The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-16

three years old. who disappeared from his home early yesterday morning. are considerably worried over his wherea bouts
 and have asked the Ensley police depart
 ment to help to locate him. The little fellow was last seen about : Q clock yes terday morning playing in front of his home, and his parents had not heard from him late yesterday afternoon Any
 news which will help locate the little boy will be appreciated by his parents. MT. and Mrs. Arlie Thornton. residing at 2101
 Avenue C.
 Will Booth. negro, was shot through
 the stomach Friday night about 10:3l o clock by another negro named Robert
 Grey, alias Pete Grey, who escaped. The shooting happened in Mississippi Town, which is located near Pratt City Grey, following the shooting. took to the woods
 nearby and made good his escape. | Special musical services will be con- ducted at the First Presbyterian churc h Of this city a the evening services to-
 day. The choir will render special selec- tions and will be assisted by Mrs. Thomson of Birmingham. vioinist who | will render "The Holy City" as an of- fertory. Mrs. Conrad Boterweg will pre- side at the organ.
 | The two playground associations of this | city have everything In readiness for the | big athletic meet Of all CT the playgrounds of the Birmingham distrct which will be | held at the fair grounds next Tuesday afternoon from to ! o'clock. Practice | has been held daily Nearly 200 children Of both of the paygrounls of this city Will take part in the exercises and they | Will leave their respective playground, Tuesday afternoon in auto trucks and will parade tlrplIph ..f | this city. They will carry the coors of
 their paygrounds together with num- Der of banners. There VIII be q meeting Of the members of the association tomor-
 row afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ensley park. Several matters of importance will
 De taken up and final arrangements for
 the big playground meet will be made.
 All members of the association with all 1 persons who are interested in this move
 ment areN invited to be present 1 The meeting of the bands of the Ladies Aid society of the Ensley Baptist church | for Monday afternoon at o'clock are as
 follows: The Builders, with Mrs A. K. i Wright; the Workers. with Mrs Irbv
 zegler, and the Highland band with Mrs. W. I. Burgin. All members of these
 bands are invited to attend The Ladies Auxiliary Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hiberninns of Pratt city. will give an ice cream supper and dance next Tuesday night at the city
 hall in Pratt City This affair was post poned from last Thursday evening until 1 Tuesday evening on account of the weather.
 chriss Marugg is spending his vacation in Tracy City, Tenn
 MT and Mrs. J. J. Walker left yes terday afternoon on a visit to friends in Waynesville. N. c.
 Miss Belle Guthrie expects to leave to-
 day for Abilene, Miss, to visit friends. w. W. Ellis has returned from a busi- ness trip to St. Louis.
 Miss Elenora Heating, who was op- erated on last Thursday for appendicitis Is improving.
 Mrs. w. T. O'Hara of Talladega is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. S. Faulkner Mrs. T. A. Oggs and son Lawrence left yesterday to visit friends in Kansas City. Mo.
 Mrs. J. s. Hall and son Shelby have returned from visit to points in the north.
 Miss Annie Campbell has returned from two weeks visit to friends in Texas Miss Mary Guthrie and Miss Claude Mae Lambert left yesterday afternoon for Tybee.