The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-11

is loved by all members of the fourti
 estate as well. F{e is small of stature
 but bis of brain and heart. and is put.
 ting the best there is in him into
 Birmingham's schools and her health something ike % days will be requiret before the bids are received and ther
 T date Will he set for the opening of the
 bids and the awarding of the contract
 As soon as possible after this the work
 Will be started and will be pushed to
 compilations The building will be most
 modern in every respect and wil cost
 approximately $l00g9
 The first Christmas parcels to the sol
 alers now in France were sent through the Bessener rdstoffice this week and . good number are being named daily Spe- 1 cial regulations govern the contents and 1 Wrappings of these packages and Post master IT. A. Glosson desires that all pat rcns acquaint themselves with the rules i before making them up. These parcels | must De ppsted by November. 15 g,they
 are to be'Sdeliyefeds on time. QrGfnarily I tne weigh is restEieted to seven pounds
 put q late rnliftg allows 20 pounds to be [ sent. If direetedsthrcugh the war depart- nlent ;s
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 TNe Rev Af K Thornton. pastor of 1 the First Baptist church. will. fillshis i pulpit sunday morning and. vtill tal7e { asa bis subiect4s9t the paoraing hour,
 'Ehe- Strengthsqf the Law.', whsle the i sefyicesl a tInight wil1 be evangelfstic
 Interest isg being taken in the prayer services w hich. are 4heing held for. the ! soldiers and exegMone interested from every sdenomination and nationality is | inYiteTTstoa he present next Thursdav
 ts;s Q eioci9 at the First Baptist church.
 The I2av q, 9H Davenport win | preaeh llis farewell service st lhe ! lonesboro Ms~ ~adtst church sunday morning, The Rev. Davenport WIii leave neNf week, where he will take cAargeas Of the Methodist chui'ch. at Camp SsTceslellan.s sb,s .F,a
 El,hes ref5tlla Services SetlI sfe%sReld
 T z tho sJ e5a es Bo 70 Esa aptiss eiliircfi san day by the pastor. theIRev, .+.-C. Tfiil.
 who will. take as his thense for the mornina zssrVice. s.The Devils Agents in Jonesboro.' while the evening serv- tfces will be evaneeIistic. X b1sjness
 meeting will he held at the church Sunday mornine.'s sye The Rey.Q. WaJennings of St. Ioats will conduct the services at ,thes First
 Christian church sunday nlorning. at ii
 o'clock and all members of the con sreeatfon are urged to be present.
 The. Rey, Ira K. Hawkins will fill
 ms pulpitSsat the First Methodist church Sunday meGninG anda evening and the. public is invited to be, present.
 MT and Mrs. John Shook announca the engagement of their dangbter Miss Luyerne to sergt Henry Fisher of Camp Wheeler. the wedding to take I place early in December. Miss Shook IS well known here, where she has made her home for the past year, and 1 9 ni1arr popular member of the younger set
 The children of the Odd Fellows Orphan Home at Cullnlan will give an entertainment at the Bessemer high school auditorium on t.e evening of | November p and t will be necessary for the 23 children to spend the night | in Bessemer Attorney George Ross has been made chairman of the commfttee ! to secure homes for the children for that night and anyone who will take one or two are requested to commu- nleate with Mr. Ross as early as pos sible. Part of the children will be bows and part girls
 A marriage winch came as a sur prise TO the many friends of tho con tlaeting parties was that of Reuben k Clay Brown and Miss Grace May John, son. which was solemnized tonight q the Baptist parsonage, the Rev. NJ K Thornton officiatine The ceremony ll -as pronounced in the presence of d I sv friends. Both Of the young, people are well known in Eessenler, where they are very popular. The groom holds a responsible position with the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany at the local rolling mill
 Miss Grace McDaniel was delight ful hostess last evening when she en-3l tertalned few friends at the home ot her sister Mrs W. c. Stoddard, on Clarendon avenue. A color tone of vel \ low and green was employed for the af- lair' and yellow chrysanthemums in sermlXea With ferns were used in the uecofauohs. There were six tables of TOOK and cards bcing placed in the living room and dining room
 m the latter roo mthe table was ,cov- efed Wlth handsome lace piece the <, center decoration being a huge basket Tiled with specimen chrysanthem4sins. lhe handle Of same being tied with a iarfe DOW CT tulle. After series Of %aines q salad course was served fo the following Miss Alma smith. Miss Mabel Herbert. Miss Matte Sackford, MISS Ward, Miss Gla1vs Baird Miss Mo ran, Miss Lucille Vickers. Miss Phil. IDS, Miss Katherine Meigs, Miss Ruth arlofd Mrs A. H. Cuynes and Stanlev lsaird' Tom Robinson, Forest Maxwell, Milton Baird John HorsIey. J. Baird, .Nipert smith. Guy McDaniel. rIarry pWen. MT Ingram and MT Pridgeou. ihe hostess was assisted in her duties oy her sister Mrs stoddard
 The meeting of the Tuesday Bridse ,lub. which Was to have been held tuesday afternoon with Mrs Red liar IS has been postponed indefnitely Circle No, 3 Of the Pastors Helpers # the First Methodist cshurch will :, meet with Mrs. Gordon Fritz Monday ! Afternoon at o'clock at he home of ler neither Mrs T R. Copeland. cn Nighth ayenue and Nineteenth street M members are urged to be present. l $ the election of officers will take ilace as-s< N
 The Woman's Missionary society of he First BaptiSt church will hold it's 'eFuiar monthly meeting sMondavssaff, srnoon ' e:s0 o'clock in The pastors < itpdy at the church. All members ara irsed to he preesnt
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