The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-03
CLOSING EXERCISES

| The second annual closing exercises of the Fairview kindergarten. of which Miss Mary Carter and Miss Eva Kate Carter are teachers, were held Honday evening at o'clock at Blakemore hall, when the following programme was presented: March. Song, "Ho, Ho! Vacation" Twenty-third Psalm, Raiford Johnston. Prayer Rev M. E. Wilson, pastor of the Fairview Methodist church. Welcome" ," Evelyn Sims 'FThe Chatterbox. Jessie Merle Hobson.< The Loving Little Girl" Lucille White. Many Flags Elsie Pen lnington. Teaching Doly,f Blanche Johnston Song, Raise Your Hands If They Are Clean" school.
 Part u-"So Little." Laura Mae Me- Williams Dialogue, Sue Elizabeth Coul- ter and James Stapp. Mud Pies" Vir- ginia Stapp. I'm Glad I'm Boy Metz Clements. Song. Little Blue bird" Evelyn Sims Martha Lou Me Gill. Little Gentlemen Margaret Thomas Arithmetic, Robert Leonard. Gill. Daisy Drill, by girls Dialogue, Katherine Quigley and Edwin Gibson. Little Market Woman" Jessie Merle Hobson. Dialogue. Evelyn Matthews and Beulah McGill. Song. The Flags" Mar garet Harper, Beulah McGill Martha Lou McGill.
 Young Soldiers Drill. Edwin Gibson,
 
 lard Hood. Metz Clements. Drill, Sun bonnet girls and overall boys.
 Play, Country School" Last of school Programme: Song, ''Vacations Here and We Are Clad Welcome. Margaret Harper. Some Men Marry for Money George Nagle. Faithful Boys Make Faithful Men by boys Song, "Tenting Tonight" Collins Johnston. "Whoever You Are. Be Noble by girls. Musical selections. Valedictory speech. Collins Johnston. Address, Rev. M. E. Wilson Song Mid, Mid. Nodding.' by school Song. "Good-by."
 The following pupils compose the per sonnel of the cast of the play: Frances | Hutto. teacher; Edith Hunley Collins Johnson Audrey Waitress, Lyndall Ba ley, Sarah Helen Hamilton, Woodrow South, James Marshall Whttle, Jame: Stapp, Beuah McGnl George Nagel Grady batson, Margaret Harper.
 Sixty young people of Ensley and Bir mingham were entertained at a party given by MT and Mrs. Nose Zivitz a their home 2300 Avenue D, Ensley, yes terday afternoon and evening, in honol of their son. Emanuel Zivitz, who grad pate0 at the Ensley high this term.
 The young people. a great many O wnom are schoolmates of the honoree | assembled at o'clock yesterday after | ct Ensley furnished the music for tn, occasion. At 8 o'clock luncheon wa 1 served.
 The members of the Ladies Aid society of the Fist Baptist church of Pratt City will be entertained this afternoon at | o'clock with Mrs. J. c. Hill and Mrs J. w. Lawson as joint hostesses, at tht ] home of the latter. 321 Third street. Al members are invited to be present.
 The death of Mrs S. J. McDanel which occurred at the home of her son A l.. Kirkpatrick. at Pratt City came as a distinct shock to her many friends in this district. Mrs McDaniel lived 1T Jackson, Tenn, and at the time of hei death was on a visit to relatives here Sh.sjwas apparently in ahe best of health when she was suddenly taken i'll, dying | within a few minutes. She was 54 years of age and lived in Ensley many years where she was well known and greatly admired. She is survived by her hus. band. & J. McDaniel of Jackson, Tenn. two sons, A. l.. Fitzpatrick and $. M Kirkpatrick of Pratt City. Interment was made at Fraternal cemetery with the following acting as pallbearers: A J. Jones, Joe Barrett. w. O. McArde Mr Porter, M. Carter and John Miller.
 PERSONAL
 Rev and Mrs. c. B. Toomb left Mon day for Opelousas. La, where they vii spend several weeks.
 Capt Gordon Palmer son of MT. and Mrs R. F, Palmer, has returned te E.nsley after a years active service ir France. He was attached to the Eighty 1 second division.
 Mrs. Robert Chadwick has been re raoved to her home from the Birmingham nfirmary. where she recently underwent