The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
R. [. |. NEIL FINDS
 HENDERSON STRONG
Says He Will Get 19,OOO Ma jority in Jefferson, Mont
 gomery, Mobile and Pike

R. F. L. Mel, assistant campaign manager for Charles Henderson. re- turned to Birmingham last night after an absence of several days. He re- ports that he found the state in ex- cel1ent shape for MT. Henderson.
 "This is an anti-Comer state" he said Two thirds of the people are against Conner There Is no question but that MT. Henderson will be nom mated. In Jefferson, Montgomery and Mobile and Pike,he will receive ma jority of 10000 votes Conner cannot overcome that lead
 'The people in every section want peace and an opportunity for pros perity. MT. Conner. had four years in which to wreal punishment on his enemies and everybody thinks that that was long enough.
 q predict Henderson's nomination by between 12,000 and 15,0o0 votes ------~-~--~~---- 8 to II o'cloc-, in celebration of the fifth anniversary of their wedding 1905 Ave nue G, Ensley."
 Mrs John Morrison and Mrs. Howard Mussey will entertain jointly at a linen shower at the home of the former on Ensley avenue, Friday afternoon, com plimentary to Miss Agnes McDowell whose marriage to MT. Claude J. Rogers will be solemnized the evening of May IA, at the First Presbyterian church of Ensley
 The members of the Young Ladies Mis- sionary society of the First Presbyterian church of this city will be entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss A ,1.rru t,,.~i taJ to attend.
 The members of the Recreation club will be entertained at their monthly meeting by Mrs. Fred Hammille on Wednesday afternoon at her home at Fairview. All members are invited to be. present
 A special programme has been arranged for the meeting of the Epworth league of the Methodist church of this city, which will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Miss Ruby Parker will lead the programme.
 Dr. Charney Gale sold his partnership interest Friday in the Gale Drug Co.,. of Pratt City. This firm comprises two stores, one at BOT First avenue and the other at 3O1 Carline avenue. The two remaining partners bought out the in- terest of Dr. Charney Gale, R. M Gale and E. E. Gale. This deal has been under consideration for several months, but no agreement could be reached.
 Class No. B of the Ensley Methodist church, of which Mrs. H. DeBardeleben is teacher, enjoyed picnic at Avon dale park yesterday. Dr. F. C. Watson and WIT. o. T. Troje, members of the hospital stan of the Ten- nessee company. have resigned their posi- tions with the company. Dr. Watson will take up business in Memphis. Tenn. and Dr. Troje will go to .;ermany to study medicine pr. Robert Hogan will suc- cecd pr. Watson as head of the stan of the hospital.
 The following Birmingham Southern of- ficials will spendNthe weekend at Bay view: c. M. Gile. IA V. Sexton and J. w. Clennan.
 Thomas McGinnis is visiting his aunt, Mrs. c. A. Morris. at Steel. w. E. Gould is off on a 10 weeks vaca- ton.
 J. M. and I. W. Cook are visiting reia- lives at Tuscaloosa Wilbur Gay, who was operated on for appendicitis. is improving Miss Mable Atkins is visiting relatives at Warriro
 Mrs. William Barnet Ia i'll at her home at Fairview.
 John Canes is visinns relatives at Fernbank.