The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08
GASEOUS GLEANLNGS FROM By WINNIE FIREMAN THE GARAGE GANG
By WINNIE FIREMAN

Jim Hamrick sold Dort sedanet
 to E. W. Barnes during the past l week
 | The DeShazo- wrence Battery com pany, distributors of prestolite storage batteries for 20 counties, have opened offices at 2109 Avenue .. The mem bers of the firm are well known in local automobile circles and are pre- pared to give jam-up service. Bert Baldwin is making a great hit selling Chevrolets.
 Charles Hawley of the Flint Motor Car company reports the delivery oi eight Velies the past week.
 The Linder Motor Sales corporation has taken the agency for the Grant car. The grant is well known in Bir- mingham and equally well thought of
 Hal Coons of the accessory depart ment of the Newell Auto company says business is fine. Lots of friends have been dropping in to see me" said NJ Coons, and everything looks mighty good"
 Robert stubbs, Indian agent, re ports carload of Indians on the road. Fourteen out of the lot are already sold.
 Behold" (Hilton); hymn 1SO; benedie- tion.
 Vesper service; Prayer by the pas ton; anthem. Jesus Is Risen Today" fV N- Do faN hymn APO; duet, 'fHark, Hark, My Soul" (Chopin). Miss Nellie Adams; anthem Down Where the Master Lay" (Hine); duet 'Tn Heavenly Love Abiding" (Pontius). George Bumgardner and D. B. McCleskey: remarks by pastor; solo, From Gloom to Glory" (GeibeD D. B. McCleskey; duet, How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds (Brown), Mrs w. B. Rue and Mrs. James Wright; or gan, Andante in G (sprinney), Mrs G. B. Hollingsworth; offertory, violin solo, Fredrick Hard; anthem, Christ Risen" Oorenz); hymn 3S3; quartet I'm Pilgrim" Gorenz), Mrs. W. B Rue, Mrs. James E. Wright, George Bumgardner and D. B. McCleskey; ben ediction.
 Services Sunday morning at the Trinity Episcopal church at II o'clock will be conducted by Andres C. Mitch ell. lay reader. A special musical pro gramme has been arranged for the oc casion and the public is invited to at tend. Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock and all children are urged to bring their Easter boxes
 The Woman's auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Bruce
 An Easter cantata, Love Triumphant , or the story of the first Easter, will be given Sunday evening at the First Bap- tist church. The reading will be by Miss Lucille Vickers, while the choir, assisted by number of prominent singers, will furnish the music The public is invited to be present.
 The regular services will be held at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morn ing, at which time the pastor, the Rev. l. F. Swallow, will have as his subject "Christ's Resurrection" with special Easter music, while at the evening hour there will be a song service beginning at o'clock. The following programme will be rendered: Orchestra (selected), Misses Malone and Pinner, Messrs Will nams, Houston, Peterman and Flora: dox- ology; prayer; anthem Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen" (Adams); organ solo, Prayer" Oer Freitchutz by Weber, hymn; solo, Resurrection" Miss Blanche Bradley; male quartet "The Kingdom Is Growing Messrs. Houston, Waller, Will Hams, Eastman; anthem, Grave, Where Is Thy Victory?" OIine); solo, Hear Ye the Voices Rydr), MT. Eastham: organ solo, Melody in G Beethoven); male quartet, Lift Up Thy Voice. offertory, organ solo, March Champetrie (Boex) offertory prayer; anthem, Down in the Lillied Garden (Wilson): announcements; hymn; benedicton. Cheir: Miss Pinner organist; Mrs. Stevenson. choir directress; Misses Bradley, Drury, Shaw, Mrs. Will Hams, Mrs. Odell; Messrs Owen and Ma con Williams, Waller, Houston, Eastman, Stevenson
 Mrs. George Schwartz was a delightful hostess yesterday afternoon at a miscel- laneous shower at her home at Readers in compliment to Miss Carolyn Lewis, a bride-elect. The guests were received by Mrs. Schwartz Miss Lewis, Miss Louis Lewis and Miss McDaniel During the afternoon several musical selections were given by Mrs. J. B. Cross and Mrs J. J. Crook and Miss Grace Mcdaniel gave two readings. The brides book was in charge of Mrs. H. E. Mathews. Those included in this delightful hospitality Miss Louise Lewis, Miss Ethel Daniels Miss Jack Oakley, Miss Maud Daniels Miss Agnes Connors of Birmingham, Miss Gladys Baird, Miss Grace Mcdaniel. Mrs J. J. Crook Mrs. W. H. Porter, Mrs H. F. Mathews, Mrs. A. D. Maddox, Mrs Minnie Spencer Mrs. H. F. Morton. Mrs J. B. Cross Mrs. G. P. Martin, Mrs. W c. Stoddard and Mrs. Hodges.
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