The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-20

to the hospital training class: pr. T. F.
 Robinson and pr. J. s. Winters. obstet-
 rics; Dr. C. A. Harris, gynecology; pr. T. c. Donald. therapeutics; Dr. R. w. Waldrop. surgery; Dr. E. P. Lacey orac- tice of medicine; Dr. T. J. Cornwell, physiology; Dr. Roy Johnson, anatomy; pr. Miles Watkins, infant disease; Dr.
 l.. A. Spencer. disease of children. The
 surgeons for charity cases are Drs. T. J. Cornwell and Roy Johnson, October and November; Drs. Watkins and Spencer,
 December and January Drs. R. W. Wal
 drop and J. s. Winters. February and March; Drs. c. A. Harris and Coleman, April and May; Drs. E. P. Lacey and Velpean Ragsdale, June and July, and DTS. T. c. Donald and George D. Waller,
 August and September.
 Friday morning hundreds of people
 secured the woods and fields at McCalla
 for three lost children, boy years old
 and a little girl ? years old, the children of George Vetch, and the 5-year-od boy
 of J. B. Harmon. The children wandered away from home and were missed some time later. The whole country was aroused, the school turned out and the
 search began. Three hours later they
 were found. and they said they were hunting for monkeys" Many thought | they had been kidnapped
 | Mrs. w. w. Hollingsworth has called a meeting of the Civic Improvement asso- | ciation at her home on the last Thursday | in October to discuss and devise plans for raising money to purchase seeds anc bulbs for the city park The association | has not met for several months. but reg
 uar meetings will be held now as win ter is here All members are urged to
 attend. as 1t is imperative that funds be raised to carry on the work.
 | Sunday morning October 20, revival ser vices will begin at the Jonesboro Metho- dist church. Rev. J. A. Rowan, confer ence evangelist. will do the preaching | while Rev A. J. Notes.-The of St. John z Methodist church of Birmingham will con
 duct the singing. Services will be held
 at 10 o'clock and 7:90 o'clock each day. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. E. Will Hams was hostess when she entertained at birthday party at her home al Feeders. The reception rooms were very attractive in their decorations the Hal 1 loween idea being carried out. The din ing table was artistic with it's center dec I orations of a large jack-o'- lantern filled
 with fruit, while tiny lanterns held bon hons. A penny contest was a feature
 of the afternoon, when the first prize, a hand painted plate was won by Mrs. R ! A. Thompson on a cut with Mrs. J. D Davis, and w. Mallory. The consolation
 bottle of toilet water. fell to Mrs 1 Charles Furr The guests were eact given the end of a thread and asked tc follow it, when upon reaching the enc
 a dainty souvenir was found. The first prize, awarded to Mrs. r. w Farrell, was | pretty plate. The consolation. toilet | water, went to P. r. Moore. Mrs. Nal ] lory and Mrs. Moore assisted the hostess | A salad and ice course was served ! Among those present were: Mesdames | I. D. Davis, R. A. Thompson. Terrill, D w. Fritts, D. S. Kennedy, Charles Fur
 NJ. Meadows, C. NJ. Tiller. Steve Dill Walter Hanly, Clarence Gibson. Leo Cos tello. Emory Mounter. S. Tysinger. l.. NJ | Harris. w. Mallory and Miss Mallory oi i Birmingham.