The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-03
NORMAL CLOSES
 AT JACKSONVILLE
SUMMER TERM IS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE AND CONCLUSION OF SESSION IS ACCOMPANIED BY MANY SOCIAL EVENTS.

Jacksonville, July 2-(Specia1.) .)-The summer term of the Normal school came to a close yesterday. It will doubtless be of interest to the friends of the school throughout the state to know where the teachers will spend vacation. MT. S. G. Riley of the department of history left to- day for his home in Gainesville, Ga. where he will spend the summer. MT E. M. Murphey of the department of English will leave next week for his old home In Pembroke. Ky. Miss Alpha Rosor of the science department will spend the summer at her home In South Carolina. Miss Mary Forney, teacher of pedagogics, and Miss Elizabeth Privett, teacher of mathematics, will remain at their homes in Jacksonville.
 Dr. R. F. Cooper, who occupied the chair of ancient and modern languages, will not return next year, as he has ac- cepted the principalship of the high school at his old home at Centreville. He and Mrs. Cooper are spending the summer at the home of Mrs. Cooper in Lexington, Va
 Miss Alice Hillman will not return next year. having resigned her position as head of the domestic science department. in Chicago.
 Miss Susan Lancaster, librarian, will spend the vacation at her home in Colum- bia, s. c. Mrs. Blackmore of the music department will travel in the west. MT. A G. Hamilton, manual training teacher, will remain in Jacksonville Miss Flor ence Weatherly. secretary to the presi- dent, will remain in Jacksonville all sum mer with the exception of two weeks, during which time she will visit Gary, Ind, and Chicago and Joliet, H.
 The young people of Jacksonville have been having a series of festivities this week. Monday night there was chafing dish party on the verandas of the Ale ghany hotel. Tuesday night a show at the opera house was the attraction, and Wednesday night a tally-ho ride to Nes- bits lake afforded the young people a round of fun and a delightful evening. The younger set is also feeling the free dom of vacation and has enjoyed several outings and entertainments during the week the most notable one being a lawn party given by MT. Horace Stevenson to his young friends.
 Mrs. w c. Irby, Jr., of LAurents, S. C., is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. 1T. l.. Stevenson.
 Mrs c. E. Bondurant is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Ward, in Knox vile.
 The many friends of Capt. James Crook will be glad to learn that he is stiii inn proving.
 Mrs. w. W. Battle was called to Bir- mingham this week on account of the serious illness of her sister.
 Mir Frank Wood, travelling salesman for the shoe firm of Hoge & Montgomery, Frankfort, Ky.,- whose territory Is I,ouis- iana and Miss'ss lppi, is spending his va cation in Jacksonville with his parents.
 Miss Annie Milligan is visiting in Scotts- boro, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gay.
 Mrs Lf R. Cason has returned to At lanta after visit to her parents, Capt and Mrs. William M. Flames.
 Mrs Lee Burton Is quite i'll with ma larial fever.
 Mir William Adams has been on the sick list this week, but his condition is somewhat improved.
 Miss Hannah Crook will be one of party that will spend six weeks this sum mer at Lake Chautauqua, N. Y.
 Mrs. Ada Henry and daughter, Miss Mary Henry, arrived today and are guests of the Alleghany hotel.
 MT J. H. Weatherly of Birmingham is spending the summer with his daughter, Miss Florence Weatherly, at the Ale ghany hotel.
 Knox, the little son of MT. and Mrs. George P. Ide, Is still quite i'll with ty phoid fever.
 i. Mir F1ournoy Crook. who has been spending some weeks at home on account of the illness of his father. Capt. John to (S11fcc ayt xxoo