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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14

Crested Butte, Colorado, Mays 1th, 1917
To Frank Mckee:
You are hereby notified that have expend rd
during the five years, 1912, 1918, 1914, 1919, 1916
one hundred dollars upon the Ada Bell Min
ing claim. situated in the Tin Cup
mining District, County of Gunnison and Stat,
of Colorado. the lo cation certificate of Whit Il
is recorded in the o fce Of the Clerk
and Recorder of GnYnison County. Colorado.
in order to hold said claim under the provision
of Section 2'2l of the revised Statutes of the
United States and amendTcnt thereto ap-
proved January 22ni, lss0. concerning annual
labor upon mining claims, being the an
mount required to hold laid lo.'
for the periods crding the 3ist day nf
December \. d. 1912, 1919, 1911 1915, 1916, ard il
within ninty days after the publication of TIN
notice, you tail or refuse TO contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as Il co-owner.
for each uf said years, your interest i'll
said claim will become the property of tie
subscriber, your co-owuer, wh2 las made tile
required expenditure by tho terms OF said
section.
Frank McGill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14

John Woodring went up to Pitts
burg to open the road and trail to
the Excelsior mine in Baxter basin
for Salida parties who have this pro-
perty leased, he will also open up
the tunnel workings So they can be-
gin taking out ore whenever the
supplies are gotten up to the mine
1t is understood that fine bod y
OF high grade silver ore was opened
In the present workings of this pro-
perty last season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14

Largest and Freshest Eggs ever,
Accents Per Doz at Robinson's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14

Word from the owners of a group
OF properties in Paradise gulch,
states they are contemplating put
ting up mill to treat the ores from
their mines which are principally
sulphides and should be handled
with success by the oil floatation
prsress. -. 49,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Ordinance Number ia

An ordinance regulating pool
rooms, billiardhalls, bowlingalleys
and similar places of amusement
and fixing the penalty for the
violation thereof.
Be it ordained by the board of
Trustees of thh town of Crested
Butte, Colo. Section /. That every
pool hall, billiard, bowling alley
and similar placer of public amuse-
ments with inthe corporate limits
of the Town If Crested Butte,
Colorado, shall he c.rsed and kept
closed from the hour of eleven
O'Clock Post Meridian until Six
O'Clock in the morning of every
day in the week; that during the
time and times herein specified in
which said pool rooms, billiard
halls, bowling alleys and similar
places of public amusements are
to be kept closed, no person or
persons whomsoever, other than
those connected with the busi
ness of carrying on or keeping
said pool room, billiard hall, bowl
alleys or other places as aforesaid,
shall be PERMITTED to be or remain
in or around the same, but all
and every such person or persons
shall be expelled and kept out of
same.
Seclion ?. That any every per
son coevicted thc Vio.atioI q
any If the provision Of ,his or
dinance Shalt be nmished hg' iinq
of not to exceed twenty five. for
each and ever oif,nce
Section 3 That 10 promote the
proper Observance Of shis oldi
nance. any person o.. persons who
shall report violation Of he
hereof, and such information be
ing suspiined before court Of
proper iqfisdiction, sGch pesson
or rers1as SHAH re aire IN a.
moan' equal 70 one-hali of lhe
fine imposed on account of such
violation
Section Z. Al ordinances and
parts Of ordinancesjin In conflict
herewith are hereby repealed
, Passed this 4th day Of June
Z D. 1917
Johp Aro,s
Mayor
Attest E.G Gladstone
Clerk
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Forfeiture Notice

Crested Butte, Colorado, Mays 1th, 1917
To Franl, Mckee:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14
Benefit Dance

Big dance Friday night June Is at
the Glacier School. .house'for the ben
fitof the Red Gross. work in Gunnison
COG time assured to all, Come
and help the good cause.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-06-14

Garden seeds, Onion sets. Timothy
and Clover seed Gar den rakes, hoes
pitchfork ,irrigating shovels tried and
true axes. nailhaimmers, nails, shin
giles building and TeIco rubber roof
Ing parcr, flooring and finishing
lumber at Robinson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
EAST LAKE

Mrs. A. H. Olive was hostess Wednes- day to the Twentieth Century House. keepers club. Mrs. P. P, Burns presided. Papers were read by Mrs. c. C. Jones' Mrs w E. Prescott and Miss Haywood Motion.
 A delightful musical programme had been planned, giving musical selections by Mcdowell" Those taking part were Mrs. A. II. Olive and Mrs. Amelia Elm bry. Refreshments were served in two courses. Those enjoying this meeting, be- sides club members, were: Mrs. A. D. smith Mrs. Amelia Embry, Mrs. H. E.. Warrington and Mrs Fleetwood Rice. A meeting of the Barrett School Im- provement association was held this week. The banner for best attendance of moth- CTS was awarded for the fourth time to Miss Palmers room. The programme for the afternoon was a demonstration by the Housekeepers club of lunches for sick children, the preparation of a meal and the setting of 8 table for guests. Those taking part were: Mrs. J. c. Daw- son, Mrs. H. Fl. Hibbs, Mrs. c. C. Jones, Mrs. W. N. Griffin, Mrs P. P. Burns Mrs. T. R. Eagles, Mrs. w. J. Waldrop Mrs. A. H. Darden, Mrs. A. H. Olive Mrs. J. D. Truss. Mrs. l.. A. Heene, Miss Mary Motion and Miss Haywood Mol ton. Refreshments were served at the close to 90 mothers and visitors.
 Mrs. J. H. Roper entertained the Matrons club on Tuesday afternoon Easter lilies and violets were used in the effective decorations In the draw ing contest the prize was awarded to Mrs. w. A. Hill. Easter designs were seen in the ices served to the following guests: Miss Marie Bost, Miss Wilma Gillespie, Mrs. Anderson Mcconnell Mrs. Y. l.. Senn, Mrs. J. G. Senn, Mrs w. L.. Tate, Mrs. M. H. Hibbs, Mrs. w. A. Hill, Mrs D. E. Mckinley, Mrs. T. D. Moor, Mrs c. T. Shumate and T. R. Eagles.
 Miss Odette Tyler left Friday for her home in Roanoke, accompanied by Mrs. E. G. Burchfiel, who is visiting Mrs. R. E. Tyler
 A story hour will be held each Satur- day at l o'clock in the East Lake public library. Boys and girls are invited to be present.
 Mrs W. N. Griffin will be luncheon hostess Monday in honor of Miss Mary
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Reynolds, who is the guest of Miss Abena Hunt
 The Shakespeare club will meet next Thursday with Mrs. Dixon McLendon and will be addressed by Prof P. P. Burns.
 Quite a number of young people are in Decatur attending the State B. Y. F. [. convention in session there. In the party that left Friday were: Miss Mary Swindall, Miss Vera Mae Brewer, Miss Belle Redd, Miss Ruth Schimmel, Miss Winnie Caver. Miss Mary Lee Caver, Miss Beatrice Caver, Miss Marie Ward Mir. w. K. Vardeman and MT. Alden Crull.
 Miss Marie Bost of South Carolina will spend sometime with her sister, Mrs. T. R. Eagles.
 Mrs. C. c. Jones is visiting relatives in Atlanta. She will also visit her daughter in LaGrange, Ga. before her return.
 Miss Alena Hunt is at home for the weekend, but will return Monday to Judson college.
 Mrs. Fleetwood Rice of Tuscaloosa spent the past week as the guest of Mrs. Way land Jones.
 Mrs E. A. Jones is quite i'll at her home.
 The Pierian club will meet on next Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. D. Smith.
 Mrs. J. P. Leroy has returned from Montgomery, where she attended the state convention of Mothers congress.
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ing secretary Mrs. J. s. Morris, Wiscon- sin; treasurer, Mrs F. l.. Bradford, New York; auditor, Mrs J. E. Kinney, Der yer.
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I the counselor, Mrs. w. M. Blackwelder. ! on South Hawkins street, Tuesday night.
 Miss Rosa and Miss Pearl Gilbert will be
 joint hostesses and Mrs. Ella Bankston will be leader of the evening. The w. M. '. of the Baptist church
 will meet at the church Monday after
 noon at 2:3O o'clock. | The Mission Study class of the Method | ist Missionary society will meet Monday 1 afternoon at o'clock at the home cf | Mrs. A. J. Ozanne. | In the absence of Rev. MT. R. T. Tyler, l Rev. Mir Enmerson will occupy the pull | pit of the West End Methodist church at
 the II o'clock service, and Rev. MT. J. w. Norton at the evening service, at 7;45. | The Wednesday afternoon Social club | will have as hostess Mrs. C. G. Alley at
 her home on First avenue. ! Mir Fred Whaley has returned from a
 three weeks trip to Mobile. | Mrs. Williams II. Beers. Sr.. and Miss | Helen Beers. from Watertown, Conn.
 are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. H.
 Beers, Jr.
 MT. Fred sittason of Albany is the | guest of his sister, Mrs. J. E. Price. on | Popular street,
 Rev Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Tyler and little
 Beth Tyler are in Tuscaloosa where Dr. i Tyler is conducting a meeting. l MT. J. D. Russum, who has been under ! treatment for several months al St. Vim cents hospital, on account of a serious accident, will soon be brought home, very 1 much improved | Mir w. F. Shillitto has been confined
 to his home for sometime owing to se-
 rious illness.
 MT. G. A. Allison has returned from
 Dallas, Tex, where he has spent several weeks on business. | MT Henderson, who resided on Steiner avenue, has purchased a new home on | R1rr.I er+t- I,,- Al1 l him family.
 /, Mrs. Willis has gone to Terre Haute,
 Ind, to make her home with her son. Mrs. H. T. Renfro will arrive Sunday i from Petersburg, Ind to be the guest of l Mrs. W. J. Tucker and Mrs. w. o. Por-
 ter on Oak street
 MT. w. J. Tucker stopped over few 1 days with his family en route from At l lanta to Jackson, Miss :. Mrs. T. w. Shealy Is on visit to Mrs. | J. B. sheally, after having spent several months in Kimbrough, Ga, with her daughter.
 Mrs. Sam Flippin and baby. who have
 spent several days with West End rela- ! lives, have returned to their home in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. Harry Metcalf is in Chattanooga. Tenn, on account of the illness of her mother.
 Miss Grace Johnson continues quite i'll tat St. Vincents hospital, following an operation for appendicitis. 1 Rev. and Mrs. Long of Memphis have l taken rooms with Mrs. M. E. Bell while they are in this city. Rev. MT. Long Is conducting a series of meetings at Brigh- ton.
 l MT. and Mrs. Bruce Jacks have moved from their home in West End to live in Huntsville. Miss Julia Belle Archibald has recov- cred from recent illness.
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WEST END

The Young Peoples Missionary society met at the home of Miss Mary Lee Tues day evening. Mrs. M. E. Cochran and Miss Miriam Miner gave talks on "The Work Done in Korea" About 20 mem bers were present
 The Junior Missionary society has been divided into two bands, A and B. Band has as captain Miss Nell Townsend and Band B has Miss Mildred Lee as captain. Band B met Tuesday at 3:S0 D. m at the home of Miss Julia Paris, on Tuscaloosa avenue. After the regular business session hot chocolate and cake were served.
 Mrs. W. R. Woodward entertained the members of the Neighborhood Crochet club and few additional guests at her home on Oak street, Thursday afternoon. business session took place, with an election of officers, as follows: President, Mrs. W. J. Tucker vice president Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Mayer; secretary and treasur- CT, Mrs. R. F. McGee. Following the business meeting an hour of fancy work was indulged in, and an ice course was served later to the following: Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Burgess. Mrs, J. H. Mayer Mrs. J. B. Sheally, Mrs. R. F. McGee, Mrs w. J. Tucker, Mrs. J. W.>Kirtland, Mrs. G. w. Turner, Mrs W. O. Porter Mrs. T. J. Harmon, Mrs. D. L. Williams. Mrs. w. c. Mitchell, Mrs. Kate Woodward, and the hostess, Mrs. w. R. Woodward
 The "Chatterers" had as hostess Nh s. H. H. Harper. Wednesday afternoon, at her home, 1904 Second avenue. Chatting and fancy work were the features of the afternoon An ice course in pink and white was served to the following club members: Mrs. C. F. Loranz, Mrs. Walter Thaggart, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs F. M. Hatcher, Mrs. J. K. Kennedy Mrs L. J. Hall, Mrs. Y. 4 Neal, Mrs. J. K Miller Mrs. E. W. McCrary, Mrs. w. A. Farriss, and Mrs. Harper
 The West End Forty-two club was en- tertained at the home of Mrs. w. C. Gardner on Ensley Highlands Wednesday afternoon A short business session was held. A color scheme of red, white and blue was prettily observed in all the de- tails of the party. Miniature flags were used as score cards Following tho games of forty-two, refreshments. con ssting of stra wberries and whipped cream, was served, Those enjoying thi. occas sion were: Mrs, W. F. Jordan, Mrs c. B. Sowersl Mrs. Robert Drake, Mrs s. M. Cox, Mrs. S. c. Johnston. Miss Min nie Looney, Mrs. L. H. Warner. Mrs R IT. Schroeder. Mrs J. c. Stapleton, and Mrs. T. M. Steen. Mrs. Gardner was as sisted in entertaining her guests by hel daughter, Miss Lillian Gardner.
 The Y. w. A. will meet at the home o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
FAIRVIEW

| The Ladies Aid society of the Hunter Street Baptist church VIII meet Mon- day afternoon at the church at 2:SO
 O clock. A business session will be held. | Mrs. Thomas Watson will entertain the
 members of the MidweelS Social club
 at her home in Fairview Wednesday aft
 ernoon.
 l The New Idea circle will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock with Mrs. w. B. ] Warnck on Aloise avenue. An interest 1 ing programme has been arranged.
 Mrs. J. c. Robertson of Clanton is the f guest of Mrs. H. C. Dearing. l At the Fairview Methodist church Sun 1 day morning the Rev A. II. Nabors will | deliver special sermon. Subject, Christ | the Divine Magnate. Special service will 1 be held for the young people. Sunday evening the Epworth league will meet at
 the church. At 7;30 o'clock the Rev. Ma 1 bors will preach on the Profit of Godli- ! ness" Special music will be rendered at
 both services.
 1 Miss Amanda Williams has as her
 guest Miss Estelle Rodgers of Danville. 1 Mrs. T. w. Whitson was a delightful 1 hostess of Wednesday. when she enter
 tained at luncheon at her home in honor l of Mrs. J. c. Carter of Graymont. Vio- l lets and jonquils lent their beauty and l fragrance to the prettily decora ted lunch
 con table, around which were seated l Mrs. J. c. Carter, MT. and Mrs T. w. l Whtson, Miss Maymie Carter, Miss Nina l and Miss Myrtle and Miss Elizabeth | Whtson and MT. Ebert Whitson. | Mrs. w. W. McLaren who recently un- derwent a serious operation at the Bir- | mingham infrmary has recovered suffi- ciently to be removed to her home on Ray street.
 ] MT. and Mrs. Verden Scott have as | their guests MT. and Mrs Delbert Cheat
 ham and children. Elose and Herbert Cheatham of Memphis. Mr. Cheatham and family are en route home after spending the winter at Palm Beach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
INGLENOOK

Little Miss Alice Mae Seals was charming hostess when she entertained her little friends in honor of her eighth birthday The Easter idea was carried out in favors and decorations. Juvenile games and music were enjoyed. In a novel contest Florence May Mccoy was awarded the prize, box of candy. Later the little folks were invited into the din- ing room and gathered about beauti- fully appointed table, which held as its Icenterpiece birthday cake holding eight burning candies. An ice course was served to 9 guests, the hostess being as- sisted by her mother Mrs. Young, Mrs. Hail, Mrs Gotten and Mrs. Powell.
 pleasant affair of the week was the party given at the home of Miss Lonetta Bailey, complimenting class of the Methodist Sunday school The decora- tions consisted of Easter novelties and cut flowers making the rooms fragrant and lovely. In the contest Lamoyne Lavender won the prize for pinning the tail on the fabbit, which was an Easter ba sket of chickens and candy eggs. A fruit salad with cake was served to 70 children The hostess was assisted by her mother and Miss Mary Young.
 Mrs. E. o. Edney delightfully enter tained the members of the Young Ma irons Needlework club and few addi- tional guests Friday afternoon. Potted plants and spring flowers were used In decorating the rooms, where pleasant
 tContinued on PnEe EiEhD
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WILLIAM

Mrs. Joe Dobbs, Jr., was a delightful hostess Monday evening when she enter tained the members of the D. Y. s. class and the Missionary society of the Metho- dist church. Following a business discus sion short programme was given. after which social hour was spent. The host ess. assisted by Mrs. John Fournier served ices and qake. Those present were, Mrs. Thamos Farron, Mrs. c. Canter- berry, Mrs. D. Murphy, Mrs D. c. Bell, Mrs. John Guthrie, Mrs. J. W. Beddow, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. W. W, Hill. Mrs. Richard Moxley. Mrs. J. Montgomery Mrs. Lamb Mrs. John Founrnier, Mrs John Stephens Mrs. Roscoe Godwyn Mrs. Mary Montgomery, Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, Miss Lizzie Smith, Mrs. Charles Beal and Mrs. D. P. Page.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Richard Teague Thursday to quilt.
 A pretty social affair of the week was Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Samuel Brodie entertained for Mrs William Bro- die, bride of recent date, with mis- celaneous shower. The rooms were taste
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ing secretary, Mrs. J. S. Morris. Wiscon- sln' treasurer Mrs. F. l.. Bradford, New ork; auditor, Mrs J. E. Kinney, Der yer.
 Mrs. Charles T. Smith of Gadsden is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Smyer at their home on Arlington avenue, for the biennial
 Mrs. A. J. Thompson of Sylacauga is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. F. R. Oden and Miss Minnie Oden at their home, 101S south Eighteenth street.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Gresham have re- turned from Cleveland, o.
 Mrs. c. c. Parrott of Gadsden will spend the week in the as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cartwright and will be among the guests of the biennial.
 Mrs. T. A. Lane of Talladega will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. D. Ham, nett for, the biennial.
 Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Herbert Ellerby of Denver are spending a few days with MT and Mrs. c. T. Randall.
 Mrs. Frank Jobson, who spent the past few days in the city as the guest of Mrs. A. T. Lucas, has returned to her home in Richmond. Va.
 
 Mrs. R. H. Pearson left yesterday for Washington, where she will attend the D. A. R. annual meeting and will later be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bertram Pike, and MT. Pike at Pike, N. H.
 Mrs. James Going, who has been with friends In New York, has returned home.
 Mrs. Louis H. Finder entertained in formally in honor of her sister, law ernoon at her home on Twelth avenue Mrs. Kilby, who is visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. James H. Finder will be remembered as Miss Martha Finder, is returning to her home in Indianapolis tomorrow.
 Mrs. J. Morgan Smith left yesterday for Washington to attend the annual meeting of the D. A. R., which will be held this week.
 Miss Carey Johnson is the guest of friends in Lynchburg, Va.
 MT. and Mrs. George Evans and 1it- tie daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, are the week. end guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank V. Evans, at their home in Juniper avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
BOYLES

Mrs. Jessie Erwin was hostess to the Ladies Aid society Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. T. A. Moore, 'ho will leave to make her home in Bes smer. The house was beautifully decorated in pink and white Kilinary roses. After a pleasant afternoon the guests were
 invited into the dining room, where a plate luncheon was enjoyed by Mesdames Barton, Parrish, Moore, Mcclellan, Rudi- slle, McCullom, Nunally, Hendrix, Man grum, Miss Bessie Erwin and the Rev. Bowling.
 MT. and Airs. Dee Mcfarland enter tained at 2 o'clock dinner Tuesday in honor of MS Ollie and Carl Parrish who are here from the United States navy. The patriotic idea was carried out in the decorations. Covers were laid for the following: MT. and Mrs. C. M Parrish, MT. and Mrs R. c. Barton. Mir, and Mrs. Charles Warren, MT. B. F. Barton, MT. Ollie Parrish, Mir. Carl Parrish, Miss Irene Erwin.
 Misses Clara and Annie Parrish proved delightful hostesses when they enter tained a number of their friends Friday evening. The evening was spent in games and music. Ices were served to the following guests: Misses Edna Haig- Ter Mable Moore, Carrie Haigler, Sarah DeShazo Clara and Annie Parrish and Messrs, Milton Greene, Preston Roberts, Mac Moore, Ollie Parish, Ewen and Jack Crunk.
 Great interest was shown by the pupils of the Jefferson County High school in Better Speech week, which ended Friday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to MT Claude F'underburg for having the best paper on better speech; to Miss Gladys Greene for the hest poster; to the junior class for having the best play; to the freshman class for making the fewest mistakes during Better Speech week. l A revival will begin at the Methodist church Sunday morning. The Rev. Jonns l has been asked to help the pastor
 Everyone is invited to come. Mrs, c. J. Martin and little son have
 returned from Anniston. where they visited friends.
 Misses Annie Nunally and Edna Gil | land, who are students at Montevallo
 spent the Easter holidays with Mrs J
 II. Gilland.
 Mir Ollie Parrish of the United States | navy has returned to Norfolk after visit | ing his parents, MT. and Mrs c. M Par
 rish
 l MT. Raymond Barton and Carl Parrish
 left Saturday for Norfolk, where they
 will join the United States navy.
 Miss Kitty Buckner is visiting rela- l tives in Oneonta.
 Mrs A. C. Mcclellan spent Thursday with relatives In Ketona. Mrs A. V. McDuffv and little daughter
 have returned to their home iA Nortt l Carolina after visiting Mrs. McDuffy's
 parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. !. Moore l Mrs A. H. Walker and Miss Agnes
 Walker were the guests of Mrs Jessie
 Erwin Friday.
 Miss Lucille Erwin is spending the
 weekend with her parents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
PRATT CITY

Mrs. W. M Baird and Mrs. T. NJ. Hughes were joint hostesses at a mis- cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Hughes for Miss Ruby Sloan. a bride elect of April. The apartments were decorated throughout with colors of pink and white and the gifts were carried in a large basket covered with pink and white tulle by Miss Lois Mattinson and Miss Alice Mae Lyons, Punch was served by Miss Edwina Sloan and Miss Geneva Beardon. Miss Riggin furnished music for the aft ernoon. The hostesses were assisted by Miss Agnes Mccoy. An ice course was served to Mrs. J. R, Hurley. Mrs F F. Fairley, Mrs NJ. Richards, Mrs, l.. Sherbett. Mrs. W. Wilson. Mrs. c. A. Lyons, Mrs. W. McGrothien. Mrs J. D. Folmar, Mrs. l. J. Riggin Mrs !. D. Todd, Mrs. R. c. Cochran, Mrs, J, Thompson Mrs. A. D. Oldstein, Mrs. R. w Evans. Mrs. G. Mattinson. Mrs, T. Matinson. Mrs J. B Sloan. Mrs J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15
WOODLAWN

Mrs. F. A. Cox entertained Thurs day evening at party, compliment ing her son. MT. Caton Fox, on his sixteenth birthday. Green and white as displayed in the flowers and foliage of dogwood were chosen for the even
 ing. The evening was spent in playing
 games. The dining room table was centered with a large white cake bearing 16 green candles. An ice course was served Among those pres ent were Miss Gay Sandifer, Miss Thelma Harrell, Miss Margaret Truck. Miss Margaret Alexander. Miss Valera Truck, Miss Clyde Fullerton, Miss