Archie Hendrix Darden Visits The Chronicle

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"Local and Personal  
    A. H. Darden, attorney at law, Empire Building, Birmingham, Ala., 
was among the callers at The Chronicle office the latter part of last 
week. Mr. Darden is a Coosa County boy, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 
Darden, of Flint Hill. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama, 
having graduated in the law department. He has opened an office in 
Birmingham for the practice of his profession. Mr. Darden is a young man 
of promise, possessing a fine physique, a strong mind, well cultivated, 
and the highest sense of moral ethics and personal integrity. The 
Chronicle predicts for the young ma a brilliant future and useful 
career."" (1)  
 
(1) The Chronicle, Local and Personal , 7 Jan 1910, p. 5. Published in 
Rockford, Coosa Co., AL. Microfilm: Located in the Alabama Archives and 
History, Montgomery, AL.