The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-08

------~->-~-~-->-r>>--~ Thorsby after visiting friends and rela- tives in Woodlawn. Mrs. l.. A. Christian is at home from stay in Selma, where she was guest of Mrs. H. K. Randall. F Mrs. J. w. Turnipseed is i'll at St. Vim cents hospital following an operation. sso Miss Elizabeth Edwards of Elmyra, N. Y, is visiting Mrs. R. K. Kennedy. Mrs. A. Shapiro and children of Annis- ton are visiting Mrs. J. A. Mayo.
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy Holt have named their little daughter, Alice Lillian Holt.
 Miss cornelia Hixon of Hixon, is the guest of Miss Susie Norment. l MT. and Mrs. Sam H. Hall of Foun- tain Heights have named their little son, Robert Allen Hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry chalifoux have returned from a ten days trip to Gulf port
 <, Miss Mary Sessions is at home from a visit to friends at Cartersville. Ga l Miss Eloise Washburn will return to- day to her home in Montgomery after being the guest of Miss Lillian Hughes. | Miss Cecile Rich is having a pleasant sojourn with friends in Pennsylvania. l Miss Susie Green left yesterday for a stay with Mrs. George Beauchant in Montgomery. ! Miss Ruby Sergeant has gone to Hell ena to spend several days with friends. | 1 MT. Sam Brodie has sufficiently recov- | cred from his recent operation to be re- moved from the infirmarN to his home in l Wylam.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Wheeler have re- turned to Collinsville after being guests of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow. l Mrs. Robert Mccullough is i'll with diphtheria at her home in East Birming- I ham.
 MT. E. M. Lowe and MT. Holland Hicks are at home from trip to Pensacola, Fla.
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 Miss wilda Sims left yesterday for Mon- tevallo where she will attend school dur ins the coming winter.
 
 | Mrs. Clyde c. I.atimer ana her son of Altoona are guests of Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Taylor at West Pratt.
 MT. Clarence Carnell has left for an ex- tended trip to India.
 Mir and Mrs. ]. J. Curtis of Jasper ere visiting Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Whorton l
 MT. Leon Gale and Henry Gale are guests of friends at Independence
 Mrs. R. P. Brown and children have re- turned to Gadsden after a three Weeks stay with Mrs. G. w Roebuck.
 Miss Matte Hare and Miss Julia Hare of Orville are guests of Miss Evie Bur in East Lake.
 Miss Irene Dixon of Henderson, Ky, il visiting Mrs. J, c, Hockett'
 Mrs. S. c. Cole is spending severa weeks at Waynesville, N. c. l Mrs. John Turner ot' Atlanta is visit ing her mother, Mrs. M McPherson. Miss Neva Andrews of Beaumont, Texa :, is the guest of Mrs. M. McPherson.
  T Miss Earlyne Mcconnell who has beer the guest of Miss Stella Mcconnell il } Norwood,- has returned to her home il } Fayette.
 Miss Etta McCaulley of Mississippi i visiting Mrs. John s. Foster.
  : Miss Dolly Kirk Is expected to arriv } this week from Montgomery to be tn 7 guest of Mrs. J. s. Foster.
 Mrs. C. R. Walker and her little sol of Ensley are visiting in Gadsden. Mrs. Hollon Harris Fletcher, who ha been seriously ill tor the past si weeks, has been rem6ved from the Davi infirmary to her home on Highlan avenue
 Mrs. w. J. Mitchell of 1'alladega i visiting her mother, Mrs. Price Dickens
 Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp of Jack sonville, Ala. has returned home afte { visiting Mir. and Mrs. C.. IVY. sharp. Broadnax returned yesterday from Ma rion where they attended house part at home of Mrs. j.. R. Roddy.
  Miss Charlotte Ellis is the guest of Mrs w. L.. Wright in Hefiin. IOFFICERS ARE GIVING I"OA ANUYOUU nygEyY9 AYUTEN