The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-28

among the honored guests at the dinner.
 Besides entertaing the heroes of the six ties, the William Henry Forney chapter sent several baskets of fruit and delica- cies to the Addie Weaver home for dis tribution.
 Not a veteran in the county missed be-
 ing remembered by the U D. c. this year Mrs. J F. Green and Mrs. John Wilson secured fund which made it possible to have each veteran the recipient from this noble band of women during the yuletide season of some token. their sweet thoughtfulness bringing cheer un- told to these grave men whom south erners so delight in honoring. The rapturous delight of the school girls and boys at home for the Christmas va cation added to the joy of Anniston' s Christmas season. They entertained each other morning, noon and night, but also found time to join their efforts in mak- ing the yuletide entertainments sue cess.
 The Christmas decorations in the churches this year were unusually beau tiful, and overflow audiences enjoyed in1- pressive exercises in all the houses of worship, where in tableaux, song and story the birthday of the King was her. aided.
 To all the orphanages fin Alabama bounteous gifts were sent to cheer the hearts of the unfortunate little orphans. Nearly every Sunday school class sent baskets of goodies to the poor, and some of the classes presented clever pro grammes at the Addie Weaver home and other places.
 Never before has Peace on earth, good will to men," held the same meaning as | it does today. After the. strife and bloodshed during the past four years. how ioyously voices everywhere sang out this old refrain.
 'Peace on earth" brought hundreds Of happy reunions during the yuletide days As reunited families gathered round the festal board many prayers of thankful ness went up to the throne of the King for the safety of soldier boys who had offered their lives on the altar of thelr country for the peace of the world Of course. we cannot celebrate Christ mas without thinking of the graves Tn France, and the sight of the wounded ID our midst gave to this Christmas ten- derness and paths which no proceedings Christmas has ever known, but there was a spirit of thankfulness. that their lives had not been in vain. and the aftermath of the world war brought unl- versai 'joy to the world" Miss Darian Jones left wednesday te spend the holidays in Montgomery. Miss Jones' who is the efficient principal oI the Glen Addie school, is one of the most universally popular girls in AnIns ton's social circles, and will be greatly missed from the holiday festivities dur ing her absence.
 Miss Margaret F. Lea, the principal or Noble institute, is spending the Christmas season with Mrs M. B. Wellborn tin All
 anta.
 Miss Ruby Patton and Miss Cherokee Van de Graff, two high school teachers
 LAl;1 ;1nxy of home in Tuscaloosa.
 Among the college girls and boys who are spending their Christmas vacation A .heme are: Miss Virginia Sprouu, Miss Eleanor Stillwell, Miss Martha Mallory, Miss Virginia Ordway, Miss Hasseltino Candle, Miss Emily Norwood, Miss Knoxie Lanning, Miss Eugenia Tnomp son, Miss Mary Kate Park, Misses Em- mic. Martha and Sara Rudisill, Miss Dorothy Quinn, Miss Carolyn Agee, Mlss Roberta Thrash, Miss Elizabeth Cates Miss Fannie McCaa, Miss Irene Ed wards. Miss Nellie Galliher Jack Car r;ngton. Lowry Mallory, Stanton Ingram. Murray Field, Samuel Ingram, Cnar'es w. Sharp, Jr, Bruce Johnston, R. l.. Fer kins TunstaT Cobbs, c. D. King, liar yey . Allen, James Weatheriy, Robert weatherly, Frank Russel. John frye Young and Wilkes Coleman.
 To celebrate the 100th anniversary CT Alabama an interesting programme ar ranged by Miss Ethel Houser was pre- sented at Noble institute last last week by the institute girls. Miss Josephine Whar- ton spoke of Life in America One Hun dred Years Ago. Miss Charlotte Jones' ssWhy We Celebrate Alabama Day" Miss Lucille Harris, indians Famous in Ala bama;" Miss Evelyn Barker, Story of Emma Sanford" Miss Marie Acker. Julia Tutwiler'' and Miss Louise Ledbet5 ter, Clements Woods" At the close of the programme the entire school saiuted