The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-05
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Number Of New Corporations File At Capital Water :. works Company Expands
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 .aThe Alabama conference. Believe, will come up 100. per cent in the gol- den cross campaign on the second Sunday in January" said Dr. Frank Brandon, superintendent of the Meth-, odist Memorial hospital at Montgom- cry, upon which the North Alabama and Alabama conference will center their hospital gifts, t
 "The golden cross roll call contem- plates $1 per adult member. Is cents for students and 25 cents for chil- drsn. this money going to,sthe hospi- tai work of the Methodist Episcopal church south for the Memorial hos pital In Montgomery. Higher dona- tions from those who will give them will be cared for in the plan. and rec ognftion will be shown.
 EssMethodists of Alabama will likely give $100,000 through the golden cross for the Memorial hospital at now being pushed. The maternity Building will be started before many weeks, and 1t Is hoped to open the new hospital to the public as soon as possible.
 "Ail churches throughout the two
 
 directors. The Alabama conference will make its, campaign on the second Sunday in January. and the North Alabama campaign will be made a little later. on date yet to be named. ."Great interest is being manifested in church circles over the golden cross work, and many churches will reach 100 per cent enrollment in short time. Montgomery churches hope to.be among the first reported Eith full quotas reached" 4 sGovernor Brandon, brother to pr. Frank Brandon. Is heading up the golden cross work ins the state, with s. H. Elan as director for the Alabama conference and Conrad Ohme as di- rector for the North Alabama confer-
 An increase of ,5,ooo. .ooo in the cap- ital stock of the Birmingham Water works company was noted in papers Elan today. The increase was from $S,029,70O to ss,029,700.
 Other domestic corporations filed papers as follows: ,44
 The Hamner-StewartL Lumber com pany, Selma: R. F. Hammer, w. M Authorized capital, $2,000, with $1,000 paid in. Lumber, business.
 Robertsdale Creamery of Roberts dale, Baldwin county. Claus Frisk, J. B. wilters and W. A.. Dalbey, in- corporators. Authorized capital ESQ., 900. with $s,2oo paid in. Creamery business.
 Montgomery, Ala. H. G. Ireland, c. E. and c. B.. and c. L. Ireland, G. c. Mccullough and W. H. Brooks, incor- porators. Authorized capital $200,- 900, with $25,000 paid in. General sand and gravel business.
 The Hogue Mercantile company, Lynn, Winston county. Incorpora- tors, w. w.. M. B. and M. c. Hogue. Authorized capital $2,000, with $1,500 paid in. Mercantile business. - The Farmers General Union so- ciety, Gallion. Will Abernathy, Rev. w. M. Gaines. Robert Reed, Henry Wright and will Harris, incorpora- tors. No capital stock.
 s Black Belt Lumber and Manufac- 2 turing company. DemopoIis. Ala. Lumber and Supply company. E.. B. Whitfield, incorporators. Authorized capital $l00,000. with $s5.o0o paid in.
 Tuscaloosa Railway and Utilities Securities company. Changes name to Utilities Securities company. In- crease in capital stock by 2,65o shares. $265.000.
 Fairfield Lumber company. 1n- CICdSG CdPAS6t StOCA A1Om S9os~ 900 to $50,000.
 Mutual oil Co.,, Inc, Collinsville. c. B. Wood, c. c. Hall and Irby c. Hall, incorporators. Authorized capi- tai $10,O0o. with $2,500 paid in. Gaso- lines, oils, etc.
 Increase of capital stock of High way Advertising Co.,. Inc, Jefferson county. Increase from $1o.o00 to $50,O00.
 Bankers Mortgage Bond company, Jefferson county. Increase in capi- tai stock from $50,000 to $505,000.
 Glen, Iris Dairy Holding company, Jefferson county. Increase in capi- tai stock by 50 shares, $5,000.
 Federal Phosphorus company, Jef- ferson county. Increase in capital stock by 450 shares, $450,0o0.
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 Dissolution Of Corporations.
 The following corporations have filed dissolution papers:
 Selma Cooperage company, Selma; Marbury oil and Fertilizer company,