The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-01
BOYLES

The Boyles school improvement met Tuesday afternoon at the school. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. R. c. Barton, c. M. Parrish and Mrs. D. J. Moore. An interesting programme was given. play, "The Ginger Bread second grade; Home Ethics," by Mrs c. M Parrish; Should Motherhood Be q Professional by Mrs. A. c. Mcclellan. Late in the afternoon sandwiches and tea were served by Misses Carolyn Moore, Olive Barton and Corinne Parrish to about 15 guests.
 The Boyles Methodist Ladies Aid so- city met Monday afternoon at the church. The afternoon was spent in discussing the business affairs of the church. Those present were, Mesdames Barton, Parrish, Nunally, Mcclellan, Thomas and Brother Bowling.
 The Jefferson Study club met Thursday afternoon In the auditorium of the Jeff ferson County High school. Mrs. Conrad H. Ohme introduced the speaker for the afternoon, Mrs. W. L. Murdock, who spoke on child welfare. After very pleasant afternoon, ices were enjoyed at the drug store. Those present were, Mesdames Walker, Cosby, Lynch, Pearce, Crump, Jennings and McCollum. Visitors, Noedames, Mckinney, Mcclellan and Petit.
 le a number of people enjoyed an address given by Congressman George Huddleston at the Jefferson County High school Monday evening. His subject for the evening was, "The Highest Duty"
 A play, "The Mouse Trap" was given by the pupils of Mrs. Charles B. Sulli- vans expression class Monday evening in the high school auditorium. The cast of characters were as follows: Mrs. Amy Somers, by Miss Marie Moore; Mr. Willis Campbell, in love with Mrs. Somers, by MT. Colbert Self; Jane, the maid, Miss Thelma Simpson; Mrs. Miller, Lola Mae Barton; Mrs. Bemis, Lolla Chandler; Mrs. Curwen, Miss Elizabeth Kirkland; Mrs. Roberts, Myrtle Clay.
 The Boyles Baptist Ladies Aid society will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Gilland on Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. R. c. Barton proved a delightful hostess when she entertained at spend the-day party Thursday in honor of Mr. Ollie Parrish, who is nome on visit from the United States navy. The morn ing was spent In converse tion and music, when at noon a tempting luncheon was enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. c. M. Parrish, MT. and Mrs. l. c. Barton of Ensley, MT. and Mrs D. Barton, MT. and Mrs. Dee McFarlin, MT. and Mrs. Charles Warren and families and MT. B. F. Barton
 Better speech week began Wednesday morning at the JeJfferson County High school and will continue for one week, after which prizes Will De awarded to the class which makes the fewest mis- takes. the class which has the best pro- gramme and also to the class which has the best cartoon on better speech. Miss Reba Jennings spent Wednesday with Miss Velma Costner in Lewisburg. Margaret Hanes was the guest of Mrs. A. M. Barton Monday.
 Mrs. Margaret Mcclellan was the guest of Mrs. Klye Wednesday. Little Alice Durant McDuffy is improv- Ing rapidly at the home of her grand parents.
 Miss Alma Parker will return today to resume her studies at the Jefferson County High school.
 Miss Lucile Erwin is spending the weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs. r. l.. Erwin.
 Mrs w. H. Daniels of West End was the guest of Mrs. w. N. Smith Sunday. Mir Warner Hall of the United States army is visiting his -arents, MT. and Mrs Osgar Hall
 Little Evelyn Mills is i'll at the home of her parents.
 Mrs Morgan and children have re- turned from lengthy visit to relatives in Cullman
 MT. Arion Jones was the guest of his brother, MT. Dan Jones, Tuesday.