The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-22
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 Selma. Nov. Especial. )--It is un- derstood today that some of the citi- xens of Selma who are opposed to the Amendment to the constitution are making an effort to close the amend ment campaign on next Saturday night with monster torch light procession., The defenders who have been ap- preached upon this matter are heartiiy in favor of having the torch light pro- cession on next Saturday night and Il Is now probable that during the week the anti-amenders will get together and that the closing of the defenders campaign in the county will be wit messed by big processton-
 Not since the heated elections oi more than decade, ago have the peo- pie Of Selma witneased torch light procession at the closing of a cam paign The sight would be an inter- estins one and It would also attract to the city number of the voters from the rural precincts.
 Those who have given the matter consideration believe that torch light procession on tle closing inisha will be fitting way to celebrate the victory over the defeat of the amend- ment which will be voted upon on the following Monday.
 New Passenger Cars.
 The Southern Railway has Installed upon two of the passenger trains or the Mobile division four first class pas senger coaches recently completed These cars reached Selma Saturday night and,wili be placed In service dur ing the coming week Two Of the ne V coaches will be used on the trains be- tween Selma and Rome. Ga, and the other two will be used on the trains be- tween this city and Birmingham.
 Former selmian Welcomed.
 Mardis [. Wood. former wei known resident of this city who Is nov living in Mobile spe nt Saturday nistiI and part of today here with friends During his stay in the city, MT. Wood was cordially welcomed by hts many friends
 Boosters Annual MeetfnK.
 The annual meeting Of the Commer. cial and Industrial Association win h< neia fs1 the assocfa ton fooi1is on Wai fer street on next sWednesdays night On; that night there will be electia of officers Considera bls othsr pusinesl of importance win come before tht
 ChiIa Bndix Burned.
 The two and half year old child oi Rev and Mrs. B. L. Moore. of Summer field, was brought to Selma last night and carried to an infirmary for medf. cai attention. The child was badly burned Saturday afternoon during the brief absence of the nurse froin the room In which the child was playing. The injuries were not fatal and the little enc will recover. ,s5sssf !,
 Mrs. Hagedren Buried. .s4
 Services over the body of Mrs Bertah Hagedron took place from her late residence on Franklin street thta morning at t1:30 o'clock and the Inter ment was had in Live Oak cemetery. Mrs. Reese Enferteins for Mies Craig
 Mrs. Fl. F. Reesa was the hostess Saturday at her home on Dallas street In compliment to Miss Evelyn Craig, 3 bride-eleet of next week.
 Pink and green were the colors throughout the home. The wide oak hall was decorated with palms. mak- ing pretty frame for vases of pink chrysanthemums. In the parior. pink roses were used in profusion. The table in the dining room was covered with c1uny lace over pink. In the, ceri- ter was a basket of bridesmaid. roses The place cards were pink roses filled with bon-bous. Miss Craig was .attrac- tive in a gown of pink satin trimmed with Duchess lace and bands of gold passarnentary. Mrs. Reese wore 2 gown Of rose color silk trimmed in princess laee. The guests were Misses Craig. Lamar. Parrish. Weich. King. Caubie, Blackwell and Anderson. Mrs. J. B. Ellis. Mrs. w. P. WeIch. Mrs. rannas f~vafe ana MrH Reese 1es