The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-03
Loren Jones, Song Leader

1T N evangelistic work. music plays
 great part; it prepares the heart S for the message that the evap- selist brings and it opens the heart to responsive emotions and awakens dor mant feelings which otherwise would not be reached"
 MT. Loren Jones. the great song leader who is an outstanding figure at the big Bob Jones revival now being conducted at the Highlands Methodist Church, thus expressed his views to me when was talking with him the other day about the part music has in evan gelism.
 Pig and broad of shoulder, with power flu! tenor voice. a clear enunciation and spirit and iearnestness in his singing that quickly takes hold of an audience, Mir. Jones dominates the musical situa- ton completely, his optimism. his good nature, his happy, human view of ffe and work and play, making him strlk- ing and well fitted figure for such an occasion.
 Probably nobody in all the world has had more experience in handling vast crowds through the medium of music suaying them and molding their taste of mind simply in song. than Mir. Loren Jones'
 Mr. Jones has loved music all of his in the city with MT. and Mrs. Brooks Forbes before returning to their home in Atlanta
 Mrs. Brooks Forbes has returned from New York.
 Mrs. 4. H. Seville of Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city, having been called here on account of the illness of her father MT. B. A. Thompson.
 Miss Sarah McCandless and Mrs. Frank Spencer of Savannah will arrive today to be the guests of Mrs. Spenctrs mother, Mrs Addie Buckshaw, for seV- eral days They will appear in matinee musical on Thursday afternoon at the Tutwiler under the auspices of the Music Study Club
 MT. and Mrs Dan Smith will leave the last of the week for Fort Myers, Fla, and other points in the state. where they will spend few weeks. The many friends of Mrs. Smith will be glad to learn that she is recovering from re- cent attack of influenza.
 Mrs. W. I. Thompson of Huntsville is the guest of her brother, MT N. L.. Steele and Mrs. Steele. She is in the city to attend a meeting of the directors of the Children's Aid Society and also to attend the Y. W. c. A. conference today.
 Mrs. M. V. shannon is the guest of her daughter, Mrs w. w. Nance, in Gadsden and will later visit friepds and reia- tives in Huntsville and Chattanooga. Mrs. c. C. Adams has returned from Montgomery.
 Miss Lucy Sharpe of Nauvoo Ala, is the guest of Miss Anna Byrd Tuner She will be among the out -of-towSS guests at the marrige of Miss Bains and 1 Mir Spalding tomorrow evening, when she will be the bridesmaid of honor l Mir and Mrs. c. R. Sexton have re- gently purchased a home at Graymont ana will take possession at once. 1 Mr and Mrs. J. M. P Otis and Mrs. Ootts' mother will leave tomorrow for a 1 trip to Florida.
 ! The many friends of Mrs. Finiey White will regret to learn that she IS critically ill at the Robinson Infirmafy | MT l.. A. May formerly of Birmingham but for many years resident of New | York and London, iS making his annual visit to his mother and other relatives | in this city. MT. May has just competed
 tour of Texas and Louisiana, ane after a few days spent greeting his many
 friends here will leave for New York and shortly sail for London.
 Miss Helen Tuttle has returned from
 Cullman, having spent the weekend win
 Miss Lola Hanlin.
 Mrs. Archie N Johnson of Jackson Miss, is being cordially welcomed oS
 her many friends and is with Mrs
 Dlsenberry on South Twenty-first street l MT. and Mrs. w. B. Luker of Line l ville Ala, are the guests of their sons
 MT. Calvin l.. Luker and Mir Melvin D T1;ker. having been called to Birmins
 ham on account of the illness of theii
 son Jesse.
 Miss Louise Cunningham left yesterday
 morning for Knoxville, Tenn. to visl l friends before going on to New York t'
 join her mother and sister, Miss Mary | Cunningham, where they have taken al
 apartment and will in the future reside l Miss Lola Hanlin spent sunday witf lher parents in Cullman
 l Oliver Fowlkes of Mobile has returned home after a brief visit to relatives here, en route from the east.