The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
DELEGATESNAMED
ITO ROAD MEETING
IN new MEXICO
Bankhead National High
way Convention Set
At Albuquerque
Estate Capital Bureau)

Gov. William w. Brandon today ap-
pointed delegates from Alabama to at
tend the convention of the United
States Good Roads association and the
Z Bankhead National Highway associa-
ton to be held at Albuquerque, New
Mexico, May 26 to 81.
Following are the delegates:
Mr.. and. Mrs. Hubert Scruggs, Bir-
Ala; w. 0. Walton, Lafayette; John
& Huntsville; John p. Middleton, Hamil-
ton; Joe johnson, Meltonsville; Short
err G. Hudgens, Luverne; John ".
{ Overton, Wedowee; s. b. Stone, Fort
Payne; J. NJ. Pelham. ST., Chatom; W.
w. Howle, Heflin; G. Earnest Jones,
Clayton; Frank B. Embry, Pell City Z;
Oakley W. Melton, Tallassee: w. G.
Christian, Greensboro; w. NJ. Coleman,
Albertville; Daniel Cook, ST.; Camden,
r. F. D. G, S. Culver, Gadsden; o.
W. Elliott, Gilbertown; f. G. Glover,
Abbeyille H. X. Bowen, Birmingham /;
X. G. Goode, Glastonbury; J. f. Hall,
Midway J. II. L. Henley, Falco, Route
L: w. l.. Howard, Sylacauga ]. w.
Lemaistre, Lockhart; r. r. Moorer,
Mount Willing: j. NJ. Parker, Equal
ity; Mrs. Hal Jones, Montgomery; Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher Conner, Alexander
City; Mrs. c. T. Orr, Birmingham |;
Tyler Goodwin, Montgomery; Mrs.
Robert Lee Glenn, Florence; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Sidney Frazier, Union Springs /;
Mrs. T. C. Thompson, Silura; Mrs. B.
b. Ross, Auburn Mrs. Alex London,
Birmingham; Mrs. J. l.. Yancey, Bir-
mingham Mrs Scale Harris, Birming-
ham; Mrs. j. d. ,Wyker, Decatur; Mrs.
Eugene Huey, Bessemer; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jemison, Sr., Birmingham; Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan l.. Miller. Birming-
ham; Mrs. Wellington Vandiver, Tai
ladega Mrs. j. d. Head. Brompton {;
j. NJ. Miller; Cordova: J. A. Nelson,
Decatur; 4. A. Gulledge, Verbena !;
Mrs. Lila Ogden, Sulligent; John Pat
terson. Albany; John Poole, Butler
Springs; James Il. Powell, Jasper
w. T.. Ringer, Round Mountain, r. f.
D.; G. ID. Rutherford, Hatchechubbee !;
James A. Smith, LineviIle; Mitchell
Sollie, Ozark; Z. ii. Tyson, Thomas
Vile; Travis Williams. Russellville !;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Sessions, Enter
prise; John e. Deloney. Tuscumbia !;
+. Il. st. John, Cullman; Senator
George Duncan. Athens; B. Deg. Wad-
uells Eoedlts JdmcS
Selma; Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. Charles
s. Mcdowell, Jr., Eufaula; Mrs. Val
Taylor, Uniontown; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Brevard Jones. Montgomery Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T.. Edmundson, Albany; Mrs.
j. j. Haley. Birmingham; Mrs. Paul
Smith, Montgomery Miss Virginia
Bragg Smith, Montgomery Mrs. j.
Asa Rountree, Birmingham; Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Bankhead, Jr., Jasper !;
Walter Will Bankhead, Jasper; Mrs.
Lewis Neill, 446 Jackson street, Al
bany: Mrs. B. II. Craig, Selma; Mrs.
J. Fullerton Hooper, Selma; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Duggar, Andalusia Mrs.
A. Y. Malone. Dotban: J. NJ. Foster,
Tuscaloosa Judge Woolsev Finnell.
Tuscaloosa.
Bishop On PrOgram-Bishop w. F.
McMurray will preach the commence
ment sermon at the Woman's college
Sunday, May %. DIR. w. A. Smart of
the Theological department of the
Emory university will deliver the bac-
icalaureate address Tuesday, May 81
Diplomas will be presented to 63 young
women. The graduating class of 1924
is almost 20 per cent greater than last
year.
Accountant Dies-Col. Larkin Pres
ton Grice, age 81, accountant for the
Western Railway of Alabama, died at
his residence here at 0 o'clock Saturday
morning. He had been in the service
of the Western for "a years at Mont