The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-15
RANDOM NOTES

two lovely little daughters motored to Tuscaloosa for the week end where they were the guests of Mrs. Rudulph's parents MT. and Mrs Samuel Aston.
  Miss Leila Harris, who spent the summer in Tuscaloosa with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Harris, has returned to the city where she will re- sume her duties in the Central high school
 The woodlawn W. c. T. U. will hold an important meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the First Methodist Cards from MT. and Mrs. Rhea Wells from Paris, France, vey the information that they are there for years study. MT. Wells doing illus trating for several wel1-known maga- zines.. Mr. Wells is pleasantly remem bered here as the "cartoonist", on The Age Herald for several years. Miss May Kirk Dudley is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Osburn in Hunts vile.
 MT. and Mrs Cleveland Denman have returned to the city after visit to relatives in Jacksonville, Ala. WIFE d. It <ATHOlu, alter SpeHQlnS d few days in the city as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Hart, Jr.. has l returned to her home in Jacksonville, Ala. MT. Bert Collier left few days ago for Montgomery to make his home. 9 MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Bethea of Beaumont Texas, have named their little son Malcolm Sumter Bethea. Mrs. J. c. Wilkins and Miss Mary Partridge. after spending a few days in the city to attend state meeting of the Board of the League of Women Voters have returned to their home in Selma. The following from the Selma Times Journal will be of interest to many friends in the city who remember Mrs. Knight most pleasantly as the guest of her niece. Mrs. W. c. Shackelford:
 Mrs. Mary Knight, who has been making her home in Marion for a year | or two, has returned to Selma, her old | home. to live. She will live al the Wise i house Lauderdale street. Mrs. | Knight was for many years a teacher in the public schools of Selma and there are several generations of people here who love her particularly for her | unswerving justice which was con sidered by all her pupils as her out 1 standing characteristic as a teacher. Miss Irma Gardener has arrived from Anniston to spend the winter in the | city.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel A. Flippin have returned from Montgomery where they | visited relatives
 l Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Jones' who have | spent the past few weeks in Greens | boro, motored to Eutaw few days ago. and MT. Jones will continue his {! trip to his home in Little Rock. Ark.
 Mrs. Jones is the guest of relatives In the city before joining MT. Jones. Mrs. Jones will be remembered as Miss
 Katherine Randolph.
 Misses Curtis and Glennis Hicks of | Centerville will spend the winter in 1 Birmingham and teach in the city | schools.
 Miss Barbara Wade has returned to her home in Trussville after having
 spent week with Miss Nichols at Por- ter.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Halliburton have
 returned to the city from Hopewell
 eight days service.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Palmer have sold 1 their home on South Twenty eight,
 street and Mrs. Palmer will leave Octo-
 Der first for Nashville to join MT. Pal
 mer, who is now located there. 
 Miss Edna Ellison has returned from
 two months stay in Hollywood. Cal
 where she was the house guest of Miss
 Lois Wilson. During her visit she was
 delightfully."- entertained.
 Mrs. Alex Gibson and two daughters are spending a short time at Blount Springs. The Misses Gibson will re-
 turn home today, and Mrs. Gibson will
 remain a week longer.
 Miss Beard has returned to the Semi
 nary after a vacation with her family | Miss Mary Lou Burns of Jacksonville
 Ala, will spend the winter with Mrs.
 nue.
 Miss Rose Wood Wilder will spend T the winter in Arkansas where she will
 teach expression in a large girls col
 ltge. T Miss Hemphill who has been spend
 ing the summer in the east. has re-
 turned to the city and will resume her position at the seminary.
 Miss Roberta K Borden, after spend
 ing the summer in the west, has arrived
 in the city and will be with Miss Hattie | Morton for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Edwin Mason
 have named their little daughter
 Katheryn Meyer.
 Mrs. W. D. Partlowe and MT. and Mrs c. B. Vernon of Tuscaloosa spent the
 past few days in Birmingham with
 friends.
 Mrs. Frank c. Hicks and children after stay with relatives in the city have returned to their home in Mont gomery.
 l Miss Clara Goodrich left yesterday
 for Tupelo. Miss, to spend a few weeks Mir. and Mrs Robert McCaughan have sold their home and will mak. thei-