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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-05-17
May II, 1918.

Mr.. l. Symmetrical, chairman, has called
upon women workers to volunteer to
round out the campaign. The women's
work will be organized next week, and
their campaign will start on Monday,
May 9th. All women desiring to as
sist may send their names to the chair
man, Seventh and Minnesota street
icla L,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-05-17

Morris Sisler, 224 East Fifteenth
street, Joined the Jewish battalion.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-07-19

have for acknowledgement yours
of the 18th together with copy of
the Cobb County Times, printed on
Thursday July 11h.
l am at loss to understand why
Mr.. E. L. Stringer, in announcing the
opening of the Dixie Theater stated
that he had contracted for the Fox
Pictures, and l am this day writing
him for an explanation a copy of
my letter hereto attached.
For your information, Mr.. Stringer
has several times attempted to secure
Fox Pictures, but in every instance
we declined to discuss business, in
asmuch as our present contracts with
you were quite satisfactory.
Trusting the above information is
satisfactory, and with best wishes for
your success, | am
Cordially yours
Sam Denbow, Jr., Manager
Fox Film Corporation.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-07-19
COPY
Fox Film Corporation

Atlanta, Ga, July Is 1918.
Mr. E. L. Stringer, Manager,
Dixie Theater,
Marietta, Ca,
Dear Mr.. Stringer:
l was quite surprised to note that
in your announcement of the OPEN
ing of the Dixie Theater, you inform
ed the people of Marietta, through
the Cobb County Tines, that you had
coaracted for Fox Pictures.
This is an erroneous statement, as
as not single picture has been book
ed you from this Exchange.
In fairness to Mr.. Marchman, the
writer would consider it a favor if
you retracted this statement, either
through your local newspaper, or by
letter directed to the undersigned.
Very truly yours,
Sam Denbow, Jr., Manager.
Fox Film Corporation.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-07-19
S. A. Lynch Enterprises, Inc.

,. A. Lynch Enterprises, Inc.
Atlanta, Ca, July Is 1918.
Mr. F. G. Marchman, Manager,
The Strand Theater,
Marietta, Georgia.
Ny dear Mr. Marchman:
In connection with the advertise
ment carried in the Marietta paper,
wherein the Dixie Theater advertises
that it has contracted for Aircraft
and Paramount Pictures, will say
that we have no contract of any ma
ture with this theater, except for the
showing one Paramount Picture,
namely; "The Guilty Man"
The advertisement was an entire
surprise to the writer, and we call
your attention to the fact that it will
be impossible for us to offer service
to other than yourself in Marietta.
We would refer you to our recent
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-07-19

leases, and we want to thank you for
the additional contracts which you
have just signed covering the exhib-
ition in Marietta of of our Screen
Classic Productions, which we are
sure the patrons of your theater will
appreciate as you will give them some
real big subjects and productions, fea-
turing such stars as Nine. Nazimoya,
Harold Lockwood, Rita Jolivet, Ar
mold Daley, Edith Storey, The Dolly
Sisters, etc.
Very truly,
Metro Pictures Corporation,
c. E. Kessnich, Manager
Fox Film Corporation.
Atlanta Ca, July Is 1918.
Mr.. F. G. Marchman, Mgr,
The Strand Theater,
Marietta, Ca, --
My dear Mr. Marchman:
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1918-07-19

Atlanta, Ca, July IA 1918.
Mr.. F. G. Marchman,
President Manager,
Marietta Amusement Co.,
Marietta, Ga,
My dear Mr. Marchman:
In order to set at rest any rumors
as to where Metro Pictures will be
shown in your city, l wish to state
that we hold contracts with The
Strand Theater for the exhibition in
Marietta of all Metro Program Re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
IRONDALE

Mrs. Edward McCrory has returned to her home in New Orleans after Il visit to her parents. Mir and Mrs. A. l.. Davidson.
 Miss Maud strother of Dadevllie, Ala, Is visiting Miss Jamie Moske.
 Mrs Melville Jarrett has returned to her home in Bynum. Ala. after a weeks visit to her son. MT. R. S. Jar rett
 Mrs G. C. Kinney of Montgomery, Ala, is visiting her mother Mrs, F.. M, Montgomery.
 Mrs Annie Blackmon of ozark, Ala, is visiting MT. and Mrs. r. M Mont gomery
 Miss Enriclxo Newton of Ozark, Ala, is visiting Misses Josie Clements and Kate Montgomery,
 Mrs. A IT Bobo and daughter, Eliza beth, have returned from a two-weeiS visit to Fayette, Ala
 Miss Bessie Jarrett of Bynum, Ala, is visiting Miss Georgia Jarrett.
 Miss Moselle Adams of Pell City Is visiting Miss Mary Ramsey.
 pr. A. II. Bobo leaves the early part of the week for Warm Springs, tahoochee Valley Medical society
 Miss Tillie Pearce, Miss Sarah Pear son and Miss Thelma Pearson of Sprineville, Ala, are the guests of Miss Cora Laster The Presbyterian sunday school gave a picnic at Grants Mill on July 4. MT. and Mrs. A. E. Smith are on a campaign trip to Cahaba river and will he gone for two weeks Mrs Thadeus Burghess has named her little daughter Sarah Louise MT Edgar Perkins of Fayette is vis- iting his sister. Mrs r Caine. MT and Mrs Louis Smoke of Colum- bus, Ca, are visiting Mrs. NJ. N George.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07

President, Mrs. F. E. Belsher. Mrs. J. A. Rountree made an address pressing the needs of the children's chapters. Al the close of the business session the so- cial hour was much enjoyed.
 house Larty and family reunion ceie- bration was given July by Mrs. w. A. Williams ard Miss Hattie Williams Their house guests for this occasion were MT. C1aud Williams, Meridian, Miss, MT and Mrs. E. NI Wheeler, Knoxville; Rev. and Mrs J. M. Langcrier and fauT fly of Gcodwater, Mir. and Mrs Jim Wls- Hams and family of Gainesville, da.' and Prof. and Mrs. M A. SproueH ana children of Atlanta.
 Mir and Mrs. Ross Dillon, whose wef" ding occurred on the 24th, have re- turned, and are now at home with Mrs. Frank Dillon.
 Miss Lucy Jones spent the Fourth al Mosta w1th her brother Mir. Felix Jones
 Miss Fannie Ruth Dillon is spending sometime in Texas as the guest Of MT and Mrs. Wallace Dillon.
 Miss Gladys Washington returned home yestercay from Montgomery, ac- companied by Miss Camille DoweN' WIT" will be her house guest for time.
 Under The auspices of the Birmingham public school board, Prof T. D. Moore will be Tn charge of an interesting den- onstration to be given at 3:30 o'clock neN' Friday afternoon at the Barrett scnool- Pictures of Birmingham gardens VIII U" shown as part of the programme.
 Children of the primary department ol the Methodist church leave from 'he church Thursday morning at o'ciocH for their annual picnic.
 Miss Kathleen McPhaul, Miss Nanhie Ewing, MT. and Mrs. Leo Byrd, MT ana Mrs. Beecher Byrd and MT. Anore" Lacy spent the Fourth in Tuscaloosa
 Miss Merle Beasley visited her sister, Miss Mabel Reasley, at the unlversl9 the past week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
WOODLAWN

beautiful pageant prerared by
 Mrs. J. N Klloueh was presented on Monday afternoon at the Literary
 meeting of the Missionary society of the First Methodist church. It vas of religious and patriotic nature presentipg American historiael char acters from Columbus to the present time Miss Liberty was represented by Miss Emily Nesbit. and Uncle sam by Mr. R. M Walkley. Miss Mary Frank Ross portrayed the American
 Indians and MT. Robert Echols and 1 Miss Pauline Whited were dressed as George and Martha Washington. The army and navy, the Red Cross, the w C. T. U the Y M. c. A. and the natives of the many missions of the Methodist church were represented by , boys and girls in appropriate uniforms and costumes. about 40 taking part. This was followed by musical pro gramme in which Miss Fanny Tay Tor, Miss Emma Jones Wiloughby, Mrs. H. B. Hewett. MT Karl Moore and others took part. Members of the mission- ary societies of other churches were invited to be present, making an au- dience of about 150 ladies. Mrs. Fred Vann entertained the members of the Needlecraft club 1 Wednesday afternoon. The members engaged in knitting and fancy work and an ice course was served. Mem bers present were: Mrs. Brand Currie, Mrs. H. E. Hewett. Mrs. Elmer Rhodes, Mrs. D M. Williams, Mrs. J. E. Ware,
 Mrs. Raymond Shores, Mrs. B. R. Vest. Mrs. Margaret Yossett, Mrs. S K. Og- den Mrs. Harry Fossatt, Mrs George Miller and Mrs Vann MT. and Mrs. Satterwhite and daugn- ter Elizabeth. of Fayette. Ala are the guests of Mir. farrell and family. Mrs. w. F. Balch is visiting in Por- ter Ala
 Mrs NJ c. Brown of Mississippi is visiting Mrs w S Davis, Miss Ollie Lou Davis and Miss Exa hldrid@e are in Washington. where Miss Aldridge will remain on govern ment work Miss Davis will visit friends in Pennsylvania and in Green vile. s. c.
 Mrs. Alice Mitchell and dauehters Louise and Francis. are spending the summer in McMinnville, Tenn. Mrs, Henrietta Speer and Mrs Annie | Leach have gone to Dixon Springs for a two-week stay
 Mrs. Zach Cheatham and little daughter Margery, are at Mentone
 Mrs. R. K. Kennedy is visiting her
 'a"ghter Mrs. W F. Cobb at Carbon | Hill
 Mrs. Harry Ross and baby are spend- inT the summer at Mentone l Friends in the city will be interested
 70 know that Mir. Robert Lewis of
 Camp Lee, Virginia, has arrived safely ! in France.
 Miss Laura Lott and Mrs. Polly Gar
 ret have returned from a visit to l friends in Pell City.
 l Mrs. Brand Currie and baby, Evalyn,
 w'l' leave Tuesday for a visit to Men
 tone
 Lieut.. A. E, Cowan of Camp Mcclel-
 Ian is visiting his family. 1 Mrs $. F. Hartsfield and daugh-
 ter. Jeanette. who have been the l guest sof Mrs. w. s. Miller, have re- 1 turned to their home in Spokane. I Wash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
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left yesterday on a motor trip to At lanta and Macon. Ga. Mrs. Seals two sons. Mai. Carl Seals and Lieut. BITS COG Seals. are both stationed at camp Wheeler, Macon.
 Mrs. George Morris has gone to Dai- las, where MT Morris is studying at the school of aviation.
 Mrs. Fred Phillips and her two children have returned from Asheville, N. C., and are with Mrs. Phillips parents, MT. and Mrs. C. II. Nabb, on Highland avenue Mrs. Theodore Poun and Miss Theodore Poull arc visiting relatives in Illinois and Indiana
 Mrs. William NJ. Walker will return to-. morrow from Wisconsin,
 Mrs. John Raul will return this week from Atlantic City
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Carter have named their little son Robert Sanford
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Carter and children are spending a few weeks at Roaoke-
 
 Mrs. Joseph McLester is spending sew eral week with her daughter, MT. Paui Chalifoux, at Fairhope, on the pay, acfoss from Mobile. Little Miss Rebecca Webb, daughter of MT. and Mrs Hal Webb, left few days ago fer Virginia, accompanleo oy her uncle, Mir. w T. Webb, where she will spend d month as the guest of Miss Elizabeth Morris, at the summer home of her parents, pr. and Mrs Lewis Morris, at Beaver Meadow.
 
 Capt Edgar B. Van Keuren, who has spent the past 10 days in the city as the guest of his relatives, has returned to Edgewood. N. J., where he is engaged III government work.
 Miss Macy O'Brien and Miss Margaret Hardwict have returned from Sullivan Island, where they have spent the past few weeks at house party given py Lieut. and Mrs. James E. HardWlcN' They were accompanied home by Mrs Hardwick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
CENTRAL PARK

jolly crowd of young people ana their chaperons from Vinesville wena on a truck on d picnic to West Lake Friday evening. The following were members of the party: Misses Lucille York, Mabel and Ruth, Scott Margaret Mann, Iva Burgess, Vera AldidSe, Lille May Johnson, Ruth Wilson, Margare Russell and Vera Bryant; Messrs. Alex Walker. Vurman Davis, Albert stewart, Jim Johnson Charles Odell, Duey Cor man, Alvin Straiten, Arthur Young, Jim Burgess Kellis, Clyde Mobbes and Eugene Lewis Chaperones Mrs. Al dridge, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Eason, Mrs. Scott
 The following motored to Tusca- loosa Sunday and enjoyed picnic dinner on the bank of the river: MT. and Mrs. J. F. Conoway and son. J. G., Jr., Mir. and Mrs. W J. Eason, Mrs Lula Lewis and son, Eugene Lewis, Miss Ruth Scott Miss Lucille York. Ar thur and Carl Young,
 Mrs A. S. Hamilton chaperoned the Teen-Age class of the Baptist church to Queenstown on a picnic Thursday. At noon lunch was spread. Mrs. V. V. Thomson and daughter, Vergil Thomson, left Sunday for Mo- bile.
 Mrs. Houston and daughter, Roberta Houston. of Moebes will leave Wednes- day for a three-month visit to Kansas City, Newton. Kan, and Colorado.
 Mrs. Warren of York is the guest of her son, Hugh Warren, and family Of Moebes.
 MT. Frank Armstrong and his sistcr, Miss Carol Armstrong of Mississii ni, are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Charles Griffin of Ivanhoe,
 Mrs. Walter Stallings has returned to her home in Gadsden after a viait to her uncle L. G. I'arnum, of Mar ! tin.
 Little Hill Martin, son of pr. ard Mrs. J. H. Martin of SpringvillA. is spending a while with his aunt. Mrs, Martin Northcut.
 Mrs. N. L. Andrews is spending the weekend with her brother, Mir p . Anderson. and wife at Gamble, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
Announcements

There will be a meeting of the Red Cross unit of the O. E. c. chapter 11S or the third floor of Blachs store on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock to sew all day.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Y w. C. A. will be held on Tuesday morning at 930 o'clock at the association headquarters.
 The Baptist Woman's Missionary union all-day meeting with the Union church at Woodward Crossing on the South Bessemer car line on Thursday begin ming at 1o:30 o'clock. The ladies of the Bessemer district will serve picnic lunch at noon and large attendance is urged.
 All former graduates in the w. NJ. U, Manual of Methods among the Baptist tend the graduating exercises of the new class in the manual at the all-day meet ing at Union church, on the South Bes- sener car line on Thursday, July H. Miss Addie F. Cox, state field worker for the w. M. U., will deliver the ad- dress,
 There will be meeting of the officers and officers pro tenn of the Birmingham chapter 11S 0. E. S., at the Masonic Temple this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs Roy Huffman and little son, Will liam Ward, are resting comfortanly al St vincent's hospital
 Mrs Lou Supple and Miss Doste Fon- vile left Friday evxening for LaGrange- Ky.,@here they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Zelrnon Supple, who has been ouite III at her home, is improving.
 Miss Hattie Coplan has been called 10 Detroit on account of the illness or her sister, Mrs John Jacobson
 Mir. and Mrs. John Jacobson of Detroit announce the birth of a little son.
 s.s
 Miss Fannie and Miss Addie McCaa of Anniston are the guests of their cous- in, Mrs Angus Taylor, and MT. Taylor' at their home on South Seventeenth ave- nue.
 Miss I.illie Butt of Mobile is the guest of MT. and Mrs A. NJ. Taylor.
 The regular meeting of the council or defense is called for Tuesday in the Tut wiler ballroom. Every organization is urged to send in a written report to oe placed on Ilt5 1He SeCi SNeiA V MI N. ~A-f Del Cory wishes to secure the names or the presidents and the number of mem bers of each organization. This is very necessary in order to, know the numoee of voters.
 The childs welfare committee will meet before the regular meeting at 23o pr. Thomas Parke will speak, his sup1ec9 being, Milk in Birmingham
 MT. Bowden Settle is leaving this week for New York city to prepare in Y. M c. A. work for overseas service.
 pr. and Mrs. D. F. Bucks have named their little daughter Helen Holcombe Mrs Given and Miss Bessie Given or Opelika will arrive in a few days to De the guests of MT. and Mrs. Wllilam Given on South Twelfth avenue
 Mrs. D. F Bucks and little daughter are resting comfortably at the Norwood lnfrmary.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Huffman have named their little son William Ward, Tor his grandfather, the late Col. William Ward.
 MT. William T. Durrett, son of MT and Mrs. w. c. Durrett, is spending few days in the city with relatives. MT Drrrett was recently transferred from Company B, supply to chemist unit, at Washington,
 Mrs l.. c. Cru1np of West Point. Miss, Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Nelson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
INGLENOOK

MT and Mrs. C. L. Mills entertained at dinner in honor of their nephew, Horace N'aide of Camp Wheeler. A bowl or roses formed the centerpiece for the table. arouu' which were seated Messrs Horace Waide. Jesse Waide. Richard Mills, Miss Mary White, MT. and Mrs. c. L. Mills
 The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday school was held Thursday at Fulton Springs
 Mrs. D. $. Crawford and Mrs. Lon Avera were chaperons to crowd of young people to East Lake recently ia honor of Dan Hutchinson of Camp Wheeler. Those making up the party were Misses Louise Avera, Mary Free man, Laura Brunker, Ida and Helon Crawtord, Messrs. Harry Harper. Delbcrt Helton, Carl BrunlIer, Walter Avera Sam Baker, Can Hutchinson and the chap erons, Mesdams Crawford and Avera.
 Mrs. Lewis Steinder and Mrs. Henry Morgan entertained at dinner party at their homo recently. The guests ln- cluded Mrs R. Morgan of Cullman, Mrs. c, F. Westbrook of Mobile, Mrs. J Y. Stuart of Woodlawn, MT and Mrs. Lewis Steinder Mir and Mrs. Henry Morgan and Miss Annie Louise Steinder
 Misses Louise and Lucille Jacobs of Talladeg3. the attractive guests of MT. and Mrs. Carl Jacobs, were the guests of hono, at dinner recently at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jacobs. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fowler of Birmingham, Mrs. J. E. Montgomer.' of Birmingham, Misses Lucille and Lou ise Jacohs. Mir. and Mrs. Carl Jacobs Miss May belle Downey entertained at a spend-the- cay party recently. At noon luncheon Was served to Mir. Walter Dow
 hey of Atlanta Mrs. Harold Downey ana l son, Harold. Jr., of Knoxville, Mrs. Nora ! Downey of Avondale, Misses Elose and sammy Dewney of Avondale Misses Helon. Edith and Maybelle Downey anc
 Mrs. T. F. Downey
 ' The Sunday school classes of Mrs Rosa I Jones ard Nr S w. Boles enjoyed 9 | most delightful picnic at East Lake ] park. In the evening a picnic luncheon :, was enjoyed The party consisted of za 1 young people and was chaperoned by
 Mrs Rosa Jones, MT. w. NJ. Rocket,
 and Mir. Luther Rockett
 About 20 little folk gathered at tho home of MT and Mrs. R. Roberts on Tuesday evening to celebrate the fifth birthday Of their son. Roy. Games were
 played and enjoyed by all. Prizes were won by Master Fred Moseley, in a ''Mother Goose' contest, and in other
 contests by Master F. B. Ackis and little
 Mics Anna Lee Green. 4 large birthday cake. with red, white and blue candies aui'a T.. pn l, aannel the table
 Mrs Fl Wallace. ienaer of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
WEST END

Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Sims, Jr., delight fully entertained Thursday evening at their homc in West End Place. The rooms CTS and ferns. Progressive rock was played until |. late hour, when ices were served to the following: Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Alprlghton. MT. and Mrs. R. A. McCloud, MT and Mrs f. F. James, Mrs. Wayne James, Mrs. Mayfield Ward, Miss Christina Nura, Miss Lill an James, Miss Adeine Ragland and MT. and Ms. E. B. Sms Jr.
 A lawn party was given at the home of Mrs. Neu Sweeley for the benefit of the building fund of the West End Methodist church. An interesting pro- gramme Was enjoyed. The Epwcrth League of the West End Methodist church entertained Thursday evening 1t q patriotic party at the home of Miss L.ilen Croy. The rooms were beautifully decorated in flags and other patriotic decorations, carrying out the national colors. Patriotic games anu contests were enjoyed until late hour, when light refreshments were served to number Of young people.
 Rev and Mrs. T. C. Casady have named their little son T. C., Jr.
 The local committee of the Woman ; Missionary society of the West End Methodist church will meet Monday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. $. A. Town send on Tuscaloosa avenue,
 Misses Elizabeth, Marion and Lessie Gewin have returned from Mobile. wheie they visited relatives.
 Miss Lula Harper of Scottsboro has been the guest of Mrs. Patterson on Tus- caloosa avenue. Mrs. Frank Bledsoe left Thursday fos Salem to visit her parents. Mrs. John Condrey and children left "Wednesday to jon Mir. Condrey in Shef . field, where they will make their home They have been the guests ot Rev. ana Mrs. Emerson.
 l Miss Christina Mura left Monday for her home ill Augusta, Ga, after spend ing several weeks with Mrs. John Trader.
 Miss Virginia Scholar is visiting | friends in Huntsville. l MT. Charles Bartlett of Camp Mcclellan 1 was the wtek-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Mckinnon. | Mis- Berta Mitchell of Tuscumbia is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Bickley.
 Mir and Mrs Jack Guy are visiting relatives in Georgia | Miss Imogene Handley is the guest or 1 Mrs Margaret Grover in Clanton. ! Mrs J E Walters and little son, Jess, have returned from visit in Atlanta. Miss Pauline Scott left Wednesday for | her home in Mobile. l Mrs M C. Whaiey is visiting Mrs. J. i c. Ryan at Carbon Hill.
 Mrs J. Pee is in the Birmingham in- 1 firmary. resting nicely following an Or [ ration.
 Miss Lena Kellogg has returned from l Savannah, Ga, where she tauG schooi 1 last winter.
 Miss Oll.e Hull is visiting relatives in 1 Chattanooga.
 MT. Roy Burt is spending few days 1 with his family.
 | MT. Bailey Robins is visiting his father, l MT. Walter Robins. Mrs. Eunicc Thomas has gone to Ten nessee for a months visit.
 Miss Lcuise Bell left this week f7-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07

visit to friends and relatives in Charles ton and Columbia, s, c.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Austin and cnii- dren are vlslting MT. c. H. Austin and Mrs w. R. Crow in Decatur Mrs. H c Lyle is visiting relatives and friends i'll Cullman and Chatta- nooga.
 Horace Wade has returned to Camp Wheeler, after spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs Ben Waide.
 Emmet Austin is visiting in Gulfport, Miss. and New Orleans. R. M Jones of Montgomery is spend- ing few days with relatives here.
 Mrs. Mary Rogers is visiting her daugh- ter in I erre Haute, Ind, will will go from there to visit her son, in Gerard, O., before she returns home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J W. Adams, with their two children Walter and John, are spending 9 few days with relatives in Warrior.
 Mrs. l.. T. Taylor and children, J. T., Jr., and Cornelia. have returned after a visit to relatives at Searles.
 Mrs. Frank Foster and daughter, Eu nice, have returned home after visit to relatives in Columbia and Nashville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. West of the university visited friends in Inglenoos recently.
 Mrs. r. E. Bond is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Locke, in Shef field.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Screws have moved from Decatur avenue to their farm near Blount Springs.
 U. R. Cox is at home after spending several days with relatives al Naples vile.
 Mrs. T. l. Wilson, who has been in Phoenix, Ariz., for the last six months for her health, has returned home very much improved
 Mrs J. r. Winfield has returned home after visit to relatives in Erin, Tenn.
 Miss Mary ee Morris of Erin, Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. T. Win field.
 William reague of Co,umbiana is visit- ing his uncle Dr. S. H. Wallace.