The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

the state highway as memorial to de- serving citizens
 Recommendations were heard on club extension. A great effort will be made to bring all women's clubs into the state federation. thereby strengthening the force of woman's work in all lines or federated work
 Mrs. French Bell contributed a vocal solo and Miss Mildred Johnston piano
 selection to the mornings programme l Mrs. L. C. Huey of Bessemer was re-
 elected vice pres dent and Mrs d. h.
 Bains of Bessemer, secretary.
 Reports from the various clubs sho"eu a fine record for the second district An
 invitation was accepted to hold the con
 vention in Sylacauga next May Annistonians are anticipatinf with great pleasure the presentation of The Altar Flame" a beautiful pageant the
 work of MT. William H. Woods's gitteo
 pen which will be given in the auditor l ium of the First Presbyterian Church OH Sunday evening. 4,
 "The Altar Flame" is an allegory in | three Darts and like all events planned | by MT. Woods, who is an author anu artist of note, is sure to be artistlo 1 and interesting. 1,
 The cast of characters has been well chosen, the costumes are to De haho-
 some and the lesson truth or the pase ant impressive and lasting. Among those taking part in "The Altar Flame" will be Mr. Phillip Wnltesiqe' l MT. Dumont Paul, Miss Marie n' tdo | C,r1nr Knox, Mrs Frank Morrow, MISS
 Mary Read Smith, Miss Mildred Jonn- 1 ston, Mrs Elaine Fischesser' MT. DUH t,n aId Russell. MT Robert Meigs and MISS Carrie French Turner.
 Mrs. E. T. Barker and children Ielt
 last week to join Dr. Barker III III Wichita Falls, Texas, where they VIII WiII | reside in the future. Mrs. Barker t Wtit
 be greatly missed in Annlston. one has rendered invaluable service ' director of the Children of the con federacy. has heartily co-operated III all patriotic and civic endeavors anu is exceedingly popular with l@i
 circle of loyal friends. .otore l Little Miss Evylyn Barker, pe1ore leaving for Texas, gave p-lcturo - show party which was in the h@eu | friends, who compose the HaPpg Dozen, Club. The guest list incluoeo Misses Mary Burt Smith, Josepnihe
 Wharton. Marie Acker, Katherine sproull, Pauline Gordon, 'atto Doroony l Gardner. Louise Ledbetter, CharIotee
 Jones, Lucy Stillwell, Eleanor Gay' fNos'' l white and Maud Merritt Cook l With every church charitable or ranization and welfare club in AhnlsI ion co-operating, the American A'o Cross will begin on Thursday one o | the most important and lar-r el,i49 | surveys ever held in Calhoun counes' | nf | A1abafna's Red Cross field represents 1 tive/ snent Tuesday in Anniston cor sn1t;ne with Mrs Eva Powers Comly' +ba executive secretary of the hoihS | service chapter of the county tt, Cross chapter. At meeting ol e 1s executive board of the Red cross nel4 on Tuesdav afternoon the mem oers ol the board pledged thelr he"i y port in the movement. o,, During the community study WeeN, health education, recreatlon' Iahaiis welfare and child welfare are to pe investigated throughout the coun.y Five expert workers and teachers haN9 been assigned to Annlston TOT 'ne re- nose of ascertaining the needs anu ie- nnirements of the people of the coun ~, under inc peace time programme ol l the Red Cross.
 rbe Matrons study Club met with Mrs. Emmett w. Ledbetter on WI; nasdav afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Goodwlh
 ind hesoa'S most interesting programme on | 'Women Writers of Tooay' iaant
 member of the club told some lhclueii' regarding a woman writer, c, Mrs. Harry Bellinger of Macon era" fba guest of Mrs. Goodwin, toid O. visit with Mary Roberts hlnehai Srns a Red Cross hut in France Whele Mi s Bol1ineer rendered invaluable serVlce
 
 Miller spoke of Mary Roberts Nine hart as an author, wife ana HotneL .nd Mrs & F. Hodges told one or hel stories Dainty refreshments w9ro served by the hostess at the conoi'
 sion of the programme.
 Ono of the notable events of this weeH
 will he an open meeting of the Chorai
 Club on Friday afternoon at the rlns
 when the club will present Mrs' Cn,Ae M Woodruff in concert Mrsc riff will be assisted by Mrs. J. V. NY, Mrs. woodruff has not been d,.rine the past year and her many ao
 ,.,;rars are looking forward with great
 n1oas,rs l,,e. to hearing her beautiful voice kagain.
 rhe junior class of the High schooi entertained in honor of the seniors at ~ nicnic during the past week. The iliei-s nartv motored to Nesblt Lahe' oa bounteous picnic lunch was en9oyeu,
 The 1920 graduates of the Hlgn 9cnoo' are Misses Martha Greer, Glaoys H''tr Josephine Murphy, Ruth Glass. n Ferguson, Violet Aderhold, Hatue
 Russell. Winfield McIntire, Loretta NJ
 Intire Alice Clark Carre ana hopei' Meies and Sheffield Owen.
 Mrs. Paul J. Mundie was hostess las'
 .aak at her home on Christine avenue to honor Miss Loretta McIntire ana MISS W;nfieId McIntire and the members ol their graduating class at the aac- Sohool The honSe was attractively acc oratad in roses and dancing and games were enioyed Mrs. Mundie was assist cd in entertaining by Miss Stella GIeei' Miss Marie Spottswood. Mrs J. U. Iiui- fer and Mrs James McIntire.
 The Wednesday Study Club IS plan ning most unique entertainment, 1000 Revue" which will be presented uli- der the direction of MT. FranK Jones, an Anniston young man, who maue q suo cess in vaudeville. An oriental scene and musical numbers given hn costume from modern musical comedies Will De among the features of the revue Lovely exercises and party Tor the mothers were held at the attractive kin | dergarten rooms under the direction Of | Miss Mary Huger and Miss Rosa Bowle
 on Friday morning.
 1 Interesting graduating exercises were