The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-16

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 ment, so that the property could be bet ter protected.
 Owing to the new consolidated circuit court of Jefferson county becoming ef- fective this morning, there was no docket set for the week in the fifth division of the circuit court. There are a number of matters which so far have not been set tied in regard to the Jurisdiction of the local division and the impaneling of the juries used in this division It being held by some that they would have to be inn paneled in Birmingham at the same time. all other juries used in the circuit, court were impaneled. It is stated that the latter matter will be left with the presiding judge and Judge J. C. B. Gwin of the Fifth division of the court.
 William C. Baty, who was elected to the office of constable of beat 3S at the last election, took charge of the office this morning, succeeding Lee Mattingly, who for number of years has held the position. MT. Baty appointed Tom J. Jones as deputy constable and will in all probability appoint another later
 Ray Tillman who was appointed sev- eral days ago by Judge Sam Huey of the inferior conrt to succeed w. c. Baty as clerk of the inferior court, today en- tered upon his new duties.
 Street car traffic was seriously htm- pered this morning on account of the heavy sleet which covered the car tracks and trolley wires with ice. The streets were covered with ice.
 oscar Monroe Turner, Jr., the little son of Mir and Mrs. o. M. Turner, died this morning at o'clock at the home of his parents at Dolomite following a short illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from the residence, and interment will be made at Bethlehem cemetery.
 large number of members of the Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church of this city will go to Birmingham Tuesday night where they will attend the union at the Vine Street Presbyterian church at o'clock At this meeting Owen Williams of Bes- semer will be installed as president, and Edwin Guy of Bessemer will be installed as treasurer. the installation exercises being conducted by the Rev. I. F. Swal- low, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city. The local society is one of the largest in the district.
 Clerk Herbert Ethridge of the probate court here today issued the following marriage license: J. w. Leopard Besse- mer, and Miss Lurrah Jolly.
 One of the prettiest affairs of the season was that given by Mrs. E. L. Read, when she entertained the Ma irons club at her home on Clarendon avenue. There were IA tables of forty two, and score was kept by Miss Mol lie woodruff, Miss Mary Catherine Woodruff and Miss Mildred Woodrow. After series of games a plate lunch can with an ice was served and later the guests were ushered into the dim ing room where coffee was served by Mrs F. W. McNeil and Miss Grace Judson. Dates were passed by Mrs. George D. Woodrow, Mrs. John c. Per- ry, Mrs. Peyton Mims and Miss Elsie Crosby. Among the guests besides club members included in this hospitality were Mrs. J. s. Winters. Mrs. c. E. Ab
 bolt, Mrs. Edwin Ball, Mrs. Ben G. Perry, Mrs. $. E. Grout Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Wright, Mrs Woodrow. Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Joe Read, Mrs. l.. A. Carlisle, Mrs. Dave owen, Mrs. w. F. Golson, Mrs. John shannon, Mrs Pey- ton Mims, Mrs. J. c. B. Gwin, Mrs. T. T. Huey Mrs. E. E. 'Honeycutt. Mrs. l. Read Thomasson, Mrs. w. c. Baty, Mrs w. T. Warlick. Mrs. J. c. Curry, Mrs J. $. Wilson, Mrs. J. c. Perry, Mrs. Charles Woodrow, Mrs David Trotter, Mrs. E. l.. Huey, Mrs. Lucy Armstrong, Mrs Howard McEniry, Mrs. Murdock, Miss Helen Munnie, Miss Sarah Neal, Miss Bessie Perry, Miss Grace Judson, Miss Elsie Crosby. Miss Bessie Huey and Mrs. Louise Duggen.
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