The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26
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tConttnued from Page One) be very gratifying news to the many friends of Miss Margaret Ard, to know that she has entirely recovered from her recent severe illness.
 pr, D. c. Branscomb has gone to Ope- lika, where he will preach today in the Methodist church.
 Mrs. S. E. Greene of Greensboro is vis- iting Mrs Robert Greene at Earle Place.
 Lieut.. Samuel Earle Greene left Sat urday to join the expeditionary force going abroad.
 Miss Elise Carson and Miss Gertie Keeling motored to this city from Gads den Saturday with Mir. Edward Carson to spend the weekend with relatives.
 
 Mrs. George Dupee has just returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs K. M. Godfrey, in Chicago who has been very i'll, but will go again on Sunday night and will remain with Mrs. Godfrey for an indefinite time.
 Mrs. David Roberts and her two daugh- ters, Mrs. Ernest Galor and Mrs. W. w. Hazard, and their children, are planning to spend the month of September at Lin vile, N. c.
 Mrs. c. F. Collins and her daughter, Margaret are visiting relatives and friends in Hopkinsville and Bowling Green, Ky.
 Mrs B. L. Mcintosh of Marietta, Ga, is the guest of her son and daughter, Mir. and Mrs R. H. Mcintosh.
 Capt. Courtney Henley expects to leave Monday for Fort Gordon to assume his duties as instructor at the second train ing camp. MT w W. Hazard left this morning for Fort Oglethorpe to enter the train ingn camp, which begins it's second | course on Monday.
 George R. Phillips of Tyler, Tex, son of the late James M. Phillips of Ash i, vile, who went to Texas in 1S6S is l with his brother, J. c. Phillips, at 514 St. Charles avenue, this week.
 Ar. and Mrs. w. E. Dickerson have returned from two weeks stay on the 1 gulf and are she guests Of MT. and Mrs ! J. T. Collins on Fairview Circle.
 Mir and Mrs. F. D. Lineberger of Fayetteville. Tenn, are the guests of Dir. { and Mrs Harry Murphy. Mir Julian Dow left Saturday for Fort !, Oglethorpe, where he will enter the of l fcers' training camp.
 MT. Arnold Rich has arrived in Birming- | ham to visit his parents, after taking i T course at the Johns Hopkins medical school, Baltimore.
 Miss Lucille DeRamus and her brother, Conrad, are visiting friends in clanton. MT. j. W. oden left today for Man itou. Col, to join his family, who have been summerng there They will re- turn in about 10 days
 Lieutenant Winston F. Anderson, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. r. V. try home of the Andersons at Valley { Head, will report for duty at Camp | Gordon on the August %.
 Mr Ward Anderson, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. F. Y. Anderson 1t Valley Head, will leave on Thursday, for Fort Qglethorpe, where he enters the officers training camp. ] Col, L. A. May. formerly of Birming- Tam, will arrive here today to visit is naother, Mrs M. A. May, and his
  1ta;V ;3tohert before returning to his home in England.
 x te0l,ins. of the Ledger staff re- turned Fr6ay from a io-day's vacation trip to the mountains of West Virginia. Alr. and Mrs. Theodore c. Noentg arc spending sometime at Swannanoa, N. c. MT. and Mrs Fred G. Koenig and Fred G. Noeuig IT., after spending sometime visiting Mir. Koenig's father, MT. Theodore c. Koeng. Sr have re- turned to their home in Courabiana. Mrs Hueh Morrow and her daughter Miss Katherine Morrow left today for a 1o-days stay ill New York.
 Mn Harold Bowron expects to leave Sunday for Fort Oslethorpe to enter upon his training for the officers re- serve.
 Messrs Houston Jones, A. J. Bowron -------------