The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
INGLENOOK

l # 1 MT. c. E. Jones of Knoxville. Tenn. i is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. F. Wall ] Ter
 i MT. Adrian Weldon of Chelsea was
 recent viistor of MT. Finis Keith. Miss Verona Reece of Village Springs l spent last week with her brother. Prof. Forney Reece.
 Mir. B. A. Hubbard, who underwent 1 a successful operation at the Birming- 1 ham infirmary. has returned home. Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Barrett and fam l fly spent Thanksgiving with relatives ] in Bessemer
 I MT Dyer Farley visited his parents 1 in Leeds last week.
 The Methodist choir will give spe-
 cial song service tonight at the church l at 7;30 o'clock. The choir is doing | splendid work under the directorship of Miss Roland of Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. w. Fortenberry entertained | informally on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Verona Reece of Village 1 Springs. Suitable games and music were enjoyed and several kinds of fruits were served to the following guests: Miss Verona Reece, Miss Mag | gie Began, Miss Blanche Hall. Miss ] Lillian Barrett Miss Elizabeth Christ 1 lieb, Miss Jessie Clements, Miss Mill dred Fortenberry. Prof. Forney Reece, Mir. Alfred Clements, Mr. Ed Forten- berry, Mir. Earl Fortenberry. | The Baptist Misisonay society held l its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. J. F. Waller on last Friday aft ernoon. The house was beautifully dec orated with ferns and autumn leaves. I and as the guests were received in the reception hall a. delicious fruit punch was served by the president of the so- 1 ciety Mrs A. H. Bobo. In the drawing room splendid Thanksgiving pro | gramme was carried out. each member mentioning at least one cause for giv , ing thanks. After the programme the guests were shown into the prettily appointed dining room where salad course and coffee were served by Mrs. Waller, Mrs. Mckinney and Mrs. Will Hams to the following: Mrs. J. w. iFortenberry. Mrs. J. N. White. Mrs. 1 Tally Praytor, Mrs. Jessie Williams. Mrs. A. H. Bobo. Mrs. F. E. Caine. Mrs. fC. B. McDpnal, Mrs. J. l.. Swann, Mrs. J. M. Fowler, Mrs. w. B. Fowler, Mrs. | J. F. Waller Mrs. J. w. Mckinney.
 The home of Miss Pauline Strickland presented an attractive scene Friday ievening when she entertained the mem- bers of her Sunday school class and a. number of invited friends. Autumn leaves and ferns were placed about the rooms while pumpkins and other ideas were used suggestive of the Thanksgiving sea- son. Interesting contests were given in which the following prizes were awarded: First prize, a box of candy, while the second one was a hand-panted calendar. Music was enjoyed throughout the even ing. Delightful refreshments were passed to Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Lena Dorricutt Miss Cordia Dobbs. Miss Ruth Isom
 Miss Rebecca Bazemore, Miss Maggie and Dovie Williams, Miss Frances Mcclellan, Miss Mabel Barton,s Miss Ethel Strick- land, Miss Clersie Keith. MT Carson Rockett, MT. Alton Rocket. MT. Orange shelton, Mir Floyd Goodwin, MT. Ray mond Strickland, Mr. J. B. Johnson, MT and Mrs. George Leblanc,
 Mir and Mrs. Val Freeman entertained recently with dinner party compliment ing d charming visitor, Miss Emma La- mar, of Montgomery, who is the guest of Mrs. Jesse Chantz. Those who gath cred around the beautiful appointed table which held as it's centerpiece a vase of lovely chry ysanthemums were: Mir and Mrs. F. o. Edney, Dr. and Mrs. $. E. Wallace, Mrs. Jesse Chantz, Miss Emma Lamar and MT. and Mrs. Freeman. Miss Lois Goodwin was the honoree at pretty party Thursday afternoon at i the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. l.. F. Goodwin. given in honor of her i 14th birthday. Autumn leaves and flowers were tastefully arranged about the rooms. Various games were enjoyed. After the games the young folks entered the dining room where a dainty ice course was served to the following: Miss Vivian Kennedy, Miss Marine, Miss Mildred Gun ningham, Miss Louise Brandt, Miss Pauline Strickland Miss Ethel Strick- I land. Miss Lillys Rocket Miss Frances Razemore Miss MargarSt Mckinney, Mss Lonise Harvey, Miss Ida Crawford, Miss
 Edith Downey, Miss Johnnie Mae Good win Miss Maxine Goodwin, MT. Turner Waide MT. Dean Holt Mr. William and Sam Coggins, MT. Floyd Goodwin, MT. 1 Carl Mckinney. Miss Pearl Burns Miss
 Edna Isom. Miss Eloise Downey. Miss Helen Downey. Mrs. B. W. Finck and Mrs. John Goodwin, and others
 ] Miss Hattie Outlaw of Adamsville was | the guest of friends in Inglenoos this week.
 | Miss Katie Rice is the guest of rela- 1 tives in Bowling Green, Ky.
 ! Mr. Herbert McAnnaily of Warrior | spent few days this week with friends l MT. and Mrs. J. F. Bowling left Mon | day for Bowling Green. Ky. to be the
 1 guest of relatives.
 Mir Arthur Roberts spent Thanksgiv-
 ling holidays with relatives in Atlanta.
 Mrs. J W. Adams and sons are at
 nome after i brief visit with her mother,
 Mrs J. & Eonts of Warrior.
 Miss Ruth Walker of Athens Is the
 guest of her sister, Miss Ola WAlker ! il- rIill4 ioff ftw.<