The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES.
Churches of Greenvlle are Filled With
 Townspeople.

Greenvil1e. December 26-(Special)- J. Christmas exercises were held yesterday afternoon at the Baptist church for the primary department and members Of the Sunbeam society. After delightful and well rendered programme of music and .recitations the doors of the Sunday school room were thrown open and old Santa Claus appeared. bringing gifts to all the children an express wagon bearing the toys fruit and candies. The Methodist Sunday school had Christmas festival yesterday afternoon at the church, when the younger children contributed toward the choice and interesting programme of music and rectations. Miss Eleanor Her. long presided at the organ. handsome reading lamp was presented to the pastor, the Rev w. c. Waggener. To the super intendent and secretarty, F. T. Herlong and w. J. Beeland, were given beautiful tokens of appreciation by the teachers of the school. Every member of the school was presented with gift of fruit and candy. closing an occasion that was marked with Christmas cheer and good will St Thomas church was never so beautifully decorated for a Christmas service as 1t was yesterday. The music was choice and inspiring. The sermon was one of the best ever delivered by the pastor, the Rev. W. T. Walden. 4cby y,rdlu mfwyp amfwyp amfwypp
 At the Methodist church the Rev. W. O. Waggener preached fine sermon which was preceded by a fine programme of music. The decorations were of mistle- tote, palnis and the royal poinclana.
 Mrs. McUchin died at her home in this city this morning in West Greenville, and the remian swere carried on the noon train to Flomaton, the former home of the family. She is survived by her hus- band an employe of the Louisville and Nashville railroad at this place, and four children.
 The marriage of Miss Fife May flaw kins to Walter c. Reeves took place on the evening of the 24th at the residence Of the family at Kolb City. one of Green ville's suburbs pr, W. M. Blackwelder offcated. The young couple will reside at Chapman, where the groom holds responsible position with the W. T. Smith Lumber company.
 Miss Ella Williams, returning from Houston, Tex, to her home in Illinois, Is a guest of Mrs. l.. L. Cook.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Lane of New Milford, N J., who have been spending a month in Greenville, left this morning for Dallas 
 pr. and Mrs. Felix Tarrant of Birming- ham were Christmas guests of Maj. and Mrs J. s. McMullan.
 Msr. White of Sheffield. Mrs. John Bragg of Birmingham. Gordon Parker of Tupelo, Miss, MT and Mrs. J. B. Beers Mrs. Dora Beers and MT. William Bragg of Fort Deposit were guests yesterday of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Parker.
 Dr.. and Mrs. D. s. Lightcap and Fur ner Knight of Columbiana, MT. and Mrs. B. S. DunlSlin of Selma, MT. and Mrs. T. A. Heise of Columbia. s. C., are guests Of MT. and Mrs. w. T. Dunklin.
 Mrs. R. B. Smythe is a guest of her sister Mrs. G. K.-Arms, at Huntsville.
 Mir and Mrs. c. B. Herbert are visiting relatives at Livingston.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Brooks of Fort De- posit were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Stanley yesterday.
 Miss Willie McAndrew is spending the holidays at her home in Union Springs.
 Miss Lindsey Williams, also a teacher in the public school is with the home folks at Hayneville