The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07

Sunbeams, entertained about IS little folk at an all-day picnic at Barton Creek. Each child carried free will offering to be sent to "The Center" at Pratt City
 Mir and Mrs Edward Stack enter tained Wednesday evening, honorins their son, William Stack, who will leave in few days to join the navy. I4aterin the evening an ice course was served to about 50 guests.
 Mir and Mrs. B. w. Finck enter tained at q spend the-day party. Those invited were: MT and Mrs. T. P. Dow ney, Miss Maybel Downey, Miss Mary White, MT. and Mrs. B. W. Finck, lit tie Miss Perry Louise Finck Master Lyn Downey and Miss Regina Downey
 The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. J. F. Little on High Point avenue Thursday to do Red Cross work.
 The Young Matrons Needle Work club met with Mrs J. E. Little Thurs day.
 The Baptist Missionary society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church, The Red Cross unit will do. Red Cross work every Friday in the do- Rockett school. Ine fSlpIlSC hISSIoldly SOClVtJ VII do Red Cross work at the Inglepook- Rockett school house every Monday, and will be glad to have all who can come and sew.
 The regular meetings of the, Epworth league have been changed from Sunday evenings to Thursday evenings.
 An Epworth league held a full cab met meeting at the home of the presi- dent MT. A. I. Horton, last Tuesday evening It was decided to have an Epworth league social at the church on Thursday evening. July II. H M Lavender of Livingston has returned to his home after visit to his brother, Dr. W. A. Lavender. | Mrs A. C. Cotton and son, Robert, are visiting relatives in Springville Little Howard Southerland, who was shot several days ago by his young brother, Robert. Is resting very well at McAdorv's infirmary l MT. and Mrs. A. M. Askew have with them their brother MT. H. F. Askew, of Memphis.
 Mrs W. A. Farmer from South Caro- l lima is spending two weeks with her | sister Mrs. Walter Davidson ] Miss Lora Heaton is visiting in Att | lanta.
 | Mrs J. IT. Fender and children and 1 Mrs Jesse Carney and children vis- Iited Mrs Thomas Downey at Trussville ] this week.
 MT. c. D. Baltimore from the navy 1 is spending a few days with his wife.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Morgan have as their guest their mother, Mrs. R. Nor
 gan, of Cullman.
 | Miss May White is spending, the
 week with her father at Wilton.
 MT. c. c. Moseley, who is an instruc- i tor at the University summer school,
 is spending the weekend with his l family,
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Jacobs have as
 their guests their sisters, Misses l Louise and Lucille Jacobs of Talla- 1 dega
 Mrs. R. P. Taylor and two sons. Roy 1 and Robert are visiting her daughter, Mrs. o. B. Perry, in Chattanooga.
 The Rev. R. P./Taylor has returned | from a visit to Anniston
 Mrs. Rosa Jones is visiting relatives
 in Nashville and Columbia. | MT. J. D. Keith of Argo was the l guest of relatives here this week. 1 Miss Bessie Sargent, who has been
 the guest of Miss Mable Barton, has re-
 turned to her home at Dora. 1 Mrs. Robert Martin and children of Palestine, Tex, are visiting her mother, Mrs. " F. Shortridge, in Bendale. 1 MT. an1 Mrs. Frank Foster have moved
 to Boyles to make their future home, Mrs. J, w. Jones and. children are visit ing her mother in Helena Mrs. c. c. Moseley and children, Ralph 1 and Fred, will leave the first of the week to visit relatives in Coosa county
 Mrs. Harold Downey and son, Harold Jr., of Knoxville, were the recent guests
 of MT. and Mrs. T. P Downey. Mrs. J. H. Giddeon and children oi Atlanta nave returned home after a visiI to MT and Mrs. J. c. Huckaby
 Mrs. Luther Westbrook and children Ralph ard Marvin, have returned home after q visit to relatives in Blounts vile.
 MT and Mrs. E. R. Morris have re. turned after a visit to their son, Edwari ! Morris, in--San Antonio, who is in tht
 aviation department at that place. Mrs. T F. Downey and daughter, Mis-,
 Regina Howney, have returned from