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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Society at the
HarbOr Forts
CHItfsTMAs TAKES
pIfDCEIJENCE

PRECEDENCE
A. Fort Worden. Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. q. a. A.. com
mnnder. the festivities arranged for
the children and the enlisted men
took precedence over aii other func
lions on Christmas Eve. The com.
munity tree. brilliant with muny col.
ored lights. dominated the gates ~
the fort. while another tree. equally
imposing. conferred the Service Club.
and bloaHomed into gifts and greet
ingn for more than hundred chill.
dren. with souvenirs for Nil me on
listed men. The program included
"a Christmas film, with appropriate
music played By the Sixth Coast
Artillery Band under the admirable
direction Of Warrant Officer Alvin
schior bandmaatcr 4. \. A.. which
was preceded b. a pant0mime. the
carols and dances harmonizsd for the
children by Mrs. Fitzpatrick. wife Of
Captain Francis James Fitzpatrick.
q. X. A.. and the pageant written
and presented by Mrs. Strickland.
the wife Of Lieutenant Ewart J.
Strickland. u. s. A.. whose enehant.
"a pine trees. represented by the
garrison children. transformed them
selves into Christmas trees. amid
great applause.
A. Fort Casey. Colonel Harry r.
Matthews. 4. s. \. commander. the
Christmas celebritlon In the green
cmbowered Service Club was espe-
ciaiiy attractive. due TO the efforts
Of Captain Herbert A. Gardner, Il.
3. A.. who had the affair In charge.
a auarteits from the Sixth Coast
Artillery Band furnkhed an orches-
ira for the Christmas film. which
followed the Christmas cantieles.
prettliy sung by the children Of the
fort as prelude 20 dispensing the
Christmas goodies with which the
great tree was laden 20 the tip Of
each gala branch. and which enriched
every enlisted man. and all the
youngsters on the post.
Al Fort Flagier. Major r. c. Wan.
personnel. few in number. made the
best Of the situation. those who could
get leave accepting invitations for
more festive scenes.
At Fort ward. Captain Arthur Kay
Chambers. y. S. A.. commander. the
Christmas cycle included a holiday
rim. the traditional tree. heavy with
gifts for children and men. a group
81 Soels Eayiy sung. and the dedica-
ton ~ the new club house. dressed
for the occasion in all the forest "trip
perics OF Yulctidc.
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Former Camp Lewis
Soldier Ends Ii6l

TACOMA. Dec. 5f.-Paui w. chan
pertain. who left a note in Dsilss
Tex. yesterday that his body wouN
be found in Trinity river because ~
government had provided no bssua
ana he was out OF work, served Wit
INC Fourth division engineers a
was discharged al Camp Lewis u
- last with -excellent' character.
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Assisting at Dance

Dr. and Mrs. J. Warren Richard.
son viii be assisted at the dance they
are giving In christensen'a hall next
"Wednesday evening BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Catlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh A. Baird
and Mr. and Mira. O.. O. Vincent
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Service Women'A club viii
hold tie monthly luncheon ht the
Washington Annex. Thursday. Janu.
ary 3, al y. m. u In urged that
all who wish reservations Will make
them an early as possible 10 their
representative ON the board.
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Dinner Hostess

Miss Miriam Youeli WIN entertain
with a dinner OF twelve covers at her
home this evening. later attending
the dance the Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity is giving at the chapter
house.
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Seattle
Society

Informal NeiC Years
Fee Supper; Group Of
Friends Form No-HoSt
Party for Supper
Dance; Mr.. and Mrs.
faitoR Hosts.
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Maccabces OF Seattle. Review No
3. w. u. n. VIII remove from the
hall ~ Fourth and Marion ~ TO
the A. O. u. W. hall. 1909 Ninth ave
The next meeting will be held Janu.
airy IL. instailAtun Of officers Drin
win take place Tuesday. January 10.
at the new hall.
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DINNERS EN-
FAMIf.LE

y VI lf@AsE
There were no formal functions a,
the harbor forts on Christmas night.
the festivities expressing themselves
in small dinners. en- famille. or
among intimate friends.
Colonel John /. Hayden. T.. &. A..
commander OF the Puget Sound coar,
defenHea was the guest Of his broth.
er. Mr.. James l.. Hayden. in Seattle
Colonel Henry Macpherson Mer
Ram. 4. =. A.. commander OF Fort
Worden. and AIRS. Merriam. included
at their family dinner at Fort wor
den Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hay
den. Z. s. A.. and Mrs. Frederick
l.. Hayden.
Major Royal Kemp Greene. Y. 8
A.. hdjuiant OF the Puget Sound coast
defenres. and Mrs. Greene. enter.
tanned at their Fort worden quar-
,srs. a family party. Mr.. J. II. Mar
tin. Miss Martin. Mr.. J. II. Martin,
III. Mr.. y. -. Martin. Of Port An.
r.ies. AFR. and AFR IL A. Martin. OF
Seattle.
Captain T. II. rnmon. medical
corps. 4. s. A.. and Mrs inmon had
as guests at their Fort worden
Christmas dinner. Captain William
w. wertz. II. s. A.. OF Fort Casey
and Mrs wertx.
Captain Joseph Francis Stiiey. T.
! <. A.. and Mrs Stiiey welcomed a,
Christmas dinner at their Fort wor.
den quarters Mrs silley's mother
and sister. Mrs. l.. NJ Lillpop. and
Miss Llnpop.
Colonel Harry T. Matthews. u. g
A.. commander OF Fort Casey. and
Mrs. Matthews were Christmas hosts
at their Fort Casey quarters for Ma.
jor y. c. Wellington. u. s. A.. com
mander OF Fort Flagler. and Mrs
Wellington.
Captain Arthur KAY Chambers, z
$. A.. commander of Fort Ward, and
Mrs. Chambers. were members Of a
Christmas party az the town house
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laubach
father and mother OF Mrs. Chambers
Captain Herbert A. Gardner. u. s.
A.. and Mrs Gardner. Lieutenant j
l.ongstrcet whschel. 4. s. A., and
Mrs. Wheichcl. Lieutenant John
Harvey Madison. L. s A., and Mrs
Madison, Lieutenant Lyns c. Vane.
u 8. A., and Mrs. Vane formed a
Christmas group at the officers mess
at Fort Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George welch a,
their town house were hosts 60 a
family eoterie which included Major
John Law Hughes. u. s. A.. retired
and Mrs. Hughes. Major Robert r
Nose. L. S. A., retired. and Mrs
vose.
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The Ancient Order OF United wosh
men. Evergreen lodge No. 2. was 4
mold open house Saturday at its nee
quarters. Ninth ave and Union q.
The opening WIFI be celebrated Sal,
urday. Sunday, Monday and Tuesdzy
evenings.
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DINNER BRIDGE

A dinner bridge was given on Fri.
day at their Fort worden quarters
by Captain Kerwin aP Rice. engi.
neer corps. L. $. A.. and Mrs. Rice.
In compliment to Captain IL. c.
Moore. engineer corps, u. S. A.. and
Mrs. Moore. OF Seattle, whose visa.
Wis were Major Alvin Charles Miller,
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Sundnn Ninht Supper

Mr. and Mrs Bruce Morgan hav-
extended invitations 20 a group Of
friends for an informal supper at
their home New Years night
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Midnioht Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter $. Fulton
arc entertaining with a New Years
midnight supper for fourteen guests.
at the Bungalow this evening, compil'
mentary to MIR. and Mrs. Lewis II.
Peoples.
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Thrift Shop Closed

The Thrift shop OF the orthopedic
hospital win be closed until Wednes
day, January 4. when they VIII re
open In their new quarterS w
Union St
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Anti Tuberoulonis league. Roosevelt
clinic. iiii Boylaton ave. has been
secured every Saturday morning for
this work.
hIld Review, No. 80
Aihi Review No. 90. w. ". A. OF
Mnccabeea. meets the second and
fourth Monday Of every month ~
.. M. in a. o. 4. ". hail. Ninth
ave. and Union u.
Gen. George Washington Circle
Gen. George Washington Circle.
ladies OF the q. A. r., VIII meet
Tuesday. January 3. a basket lunch
con will be served at ~ o'clock noon.
This IL for members Of the circle.
and a cordial invitation H. extended
all comrndes. Sisters. bring we'll
filled baskets.
The following officers will be In.
stalled for the ysar: President
Aida I. Horton. senior vice president
Stella Russell. junior vice president.
Mary Watson. treasurer. Marian
Helm. chaplain. nsbecca White. con
ducior. Mary Tyler; guard. Lulu
LINN.
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Daughters Auxiliary

The Daughters Auxiliary. Won.
ans Century club. will meet Satur.
day. January 7, at the home OF Mrs
Frank Wolff 1902 Ninth ave. West.
Luncheon viii be served at 1880
o'clock.
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Buffet Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Charles \. Moses
win entertain the officers and teach
ers OF the Haven NJ. r. church sun
day school. twcnty.four in number.
with a buffet dinner at their home
next Tuesday evcnlSg.
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Informal Tea

Miss Ruth Walker was hostess yes.
terday afternoon In her apartment
at the Gables. entertaining with an
Informal tea
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An Informal reception VIII be CIV
en- by Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth G. Kerr
at their home. $3.50 18TH ave y. T..
Monday afternoon. from until
O'Clock.
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Bridge PdrtU

Mr.. and Mrs, Il. NJ. Brown win en-
terrain with three tables OF bridge
at their homo this evening.
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Luncheon, at Home

Mrs. r. q. Allen entertained with
an informal luncheon Of six covers
at her home yesterday afternoon.
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Queen CITY snnshIne Club

Queen CITY Sunshine club viii meet
Tuesday. January .. at the Masonic
temple. Election Of officers and
cards. All Eastern Stars and friends
invited.
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Past Chiefs. Association

The Past Chiefs association OF
tho Pythian Sisters will hold Its
first meeting Of tho new year az
the home OF Mrs. j. a. Dean. 5G2s
Firth ave. N. w. Thursday even.
ing. January 8.
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Mrs. EaCing Entertdins
With Informal Tea

Mrs. Henry c. Ewing entertained
with an informal tea at her home
yesterday afternoon, eomplimenting
Mrs. Joseph Tyler. Invitations were
limited 10 close friends OF the guest
OF honor. Mrs. Alton w. Leonard
presided at the tea table.
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INFORMAL HOSTS

on Thursday Major Frank Dexter
Applin. U. $. A.. and Mrs. Applin
entertained informally Mt their Fort
Worden quarters, at dinner, their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Trum-
bull. the party going 10 the quarters
Of Captain Louis James Bowler. L..
$. A.. and Mrs. Bowler. where two
tables Of bridge progressed. the mum.
Der completed by Past Surgeon Wal
ter Alvin Black. U. S. p. IL. s.. and
Mrs. Black.
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Watch Pdrty

Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Dearborn are
entertaining ten friends this evening
at their home with a watch party.
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Delightful Musicale
GiUen at Women's
University Club

\ most delightful musicale was en-
ioyed last evening BY tho members
OF the wornen's University club and
their guests. when the club chorus.
under the direction OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Richmond Miller. assisted BY Miss
vesta Muth. Mrs. p. G. Ruge. Miss
Marjorie Miller and Mrs. Adam Beei-
er. presented the following program
Chorus
"Oh. Holy Might .afoipha Adam
Holy Ntrhf .ss.s..s. Frana Grucar
Wousn's University club choru.
Director. Mrs Elizabeth Rich
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william Mckinley Circle No. II

william Mckinley Circle No. II.
Ladies' % the Grand Army. VIII hold
"A card party "Wednesday evening.
January AT $50 o'clock. In Vet.
crarts' hall. Arnory. Mrs. Netue
Camp In charge.
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SOCIAL GIFTS

Sailing on the February transpos
from san Francisco for the Phliip
pines. Captain Louis James Bowler
u ;. A, and Mrs. Bowler. Lk
ant Ewart J. Strickland. U. S. a.
and Mrs Strickland. win bring 4
island society special social gifta
Mrs Bowler is the possessor u I
soprano voice OF exceptional ranet
and sweetness, and Mrs. STRICKLAND I
talent as dramatic reader has beer
most charmingly trained. &9
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Rainier Beach woman's Club

Rainier Beach woman's club will
hold It's regular meeting Wednesday.
January I. , y. m. at the home OF
Mrs. J. II. Crimmins. 1907 cath ave.
4. Christmas meeting.
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At Home NeaD
Years Dan

Mr. and Mrs. walter James Ward
Camille Mahoney) will be at home to
their friends New Years day, from .
until 6 o'clock. In their apartment in
the Seward. 215 18th ave. n.
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Lincoln Circle OF the Child Conscr.
walton league will meet with Mrs.
II. II. De We're. asa woodlawn ave-.
Tuesday. January 3. at s.30 p. m
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Womnn,s Ccntur, Club

Tho French department OF the
woman'a Century club viii meet
Tuesday at n "A. IN. at the Hotel
Washington. Spanish department
will meet nt the Y. w c. A. Wed.
nesday az 1880 a. m. Current events
department. with Mrs. J. n. 6oper,
s333 Hunter blvd. AT : p. m. Dis
cusAion led BY Mrs. O. y. Hutchin.
son. The music department will meet
Friday. January 9. with Mn y. u.
Harris. 2i6 Goth ave. AT > .. IN.
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Nutrition q rs

A nutrition class for delicate chill.
dren will be organized Saturday.
January Z. under the auspices OF the
nutrition branch OF the King County
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Entertoins informally

Mrs. III. r. IIogaboom entertained
n few friends informally with a tea
at her home Thursday afternoon.
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medical corps. y. s. A.. and Mr.
Miller. Captain Francis James Fit
patrick. U. s. A, and Mrs. Fitxua,
rick
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wc~t Queen Anne PIT. A.

tn. West queen Anne Parent.
Teachers association viii hold its
first meeting Of the new year on
Wednesday. January tth. at 2 .. m.
In tho community room Of the
school
This association II following n
most interesting schedule for the
years work. carefully planned by
tho president. Mrs Allan Esh.lby.
The subject for discussion at this
meeting is Thrift E.ducation.' led
by Mrs. Eugene Hunt. Mrn. Florence
smythe. Mrs. J. O. Hannah and Mrs.
McMulien.
Thc fifth Ernse pupils. under their
teacher. Mrs. SandHtedt. have pre-
pared a mos, delightful musical pro
gram. The honissaek for this meet.
ina arr Mrs. v. L. Trullengrr. Mrs.
{. y. Frost. Miss Mott. Mrs. Grace
=. Belts. Mrs. Carl NJ. Fry and Miss
nefsrcn.
Small children. accompanying their
mothers. viii 10 entertained by the
girls Of the upper EradeA
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AIR AND MRS. LAWRENCE no.
wi GLE. Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Raliingcr and Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Stewart nowney are entertaining
with an informal supper at the resi-
dance OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle. at the
Highlands, this evening.
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SOUP

Soup should simply simmer and
not boil. Boiling II affects the deli.
cacy Of the flavor.
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Ladies' Of the Grand Army Home

The monthly meeting u the mem.
berH OF tho ladies Of the Grand
Army home VIII be held Monday.
January ?. at the home In Puyallup.
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CLUBS ron MONDAY


TIE Prairie Rose club viii meet
at the home 81 Mrs y. u. snellman,
ifis u. John IT.. Monday, January :.
at y. IA. Installation Of officers.
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Ladies Auxiliary Temple de- Hh~ch

The next regular meeting Of the
ladies' Auxiliary of Temple de
Hirsch viii take place Monday. Janu.
airy .. nj 2.3o y. m. In the yertry
rooms Of the temple. Board meeting
at lao p. IN
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Omen House Ne1O
Years Dan

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Beecher will
keep open house at their home New
Years day after O'Clock. No formal
invitations have been issued and the
hosts extend a welcome 20 all their
| friends
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PRETTY Home Wedding

a pretty home wedding ceremony
was performed Monday evening.
when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saul gave
their daughter. Viola. In marriage 10
Mr.. Orlando II. Allin. at their home.
410T 2sth ave. s. W.. with Rev. Miles.
OF Medina, reading the service.
Tho bride. in her bridal gown Of
white lace. was very lovely. A wreath
Of orange blossoms bound her long
tulle veil TO her brow. andshc carried
a shower bouquet of Brides roses
and lilles-of-the.valley. Miss Hattie
Hanson. as bridesmaid. wore n gown
OF shell pink charmeuse, with match.
ing hat, and an arm bouquet OF
Opholia roses were her flowers. Mr..
Lester Drew was best man for Mr..
Aliin, and before the ceremony Miss
Irene Moesser sang 70. Promise Me"
and following, Il Love You Truly"
After the service of supper. Mr..
and Mrs. Allln left on a wedding trip
to Vancouver. y. c.
Entertdins informally
Mrs. H. H. IIogaboom entertained
n few friends informally with "A tea
at her home Thursday afternoon.
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King County legislative FEDERATION

Owing 20 the regular meeting day
coming on holiday. tho King
County Legislative Fedcraiion will
no; meet until the third Monday In
January.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-29
BIRMINGHAM WOMEN HON ORED IN CHATTANOOGA

Miss Sarah Frazier entertained at luncheon yesterday at the English Tea room, complimenting Mrs. Cor nelia Branch Stone of Birmingham, past president of The United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy; Mrs. Round tree, chaperon for the Alabama di- vision, U c. "; Mrs. A. D. Kim brough of Mississippi. chaperon on General Van Zandts staff. and Mrs. Stuntson, president of the Kentucky division, U. D. C., who is in Chatta- nooga as chief chaperon for the Sons of Confederate Veterans. says the Chattanooga Times.
 The tables were decorated with bowls of yellow chrysanthe Besides the honor guests covers were laid for Mrs. Romine of Pulaski. Mrs. Pugh of Mobile, Mrs. Pierson of New York city, Mrs. Sansom of Knoxville one of General Zollicoffer's daugh- ters; Mrs Hooper of Nashville and Mrs. Morrison, chaperon of the Sons of Confederate Veterans from the District of Columbia Mrs. Morrison is president of the Stonewall Jack son chapter of the United Daughters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-29
MONTEVALL0 COLLEGE

1 Montevallo, October 2S.-(Special.) To present the needs of the Alabama Children's Aid society to Montevallo
 citizens and students at Alabama Technical Institute and College for Women, three members of a college sociology class will speak at the
 Sunday schools in town October 30, | Children's Aid day. They are Miss
 Mary Glenn, Forest Home, at the Baptist; Miss Elsie Mahaffey, Mon tevallo, at the Methodist, and Miss
 Minnie Holman, Camden, at the Pres byterian.
 I Students of sociology class taught by Miss Myrtle Brooke pre- pared and gave a chapel programme
 this week. in which they informed N the students of the work done by the Alabama Chi1dren's Aid society, ! maintained by voluntary contribu- | tions, in placing orphans and waifs | in normal homes that they may be- come citizens under the best >of home influences. Miss Bessie Cleveland. Suggsville, told of the founding of | the society. the. work of which has been. for the last four years. under 1 the direction of Ralph S. Barrow, l Birmingham.
 The work of the society was ably explained in moving appeal made to the girls for contributions by Miss Sybil Painter, Birmingham. High lights from the annual report of the society for 1920 were given by Miss Helen Smith, Birmingham. The con- tributions made by the students will help to swell the donations to this charitable work from Shelby county. 1 Members of the Young Woman's Christian association at Alabama l Technical Institute and College for Women each gave brief statement of her duties and the work of her
 committee at the Wednesday evening meeting. One of the new cabinet off, | fees, about which little has hereto fore been known, IS that of under
 graduate representative, which Is | filled by Miss Bessie Padgett, Brew | ton. She serves as a connecting link between the work done in other
 fields of Young Woman's Christian
 association endeayor. especially that
 of other student departments, | throughout the country and even in-
 ternationally. This representative
 is usually elected for two years that
 she may better serve her organiza-
 ton. Each cabinet member was in-
 troduced by the president, Miss Eve lyn Scott. verbena.
 A new local committee of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-29
FARM BOYS TO GET
 PRIZES ON NOV. 25

Selma, October 27.-(Special.) Dis tribution of prizes to the winning farm boys of Dallas county, entered in the agricultural contest arranged by the Rotary club, will be made at a meeting to be held November l5 in- stead of october 2s, as had been first set upon.
 The appearance here November of Dr. Henry Ednonds Birmingham minister and prominent Rotarian, who has just returned from Europe, and attendance upon the International Rotary convention in Scotland, will be the occasion for a big meeting of To- cal Rotarians and their wives and friends.
 Armistice Day will be observed No venber II with suitable programme and on November IS the district gov ernor of Rotary, John A. Turner of Tampa, Fla, will visit the Selma club.
 The farm boys will be guests of honor on November 25, when money prizes, amounting to several hundred dollars, will be awarded for the work done by the boys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-29
ROAD CONTRACTS LET

Sheffield. October 2S.-(Special)- Contracts have been let by the state highway commission for the building of 16 miles of modern roadway in this county. The first link to be built will be the east and west highway extend ing from the Mississippi line to the Lawrence county line on the east This highway will be a trunk line The 16 miles under contract extends from Tuscumbia east through Leigh ton to the Lawrence county line. The county recently voted $c50.000 fol road construction In cooperation with the state and federal funds and |. this link is the first contract under 1.-the bond issue.