The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18

trade committee and the directors of
 the Chamber of Commerce.
 Greenville.-Eonor lodge No. 21,
 Knights of Pythias, the local lodge, is
 one of the liveliest in the state Three candidates were initiated in the rank
 oe knight at their regular meeting Fri day night. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term at this
 meeting: F. w. Stanley, chancellor commander; J. D. Barnes, vice chance1- | Tor; George W. Hamrick, prelate; ]. G. Stanley, master of arms F. T. Her l long, keeper of records and seal and
 master of finance; c. H. Thompson, in
 ner guard; J. H. Steiner. outer guard: s. B. Hopkins, master of work; G. H. Tatum, master of exchequer.
 /; Huntsville--A marriage of interest | to a wide circle of friends in Hunts vile, as well as other cities of the
 south. was solemnized at the Central Presbyterian church last night when Miss Nellie Wright McCravey became ! the bride of Dr w. S. Sims. The church was filled with invited guests and the wedding ceremony was performed by I Rev. F. l.. Wear, pastor The bride was attended by eight pretty girls as fol- l lows Miss Grace Davis of Atlanta and l Miss Mary Freeman of Dallas, Tex, as
 
 wright. Miss Kate Steele, Miss Helen Wynne. Miss Bessie Pettus. Miss Dor 1 othy Apperson and Miss Frances Wilkes | as bridesmaids. Frances Taylor, little niece of the bride. acted as flower girl. | Dr. Mims was attended by his brother, R. P. Mims of Bessemer, as best man, l and the following groomsmen. Harry Landman, Louis McCravey c. F. For ney, w. H. Blanton. J. l.. Griffith, Phil Peeler and Rufus Thompson. A wedding reception was given the couple at the home of the brides grandfather, MT. c. L. Nolen. after the ceremony.
 Troy.-Two additional teachers have | been elected to the corps of teachers | for the city schools for next year. | Prof Auxford Sartain of Oakman has accepted position in the high school. He is a graduate of the University of | Alabama, where he made a splendid record and comes to Troy highly rec. commended. He will also have charge of athletics for boys. Miss Kathleen
 Black of Opelika will be an additional sixth grade teacher. Miss Black is a graduate of the Newcomb college of New Orleans. where she took special training for school work.
 Gadsden.-The s10,o00 packing plant being erected by Lewis Carson of Jack sonville at Sixteenth street and tne Louisville and Nashville railroad, will start in two weeks. A e-story building, of which the first story IS concrete, 40 by 60 feet, houses the plant. The management expects to pay Bir- mingham and Chattanooga prices fer all cattle 1t can secure within radius of 40 miles of Gadsden. Greenville.-Charlie Pryor, a young planter of Greenville. has field of six ceres of sunflowers MT. Pryor stares that he has found a good market for the seed, and believes that he will make good profit from the flowers The seed will be used for poultry feed.
 Gadsden.-The calls for houses in the Gadsden district are increasin g daily, according to real estate men. AL | though houses are being built rapidly, I many of them are rented before com : l pletion The house situation in Attalla l also Is acute. The coming of the new knitting mill and soil pipe plant is ringing many newcomers to that city, and homes are at a premium.