The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-03

ings and all vouchsafed their hearty sup
port of these reunions.
After the business meeting, refresh
ments were served and social festivities
were INDUCED in. Much history of per-
sonal nature was discovered The class
finds that it has % married people. OF
this number. five are boys, and is girls.
The corresponding secretary had provided
a book in which each member was re-
quested to register, giving a short account
of what he or she was doing or what fu-
ture had been chosen. Many college
students were found and the future law
yers and doctors were many; but by far
| most of the girls stated their occupations
as teachers. In scholarship the class has
done we'll. Many of it's members have
already finished college, thus saving a
year and two of them proudly wear Fiji
Beta Kappa
Flowers and the sympathy of the class
were sent to Miss Nellie Haylow, who is
ILL.,
The activities continued until late in
the evening. 1t was the unanimous opin-
ion of all that the reunion had been d
great success. The greatest plea SURE that
any can have is that another reunion
will be held on September next year.
The pluck and the congeniality of this
class lives on even after its members
have long left the walls of their high
school alma mater. Thus shall it always
be-"vincit qui Patitud"-He conquers
who endures."
Mr.. Robert Murphy, Jr.. was host Fri
day evening at dance given by the Might
Hawks" club at his home. Dancing was
enjoyed by a large crowd until Il late
hour In the absence of Mrs. Murphy Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Kennedy chaperoned.
Those present were Misses Lillian Jen-
kins, Miss Matte Joe Childress, Miss
Mary Charles Cole. Miss Adele Z. Cast OF
Louisville, Ky. Miss Elenor Casey. Miss
Eileen Donahoo. Miss Alice Erwin, Miss
Lee Ola Dewberry. Miss Marie Steck,
Miss Hazel Halberg. Miss Maxine Harris
Miss Frances Dodge, Miss Esther KEN
nedy, Miss Mary Cunningham, Miss
Emily Thompson. Miss Mabele Kennedy.
Miss Lola May Wood, Mr.. Robert Muir
ply, Mr.. j. S. Kennedy, Mr.. Homer
Russo, Mr.. Meyer Kronenberg. Mr.. Joe
Burnett. Mr. Burdette Garrison. MI.
Warren Word, Mr.. A. d. Harris, Mr.
John Todd Mr.. Henry Baker, Mr.. Mar
shall Hogan, Mr. Bob Glenn. Mr.. Austin
Cain, Mr.. Albert Toney Mr. D. G..
Thomas. Mr.. Hub Hahn. Mr.. Dan BYRD,
Mr. Ellis Loveless, Mr.. Isham Gillespie
Mr. Ganett Hagan. Mr. Pete Davis. MIR
Hofford Todd, Mr. John Howard, MI.
Dewey Davis. Mr.. Philip Bethea, Mr.
Mewin Black. Mr. Bill Hulsey. Mr.. Gale
Lewis. Mr.. Jack Wilmington. Mr.. Bill
Montgomery. Mr.. Shelton Simmons. Mr.,
Elmer Harper. Mr. Hays Carraway, MIR.
Jim Durett. Mr.. John Craig. Mr.. John
Griffin, Mr.. Leon Hammick. Mr., Ruckcr
Agee, Mr.. Grayson Orr. Mr.. James Bake.
Mr. Bill Cunningham. Mr.. Albert Suffing
ton. Mr. Charlie Brown. Mr. Asa Roun-
tree. Mr.. Joe Thornton. Mr.. Deedley
Fits. Mr.. James Childers. and Mr..
Electris Griffin.
The Cosmos club entertained at the first
meeting of the season Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. s. G. Cutler at
Shadyside. The members answered to the
roll call with quotations with sentiments
on the Bible.
There was a debate, Resolved. That
the United States grant the Philippines
their independence"
Affirmative Mrs. McKenzie: negative.
Mrs. Suggs
The Rev Father Hyde gave very in.
teresting talk on The Position of the Old
Testament and the influence on the
World NLiterature.''
Among the guests were Mrs. W.. b.
Game. Mrs. T. B. Davis Mrs. Neal Dug
ger. Mrs. ;. A. Dupuy. Mrs. j. A. Eubank.
Mrs, w. o. Garrett, Mrs. A. J. Cribs.
nd .HI .