The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-06

vallo this week. Mr.. Rot bins was tn IN
giner for the Monteval.' Mining company
for six years, and Afterwards was deeply
interested in large MIXING projects in the
far western states. lie Is now actively
| engaged in developing the great oil weis
in Oklahoma and Teyoo. Mrs. Roohins
/ is most pleasantly remembered by rranV
former students as Miss Vita Franklin
for eight years dir"a.or of domestic
science
The following represented the Y. W.
A. at the Bible study conference in Mont
gonery last Sunday ard Monday Miss
Burfield of the facul+, ard Misses Jear
Ford, Brewton: Anne Laurie Idfkin,
Brewton: Lucia Tate, Wetumpka: Belle
Quarles, Pittsview; enc Bel, PlGtt n
Creek Mary Alice Walker. Newh"r n;
Fannie Mae Hinton, Prattville fi'liai
Iratchel Montgomer y Anne Carm.caacl,
Hollihs; Lucille Crabtret. Tuscaloosa; Ida
jackson. Blossbure. These students COM
pose the cabinet of tho Y. w. c. \. ana
are very active leaders in Christian work
/ It may be interesting - friends OF relig-
1 ious education to know that the Y w. c.
| A. here has a 100 per cent membership
of tho students. P,.h,:c services. con
Aucte1 by the students. members OF the
| faculty, or visiting yastors, are held every
sunday evening. A mid week prayer meet
| ing is held every Wednesday evening anu
a morning watch service every morning
after breakfast. On Sunday m orninss
practically all of the p,pi's attend ST. y
| day school. and preaching services vol
unteer Sunday school at the college fo.'
Intensive study of the Eible has been in
successful operation to- four years. hav-
| ing been first ORGANIZED by Prot l.
(! Fowler, who is now EDITOR or pa az
Albertville, Ala Five II the college rro-
fessors are the teachers OF the ciasseA
and the grade work lore is equiva'eit 70
that of any other collage courses
| A pleasant pa rty consisting of Mr. ana
Mrs.. n q. Murrhv. E'ueis Murphy, 7ru-
man Blake and Miss Margaret Danald
motored from Bloc on 20 McnteNaio on
SUNDAY 10 see Miss 9'-he' Blake, sister
! of Mrs Murphy. The latter was stu 'ent
' here few years ,go end was hearty
welcomed by her friends ip the college.
| r c. KNIGHT, OF sei-,a cam no Sunday
! afternoon to see his s'~,er. Mss Fior'ie
Knight, who is atten 1'ns college this year.
J. 3. Hobby, director OF vocational gu
4! cation Cor A'aAar,a: N'ss Snaffcrd. state
supervisor OF vocation education AMI
Mss Adelaide S.ea'e Eav'or, soutner'.
: srrerviscr of vocati ,rai home eca-o -,:cs,
and COLLEGE on Thrrscay to inspect tn
work in home economies teacher trail ing
| Miss Pub Houser vas called to her
howe in Fort Valley, tra this week Or
account of the serious illness of her
grandmother
I, Miss Grace NJ Crocscr teacher ot To-
: lin. was 1etrined 1T Ter hcr'e az The
opening Of the session en- account Of Sc
r'ous Illness She has sufficiently '-eccV
cred to hee'n her classes on Nover orr |.
| Miss Crocker has besr trained under tNr
hest violin teachers N Europe ard Aver
| lea, and has had most successful career
as teacher she wiz no doubt, adj
much to the efficiency Of the music de-
partment.
Miss Gertrude Meronev delivered a very
interesting address IN Tuesday to large