The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
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opelika, Dec. 10s-(Speceai) )--Dr. ] IM. Danneliy. agent of the. Alabama woman's College of Montgomery. will make, his report to the Methodist Con ference Saturday morning concernins the progress of the work on the en- dowment fund of the college.
 Tn outlining the report Friday after noon Dr. Dannelly said:
 'arhe report will be most gratifying and is a source of much pleasure to me as agent. It will show that great progress has been made in the work of starting the Woman's College on Its educational career. sa& M
 ..Tha subscriptions are coming in very fast and we are greatly encour- aged at the progress. Alrsady we have in hand actual cash of nearly $60.0o0 with half as much more In notes pay able on demand. In addition to this we have s40.ooo in open pledges. pay able in installments.
 s.rhe report of the Board of Educa- ton of the Conference to be made Sat- urday morning. win unfold the gem eral scheme of the education system sought to be inaugurated by the two Methodist Conferences of Alabama That scheme. of which the Alabama woman's College is the first step. em- braces and correlates every educational institution of the Methodist Church of Alabama. K
 "The North Alabama Conference re- cently meeting at Roanoke. voted s., ooo annually for the support of the faculty of the Woman's College and this appropriation has been supple mented by one of $3.75o by the Ala bama Conference to be adopted satur- day morning. Above this sum is the interest on se.ooo endowment or the Alabama Central Female College for merly located at Tuscaloosa. amount ing to about s1.250. Further there is legacy of 4S.E00 which the college gets that will bring interest of Se0o This brings the total income for the support of the faculty of the new col- lege to ss.50o or a sun greater than the South began work with.
 'aThe Woman's College Commission will recommend the building of dor mffory the work to commence within sixty days. at a cost of so .ee0.
 .'The two Conferences are in accord on the matter of State Methodist edu- cation ao never before in their history correlation is to be the keynote of the whole system
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 What promises to bs a bitter par Iiamentary fight is scheduled to occur 0l 68tufG0y1 Q Btoolon 0x 'tu0 SuH15EeuSc over the adoption af that part of the report of the Board Of Education deal ing with the question of whether the Southern University at Greensboro or Birmingham College shall become the great Methodist Male. College of Ala bana in the workings of the general plan of correlated educational sys- tenn for the two Alabama Conferences.
 The report of the committee will recommend that Birmingham College be chosen as the favored educational child of the joint conference and the adoption of such 6 recommendation will be bitterly contested by the alum nae of Greensboro school.
 The report of the Board of Educa-. tion was to have been submitted Fri- day, but so much opposition was disa closed that it has been deferred until Saturday in the hope that a plan may i be found that will shut oH debate on the plan of the couference that wip be seyerer than fe desirable"