The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
ANNISTON GIRLS LEA WING RAPIDLY
 TO RESUME THEIR COLLEGE DUTIES

Anniston. September S.-(SpeciaL)-An- niston's attractive girls are leaving in great numbers to enter the various col- leges and universities in every part of the country. During the summer months the young school set and college elan have enjoyed every form of diversion the social calendar could possibly prof fer. Classmates and college chums from other places have joined in the wealth of fun and frolie, their presence proving the inspiration for an added number Of parties, picnics and dances.
 Now parties must be forgotten and se- rious work begun, the care-free happy vacation days soon to become ohy memory.
 Several Anniston girls. who have fin ished college, are leavons this week to accept important positions as teachers Miss Caroline Wood Draper wno has been delightfully."- feted during her vaca- tion spent at home, leaves next week for New York, where she will teach English, in the Barnard school TOT eilriS .,, this winter Miss Edith Johnston Wih also teach in New York, and Miss Lucre- tia Haynes will study interior decorat- ing in New fork.
 Miss Sarah Britton, Miss Lucy Nor wood. Miss Emily Norwood. Miss kath- leen Williams, Miss Bessie Coleman Mis-cs Ruth and Pauline Sheet and Miss
  versitv of Alabama this winter. Miss Augusta Vann Sullens, Miss Martha Au- disiu and Miss Emofy Rudisill Ran doIph- Macon; Miss Elizabeth Mallory Tntermont; Miss Eleanor Stillwell. Miss Martha Mallory and Miss Erin Shaffer Jutson: Miss Inez Edwards, Miss Iva Tate Miss Florine Shoot and Miss Nell lie Galliher, Womans College in Mont gomery; Miss Jane Holden Noble, Win etOr1- l,a 1at,1 C'oIIppe- Miss Mary Kate Park. Converse: Misses Minnie and Katherine Alien. Notre Dame Miss Carol Dean Talley. Brenau; Miss Annie Herren, Shorter, Miss Knoxie Lanning Emerson College; Miss Caroline Agee, Miss Mary ENlyn Arnold. Miss Virginia Ordway and Miss Fannie McCaa, Agnes Scott; Miss Hasseltne Caudle will be a voice pupil or Grant shaefer and study piano with Arne Oldbere at the Northwestern Uni- versitN in Chicago. and Miss Martha Street will take course in music in Atlanta
 Miss Julia Mae Anderson will teach this winter in Greenville. <. C. Miss Marie Carter, in Dothan. Miss Marion Walsh. Miss Melda Haynes and Miss Irene Robinson in Oklahoma. Miss Elm ma Lee Ledbetter in Ciulfport Miss El- len ledbetter at Aldalusia. Miss Ethel Houser at York and Miss Margaret Mitchell in Atlanta
 NobleN Institute Annistons splendid preparatory school for girls held in- teresting exercises on Wednesday morn ing, when Dr, $. D. Hodges delivered the opening address. This began the 32nd year of Noble institute the 7th year under Miss Margaret E. Lea's eff ficient management Anniston is fortu- nate to possess a preparatory school whose graduates are admitted without eSaminatioh>eo the leading colleges of the country. The growth and populari- ty of Noble Institute during the past six years is most gratifying to it's many friends and patrons. The enroll ment for the coming year is urusually large and prospects point to the most successful year in the histor, of this valuable institution.
 The Noble Institute faculty for this year will include Miss Margaret Lea princi~~'' '- F'a ndolph Reynolds. Mis-,