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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-03-05

Misses BeYuice and Heard Law
renee gave an announcement party
Wednesday afternoon complimentary
to their friend, Miss Evie Hall, who
il soon to become the bride of Mr..
Bryan Baker. The party consisted
of about thirty friends of the BRIDE
,to-be. Rock was played and great
surprise vas shown when the secret
of the evening was made known.
Dainty refreshments were served and
all went away wishing every happi-
ness upon the fair and lovely young
woman who seemed so bouyant and
joyous over the approaching event.
the most important in her life. d
The heart Of Mrs. r. w. Mullin, q
Grenada County mother. living three
miles north west of Grenada, was
made glad and given new hope Mon
day morning in regard to her absent
son, who left home July 81, 1918.
Only a few fragmentary messages
have been received from the son since
his departure. 1t was thought that
he had entered the Naval service, but
repeated efforts to locate him either
in the Navy or in the Army proved
futile and finally the family thought
that he had enlisted perhaps under
some other name. Monday both the
mother, and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Hill, received postal cards
from the missing and much searched
for boy. The cards were mailed on
an Atlanta-New Orleans train, hence
the inability to locate the youths
whereabouts. Upon receipt of the
message the mother wired the follow
ing advertisement both to Memphis
and New Orleans papers:
"Walter Mullin your card re-
ceived. Daddy is dead. need
you. Won't you come to
"Mudder" at nee, please my
dear boy"
! The youth will be seventeen years
old June 20. When he left home, he
weighed lat pounds. Has light hair
and blue eyes.
Card of Thanks.
When death invades the home and
kind and loving friends minister un-
to you, it is then that we most fully
the force of that Scrip
ture which admonishes us that we
bear each others burdens. In
the many months of the decline Of
our husbands and fathers health and
after he was called away, everybody
was so kind and thoughtful that we
feel that we must say in Heavens
name, God bless you. May time deal
-o-@1x, 18Th ,onL OIL oil -
Most sincerely,
MRS. l.. B. YEAGER
and Family.
Grenada, Miss, Feb. 25, 1920.
Always remember WALLACE'S
is guaranteed to do all
It is claimed-if not call on your
and get your money back.
For sale by the Fatherree Drug
Store. limo
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Blaylock-Rrown.

On Sunday, February %, 1920, a
brownie Wood Farm, the home O,
the brides mother, occurred the mar
rage of Miss Dorothy M. Brown ant
Mr.. Claude H. Blaylock. Rev. Coun,
tiss OF Grenada College performed
the ceremony. The young couple
were attended by Miss Bessie Jacks
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Earl r. Brown
groomsman. A number Off relatives
and friends were present.
The bride is one OF Grenada Coun.
tvs favorite teachers. The groom is
a prosperous farmer OF Montgomery
County. They will be at home after
March Is. at the farm near Duck
Hill.4
For Sale-For cash, Buick S a
senger automobile. Anne Elise
hoane. 3-5-20-3t
Allen-Hybrid Cotton Seed at
$3.50 per bushel, also Beatty and
Polk cotton seed at $500 per BUSH
ell. These seed are from cotton pick
ed before the rains set in and are
guaranteed.
PRESTON WHITE,
3-o-2O-lt Holcomb, Miss.
A very complete line Of everything
for the kitchen and dining room at
prices that are right. See our win
dows this week. Carothers Variety
Store, 5, 10 & Csc.
Special Election March 20.
The board of supervisors ordered
a special election for the office of
supervisor in district l caused by the
death of Mr. L. B. Yeager.
Have you e those wonderful
values in women's hose, "The Foot
line in black, brown and white
at 35c pair? Carothers Variety
Store, 5, 10 & 25c.
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All Saints Episcopal Church.
Holy Communion and ermon II
A. N.
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Evening Prayer and Sermon 1880
p. NJ.
Lenten Services: Tuesday, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, 400 P. NJ,
services in Chapel, Thursdays, 1880
P. M.
Subject of ermon Sunday morn
ing, Modern Crusaders; evening
sermon, "Sin Of Worrying"
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Local,
ano personal


EMtgM1am FsHu MUM MAD El1 uEn nTM uMu al0 Muu NUN
Messrs.. S. r. Tatum and J.. C. Will
o made a business trip to Memphi
Tuesday.
Mr.. d. L. Grantham of Greenwood
was ia gcest last Sunday at the home
of his uncle, 0. f. Lawrence.
Mrs. O. F. Lawrence is visiting hel
listers. the Misses Crane in Jack
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Tobey Of Mem
phis were weekend guests of Dir: and
Mrs. ,S.'M Cain. ).
.:""Goodmorning! Have you been to
Carothers, Variety Store this morn
ing?"
Pathe and Edison needles for sale.
Sharp Furniture Co.
Mr.. Raphael Tipled of Grand
junction, Tenn. has been visiting in
the home of Mrs. H. B. Spain.
Pathe and Edison needles for sale.
Sharp Furniture Co.
Rev. A. A. Stanley was called TO
Columbus the latter part of last
-,oolr b. ron an c,ctop xxrhn xuoS ucrYnl1G-
~ i'll.
Are you one of the lucky buyers
eff that big fire strung parlor broom
for Use? Carothers Variety Store,
=. 10 & 25c.
Columbia Records-all new. Sharp
Furniture Co.
Mr.. w. B. Hoffa has been absent
several days this week prospecting
on some hardwood timber in the
southern part of the state.
Mr.. W. E. Boushe of Memphis was
IN Grenada several days ago and while
here dropped into this office and re-
rewed for the visits of The Sentinel.
3 large rolls good toilet paper 25c.
Carothers Variety Store, 5, 10 & 25c.
= Il
Mesdames H. T. and J. B. Mo-
gouin of Greenwood delighted the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Laid with
their presence
Mesdames J. c. Fair and Mrs.
Wade Stokes and daughter attended
the Missionary Conference of the
Methodist church of north Mississippi
this week at K~osciusko.
Columbia Records-all new. Sharp
Co.
The many friends of Mr.. B. c..
Adams, cashier of the Grenada Bank,
are glad to see him back at his post
again after a weeks wrestle with the
flu.
Mavis Taicum Powder, zoe. Ca
,others Variety Store. 5, 10 y zoe.
Mrs. Eleanor Hudson arrived sew
eral days ago from Amarillo, Texas
and is adding her charms to the de-
light Of the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hudson.
Rev. r. A. Tucker and wife came
over from Greenwood Monday and
warmly welcomed by their
many friends, who are everybody.
Mrs. Tucker went from here to Kos
Mr.. Tucker returned home.
Palm Olive Soap 26c. C%arothers
Variety Store, S, 10 & Csc. |,
Mrs. J. S. Pressgrove came over the
part of last week from her
home, in Charleston to, visit her broth
R. P~ressgrove and family and to
assist in The preHnuptials Of the lovely
daughter Of this home.
- 50 e.. gas %ErG. @T-H5S%H1 "a
Colgate's Dental Cream 26c. Cal
rothers' Variety Store, S, 10 & CSC
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fIeUS 700 olO 1000
Whites 800 $40 1900
Blues 1925 1925
Thus has each side gained the Top
of the hill in five weeks, altho the
time allowed was six weeks.
This contest typifies the true
Christian spirit which should be in
the hearts of all. The Blues won in
four weeks, and not content with win
ming they divided forces and helped
Reds and Whites up the hill. The re-
suit was that Reds, Whites and Blues
climbed the hill, thru that spirit Of
cooperation which was underneath
the rivalry to get there first. We
think a most beautiful spirit was
shown throughout, and that the con-
test has been indeed a blessing to
all, our Sunday School and church.
And now let US "carry on" the work
that has been begun and be as zeal
Gus and anxious to help the cause as
during the contest.
The banquet, which is in honor of
the Blues, will be announced as soon
as the date and details have been
agreed upon. There will be one for
the children in the lower grades and
for those of the teen ages and adults.
The committee extends its sincere
thanks to Editor Lawrence for the
space he has given US in The Sentinel
eack week, for we feel that this has
helped to make the contest more in
.teresting.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
Garner Brothers, Undutakers.
The Sentinel directs the attention
of it's readers to the card in this pa
per which appears over the signature
of Garner Brothers, u~ndertakers.
These gentlemen also have an ad.
These young men were born and
reared in Grenada and The Sentinel
feels no hesitancy in saying that they
are in every way worthy of conf
dence and Of esteem. They come of
a worthy sire, and of a pure and good
mother. They have been properly
trained and the Scriptures r the
authority for saying that they twill
not depart from" that training.
This firm is in a business that is
a necessity. But somebody must Of
fciate when life is ended and when
the mertals of this life pass to the
beyond. The body which is but the
dwelling place of the real person must
be laid away and should be carefully
and tenderly laid away. This paper
believes this firm will do that. Mr..
George M. Garner is in charge of
the business and Grenada has no fin
er young man. He will try to do,
what is right about any matter.
Hot weather is had on @teething
babies. They suffer the combined
misery Of heat, pain and stomach dis
order. McGee's Baby Elixir helps
the little sufferer through the try
ing period by correcting the stomsch
and bowels. Price, Csc, and 60c.s Sold
by End Class Drug Store. LIMO
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THE HILL TOP RACE-FINIS-
REDS, WHITES AND BLUES

The contest is over, the run-of be-
tween Reds and Whites resulting last
Sunday, the fifth week of the con-
test, as follows:
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Camp Passes SOlutlo
At a meeting of w. r. Barksdale
Camp u. C. w., the following reso-
buttons were adopted:
Whereas, since our last meeting we
have been called upon to bury in the
silent tomb our beloved Chaplain,
Rev. j. C. Carothers, and our worthy
brothers, Comrades T. G. Bratton
and Thomas w. Harper; and
Whereas, we recognize in each of
these comrades men of grea, worth
and lovable characteristics, men of
noble bearing and faithful soldiers of
the Confederate Army; and
Whereas, we desire to perpetuate
their memories by leaving upon our
records a testimonial of our love and
regard for these noble, pure and up
right men; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the loss of each
of these, our Comrades, III Camp has
lost a true and noble Comrade whose
life was for the bettermenr of man.
kind and the good of our common
country;
Resolved further, That we greatly
deplore the loss we have sustained
and we join the families and kindred
Of these Comrades in shedding tears
of sorrow and regret at the departure
of these loved ones;
Resolved further, That the Adju-
tant of this Camp furnish copies Of
these resolutions to the families of
our departed Comrades and that The
Grenada Sentinel be requested to
publish the same.
Respectively submitted,
A. T. ROANE,
Chairman Of Committee.
Attest:
]. w. YOUNG,
Com. and Acting Adjt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
 TTITWTI, FIR LYNCH

Mrs Robert Meyer had as her guests, Mrs. Carey Baker of Atlanta, Miss Martha Latady, Mrs. Joe Walker, Miss Orlean Perkins and Miss Martha Collier.
 Mrs. Fred Dow's party consisted of Mrs. A. A. Dow and her sister, Mrs. Briggs, of Boston. Mrs. Lutkins of Jer- sey City, Mrs. Robert JoSnstcS. Mrs. Edward w. Fucker, and Mrs. Ed War ren.
 Others noted were Mir. and Mrs. Ben Moore, Mrs Allie Birch. and her sister, Mrs Taylor, of Montgomery, Mrs Lau- rens Jones, Mrs. Alex Birch, Mrs. Allie Nelson, Mrs. George Bondurant, Mrs. Harry Halfacre, Mrs. Ben McCann, Mrs. James R. Rice, Mrs. Francis DeBardele- ben, Mrs. Orlin Shipman, MT. and Mrs. Ben Well, Mrs. Leroy Percy. Mrs. M. E. Dewstoe and her guest, Mrs. Hill or Montgomery, Mrs. Mitchell Williamson, Mrs. J. L. Drennen, Mrs. G. B. Hollins- worth of Bessemer. Miss Margaret Gage, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Margaret Nell son. Miss Dorothy Davis, Mrs. Vaughn Bostick (Bland Tomlinson) of Philadel- phia Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Mrs. Charles F. DeBardeleben. Mrs. John w. Tomlin- son, Mrs. Edward W. Barrett, Mrs. John M. Caldwell. Mrs, Felix Drennen, Mrs Fred Levert, Miss Edwina Thaggard. Mrs. Rovers Carter, MT. Morris Bush, MT. Horace Hammond MT. Henry 'B. Cray Jr.. MT Clifford Forbes. Mir H. c. Ryding, MT. Matthias. MT. Robert Nc David. Mrs. J. H. Doughty, Mrs. Ed Bond and many others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
T. c. I. CHORUS AT
 TUTWILER TONIGHT

During the diner hours this evening at the Tutwiler the T. c. I. chorus of forty-five voices under the direction Of MT. Steve Allsopp will render some beautiful selections.
 There are few organizations in this city which people are prouder of than this splendid chorus of male voices, which is very popular wherever it is beard, and whether in ensembler or solo work, the music rendered is al- ways delightful
 The T. c. I. chorus is one of Bir- minghams biggest assets musically, and its appearance this evening at the Tutwiler is eagerly anticipated by a large number of music lovers who never fail to take advantage of hear ing this excellent organization
 Wiegand's orchestra will render the 'cllowing programme with the addi-
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ENGAGEMENTS

engagement 6 his daughter Lillian Camille to Mr William H. Dent the wedding  and Mrs William Young Taylor the daughter Bonnie Ayc wedding to take place June g. Mrs Benjamin be announced later.
  daughter to wedding solemnized o'clock Eney Baptist Church. / Whestone and Mrs Daniel Goodrich Meadow the daughter Kathleen, A.
  oRourke and Mrs Andrew Jackson McCmpbe
  ORourke the date of the wedding announced later
 
  to Thursday NnleyMr Mrs Nunley
  the wedding take
  her daughter Hardy William the wedding to place in
  their daughter Sarah MT Emmett Harold
  the bride Eastman Ga.
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Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

cups and the afternoon was interest ing. programme being arranged where each member entertained with a stunt"
 Mrs. L. IT. Alexander read the clubs prophecy and Mrs. C. IL Duncan was presented with a pin in appre- ciation of her splendid work in making the clubs new year books.
 The annual election of officers was held. with the following results: Mrs. T. l.. Hobart. pres.oent: Mrs. John BoEnyman. vice president: Mrs John M+ynor, secretary: Mrs c. H. Duncan. treasurer. and Miss Ella Smith, fed eration secretary
 The programme for the next year will be varied and will embrace arr of each country
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tion of the numbers by the T. c. I. chorus:
 "Pershing Triumphal March" (scho- field).
 Overture, "Raymond' (Thomas).
 Angelus from Scenes Pittoresques' (Massenet).
 Vocal selection, "On the Ramparts" iSantis), T. c. l. Male chorus.
 Scenes from "A Lonely Romeo" (Bowers).
 Violin solo, "Walther's Prize Song" (Wagner WilhelmO, Fred G. Wiegand.
 Three new popular songs: Since First You Smiled on Me" (Grey); Tn SLadowland" (Brothers); Rose Of Araby" Long).
 Vocal selection, What from Ven- geance" (from Lucia" DonizettD, T. c. l. Male chorus. Fantasie, "Il Trovatore" (VerdD. Gondoliera, Opus 41 (MoszkowskD. Vocal selection, "The Beleaguered~ (Sullivan), T. c. I Male chorus. Excerpts from Flora Bella (SchwarZwald). "The Star-Spangled Banner" l Steve Allsopp, director T. c. L chorus; F. E. Allen, acompanist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
|WELL-KNOWN QUINTET TO SING

The following quartet of well known singers will appear on the programme of the Thursday evening meeting of the Tuberculosis conference, which will be held in the city at the First Presby- te rian Church on Thursday and Fri day of this week:
 Miss Sara Malam, soprano; Mrs. H. J, Posner alto; MT. J. Donald McGin. tenor, and MT. H. J. Posner, bass. Kipling's "Recessional." set to mu-
 sic by De Koven, will be the special
 quartet number and the incidental
 sclos sung by Miss Mallam and MT. Mc-
 Gill; and MT. Posner's voice will be
 heard to it's best advantage in Hear Me When Call" by Bruno s. Huhn
 Mrs. Davids has the musical numbers in/ charge and will preside at the or gan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MAY FESTIVAL AT
 MARTIN SCHOOL

A beautiful May festival will be giv, en Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock on the school lawn by the members of the Martin School Improvement Asso- ciation. assisted by the pupils from the different grades of the school Fol- lowing is the programme: Scarf drill; rainbow drill; cupid dance. Loves Awakening" by Mil- drod Pierce song. "Ysma Yama Man., rose dance: lantern drill; song, But terflies;" brownie aId fairy dance ! May pole dance: crowning of May queen; fairy dance bs Mildred and Hazel Pierce
 Linda Horton will be the lovely May queer.
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Mrs w. E. Kernan on Wednesday ft- .erroon. The meeting was very inter est.ng Mrs. O'Hara made fine re- port of our sewing. The next sewing to be at the home of Mrs. J. c. Reilly, 1 06 Almond street. Thursday.
 Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and ner sister, Mrs. Leonard. while her daughter. Noranna, rendered several attractive musical se- Ieotions. The club will meet next with Mrs. r. J. McNamara. 4O5 Tuscaloosa avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
YANCEY SOCIETY
GRADUATE NURSES
 ASSOCIATION TO MEET

The monthly meeting of the Gradu- ate Nurses Associa .ion will be held "Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Young Women's Cub rooms.
 All graduate nurses whether mem bers of the association or not, are invited to attend, as business of i'm portance is to be transacted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MRS. MATTHEWS
 ENTERTAINS

Mrs. C. R. Matthews entertained yes- terday afternoon at her home, 112S South Fourteenth street, in honor of the young women employees of Mat thews Electric Supply Company, and her house guests, Misses Ethel Conley, Clara Louis Chain, and Miss Emma sherman of Mobile. Games and music were enjoyed, after which a delicious
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MRS. WILLIAMS HOSTESS TO PELHAM CHAPTER

Mrs. H. B. Williams will entertain tSe members of the Pelham chapter at it's regular meeting. which will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home 2ooS Twenty-eighth street, Ems ley.
 As this will he the annual business meeting there will be an election of of- ficers for the coming year. and all meEB bers are urged to be present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
DANCE FOR CIRCUS
 GTRT, CAST

Mrs. o. L. Stephenson's unit of the Woman's Guild of the Church of the Ad- vent will give a "get-together" party and
 dance at the parish house, Tues day evening for the entire cast of the "Circus Girl'' opera Mrs. Robin sons orchestra has been engaged and a merry time is expected.
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R.. G. McCarty on Friday afternoon, when theS club members were enter- tained at an indor picnic.
 The table was centered with roses and luncheon was served in picnic style. q
 Mrs Zuber presided over the tea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MRS. MlTCHELL ENTERTAINS

James Mitchell will entertain at dinner this evening at the Tutwier on the eve of her departure for the east afeer spending a few weeks in the city. Among those who will be in the party will be Mir. and Mrs. Key Milner, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Martin and MT. and Mrs Will liam Mitchell and Miss Margaret Mitchell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

"HOUSANDS have seen what is pie
 tured here: rug bcmg washed! II and the marvel of 1t convinces all. The Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer does not beat or sweep or surface-clean, like vacuum-sweeper; but it actually washes out all the grease and grime that vacuum-sweeper cannot touch, washes out all the mud, smirch and street-taint that shoes tramp in, washes out all the dirt that smudges colors.
 See how the Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer brings back the original rich ness and freshness of the dingy floor covering. Rugs that are drab and dull to behold are made bright and cheery as the day they were bought; made ire sistibly vivid, soft, and taintless, their wondrous beauty immaculate.
 Ain Inspiring Book FREE
 "How to Have Big Paying Business
 of Your Own"
 We have published an inspiring little book that evey wife will want her husband to see; that every mother will want her grown son to have. It definitely and practically tells how to start on tho road to financial independence, how easy 1t is to build big permanent business, how tho HAMILTON BEACH CARPET WASHER earns better than $6.00 an hour, by cleaning 9x12 rug in only thirty minutes. The book is well-written, crammed with fact and help for the man who is thinking ahead.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
SOUTHERN CLUB PARTIES

The Southern Club was attractive yes ferday during the luncheon hour. when Mrs Fern Minor Ivy sang a group of songs. accompanied by the orchestra, under the direction of Emile Levy.
 Mrs M F. Hogan, Miss Lonie Hogan and Mrs. Mayo Holloway were hostesses, and had as their guests Mrs. Mary Schil- finger, Mrs P M. Vance, Mrs. E. M. Maddox, Mrs. George A. Hogan, Mrs J. P. billiard. Mrs Thornton Estes, Mrs, H. K. Burns and Mrs. Dan Hogan. .
 MT. A. L. Fort entertained in honor of Mrs George l.. Campbell, 'Jr., of Colum- bus, Ga. Among his guests were Judge and Mrs William L. Fort.
 Miss Margaret Terrell had as her guests Mrs Thomas Dickson of Denver. Col, Mrs. S. Y Caldwell and Mrs. C. B. woodruff
 MT. and Mrs. N l.. Miller entertained Mrs. R. H. Pearson and Mrs. s. Bertram Pike.
 MT William L. Wilson had as his guests Mir. and Mrs. DevereauX Porter and Mrs. William Pollard of Nashville
 One of the prettiest parties was that of Mir and Mrs. William Michael Hoke. Among their guests were Mrs. Myrna s. Brown. Charleston. S. C.; Mrs. Lloyd St John, MT. and Mrs. J. I. McCants. Mrs. T L. Bissell, MT. Junius l.. Walthall and MT. Warren D. Lewis.
 YANCEY SOCIETY
 The Yancey Literary Society of Cen tral High School held its regular meet ing Friday The programem consisted of an oratorical contest The judges awarded the following places: First Adolph Loveman, on "A Speech of John Adams" second, to Harry Bryan. on "Spartacus' Speech to the Roman En- VOWS" and honorable mention to Law renee Talks, on "The Unknown Speaker"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
LUNCHEON FOR VISITORS

Mrs. M. E.. Hogan and daughter. MISS Lanie Hogan. and Mrs. Mayo Holloway, were hostesses at luncheon yesterday at the Southern Club. The guests of
 honor were Miss Lowell of Savannah and Miss Baker. the charming guests of Mrs W. s. Lowell.
 The table was centered with a big bas-
 ket of beautiful pink peonies. which with
 other spring flowers added to it's at
 tractiveness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S
 CLUB MEETS

The Catholic Women's Club of West End was delightfully."- entertained by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

MMr E. Mner the his William wedding to be