The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-27
WILL BUILD 100
 HOUSES AT ONCE
Capitalists To Develop
 Large Properties In <. z Fairfield
(FairfielId Bureau,

FAIRFIELD, Ala, April 26.--A deal whereby the holdings of the Corey Highlands Land company will be de- veloped at cost exceeding $100,000 was concluded in Fairfield Saturday. The property will be handled by the c. J. Donald Real Estate and In- surance company of Fairfield in. con junction with Edward Warren of Bir- mingham and the other owners of the corporation There will De 100 bun galows built on the properties at once.
 The company has been holding this subdivision for 15 years or more, dur ing which time the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company evidenced it's faith in the value of the holding to the extent of placing very substan- tial loan for the holders, 1t is stated that the company has been reimbursed for it's loan and that the development will be undertaken by individual own CTS.
 Georgia Capital Tn addition to local interest, it was said that, Georgia cotton mill operator has invested $50,- 900 in the undertaking. The prop critics are situated on Flint Ridge, run ming from point near Rutledge Springs on the north to the North Bessemer car line on the south. or. very near that point. The properties are in close proximity to the large developments in 'Possum Valley of the steel corpora ton. Ss,es s.s
 In connection with the development it was stated Saturday that the Ten nessee company would cooperate and would most likely permit their liberal home owning plans to apply to that section. S
 Minstrel To Trayel-The Fairfield Kiwanis club is arranging to send it's minstrels to Birmingham, Bessemer and Ensley during the next few weeks for several performances. The local Xii wanians are organizing the show and will permit the appearance in other communities on percentage basis. It was stated Saturday that the club ex- poets to secure from the minstrels suf. ficient funds with which to send its | two delegates to the Denver convention of Kiwanis International. Party In FlOrida-Ch J. Donald and a party of friends are in Florida for two weeks on fishing trip. They left Friday and will visit several points of interest in that state before return ing home. The party from Fairfield was joined by others at several points south. ---l .l,al LET
 Boulevard CeIebration--Al business houses in Fairfield will close at noon Tuesday so that owners and employees may take part in the parade and cele- bration to be held commemorating the completion of the new boulevard to Bessenier. The girls selected as queens for the opening will be formally pre- sented to the citizens of this city at the Gary theatre Monday night and will, occupy the Fairfield float in the parade. ' <
 Maj. Frederick B. Dodge, grand marshal of the parade, announced Sat urday that the Fairfield, Ensley and Bessemer units of the parade would ap- I'pear in the order named during the parade. He also said that the line would move promptly at l o'clock from Ensley, arriving in Fairfield at l 10 and leaving immediately over the new boulevard for Bessemer. Returning, the parade will be headed by the BessemeI delegation, then Fairfield and Ensley lit was stated that only three floats would be in the line of march repre-. senting the cities of Bessemer, Fair. field and Ensley. All of them will be occupied by the queens of their re, spective cities.