The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-19

| The play will be given for the bene- fit of the Brighton Methodist Church and the cas. will include a number of young people. Musical numbers will also feature the programme. The graduation exercises of the seventh grade pupils of the Lipscomb School were held at the Union Bap- tist Church Friday evening. The prin- cipal address was made by Mir. Brewer of Birmingham Rev. T. E. Steeley also made a talk on "Educa tion." The school has mad an unusually success full term under the direction of Mrs. L. H. Haralson and the graduating class is one of the largest in the county. The pupils will enter the Bes- semer High School next term.
 The Sunday school of the Jonesboro Methodist Church will celebrate ''ChiI- dren's Day" Sunday at the II o'clock service, and will present a programme instead of the regular sermon. The ex- ercises have been well planned and care fully rehearsed, and are as follows Processional, Sunday School Army" Prayer Song" prayer, Supt. J. w.. Brooks; Our Two Flags' Robert and Evelyn Saunders; reading, No Chil- dren's Day." song, "Hark" A Message From Over the Sea-" re3ding, Two Lit
 
 verses, Helpers in the Garden;' song, ITO the Harvest Fie,d, Giants" by seven children; song, Be a Hero" junior choir; reading, 70, Lord and Mas ter" by five children; Japanese Tea" junior girls; reading, Edith Bearden; reading, Katherine Jones; remarks, Rev. J. J. Sandlin; reading exercise, Japa- nese tea girls; song, 70, Zion Haste,' congregation; talk. Superintendent Brooks; benediction song, Lord Keep Us Now From Harm juniors; an- nouncements.
 Rev. w. P Price will arrive from Ocilla, Ga, in time to fill his pulpit at the First Baptist Church Sunday. Dr. Price has conducted a very successful revival at Ocilla, where they have had about forty additions to the church as a result of the services.
 The Baptist male quartet will sing at the Calvary Baptist Church Sunday eve ming upon the invitation of the musical director of the choir. The quartet is , composed of T. Bryan Waller, w. G. Vail Dr. L. NJ Barnett and o. H. Hal brook. At the First Baptist Church Mrs. Hugh McEniry will act as organist and Miss Dorothy Huffman will sing a solo. Rev. F. H. Hutchison, pastor of the First Christian Church. will preach at 1 both services Sunday. At the morning service at Il o'clock he will use for his subject, "The Souls Daybreak,' and in the evening another of the series of spe- cia services will be held when the sub ject will be ''The Fast Young Man. | The public is invited to attend all sery- ices. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Chris tian Endeavor, 2 p. m., Miss Lille Mae l Williams, pastor.
 | Mrs. L. N. Aiken of Gadsden is the ] guest of her sister, Mrs. c. w. Allen, on Eighth avenue.
 1 Mir and Mrs. H. T. Letson of Kansas City are the guests of Mir Letson's mother, Mrs. D. A. Letson
 1 Prof. J. D. Patton left this week for a months stay in Chrondrat, La. 1 Mrs. R. w. Waldrop will leave Satur-
 day for Spartanburg, where she will be
 the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles | Gaillard.
 E. G. Terry left this week for Mont
 gomery, where he will join his family
 and they will go to Asheville, N. C.,
 where they will spend the summer. 1 Mrs. Morris Green and little daughter
 are the guests of friends in New York. l Mrs L. l.. Lockwood and little daugh- ter are the guests of relatives in Chl- cago.