The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-27
RoAlie Armstead Higeina Social Editor Phone 2b4&
low ME sAyEp FoR Al HOME.

HOW WE SAVED FOR A HOME. Amelia, we could buy a home. if we
 should try real hard, So don't use butter any more. we'll
 spread our bread with lard. No more from rented house to house,
 tmprovident we'll roam. Quick. put the furnace fire out. We're
 saving for home. 'Twould do us good, both you and me.
 to get little thinner; s' For breakfast we will eat stale bread,
 and have cold tea fur dinner. Think how luxuriously we'll fare be- weli live on ffty cents a week while
 saving for home. You might take in some washing, wife, and keep some boarders, too, Then do plain sewing half the night, . when other work Is through. No more vacation days for us by woods
 or oceans foam; No trolley rides shall take our dimes.
 We're saving for a home. Amelia. you did nObly. dear. you led a And now you lie beneath slab mark
 ed Sacred to my Wife," And while your weary body rests be-
 meath the churchyard loam My second wife and reside within -Eisie Duncan Yale. in Harper's. MT. and Mrs. Emmett Parker and sons, Charles and Frank, are visiting friends at Fitzpatrick's.
 
 MUSIC TEACHERS COMMITTEES. Mobile Register.
 Miss Mathilde Bilbro. president of the State Music Teachers Association. has just announced the standing com mittees for the coming year as fol- lows:
 Program Committee--Mr Rienzi Thomas, Montgomery; Mir. Glenn Frter- mood, Birmingham; MT. c. A. Thomp- son, Annistnn; Miss Kittiebeile Stir ling. Mobile; Miss Stella Harris, Tus- cafoosa.
 Executive Committee--Miss Dora Sternheld, Montgomery; Miss Kate Booth. Montgomery
 Examination Committee-Mr. Adolph Damn Peterson, Atlanta. Ga.; Mrs. B. J. Vann, Fort Payne; Miss Georgia Stirling. Mobile; Miss Bonnie Nowlin. Gadsden.
 Committee on Musical Works of Alabama Writers--Mr. J. Proctor Mills. Montgomery; Miss Frances Si- bert, Gadsden; Miss Abigail Crawford, New Decatur; Miss Stella Davie, Clay ton.
 Committee on Entertainment--Mrs Robert Eilenberg. Montgomery; MT. J. Proctor Mills. Montgomery.
 At the last annual meeting of the association held in Gadsden this year the following officers were elected: President-Miss Mathilde Bilbro. Gadsden.
 Vice-President-Mr Riensi Thomas Montgomery. , .. = Secretary y-Treasurer-Mrs. N. N. Vann. Atlanta.
 Auditor--Miss Georgia Stirling, Mo- bile.
 |. EPwORTH LEAGUE
 SOCIAL TONIGHT. The Epworth League of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church will hold a social meeting this evening at S:3O o'clock at the church.
 The occasion promises to be very enioyabie and a most interesting po- gram has been prepared as follows: Song, (a) Orpheus With His Lute: (b) The Swallows--Miss Eulalia Cox. Reading, "The Choir,''-Miss Flor ence Radford.
 Recitation, "Our Summer Boarders Master Phares Chatham.
 Song, (a) My Desire; tb) Possession Miss Eulalia Cox.
 Recitation, "Too Late for the Train Miss Mcwhorter. 4 | Piano solo, Selected-Miss Beane. Song, ta) vanya's Song; (b) The Captain; Co violet--Miss Eulalia Cox. Recitation, "A Matrimonial Contro- versy"-Miss McWhorter.
 Song, "Emblem"--Miss Eulalia Cox. Social hour. Refreshments.
 FOR MISS LILLIAN HILL. Mir. Alfred Ross complimented Miss Mabel Goode and Miss Lillian Hill Of Montgomery with an automobile ride last evening which, following sup-