The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
OnnrMTeaIoNER nrONTa OUT

In Roanoke on Novemper AV'
 COMMISSIONER nrONTs OUT
 L. R. Monts, member of the board of commissioners of Perry county, is able to be out again after serious illness. He was able to attend the monthly meeting of the board which convened this week.
 REQUESTS RETURN OF PASTOR
 The Hetberger circuit of the Meth odist churches. which Is made up of the churches In the eastern and northern part of Perry county, will make one of the best reports In their history to the annual meeting of the Alabama Methodist conference. There have been es additions to the churches and the financial report Is the best made in years. The churches have requested that Rev. Evan C. Evans be returned as pastor for an- other year.
 NEW HUEINESS ITO OPEN
 D I.iberman of Uniontown will open up q new place of business on November tz to De known as The Loader."
 ATTEND BAPTIST CONVENTION
 Beside the faculty and student body of Judson college who attend
  state of Alabama on a special train Thursday, quite a number of others attended the convention. Among tho visitors were Dr. and Mrs. R. Kelly White, A. R. Oxford, Dr. J. P. Haley, J. Marvin Moore and W. F. Guerard-
 PROMINENT CITIZEN DIES
 John P. Lookhart died at his home in Marion last Tuesday after long illness, He was a member of one of the pioneer families of Perry county and had spent his entire life in Marion. He Is survived by his wife, who was Miss Libbie Sherman be- fore her marriage. three sons and four daughters. The sons are Thomas Lockhart of New York city, Roy Lockhart of St. Louis, Mo-, ana John Lockhart & prominent merchant and cotton buyer of Marion The daughters are Misses Ima-and Eugenia Lockhart and Mrs. Gafus R. Johnson of Marion and Mrs. W. R. Patterson of Atlantis, Ga. One sister, Miss Katherine Lockhart of St- Johns Episcopal hospital of New York city also survives him. Funeral services were conducted at the residence Thursday afternoon by his pastor. pr. R. Kelly White of Siloam Baptist church of Marion, assisted by Rev. Henry J. Geiger, rector Of St. WN- freds Episcopal Shurch Of Marion After the services he was buried at the city cemetery with his sons ana sons-in-law acting as pallbearers. TAKES CHARGE OF POST oFTrCH
 The resignation of Harry Clayton Howze as postmaster at Marion has been accepted by the post office oe- partment as of November 10. J. D. Dennis. former postmaster' tooK Aof. postmaster until Q permanent ap- pointment is made.
 ENDORSE HIGHWAY
 The board of county commission CTS held It's regular meeting this week with Judge William T. aarrls presiding. Every member of the board was present. They endorsed the highway plan recently outlined to a general meeting of citizens Tn Montgomery by the highway com mission to begin the construction or a system of roads to connect ali the county sites of the state within the next three years. They sso @p, proved he construction of good road between Marion and the Ferry county line leading to Centervilie as the next project to be taken up In the county and made recommenda- tion to the state highway depart mont accordingly.
 CAME WARDEN APPOINTED
 I. T. Quinn. state game comm sioner of Alabama, has appointed Robert woodson of Uniontown as game warden for Perry county. MT. Woodson says that he will endeaVor &o zee that all tho game laws are en- forced and asks that all hunters In Perry county co-operate with him- He also asks that every hunter se- euro a license before hunting on property owned by any one else.
 U. ID. o. MEETING
 The Andrew Barry Moore chapter of the United Daughters of the Con federacy was held at the Y. M. c. A. nall this week. Mrs. J. M Bates the president, presided. Mrs. J. C. Reynolds was appointed chairman or the educational committee and MISS Virginia Drake as chairman or the historical committee. The chapter decided to send Christmas box to tho inmates of the soldiers nome @e Mountain Creek.
 BOARD OF REGISTRARS ITO MEET
 The board of registrars of Perry county are in session this week working on the registration lists Of the voters of the county. The board ia composed of James o. Bailey or Marion, H. J. Edwards of Perryville and D. D. Phillips of Uniontown.
 APPROPRIATION MADE
 Al fine recent meeting of the board of commissioners of Perry county an snpropriation was made toward tho salary of the county home demon atration agent