The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-28

z ceutiy elected President of the Asso- ciation of General Agents of that com pany. The business of Grand Keepe, of Record and Seal has largely in- creased in recent months with the order In Alabama and his insurancs business has shown the same sort of an Increase Because of this, he was compelled to give up his Pythian of- flee.
 In submitting his resignation, Nil. Mics wrote the Grand Chancellor:
 Owing to increased demands of my personal and private business: also to an increased volume of work incident to the advancement and progress of the order, and not unmindful of my im- paired physical condition during the past two years, which inspired note of warning from my physicians. l re- luctantly and with regret, hand you herewith my resignatIon as Grant Keeper of Records and Seal of. the Grand Domain. to take effect not later than October I.
 Tn doing this I beg to assure you that the service rendered the great or- der of Knights of Pythias during the past five years, has bcen one of love and delight. In laying down the ermine or my office, do so with nsught but fra tire brotherhood. and a desire to be Of service whenever the opportunity of- fers"
 MT. Miles will tonight visit the Pyth- ian Lodge of Banner. It will be his last official visit
 Grand Keeper of Records and Seals.
 Mir Danneliy is one of the best known members of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church. In his minis try he has filled many of the most im- portant charges of the Conference Up- on the inauguration by the Methodists of Alabama of the movement to build a great woman's College in Montgom- cry. MT. Dannelly was selected for the responsible duties of Financial Agent of the college. He will continue those duties in connection with his conduct of the office of Grand Keeper of Reg ords and Seals.
 T will open an office in Montgom- cry" said Mir. Dannelly The office of Crank Keeper of Records and Seal will not interfere with my engagements us Agent for the Woman's College other wise I would not have accepted it. The duties of both positions will require considerable travelling and these par ticular duties of the two positions can discharge together"
 Professor Willingham was formerly president of the Fifth District Agri- cultural School During his presidency the school attained an efficiency that placed 1t among the best in the State. He resigned that position last year in order to accept the secretaryship of the State Board of Examiners. He Is one of the best known Pythians in the State. In Pythianism as in the educational circles of Alabama, he has a wide &C., cuaintance.
 In speaking of the Grand Lodge yes- terday. Grand Chancellor, J. D. Bloch. said:
 Alabama Pythianism just now Is un- dergoing it's greatest era of growth. In it's history it has never grown so rapid ly At the present time we have seven new lodges in process of organization. So great has grown the order in Ala bama that it requires nearly all the time of the Grand Chancellor. have just returned from tour in which attended three enthusiastic district meetings; one at Dark, one at Annis- ton and one at Ensley."
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 Large, fancy, ripe tomatoes, BOG per basket.
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