The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-06
FIGHT ON MALARIA
 IS BEING PUSHED
Valley Country Club Has Adopted New Set Of
 Regulations
Tennessee Valley Bureau.)

Tennessee valley OuFoau'l
 ALBANY-DECATUR, Ala, Aug. 5. The fight on malaria in Morgan coun- ty is now assuming large proportions, as led by the county health unit, with assistance from the Tennessee Valley laboratory. As planned by pr. Welch, of the state board of health, the anti malaria campaign in Alabama began June 1, to continue until Oct. 1,
 The malaria fighters are accepting as true the victim of the scientists to the effect that malaria depends upon the "anophles," or malaria carrying mosquito, and are devoting their entire time to making life miserable for that insect.
 Club Adopts Rules-At meeting of the Valley county club, held Monday might, the amended constitution of that organization was adopted following the reading of the new rules by Warner w Russell. Mr. Russell stated Tuesday that 15O active members, who owned the property of the club, are allowed and also that an additional membership of 150 associate members is allowed. Minor children of club members are admitted to all the priveledgesN Nof the club without charge. Local pastors are admitted with out paying the initiation fee, but they are to pay monthly dues People living 3S miles from the Twin Cities are ad- mitted membership in the club under special arrangements.
 The golf links and tennis courts are arranged for members and their children alone, accept for guests who come from distance are allowed the use of the play ground. No dances except those gotten up by the club members will be allowed at the club house.
 Election Comes Sept. 15-The Al bany election for city officers will be held Sept. 15, and former mayor A. A. Hardage has made forma. announce ment that he is a candidate for mayor Mir. Hardage was popular as mayor some years ago, and has many loyal friends who predict his election. He is president of the Central National bank a member of the Morgan Kiwanis club and similar organizations, and an elder in the Westminster Presbyterian church.
 Drive Opens Friday-Beginning early Friday morning, the Albany Million for MontevallO financial campaign" will be opened under the leadership Of Charles Rountree, general chairman The solicitors are as follows Mrs. W A. Brittian, Mrs. J. D. Bush, Mrs. O. w. BfackS Mrs. J. J. Rose, Mrs. 0. D Malone, Mrs. F. M. Thompson, Mrs Joe Wilder, Mrs. 4. A. Hardage, Mrs B. L. Blackwell, W. W. Rahm, Joe Woods, Marvin Rankin, A. z Bailey and J. L. Proctor.
 New Campaign Organized E. G. Nix has organized the general construction company" of the Twin Cities, to do a general building business with the following officers; president Joe Frahn, treasurer, D. A. Young vicS president, Dallas Martin, secretary, A R. Frahn.
 May Combine SchOOIs-A movement is on foot at Flint to combine the Flint school district with two adjoining dis tricts, with the ultimate purpose o1 kbrtnging all the advanced grade students l of the Flint section to the new schoo house at Flint. Charles Layman, who was chairman of a meeting called tC promote the plans, stated that new roads and one new bridge over Flint creek made the proposed arrangements practicable.
 Mrs. Wright Dies = Mrs. Ellii Wright, a highly respective citizen oi Albany and the mother of Gerald Wright, died at the residence in soutI Albany Monday after a short illness Funeral services were held Tuesday aft ernoon by Rev. c. c. Walker, of Hart seile, with interment in the city ceme tery.