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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

5

Bankers End Annual Meeting Endorses Port Improvements

Members of the Alabama Bankers Association closed their annual convention in Fairhope with resolutions urging expansion of port programs and removal of expenditure restrictions on the ten million dollar port amendment. D P Bestor was elected out, Sam C King vice president, H T Bart re elected secretary and treasurer. Montgomery will host next year as officers and group chairmen from Fort Payne Bessemer Selma and Mobile were named. Also elected were executives from the American Bankers Association in Alabama and a slate praising the state banking board. Waterman to Seattle for foreign trade council meeting. tax school trip planned for June 16.

Alabama Bankers’ Association Fairhope Obama Docks Board D. P. Bestor Mobile Sam C. King Selma H. T. Bartt Montgomery G.I. Weathrly Fort Payne C. P. Kutchin Bessemer Ber P. O. Thomas Oup Wallace J. Tham, Jr Numbour American Bankers’ Ton Alabama M Moody Tuscaloosa Memo R M. A. Vintelli E. C. Melvin Thomas Bown Thomas Co School of Commerce and Business Administration University of Alabama F. A. Bloodworth Albany W. S. Childers Jasper

Oakdale School Lawn Party Hosted by PTA

A lawn party will be held today on the Oakdale school lawn from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. under the Parent-Teacher Association. Children will perform plays, and there will be music and games. Refreshments will be served.

Oakdale Parent-Teacher Association

Officer Transfer Reaches Local Navy Recruiting Office

J. W. Schucknart, long associated with the local navy recruiting office, will depart Mo for a new post. The move alters staffing at the recruitment center and affects local Navy outreach efforts.

J. W. Schucknart Navy

Navy transfer and promotions in local telegraph office

A naval transfer moved an unnamed seaman to the United States ship Henderson at Norfolk while Julius Burgna takes charge of the local station. Chester Mitton Hinote of 357 Marine Street is sent to Hampton Roads for training after enlisting. C. E. Adams of the Southern Bell office departs for Miami to become collection supervisor for the Miami Bell offices after twelve years locally.

Bile United States Henderson Norfolk Julius Burgna Chester Mitton Hinote Marine Street Hampton Roads Navy Adams C. E. Adams Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Miami Fla Bell

Sims Improves After Appendicitis Operation

Oscar V. Sims Jr. is reported improved after surgery for appendicitis at Mobile infirmary. A second conference at 5 PM with County Attorney Robert E. Gordon will discuss traffic rules for Mobile county highways including parking head lights and pedestrian rights.

Mobile Robert E. Gordon County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners

Mobile Students on Honor Roll 1924 25

Thirteen Mobile students at the University of Alabama made the honor roll for the 1924 25 term. Colle Toenes the only Mobile senior on the list was elected to Phi Beta Kappa early in the term. Other honorees include Edith May Cole Thomas Alexander Hamilton Lyman Faith Holland Lyman Dorgan Toulmin Roy Robertson Wilkie and Miriam among juniors.

Mobile University of Alabama Colle Toenes Phi Beta Kappa Edith May Cole Thomas Alexander Hamilton Lyman Faith Holland Lyman Dorgan Toulmin Roy Robertson Wilkie Miriam

Sunday School Day Observed at Two Mobile Churches

Two Mobile Methodist churches Government Street and St Francis Street will observe Sunday School Day with special programs highlighting the school as a church department. A farewell service for the choir follows the day at Government Street as the choir disbands for summer.

Government Street St. Francie Street J. R. Havener First Christian Church Christian Church Barton Academy

St Vincent’s Boys Receive Seventh Grade Certificates

Twelve boy students at St Vincent's school received seventh grade certificates during last night's exercises. A short play titled Wanted-a Pitcher was performed by the graduating class. Rev J E McDermott gave the address and Rev Father M J Rafferty distributed honors.

St. Vincent's School J. E.mcdermott M. J. Rafferty St. Vincent's DeWayne Beaudiie W. L. Gaines, Jr Frank Cagalaz James Charest Melvin Godbold Norborne Giblin W. T. Lynch John Lear Joseph McArdle John Percy Schilling John Toenes Stephen Whison Melvin Godgold Christopher Frances

Notable Students Named in School Roster

The list includes Austin Locke and Champ Lyons as sophomores, with Margaret Allman Le Merle Andrews George Vernon Leftwich Henry K. Toones and Frank Randolph among freshmen.

Austin Locke Champ Lyons Margaret Allman le Merle Andrews George Vernon Leftwich Henry K. Toones Frank Randolph

Seventh grade spelling winners and eighth grade honors

The article notes sixth grade honors in Christian doctrine with Thomas Clark receiving honorable mention. In seventh grade spelling, DeWayne Beaudiie John Lear and W T Lynch earned mer ited honors with W T drawing the premium.

Government Buying System to Change under Coolidge Plan

Washington May 29. President Coolidge aims to cut government expenses and reorganize buying. Director Lord says a central purchasing authority will standardize supplies and reduce costs, with a likely official to be named soon. War department already studies long term spending cuts, but no beyond next fiscal year directives issued.

Washington Coolidge White House Lord War Department

Premium Awards Highlight Seventh and Sixth Grade Students

John Jenes earned a seventh grade premium while Frank received the related award. John Vella won the sixth grade English premium. Gold medals were given for perfect attendance.

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