The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-30
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Mrs. J. L. Anderson delightfully."- en-
tertained her Sunday school class with
a spend the day party Friday. The
morning was spent in fancy work,
music, games and kodaking and at noon
a plate luncheon was served to Miss
Louise Cosby, Miss Nordman. Miss
Ethel Parson, Miss Matte Lou Smith.
Miss Peanette Walker, Miss Mabel
Barton, Miss Loretta Bailey, Miss
Westbrook, Miss Mildred Ford. Miss
Patricia Middleton, Miss Inez Perkins
Miss Lilly Rocket and others.
The monthly social of the Epworth
league was held recently and was most
enjoyable. The young folks met at the
church when an interesting programme
had been arranged by Mr.. Dan Heaton,
after which the party went to the ice
plant where Mr.. r. H. Woodrow acted
as host. The party was shown through
the plant which proved very enter
tanning. Much to the surprise of all
We were shown on the large porch
where a watermelon cutting had been
arranged and was enjoyed by 40 guests.
At late hour the guests departed for
their homes, voting Mr.. Woodrow a
delightful host.
Mrs. J. o. Orr will be hostess to the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Callie Sherrell has returned to
her home in Oneonta, after visit with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Beavers.
Miss Jessie Will Chancellor and Mr..
Allen Chancellor Of Macon are the
guests of Miss Rebecca Bazemore.
| Mrs. Rosa Mae Oswell has returned
from a visit with relatives In Mobile.
Mr.. Clifford Bazemore is the guest
of his parents In Macon.
Miss Regina Downing and Miss May
belle Downey are home after several
weeks stay with relatives in Knox
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Hendrix have
named their little daughter Catherine
Elizabeth Hendrix.
Russell Mcdonald and Reginald Nc
near Huffman.
! Miss Christine Rocket has returned
| from a visit with relatives at Collins
willie.
Mr.. Clarence Harvey leaves today for
Louisville, where he will spend some
| time.
| Mr.. ]. F. Carlisle is spending some-
time with his parents at Huffman. His
| father is quite i'll.
| Mr.. Sam Hairless, who has been Ill
| with malaria. is very much improved.
| Miss Marion Walker entertained her
Sunday school class with moonlight
picnic Friday evening. The young folks
mortored to Five Mile creek. The class
is composed of boys and each one in
vited friend. Arriving at their desti-
nation a huge bonfire was made, around
which many games were played and
interesting stories related. A picnic
spread was enjoyed by the invited
guests and the following members of
the class: Earl Downey, AL Gordon,
Rives, Clyde Kinney, William Walker.
Eugene Nowlin, Glen Harvey and Frank
Smith.
| Mrs. r. L. Green entertained recently
at children's party complimenting her
daughter, Anna Lee. upon her tenth
/ birthday The rooms were made at
tractive with ferns and garden flowers.
Punch was served by-Miss Velma Law
ender, Miss Connie Lavender and Miss
Louise Harvey. In a button contest
Lamoyne Lavender was awarded first
prize, a box of candy. while Ben
Mitchell received second prize. bag
Iof marbles. After other games an Ice
course was server to 80 little folks.
The honoree was the recipient OF many
lpretty and useful gifts.
The Sans souci club had a delight