The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-05
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Alabama Chapter Cox College Alunnal
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 ment of the schools interests. One encouraging feature of this organiza- tion will be the fact that no outlay of money will be asked, for Cox col 1ege Is self-supporting and there is no necessity for calling on It's grad uates for assistance. Promotion of the high Ideals and the high standard of excellence which this college near Atlanta has always maintained will constitute the real object of the Ala bama organization.
 A glance at the list of the Ala bama women belonging to Cox col lege alumnae Is very interesting to Alabamians for the reason that wom- en from so many prominent families are included.
 From Birmingham there is Mrs. R. Goodall Susan Huguley). Mrs. W. I. Whitman (Annie Seals), Mrs. H. c. Keller Charlotte Stakely) and Mrs. Sparks. who was France Marie Mason. A more recent graduate was Elizabeth Roberta Beavers who grad uated in art last year, and Vida Cross who Is specializing in music at Cox conservatory.
 In the class of 1878 there appears the name of Flora Hanson, Union Springs, Ala. Before that was lone lSlOcI, muO I5 iIOW MI D. n. EollilS of Union Springs, and to the same town in '6S Charlie McMurray re- turned with her diploma.
 The Fosters of Tuscaloosa seem to have sent their daughters to Cox college from the earliest days. Long before the war of secession Aug usta Foster, Corne1ia Faster and Mary E. Foster of Tuscaloosa were happy school girls at College Park. Then Mollie McCurdy, Eudora Con oley. Hibernia Hooker of Selma, Mary Taylor in Chambers county, Susan Henderson at Troy, Salina Teague in Shelby county, also attended Cox col lege in the days befor the war.
 In the years that followed came Mary Caldwell (Mrs. J. G. Cowan of Montgomeryl. Mary Centrefit of Greenville, Emma Foster (Mrs J. E. J. w. Bowles) of Troy, Fannie Bean, Farriorville; M. s. Boiling (Mrs PowelD of Greenville, Gussie Mur- phree (Mrs. Oliver Wiley) of Troy, mons lMrs. ". P. Boyd) of Elba. Jamie Conine (Mrs. T. J. Gam of Lee county),< Hattie Lee (Mrs. J. M. Orr) of Union Springs. Jessie Davis (Mrs. Charles A. Stakely of Mont gomerV Julia Smith of opelika, Jessie McHann of Blount Springs, Gussie Roberts (Mrs. Collins of Elba), Mary Foster (Mrs. W. H. Rob- erson) of Clayton, Carrie Lee Ross of Auburn, Sallie Bivins, who Is now Mrs. W. l.. Madre of Auburn. Annie Stewart Clater Mrs. G. H. McCombs of Montogmery). Pnkie Henderson, who is Mrs. R. S. Mccarthy of Mont gomery; Leta Stakely (Mrs. Hackett of Marion), Sallie Hendrick of Brun- didge. Leila Borders now Mrs. J. | Meadows of Clayton. Emesa Locke of Troy, Madd German (Mrs. s. J. Stock of Harpersville), Kate Henderson, Mrs. W. L. Willard of Troy. Julia Howell (Mrs. Hill) of Lafayette, | Leola Pennington (Mrs. Morgan) of Troy, Ava Thomas. now Mrs. J. o. | Benton of Wetumpka; Gussie Willis (Mrs. G. Gachet) of Mount Andrews. Carrie Lee Bridges (Mrs. J. w. Will Hams of Auburn, Roberta Adeline Perryman (Mrs. J. R. Little) of lief lin, Clntie Bloodworth of New Deca- tur, Louella Teague (Mrs. T. G. Nell son) of Columbiana. Annie Mullin. now Mrs. T. s. Roberts of Smith Station; Maia Pettus of Elmont, Mary Belle Vies of Dadeville, Willie Little of Auburn, Alma Worrill, now Mrs J. c. Wright of Roanoke; Pauline Martin, now Mrs. T. A. Dickson of Ozark; Alice Anderson. Mrs. Byrd Farmer of Dothan; Pink Anderson, now Mrs. Rowland of Decatur; Mary Belle Martin of Ozark, Emily Bowles (Mrs. l.. R. White) of Troy, Willie Asenath Lester of Union Springs; Linnie Shank of Langdale; Ida Pearl Willis, now in California, formerly of Birmingham; Catherine T. Jones, now Mrs. J.-F. Jenkins of Camden; Irma Crabb of Dadeville, Emma Kathleen Hoffman. now Mrs. Peterson of Tuscaloosa; Annie Graham. now Mrs. Hill of Montgomery; Emily Rosa Prather of Scale, Annie Gray Stin- son of Birmingham, Mary Drake of AIBN '(usl9IsnW snoWeD uLuquy Anderson and Mary Graham both of Montgomery, Eva Brue of Waverly Martha Prather .(Mrs. Rhodes of Seale), Verna, now Mrs. Handley Mann of Roanoke; Nell Forman (Mrs B. H. Burr) of Ashville' Hannah wards (Mrs. Franklin) of Union Springs. Hazel Wiley of Troy, Jodie Bell McMlllan of Union Springs, Frances Owens of Hurtsboro, Sara Bivins Madre of Auburn, Mary Lee Robertson of Clayton, Hlida May Holloway (Mrs: l.: A.. ChappelD of H. Nolen of Alexander City; Lesa Kirk of Roanoke, Lillian Armenda Cross of Birmingham, Leila Mae Bagley of Roanoke, Annie Laurie Green of Greenville, Pearl McIntosch of Enterprise. Ruth Voltz of Bay Minette, Loetta Rebecca Caswell of Roanoke, Ada Earlyne Turnipseed. Aliceville; Margaret Elizabeth Shinn. Sylacauga, Grace Evelyn Ten nant of Roanoke, Georgette Kendrick Graham of New Market, Johnnie Belle Anothony of Hurtsboro; Alma Mae McIntosch of Enterprise, Mary Lottie Theora Campbell of Carroll ton, who is now secretary to the president at college.
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