The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-10
MRSR. $. MUNGER
 LEAVES s25l,O|)O
 COLLEGE HERE
Birmingham Southern To Get Auditorium Fund
 Churches To Benefit

BirininghamsS Southern college is to have an auditorium costing $25O, GOO, under provisions of the will of the late Mrs. Mary c. Munger, probate Tues. day. Provisions also was made for a $100,000 bequeath to churches, schools colleges and hospitals to be distributed at the discretion of the executors of her estate.
 According to the terms of Mrs. Nun gers will, her personal effects, inelud- ing jewelry, wearing apparel, household goods and the like are to be distributed among her children as indicated in a list prepared by her, following pay ment of all expenses of administering the estate. E.. The wording of Mrs. Munger's will in which she leaves $260 000 to Bir. mingham-Southern college follows:
 sI give, devise and bequeath to. the Birmingham Southern college which is located in Birmingham, Ala, the sum of $250, 600 to be used and expended in erecting an auditorium for use in con- nection with the operation and main- tenance of said college and in c0nnec- tioh thepewith. and it is my will and desire that the erection of said audi DuAAuAAh8 ohuAi COmhhChSC qS oOOA as practicable after my death.
 'In the event make donation to the Birmingham Southern college, for this purpose, or commence the work of erecting an auditorium before my death, this beqneath Is to be reduced in the amount that may have expended or given to this end prior to my death.
 II attach, as q condition to this gift, that if the erection of said auditorium building is not commenced before my death the plans and specifications for said building must be approved by the parties hereinbefore named as my exc cutors, 1t being my will that the said building shall be erected by the college to conform to the plans and specified tions approved by the persons named as my executors, or by the survivors of them, and this bequest may be paid by my executors as the work on the building progresses, or all at one time, as my executors deem best, but no in- terest charge is to be paid by my exc cutors on this bequest regardless of the time, when the beQuest is paid. It is my desire that the plans and specified tions for the auditorium shall be in ac' cord substantially with plans and spe- cifications and general layout therefore made by the college.
 Church BeQuest
 The bequest to churches and chari- ties was w0rded as follows: T desire to give the sum of $1O0,000 to church. church schools, Young mems Christian association, Young Women's Christian associati hospitals, orphans homes and other charitable institutions and to that end give, devise and bequenth to my executors the sum of $100,000 in trust and with the direction to my exc cutors and authority Tn my executors to select the beneficiaries of this be- quest, and make payment to each bene- ficiary of that part of the bequest that my executors deem hest to give to that beneficianry and the selections of the beneficiary by my executors shall be final and conclusive, and these gifts by my executors are to be made at such time or times as my executors deem best, taking into consideration the con dition of my estate and the interest of my estate, and no o>ihterest Is to be paid on any gift regardless of the time when the gift is paid to the benefi- ciary.",
 Others provided for in Mrs. Nun gers will are, her secretary, Ed Norton, to whom she ienyes S5,O00 in considern- ton of his services. He received $1 ,O00 at the death of Mir. Munger several months. ago.
 She gives 5000 to each of her broth CTS, J. b. COllett. Guy A. Collett and E. K. Collett and to her sister, Rosa Nj. Dilworth, she gives $5,000.
 Each of her grandchildren, living at the time of her death and to each one born prior to April 20, 1888, she leaves $5,00O. -..-~
 Children Get Stock
 Her children shall share equally all stock of the Continental Gin company owned by her, the will provides and
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