The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27

 Mofflt, w. S. Hockaday, w. H. Harris, L. M. Northcutt, A. D. Peck, A. J. De- Shazo, Annie Montgomery. J. o. Chancey Thomas M Mitchell, L.. c. Slaton, w. B. Asker, w. A Smith, Frank Morse, N. M Tarpley, Frank Jones, D. C.. Brassfield, and Misses Ola Hamilton, N. Welsh and Florrie Lee Brassfield.
 The illiteracy report from Central Park showed less than a score of persons over the age of 10 who cannot read or write.
 Only per cent of the children in Central Park school have been found to be backward, and these have physical de- fects which account for their deficiencies. MT. Dan Bomar and family have moved to North Fifteenth street.
 The Rev. J. w. Akin has returned from Shawmut, Ala, where he recently assist ed the Rev. W. T. Daniels in a wide spread revival meeting.
 Mrs. Henry Forster of Tuscaloosa, wis., tied Mrs. E. l.. Mccall on Poplar street during the week.
 Mrs. BucKner of Osceola Is visiting in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. IT. c. Sims is visiting her brother, MT. w. L. Hubbard, at Sycamore.
 Mrs. 'F. Heitlinger has been called to Sheffield on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Collins.
 Mrs. J. s. Acton of Anniston spent the weekend with his family at South Park.
 Miss Julia Tidmore is visiting in Blount. Mrs. c. G. Watkins of Vineville spent Tuesday with Mrs. Fred Watkins at Fairview.
 MT A. Whitman of Atlanta was the weekend guest of Mir. W. c. McAfee at Martin station.
 Miss Mary Gillespie returned to her home in West End Thursday, after visit ing Miss May Belle Scott at vineville
 Master Robert Henderson of Powderly visited Master Claud Pike this week.
 Mrs John Fully had as guests Wednes- day Mrs. Sam Wallace of Wylam and Mrs A. l.. Griffiths of Bessemer
 Miss Glenne Merrill visited her aunt Mrs. L. Ayres, at Wylam Sunday.
 Mrs. Lewis of Vineville visited her uncle, MT. Vines, in Louisiana this week. MT. and Mrs. Smith of Hamilton street were visited by Miss Sarah Smith of Holman recently.
 Mrs. George J. Nagel of Pike street is hostess to her sister, Miss Nagel of Ems ley.
 Master Raymond Thompson of Conner spent Wednesday with his aunt, Mrs Gilmore, at Osceola.
 Mrs. Lacey of Osceola was a visitor to Mrs IT. c. Sims Wednesday,
 MT. J. C. Burgin of Pike street was visited by his nephew, James Hawkins, of South Highlands Monday
 Mrs. H. c. Sims was hostess to her brother MT. Thomas Lacy, recently
 MT. Otis Smith is spending sometime with Mrs. H. E. Wilson at Conner
 Mrs. Melton's sister of Walnut Grove was with her during the week
 Mrs. IT. A. Elliott of Tuscaloosa is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. Hollingsworth, at Conner.
 Misses Ruth and Hazel Jacks of North Birmingham are visiting Mrs. Vines at Vineville.
 Mrs. D. l.. Mccall is hostess to Mrs Mary Bush of Tuscaloosa this week. Miss Blanche Pike spent Sunday with Mrs. Henderson at Powderly
 Mrs. George Hamilton visited Mrs. D. H. Hamilton on Pike street Sunday. Mrs. J. R. Smith of Hamilton street had as Tuesdays guest Mrs George Hamilton.
 Miss Ruth Aldridge of South Highlands visited Mrs. D. S. Peebles during the week.
 Miss Rosa Wilson of Oxford is spend ing sometime with Mrs. w. s. Hockaday. MT. R. T. Bonnell of Chicago, who has been with his mother. Mrs. E. Bonnell, will return to his position with the Chicago press.
 Miss Sarah Smith of Central Park is visiting Miss Sarah Smith at Holman.
 Master Grady Wheeler and sister, Dali sy, of Gadsden, are spending a few days with Miss Elizabeth Hit
 Mrs. J. l.. Pike and little son are in Bessemer with Mrs. Crotwell. Mrs. Pike's mother.
 Mr. J. D. Smith is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Hankins, on South Highlands