The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-12

| cordially invited to hear him. He IS a | splendid speaker and an excellent mu- sical programme has been arranged for | the occasion.
 l Mrs Winnie c. Glenn, v years of age,
 died last night at 9 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. D. Houston,
 of Houston Springs. following a long ill.,
 ness. She was a daughter of the late l Thomas Rich of Trussville, and was twice married, her first husband being
 Houston Pate, who died during the civil
 war. By this union there was one child, l Mrs. w. D. Houston. Her second hus- band was Elias Glenn of Village Falls, there being one child by this union, Mrs.
 R. E. Little of Birmingham. The de- ceased was well beloved by all who knew 1 her, and was for sixty years a devoted l member of the Baptist church. She is l survived by one sister, Mrs. Martha Tucker of McCalla; two daughters, Il I grandchildren and Il great grandchildren, l besides a large number of other rela- tives. The funeral will be held Sunday l afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Brighton | Baptist church, the Rev. Preston Blake | of the Southside Baptist church of Bir- i mingham, assisted by the Rev. W. O. Horton, of the Brighton Methodist church, conducting the services Inter Il ment will follow at the Brighton ceme- ] tery, with Huey & Mcconnell in charge I The pallbearers will be: Active, G. w Houston, D. R. Houston, R. A. Houston s. B. Houston, J. B. Houston and J. R Lawley, her five grandsons and one son. in-law. Honorary: H. M. Stiles, T. J T McQuade, W. D. Houston, Jr., c. R. II Perkins, M. s. Ware, J. J. Jennings, E. D. Rich, J. s. Britain. William Alfred
 Fritz Hoffmire, c. T. Roper ana G. w Newsome.
 The Rev. O. P. Bentley of Camilla, Ga will preach at the First Baptist church I Sunday morning at Il o'clock and at the | evening hour the pastor, the Rev. M. K Thornton, will fill the pulpit, taking as his subject, "As Fool Dieth'' c Sam
 3:33).
 l Hamilton Simms of Birmingham has accepted a position with the automobile 1 sales department of the Long-Lewis 1 Hardware company In this city. MT Simms is well known in Bessemer, and l, his many friends wish him much suc- cess in his new field.
 Herbert Honeycutt, the young son oi MT. and Mrs. Eugene Honeycutt, proved l a delightful host last evening when he l entertained quite number of his friends I at Rock party at the home of his ] parents on Nineteenth street. The recep- ] ton rooms were tastefully decorated roi 1 the occasion in white and green. the St Patrick Day idea being carried out A l beautifully banked punch bowl was sta toned in an. alcove of the hall from which5 refreshing green punch wal Il served to the guests upon their arrival Eight tables were used for the players of progressive rock. score being kept or | dainty score cards of shamrocks. At the | 1 awarded to Miss Mammie Joe Read an6 l William Winters. Following this dancing was enjoyed During the evening a de. licious ice course was served. The hos was assisted in his duties of the hour by his mother, Mrs. Eugene Honeycutt.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen of Tusca. loosa are moving to Bessemer and will be at home on Sixth avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
 ! Miss Octa Moorer Miss Audrey McFer II rin and Leon Crocker of Selma are tht