mother Mrs. CLANCY.
Misses Mae Roberts and Edna Bo|
man are visiting with their lit
friend, Edna Dalton In Oklahoma Ci|
Messrs. Tom Boyle and Elwood WI
verton. who went on the Monte
excursion trip. have returned and
port delightful auting. They wd
Joined at Muskogee by a jolly par|
In the bunch was Misses Georgia Al
Lima Parker
Mrs. Matte Cloyd Of Ada il in 4
city visiting with the family OF
Eddleman.
Miss Irene Eddleman has Veturrl
from an extended visit with rehati
at Ada.
Mrs. Sam Noble Is spending
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The Society Editor reauests

The Society Editor requests
that all persons who wish TO
contribute articles to the Sun
day Society Columns will kind.
ly telephone or send them as
early as possible in the weeK.
Owing to the volume of the Sun.
day report IL has become impos.
sible to handle II on Saturday.
Only events that take place on
Friday and Saturday will be in
serted in Sundays paper II
sent in later than Friday noon.
Your attention to this will be
an appreciated courtesy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
China Shower.

Mrs. d. T.. Allen will entertain with
a china shower next Thursday after
noon. complimentary to Miss Fay
Burnett, who will be an early July
bride
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Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Blcdsoe. Mr.. an|
Mrs G. l.. Anderson. Mr.. and Mr.
Potter MIR. and Mrs. Bert Foster an
Miss Gladys Torbctt Of Ada, weT
gu u'sts at the Rod and Gun Club an
spent the night They report "th
iollicst' time and are In for anothe
trip.
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llargrovc Heights. which has recent.
N been completed and was In rcadi
ness for them where they will make
this their place ot residence aud are
now at home to their scores OF
friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Prominent among the weddings OF
the season is that of Miss Zoe olive
and Mr. Ebber Lee Evans, which took
place last Wednesday at high noon,
In the First Presbyterian church in
the presence of a large and distinc-
lively fashionable audience, As a
rule, weddings are endured rather
tnan enjoyed by the spectators other
than those Immediately concerned
but this occasion was a notable eX-
ception. the affair evidently being
much appreciated by the guests.
In the first place the church as a
bower of summer roses, palms, ferns
and sweet peas.
The aisles were bordered with tall
Gambeaux of valley-lilys at each pew
forming a floral pathway beautiful IN
effect.
The chancel was mass OF flowers
arranged most artistlcally and huge
bouquets and showers of sweet peas
In prOluslon'
Tall pedistals draped in cluny lace
supported immense Boston ferns ana
the floor was laid in oriental rugs
The musical programme was un'
usually good and elaborate, combin'
ing organ and voice selections.
While the assemblage was in walt
ing Mr.. William Barrowman sang
Because" by d'iardelot, while Mrs
f. f. Guillot preluded the wedding
march with For This" by lie koren
And as the last notes died away Mrs
n. II. Mccoy played the professional
bridal music from "Lohengrin."
The first to enter being; The ush
ers, Nj j. V. Cabble and Mr.. Miller
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Mrs. Il. y. Guillot charmingly enl
tcrtained with pro-nuptial aifai(
Monday evening, complimentary td|
Miss hoe Olive and MIR. Ebber Lee
Evans. who were married Wednesday,
An cightcourse dinner was served ad
six o'clock. Those in the party wereI
Miss Olive and Mr.. Evans Miss Mur}
name OF Dallas and MIR. Tom Bogiv
and MIR. and Mrs. Guillot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

One OF the charming parties OF the
week was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Foster Thursday evening, com
plimentary to their niece, Miss
Gladys Torbett of Ada, who is here
visiting them.
The guests were hidden TO dance,
as the upper floor Of the Foster
home is converted into n dance hall
and conveniently accommodates
goodly unmber Of couples.
The music was extra fine and the
light fantastic was tripped till the
we sma hours.
Dainty refreshments were served In
the early part of the evening and
Just as the party were thinking or
taking their leave. The true south
ern hospitality was shown when the
guests were invited into the rear
yard. and a big water mellon feast
was the order OF the evening.
II was nearing morning when the
Jolly bunch wended their way home
ward
The guest list included Joel Buch-
anan and Miss Lenora Butt, Lewis
Boyd and Miss May Stewart, Nelie
Suggs and Miss humane of Dallas.
Tom Bogie and Miss Benny higgins,
Arthur Kyle and Miss Floy Avis,
Wadter Simpson and Miss McNees.
Mcclure, Misses Johnson and
Suggs, - Shelton and Miss Lillian
Suggs, -Crockroft and Miss Nat
williams. Harvey Johnson and Miss
Tate, VIII Baker and Miss Burnett
Harry Berry and Miss Dick, Don Rus
sell and Miss Phillips. Linel Goldsby
and Miss Edwards.
The clipping below Is given for the
benefit OF some OF the old bachelors
who have been unable so far to get
their courage up to the point OF pro-
posal when calling on the girls, and
would obvlate all difficulties for the
acceptance OF the invitation would
sufficiently Indicate that "Barkis was
willing"
A man over in Trappe, Md, where
ever that may be, is to have a Fourth
OF July party. That would not be In
terestine II It were not for the fact
that he is to have an unusual enter
tainment The gentleman has new
! house, and he has invited all ladiei
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,tc o happy day

o fortunate o happy day.
when new household finds its place
Among the myrid homes Of earth.
like new star just sprung TO birth,
And rolled on its harmonious way
Into The boundless rclms Of space
-I.ougfclloW.
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=

The week has been a red-letter one
in the way of weddings. The bells
have been ringing necessarily and the
merry month OF June is making good
its reputation for marshalling an
army of brides.
Wednesday was the favorite day Of
all, no less than dozen weddings
in and around the city We're scheduled
for that day. Old Sol smiled his
sweetest and everything was lovely.
The chautauqua season was on and
we have had the pleasure Of enter
tanning number of persons ol
national reputation. We have also
had good showing Of visitors to at
tend both the notable weddings and
chautauqua.
The air dome has had an unusual
good play and has been one of the
popular places for an hours amuse-
ment and past time. In fact, Ard
more is assuming quite metropolitan
air these days.
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OIive-E Evans.

Young bride, a prayer for thee;
That all thy hopes possessing,
Thy soul may prais her
God and lie
NAV crown thee with His blessings,
--Tupper
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

There has been such n four fusf
OF society dolngs the past week and
so many interesting people to writ
about that the editor konws she ha1
lost some in the shuffle and hopel
to be forgiven for any omisslonI
Right here now. let me say, Wild
knows what she Is talking about
that the people who help a reported
ont do not like 10 be written up ani
more than those who pose and pre|
tend that they do not care for news
paper notoriety."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Did you ever bake a cake?
Did you ever fry au egg?
Have you ever stuffed turkey with
tomatoes?
Can you broil a sirloin steak?
Did you ever brown the leg
OF mutton and then serve it with
potatoes?
If you know these things by heart
Just forget them If you are smart,
For if hubby should find out that you
can do them,
He will keep you busy baking,
Cooking, broilng, discriminating,
And it's better for you if you never
knew them.
If you ever have been showed
How a dress has to be sewed
So one cannot tell you wore it all last
season,
II you can create a hat
from a fibre bathing mat,
Don't attempt it for this very simple
reason:
Just as soon as hubby knows
That you are good at making clothes.
lie will keep you busy sewing darn
ing, mending,
And youll miss your social teas,
Matinees, whist. talking bees,
And your simple life would have n
dreary ending.
l,Linn.r.. Ina...,,nl
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Rod and Gun.

On Monday MIR and Mrs II. A. RagI
land and little daughter Miss Wurti|
MIR. and Mrs B. \. Simpson. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. Dodson, and MIR. Watts and
Hon clint Graham were seen at thd
Rod aud Gun club enjoying an angle|
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-02
STATUES AND TABLETS TO PRESERVE HISTORY
No,e Done in Single Afternnon
 Than Since the War.
Vigure sf Jefferson Davis to AdOrn lEnIarEed Approach to Capitol While Senator Morgan Will be Given Permanent Place
 in Statuary Hall at
 Warrington.

Alabama, which for so many years has been singularly indifferent to its history. will, if the House follows the lead of the Senate, take the foremost stand of all States of the union in the work of monument building and of pre- serving history in concrete form.
 The Senate yesterday. so far as it could do for the State of Alabama, adopted a definite progressive policy of monument building which is to be followed throughout the years of the future. The adoption of the policy Is . greater step than that taken by any other State of the union. in this direc- tion. If the House adopts the bills which have been passed by the Sen ate. Alabama will occupy an advanced position and enjoy distinction un- xnown to any other State in the United States
 But for the preservation and teach
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-02
FINE ORGAN INSTALLED
 IN THE JEWISH TEMPLE
I,.trumeut Which Completely Ftlis Organ Loft at Synagogue VIII He Heard First Time Sep
 tember 6.

r.rn,e Roth Or now has one of the enost and most modern organs in the city. The installation of the new $5,- OO0 Pichler organ which was begun July 1. has been completed after tour ueeks of continual work by E.. l.. Merriam, organist at the temple.
 The instrument Is much larger than the organ formerly used at the temple: It completely occupies the width anu height of the organ loft or the auai, .,,t,,n, The organ contains 1910 ninas and has all of the latest inn nrovements It will be used for its first time on September S the Jewish New Year.
 The organ. which the new instrument ron,aces. has been sold to St. Thomas Episcopal Church at Greenvilie. us installation will be started In a teW days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-02
NEWS OF RECORD

The Governor announced the follow ing appointments yesterday as nota- ries:
 c. V. Peacock, of Lanevfile. Hale County, and M. B. Giles of Chiffon County.
 The Secretary of State was notified yesterday of the incorporation of the Farmers Union Warehouse Company of Moundville, Hale County The cap ital stock will be s2o.000 and there are sixty-one stockholders, composed or farmers of that community.