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Somers Point
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at work. running a knife in his arm
and severely cutting himself. He is
improving at this writing.
Miss Marie Cowlett and F. r. Cha,
pel stopped at the Old Point Hotel
and had a wonderful time while visit
Ing Joseph Devine over the weekend
Miss Florence Clouser, of Reading
Pa, Is spending the summer with Mrs
Geo. Sands.
A surprise was given Miss Florence
Shaw, at her home on Annie avenue
and many presents were left by those
attending the evenings entertainment
The party was composed of Anna
Thurlow, Sylvia Thurlow, Margaret
Dilts, Eleanor Cramer, Carmen Harris
Jennie Van Syckel, Mildred Shaw
Florence Shaw and Grace Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Ering, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Steicker, of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuerer and s~on-in-law
and family, of Roxboro, Pa, spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Lemmle.
New arrivals 1t the Beach House
are: Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Van Deren. Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ray. Trenton; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. w
g. MacBride, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs,
Gilbert e. Taylor, Palmyra.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Sease, of Pitts
burgh, are stopping at the Beach
House. Mr.. Sease is a wellknown
engineer of the Pittsburgh Division of
the Penna. R. R., and is spending two
weeks here taking in the sights and
renewing old acquaintances, of which
he has many in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Welsh, of Bel
mar. who spent the week fishing and
In other sports, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Welsh, of Me.
dia spent the weekend at the Beach
House.
Those stopping at the Waverly are.
Harry Tomlinson and wife, James
Cozens, Martin Policy and wife, G. w.
Payne, Jos. Kingsley and wife, Phila-
delphia; DIR. A. A. Lawrence, Harry
King and wife, Harry Rumford, Ches-
ter, Pa; Miss Carrie Strouse, f. A.
Thomas, Fred Hasbaugh, L. J. Monroe
and wife. F. w. Rice and wife, Pitts
burgh; L. J. Daniels and wife, Norris,
town, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Farrell. of
the Quaker City are at the Waverly
Hotel. MI. Farrell is the private sec
tetary to Inspector Stuckert of the
Philadelphia police department.
M. Burris, Of Trenton. is at the Wa
verify, and is connected with the Ocean
City Golf Links as builder, which is
being constructed here.
Registered at the Breakers are:
Julius H. Herzog, Miss Morrison and
Thomas Gleason, of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. B. s. jackson. Mrs. F. A.
Glearsen, H. B. Hayes, Mary ]. Morri-
son and w. H. Briscoe, of Camden.
Miss Jennie Ralston. of Wildwood,
who has beer visiting DIR. and Mrs. G..
h Ralston, returned home the first of
the week.
William Hanson and family are So
journing at the Waverly Hotel. Mr..
Hanson is a member of the William
Burke Co., well-known brokers of
Philadelphia.
The improvements in and around the
Beach House have been progressing
rapidly, the most noticeable being the
filling in of the lowland in front of
this property at New Jersey and Bay
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a lovely repast made the evenings
pleasure complete. Many beautiful
gifts were received in honor b Their
natal day. Attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Carton. Charles Carton,
Franklin Carton, Absecon; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Birch. Media Birch, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Blackman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Birch. Mary Birch. Marguerite Birch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Scarborough and
Miss Isabella Scarborough, Pleasant
vile.
PentecostaI Church Services.
Services Sunday as follows.
$50 2. M, Sunday School at the home
of Mrs. Lena Cleiner, 9Th avenue.
8 p. m, Preaching by Rev. c. E. Price;
Tuesday, 3 p. m. Bible Study.
Friday, 3 p. M, Gospel Service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS.
Sunday as follows:
9.45 a M. Sunday School.
1915 a. m, Preaching by Rev. William
Irwin.
7.30 D. M, Senior Christian E.ndeavor:
Leader, Charles Holeomb. Topic. In his
Steps," How Jesus Treated Enemies,
Luke %: "a; Matt. 5: 1913. consecra-
ton meeting.
NJ. E. CHURCH NEWS.
Services Sunday as follows:
$50 a. M. Captain Joseph Smiths class:
10. 30 a. M, Rev. G. K. Di1ks win hold
regular ommunion service.
IL o'clock noon, Sunday School lasting
one hour.
7.30 p. m, Preaching by the pastor.
special music by the choir.
Wednesday evening at 7.30. prayer
meeting in the chapel, Rev. Dilks in
charge.
Bayvlew Chapel.
Services Sunday as follows
$50 p. m, Sunday School. A J. Craven.
Superintendent.
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HIGHLANDS.

There was a very important meeting
at Grange Hall last Saturday night,
when the first Juvenile Grange in At
lantic County was installed by Sister
Louise Mabie. supervisor of Juvenile
Oranges. There were a number of
visitors present: Deputy Henry Pfeif-
er. Master of Pomona Grange Henry
Tapken and Mrs. Tapken, Secretary
w. G. Frisbie and Mrs. Frisbie and
their two sons, Past Master J. L.
Purzner, Mr.. Nisler, Mr.. Norman, and
a number of others from Cologne and
Egg Harbor. There were 81 children
obligated and their officers installed.
The Degree Team and Choir from Egg
Harbor and Cologne were also pres
ent. The beautiful tableaux presented
were highly appreciated. All senior
members present were enrolled and
obligated as honorary members. At
ter the ceremonies a luncheon was
served by the ladies of the Grange,
and a social hour was enjoyed. making
it an occasion long to be remembered.
We are glad to see these steps taken
by a number of our Grange members,
and we hope the rest of the members
will also bring their children and join
at the next meeting, which will be
Saturday, Aug. 9, and a class of i've
patrons will be initiated in the 1st md
End degrees, which will be given by
the degree team.
The Base Ball Club has been playing
quite regularly. They play Sunday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock usually, and
are having very good attendance.
A church will soon be erected on a
lot presented by Mrs. Kleiner. of Sth
avenue below Upland. for the services
Of the Pentecostal church, of which
Rev. Price has charge.
Mr.. Burroughs has purchased the
Williams farm on Pitney road, and in
tends soon building a bungalow. When
finished he will nov from his present
residence on the former Smedley farm
on Ridgewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilshaw, of East
fHxerpee-QhiQ whe-were-recsaUEis
itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
lChas. B. Burns. on Pitney avenue. re
port that they enjoyed their visit and
like the place very much. and are
thinking OF purchasing a place in this
n~eighborhood.
A number of new houses have been
built recently and several families
have moved in, among them being Mr..
Hackney. formerly of Atlantic City,
and Mr.. Laske, of same place.
MI. John Phillippi has about finish
ed the bungalow he has been building
on Pitney avenue, and Mr.. Bozzarth Is
building one on Elm avenue. And
there are several others that we do
not know the names of.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S.. Y. Wilson have been
entertaining Mr.. Wilson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M M. Wilson, and sister,
Miss Anna Wilson, of Philadelphia,
for the past two weeks, at their home
on West Oak Crest venue. They
will return home on Sunday, with
Mr.. Wilson having improved much
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers H. Endicott.
of Marvin avenue, left Thursday for
a two weeks tour of Canada and other
interesting points. Mrs. Endicott is
the popular Pleasantyi1le school
nurse.
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Don't blame the editor If the news
you would like to see printed In this
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Messrs. Harry Carton and Ernest
Birch were hoDored with a joint birth
day surprise party on Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Blackman. Games. music and
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OTEC sOUDIL sYNA.

Neni treba Sc vsak hned le-
kati, ze jde 0 nejaky hrdelni
process, jedna ratolest muz-
skeho rodu lakewoodskeho
mayora Eduard vyjel 81 s ka-
maradem Erdusem v autu a
ujizdeli pon9kud rychleji nez
zakon dovoluje. Kde Sc wal
tu Sc wal traficni policajt, o.
ba sportsmany odvedl ma soud
Wieganda starsiho, jenz sve-
no potomka chte necht9 musel
odsouditi k, pokute $16.2O a
jeho druha jen k $40, aby Sc
patrn6 nemohlo rfci, ze synek
pana pulmistra Sc test n6jake
protekci.
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ZOUFAL 81 v POLICEJNf
CELE.

V cele policejni stanice pa
teho precinktu ma vych. 70. ul.
a Woodland ave. ob9sil sc ma
paskach vlastnich overalls v
sobotu vecer 49lety Petr Pa
cavsky, bytem v (. 1922 HUI
da ave. S. E. Vztahl ma sebe
ruku, kdyz byl dive hodiny
pred tim pro opilstvi zatcen.
Pacovskeho nohy spocivaly ma
zemi, tax ze sebevrah chtel-li
neblahy svij zamer provesti,
musel pokleknouti. Telo bylo
sice odiiznuto a rychle dopra
tven0 do nemOenice sv. Alexi-
Sc, kde vsak liz nebyl pfive-
den !: zivotu.
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OsvINDLOvANf POLACI.

Dva mladfi zd6dili tolik pc
nez, re jim ami sv6domi nedo-
volovalo takovou sunni prij-
mouti proto v slechetnosti Sc
cht6li delitis $ potfebn8jsimi
bliznimi. X tomu lcelu zajis-
ta potrebovali div6ryhodnou
osobu nalezitou kauci a tn
nasli We Vincentu Doberov-
skym, 2026 zap. 38. ul., KITE
ry sobe pokMdal "a velkou
Gest byti k cestnemu 1fadu Wy
volen slozil radostne zaruku
,$17O0. Penize ulozeny byly v
bezpecnostni skrihku, kterou
ale pozdeji div6rivec nasel
prazdnou a penezy zmizeli j
"st 'astni dedicoye".
SkOrem tutez historii zalo-
'vala ma policii Anna Panerov-
ska, 2l10 zap. Is. ul., je3
okradena byla podobnymi do
brodeji dokonce $27OO.
! Policie maaob9ma pomoci k
zmizelym dollardm. MySlenka
sice pripadna, ale tezko usku-
tecnitelna.
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Til MLADiCl zABITl 4 DvA FRAME
mt P0BLlz ElYRIE.



dala Sc as o A hodine "a ran
niho sera. Barrett a Gleason,
kteri nebyli pritisknuti srice-
nym strojemi vydrapali Sc ma
svah a prvnkjsi vzdor zraneni
dosel asi ctvft mile daleko do
zavodu Logan Gas Co., kde
zavolal hlidate. Tento pfivo-
lal policii $ .ambulanci; MALE
zeny byly mrtvoly Meyerse a
Wilbura, kdeato telo Dugana
bylo odplaveno n6kolik yardi
po proudu.
/ Jak lvypfavuji pfibuzni, W.
jeli 81 mladici jiz sobotu ve-
Ger do Elyrie k jiste zabav6.
Barrett vypravoval, re cestou
spal a byl probuzen teprve
kdyz Sc ocitl We vode.
Vylicene nestesti nez1stalo
vcera nikterak ojedin6lym,
neb v nemocnicich jest ne
kolik osob jinych, jejichz H.
raz ale nedopadl tax tragicky
jako til jmenovanych mladi-
XII.
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CESTA KOLEM SVETA.
I. / IA so VTERiN.

Poselstvi. kterym anglicky kral
zahajil fi;skou vystavu We Wem-
bley. bylo v 80 vtefinach Z Lon
dyna teleerafovano kolem svsta.
Tento vykon anQlicke posty a
zvlasts Vychodni Telegrafni spo-
lecnosti byl ovsem velmi ,.peslivs
pfipravovan. takze ma zadne tele-
grafni stanici nemohla depese u
vaznouti. TAX ma pr. bylo polo
zeno zvlastni vedeni Cd mista,
kde kral Jifi mel mluviti. ma gene
ralni postovni lfad a odtamtud
vytvofeno spojeni Sc sidlcm w
chodni Teleerafni spolecnosti '
Moorgate. kdyz depe;e byla
yyslana. byi vsude ' brit.ke sv9-
tove Hi dfednici pfipraveni K jeji-
mu pf,jeti.
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soUDIL sEBE' sAMA.

Jan Kovasky, 28lety, jenz
bydlival v {. 5129 Indianola
ave., S. E. vracel sc v patek
Sc svym bratrancem Michalem
Bortem v automobile posled-
niho z Youngstown. Mezi o.
bema muzi doSlo X hadce, "a
ktere Kovasky strelil Borta do
praveho ramene a palce. Pa
chatel Sc dal ma 1tek a kdyz
byl Y sobotu v lesiku blize
East Levistonu obkliGen, vpalil
81 dObfe mirenou ranou re-
volveru kuli do hlavy. Ryl sti.
hately nalezen jiz mrtvy.
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Banner, "Kde domov mdj'
a "Hej Slovane". Byl to po-
vznasejici, nezapomenutelny
okamzik.
D6jiny Geske skoly ma "a
padni strane, jez ulozeny "a
pametni desku, jsou zakon-
ccny timto odstavcem:
"Kdoz po letech cisti budes
tyto fadky, vzdej poctu jme-
novanym 'nemenovanym Ges-
kym osadnikim, ktei.i pro
svou narodnost prinaseli radi
ob6ti, ably slavne jmeno male
no naroda v srdci Evropy me-
zaniklo beg pamatky teto
move vlasti." I
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DAvNE TUzBY sTALY sE sKUTKEM.
PAMETNi DEskA zAsAzENA Ma b.
D0vu cEskE $k0Ly NA
zhPADNl STRAnE.
TRfDENNf BAZAR SKONCIL VCERA IA
VELIKEHO UCASTENSTVf. s !

Pc reci vlastni pfecetl p.
.Valasek dejiny scesk6 svobo-
domyslne skoly ma zapadni
strane, ktere byly pdvodne Sc
psany dlouholetym ucitelem
p. F. Sakrydem a jez on dopl-
nil az do dnesni DOLBY. Pan
Sakryd mel prednesti zav6rec.
nou rec, avsak pro nahle ochu
rav9ni nemohl sc dostaviti.
Dalsim cislem byly zdravice
zastupcI a zastupkyh spolka
a zapis do pametni knihy. Pro
slovy tyto, provazene dary
pro ceskou skolu, pfednesli:
Ia Velkovybor Jednoty Ces
kym Dam pi. Marie Rdzicko-
va; "a Velkovybor Sesterske
Podpordjici Jednoty, pi. Anna
Brdzkova; zs ,sbor RatoleBt
Rozkv6tu j. c. D. pi. Marie
Chabkova; Lidumila, u. {. D.
pi. Marie Kroupova; Anna Sa
zavska S. P. j. pi. Marie Kre-
sinova; Budoucnost S. P. j. pi.
Marie Wolfova; Eliska Kras-
nohorska, S. P. j. pi. Anna
Pekarova; Verne Sestry S. P.
j. pi. Rdzena Stechova; Libu-
s, S. P. j. pi. Julie Jarolimko-.
va; Vratislava j. G. ID. pi. Jul
lie Jarolimkova; Ratolest Po-
kroku j. G. D. pf. A. Barten-
steinova; Vlasta, S. P. j. pi.
Marie Lhotova; Hvezda Bu-
doucnosti j. G. ID. pi. Justina
Chotova; Antonio Celakovska
S. p. j. pi. Anna Mikesova;
Sokol Nova Vlast, pi. Anna
Bosakova;' Damska Beseda ma
zap. strane, 81. Julie OcenaSko-
va; Laska k Vlasti S. p. J. pi.
! Alzbeta Hejdukova; Klub do
rostu, S. P. J. 81. Vlasta Kon-
radova; Klub Pilne Cesky pi.
Anna Pekafova; Elisha Pes
kova, j. c. D. pi. Marie VOL
fova; Velkorad c. S. P. S. p.
Alois Urbanec; rad zizka G.
S. P. S. p. Ant. Mlazovsky ;
Lesni Tabor w. O. w. p. Ke-
: brle; Sokol Zlata Praha, G. S.
: Z. p. j. p. Tatar; Volta Naprs
. TEX c. S. B. p. j., p. Jan Svo.
: zil; Podpdrny spolek Bila Ho-
: ra p. Frank Ustrnul; Cesti Bra
: til, G. S. p. S., p. F. j. Sebek
/, Vlastimil G. S., B. p. j. p. Ka
i rel Hoch; Velkorad & S. b
4 p. J. p. Ant. Mlazovsky.
Zav6reGni rec ma miste p
a Sakryda proslovil p. v. Prech
Y jenz podekoval vsem pritom
!, nym "a ucast, zejmena zastul
: kynim a zastupcIm spolkI, ,
a zaroveh tlumocil trpky stesk
o ze lcast tato nebyla v6tsi pr
i slavnosti tax pamatne a w
Il znamne.
J. Po te odebrali Sc prit6mn
l. do zahrady a vykonan obra'
|. zasazeni pametni desky, CO
J. proved stavitel p. Ferdinan,
z Valek "a prispeni jednoho z
7, svych delniku.. Zde op6t pro
il mluvil strucne p. Valasek
a vlozil uhlednou skfinku obsa
e hujici rukopis dejin svobodo
} myslne skoly ma zapadni stra
ii ne do vyklenku "a ipametn
) deskou. sKdyz sbyl p.s ,Pfech n
o sko!ika slpvy slavnost pkonci
hldba zahrala "Star Spangle,
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v sobotu odpoledne vlozen
byl pamatny list do knihy de-
jim nasich krajanG ma zapadni
strane Clevelandu. Byla zasa-
zena deska ma krasnou cihel-
nou budovu tvorici cast Ceske
Sine Sokol nesoucf napis: Ces-
ka Svobodomyslna skola. Ma
hofe ma budove jest letopocet
1924. Ucitel p. Valasek We
sve slavnostni' reci pravil, re
postaveni ceske skoly jest u
skutecnenim krasneho snu. By
10 to zajiste trefn6 receno, ne
. bot ceska skola, umist6na v
budov6 vyhovujici vsem mo-
dernim pozadavkdm, s uceb-
nami prostornymi, svetlymi,
vzdalenymi ruchu a hlomozu
ulice to je vyvrcholenfm
kulturni vysp6losti a uslechti-
alych snah nasich rodakI ma "a
padni strane Clevelandu a je
to. zaroven pomnik jejich %
b6tavosti, jejich lasky k ma
rodu a reci matefske. 4 II,
Sobota byla druhym dnem
Bazaru pofadaneho We pro-
speech skoly a program, jenz
ibyl oznamen ma 3. hodinu, "a
potal kratce po pGl seste.
Cekalo Sc ma v6tsi navst6vu,
kterezto oGekavani bylo jen
castecn6 spln6no. Pocasia by
10 do znacne miry ma zavadu
slavnosti neprselo sice, ja-
ko dopoledne, ale bylo sych-
ravo, jako ma pocatku dubna
a 2 te priciny cely program,
'vyjma zasazeni pametni des-
ky, byl konan v sini ma mists
" zahrade, jak bylo pivodn6
obmysleno.
Po zahrani n6kolika koncert
mich cisel Sdruzenim ceskych
Hudebnikd zahajil program
p.i Y. Prech, predseda Patro-
natu' Ceske Sine Sokol, struS-
nou, reci, v ktere Sc zmihoval
usill krajand Ma zapadni stra
ne 0 zbudovani Geske skoly,
jez nyni korunovano bylo L.
spechem. Po' te skolni ditky
zspely "Kde domov mGj" a
my country" a roztomila di.
venka, Helena Planickova, je.
dina z nejmensich zacek ces-
M skoly, vzdala dix jmenem
1actva vsem, kdoz Sc pricinil
Iahy ceska Skola byla umistens
" tax krasne budove.
I Nasledujicim cislem byla
Slavnostni rec p. j. Valaska. b,
IA vyslechnuta pozornosti
Jake 81 zasluhovala. Pan Va
lasek v6noval ceske skole nj
zapadni strane pres dvacet RI
XII sveho zivota a tu neni di
Vu, re chvilemi jeho HAS jevi
Inocne pohnuti - v tento pa
Inatny den, kdy Sc dozil usku
tecn6ni sveho krasneho snu
Aecnik mezi jinym sc zmino
val o vypovedi ceske skoly
budov skol obecnych v r. 1917
tehdejsim protestu krajani
proti rozhodnuti Skolni rady
jak mu bylo, kdyz reditel eli
yelandskych skol ucinil pc
znamku: "A to Wy, ,Cesiy. "a ii
Get rokd nemohli jste 81 po
staviti syoji vlastnl budovn pr
Ceskou Skolu?"
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.Dobry obchodnik

"Tyhle sosky ze isou pra
We sloni kosti?" Vzdyt' jsoll
faleSne. :"
"To neispise mel ten sion f..
lesn6 zuby."
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Vcera casn9 rano jelo pet
mladikd cestovnim autem .ty.
pu Dodge a sjeli 8 naspu Is
stup vysokeho do Black riveru
as S mil severn6 cd Elyrie ma
kfizovatce North Ridge rd. a
River I'd. Ridic jel rychlym
tempem a patrn6 spatne cd.
hadl v t6chto mistech nacha.
zejicf Sc ostrou zatacku. Stroi
prorazil drat6ny plot a sritil
Sc do vody sotva hlubsi jaA
ctvrt stopy. Til mladici, Isle
ty John Dugan, 1886 zap. lit
ul., ridic auta, 21lety Roy Wi
bur, 1904 zap. 1913. ul. cole
ty Raymond Meyers, 1851 zap
106. ul., byli mrtvi ma mfste
kdezto 19lety Edw. Barrett
1918 zap. 12O. ul., a 21 letJ
Patrick Gleason, 1853 zap
1850. ul., dovezeni do nemoc
nice, v Elyrii. Prvn6jsi jest nj
bezpecn6 zranen uvnitr, kdez
to druhy ma krone odrenin
obliGeji zlomenou pravou no
hu v kotnfku. Katastrofa III
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Zapornstlivost

Host (vraci Sc do kavarny):
"Poslys pikolo, nezapomnfl
jsem tn neco?"
Pakolik: "Ano, zapomn1l
ste mi dlati diskereci."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18
AUTO BUSINESS IS
 FORCING TO FRONT
Splendid Set Of Dealers Render
 ing Service To Public

One of the largest lines of business in Talladega today did not exist a few years aeO-did not exist anywhere the automobile business
 At this time. however, Talladega's s automobile. garage and accessory husi- ness amounts to more than four hum dred thousand dollars a year, with thou sands invested in buildings, machinery, autos on the sales floors, etc.
 With the improvements in the manu- fracture of automobiles, the service rem dered by the dealers and garages kept pace A few years ago the main ques- tt0n was not how to get an autOmo- 6lke, but how to keep it running, once one w&s acquired Early manufactured automobiles baked about as often as +they would run. and the automobile mechanics. at that time. on occasion accidentally found out what was the trouble with them. But all that has passed away now. Automobile manu- faetuFers have developed standardized, perfect running machines, which when reasonable care is taken of them, run without c0axing on level ground and do net have to be showed up hills. The mechanics nowadays are also special lstss and when a car out of fix is brought to them. know how to find the trouble and remedy it.
 Talladega has a splendid set of auto mobile dealers and garages who render good service. Automobile repairing is no longer . tinker's job but one of trained mechanic, and the troubles of the past are reduced to a minimum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18
TWO HOTELS CATER TO TRANSIENT GUEST
PurefOy Headquarters For Sev-
 eral Civic Organizations

Talladega has two splendid hotels the Purefoy and the Central, both 10. cated in the heart of the business dis trict, convenient to both railroad sta. tions.
 The Purefoy is headquarters for sev. eral of the city's, civic organizations and weekly luncheons and business ses- sions are held there.
 Throughout Alabama, one hears tra- yelling men tell of the fine home cook. ing" at the Purefoy hotel. Mrs. R. P. PurefOy, wife of the proprietor, person ally looks after the cuisine.
 The hotel is steam-hested and many of the rooms have private baths.
 People from miles around often motor to Tailadega on Sunday to dine at the purefoy. In telling of her dining room system, Mrs. Purefoy said:
 'I have tried to make a study of the wants of the travelling public, and after years of experience believe l know what most of our gueStxIxant. We try to. give it to them"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18
TRINITY METHODIST
 GROWING RAPIDLY
Is Talladega's Youngest, But Has
 Membership Of About 400

Trinity Methodist church, the young est of TalIadega's churches, was organ ized in May, 1914. with a membership of 12S- It now is one of the largest in the north Alabama conference and is striding forward at a remarkable clip
 The present membership is around 400 The church has a strong board of deaeons. q large Sunday school, with a splendid primary department and ganized EpWOrth League and one of the most active WOmen's Missionary organizations in the state
 The choir is one of the most noted in the conference. and special musical pro- grams are rendered each Sunday.
 The site on which the beautiful church was built was purchased from John H. Hicks for $2,OO0. The build- ing was erected at an approximate cost of S20,O0O. The building committee was composed of G.NT McElderry, l.. T. Hubbard, G. F. Fulmer and P. l.. Howard
 An attractive parsonage was erected at a cost of $500, making the church's total investment more than &zJ.0u0
 During the pastorate of Rev. c. A. Tatum. under the leadership of Judge E. A. Hammett as director in connec- tiOn with the centenary quota, the en- girS church and parsonage indebtedness in pledges payable in five instaIlments. This plan was most admirably carried t0 completion. securing ample funds to finish church and pay off the entire indebtedness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18
MILK CLINIC IN
 PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Operates Under Direction Of
 County Health Department

Talladega'S. progressiyeness is not all in an industrial sense by any means.
 Recently milk clinic was established for the first two grades in the Northside public school under the direction of the county health department. The North side Parent Teacher association was the moving spirit in this undertaking, but immediately their plans were out lined, the Business Women's club, Ro- tary club and Kiwanis club joined with them to underwrite the necessary ex- pense of the clinic, although a large number of the parents of pupils contrib ute to the undertaking. The clinic has only been established about four weeks and all un'derweight children in the first two grades participate in it. The mum Der who each day drink a pint of pure milk hears 70, andradditions to the clinic are being made all the while. The
 bright-faced pupils seen in the accom