The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-01
Society
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MT. Watson Walker. MT. Fletcher Franks, MT. Robert Lee Tate, MT. Thad Be,sher, Mir. Wilburn Ward, Mir Ray mond McPhaul. MT. Tom Mccullough MT. A. A. Bolin, Mr. and Mrs. " L. Tate
 A social meeting of the officers and teachers of Ruhama Baptist church was held Friday evening with Prof H. C.. Grant in charge. As the guests entered they were greeted by teachers of the pri- mary department and punch was served by Miss Mary Swindall, Mrs. N. A. Bar rett, Miss Irene Peerson and MT. A C. Swirdall Beside the reports given by various officers, three delightful talks were made as follows: By Miss Lula Bradford Mrs C. F. Shumate and pr. J. M. Shelburne. Two magnificent violin solos were rendered by MT. Newt Sharp. Sunday school field day was planned for August 19. The entire Sunday school and church are to take part in this exercise which will take place on the lawn at Howard college.
 MT and Mrs. G. W. Burt, Jr., and little daughter Lena Mae, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Myers.
 The Campfire Girls, chaperoned by Miss Eileen Lampllin, will go Tuesday for a hike. They leave in time to take break fast in Ellard's cave.
 The Baracas of Ruhama Baptist church and their friends had happy moonlight picnic on Thursday evening, going to Village Springs.
 Mrs. w s. Scott will be hostess Wednes- day afternoon at 30 o'clock to the Dorcas society. This will be quite an important meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Wilkerson have gone to make their future home in Ec- lectic.
 Mrs Nell Smith left Saturday to visit relatives in Montgomery, where she win spend the month of August
 An attractive affair was given by Mrs. J. A. Hendricks for her house guests, Miss Thelma Hawkins and Miss Gladys Black of Fit. Deposit and Miss Lorine Barnes of Selma. Punch was served as the guests entered Mrs. Hendricks attractive home by Miss Evie Burt and Miss Hattie Carlos Raney. A color motif of yellow was used throughout. Old-fashioned games and music made very happy evening. Mrs. Hendricks was assisted in serving tempting ice course by Mrs. w. J. Martin. Among those present were: Miss Ger trude Wood. Miss Geraldine Armstrong; Miss Jessie Macon Miss Lucy Jones, Miss Matte Carlos Raney, Miss Mabel McCul- tough. Miss Lois Hendricks, Miss Mary 6windall. Miss Lois Washington, Miss Rosa Bancroft Miss Martha Truss, Miss Thel- ma Hawkins. Miss Gladys Black, Miss Lorine Barnes, Miss Mabel Beasley, Miss Evie Burt; MT. c. B. Kingry, Mir J. D. Jackson, MT. Tom Mccullough, MT. Robert Lee Tate, MT. Tom Truss, Mir Gladstone Jackson, MT. A. A. Boln, Mir Robert Robinson, Mir. Dean Blacl1welder, MT. Roney Hilliard MT. Fred Carlisle, Mir Watson Walker, MT Fletcher Franks, MT. C. c. Jones, Jr., MT. Capart Wood, MT. Russell Hawley and Prof. Hugh Grant.
 One of the most interesting affairs of the week was given by Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mrs. Laura E. Robinson at the home of the former to honor the young ladies who assisted at their tables last week at the Birmingham Railway, Light and Pow CT lunch room. After ices and cakes were served the following were invited to the park for a swimming party: Miss Jessie Macon. Miss Burma Hilliard, Miss Eileen Lampkin, Miss Frances Macon, Miss Alena Hunt Miss Rosa Bancroft, Miss Rosa Bancroft. Miss Dana Hiliard, Miss Rosa