The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-31
TWIN CITIES CALL
 MASS MEETING
Closer Relations Between a People Of Valley To
 Be Discussed
fTenuessee VaTIey Bureau

ALBANY-DECATUR, Ala, July 30.--A mass meeting has been called for Thursday night of all citizens of Albany Decatur who are interested in closer relations between the people of the Twin Cities and the residents of this and adjoining counties.
 The meeting particularly will dis cuss with the Chamber of Commerce committee the matter of the proposed civic picnic to which the people of the Valley would be invited. The com mittee has been at work on the move ment for some weeks and now is ready to make a preliminary report.
 Citizens of Albany and Decatur to- day were urged by the Chamber of Commerce to attend the meeting Thursday evening and to participate in the discussion. Tentative plans of the committee call for an all-day out ing at Malone Park with a picnic dinner and barbecue to be served at noon.
 I. o. o. F. Ceremoniak-A ceremon- ial is being planned by@the I. Q. O. F. of Albany and Decatury at which time candidates will be initiated into the order. The Pilgrim Knights of 0rien- tai Splendor is to the order of Odd Fellows what the Shrine is to Masonry. J. G. Johnson, widely known fraternal man, and his brother, J. R. Johnson, have been visiting the lodges of the Twin Cities and Athens this week in the interest of the fund branch of Odd Fellowship. J. R. Johnson is known in fraternal circles as 'Buttonshoe" John- son.. while his twin brother, J. c. Johnson, is known as "Laceshoe" John son, their resemblance being so strong that their shoes provide the principle point of difference. There are two rapidly growing I. O. o. F. lodges in the Twin Cities.
 Benefit Picnies-Lacey Spring and Valamosa, Morgan county communities, will stage a picnic Thursday and Fri day to raise funds for civic enterprises. The picnic event at Lacey Spring Thursday will benefit the East End pike, while the outing at Valamosa Friday IS for the purpose of raising funds for the new school house.
 Admitted To Bar--Announeement was made here today of the successful passage of the state bar association of Ben Britnell of Albany and Perry Orr of Hartselle. MT. Britnell will have an office with his grandfather, c. l.. Brighton. MT. Orr is son of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Orr of Hartselle.
 Crops Doing Well-Crop conditions of south Alabama and Georgia never were better, according to E. H. Levert of Atlanta, who is here on a visit to l.. D. Wyatt. Georgia has the only real vorn crop that state has had for years, he declared.
 PenninghtOn To : Speak-The prin- cipal address at the meeting of the Morgan Kiwanis club Thursday eve ming will be delivered by Dr. Julian Pennington of Birmingham. His sub Ject will be Applied PhysOcology." King Funeral Services - Funeral services for Mrs. Model King, age 35 years, will be held at Hartselle We'd nesday morning. She is survived by her husband and three children. | Mrs. Babler Dies-Funeral services will be held Friday morning for Miss Clara Babler, daughter of Mrs. Leona Babler' who died Wednesday morning | at the Benevolent hospital here! The services will be heldaat St. Ann's Ca tholic church by Rev. Father J. M, Sheridan Interment will be made at city cemetery.
 Lot Sold By Mistake-Through a clerical mistake, which was caught and will be corrected, the lots and build ing of the First Methodist church was sold at court house sale. The lot was sold as lot No. 45 instead of lot No. 49. Officials explained that the mistake would be corrected at once.