The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-30

| engagements were perfected for the begin
ming of teacher training course to be
| begun at once. The class will meet
| Wednesday and Friday evenings of each
week. with all the teachers of the Sun
| day school and others interested in be-
| coming trained workers in attendance.
Especially is a large representation of
young women and young men who may
| become teachers in the future expected
| to take advantage of the experience and
study of these meetings. The president
of the class will always preside at the
meetings.
| Among recent visitors in the park are:
Miss Veda Coe, East Lake, and Mrs.
Goodwin and daughter of Ensley, visiting
Mrs. Frank Morse; Mr.. Harry Letson of
| Ensley, visiting Mrs B. E. Lambert; Mr..
| Arthur Vase of Haleyville, at Mrs. Ac-
| tons; Miss Celeste Nesbitt of Thirtieth
street. south, at Mrs. Charles Lamar's;
Mrs. Annie Downey and son Vincent of
| Kansas City, with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
| Harrison; Robert and Helen Neidrich of
| New Decatur at Mrs. Gus Mobes'.
| Those who visited out of Central Park
during the week are: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Northcut, Cynthiana, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus NODES of New Decatur and Garden
| City, Ala, and Henderson, Ky; Rev. J.
f. Sturdevant of Montgomery.
The following have been on the list of
sick: Mrs. W. c. McAfee tonsilitis; Mrs.
Morris, who Is improving rapidly at her
home after an operation in the Birming-
ham infirmary for appendicitis; Allen
Mcclure, whose fore-finger was cut from
the left hand in an accident at the Ems
ley steel plant Friday; Jim Smith, who
is recovering from an operation at the
Birmingham infirmary for appendicitis;
little Miss Berry and Miss Irene Smith,
both convalescing; Mrs. r. L. Etheridge
who has been suffering from vaccination
with her arm.
Miss Edith DeShazo is at home after a
term in the Girls Technical institute,
where she has been taking a teacher
training course.
The personnel of the teachers for the
Central Park school the ensuing year will
be the same last year so far as the
board of education is concerned. All have
not announced their acceptance as yet,
but it is generally understood that most
of them will return.
The Central Park Civic league will be-
gin at once on the matter of sanitation
in this section. 1t is understood that
all vacant lots and unused alleys and
the like are to be looked after by COM
nittee. The destruction and prevention
of flies and mosquitoes will claim the
attention of the committee especially APP
, pointed for this purpose. In many places
oil has been poured on stagnant water.
and relief has come from the pest of
| mosquitoes.
The Womans Missionary society of the
M E. church will meet again Monday,
August T.
There will be a sack social at Mr..
Alex Shaw's, in Sycamore street, Thurs
day evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church.
for the benefit of the church fund. All
are invited. Guests will pay 2 cents for
each number of his hose, aithmetical
progressive.
The Rainbow Study circle will resume
meetings in September.
Mrs. j. C. Cook of Willie street and
little son John, have returned from Jack
son. Miss, where they visited relatives
Mrs Josephine Smith has returned to
Jackson, Miss, after an extended visit
to her granddaughter. Mrs Odell
Mrs Oscar Mathews and son. Herbert
are visiting in Jacksonville, Ala.
Mrs Anna Downey and son, Benson, of
Kansas City, are spending sometime with
Mrs. F. F. Harrison, in Marion ave-
nue..
Little Miss Mary Francis McAfee has
been suffering severely from her eyes.
Mrs. ]. S. Acton has been quite i'll, but
is improving rapidly.
There are very few cases Of typhoid
fever in the park.