The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB

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 GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
 The opening reception of the Golf and Country club at Woodward will be held Friday evening and an unusually orh- liant affair is planned.
 The clubhouse has just been completed and the reception will be the first enter tainment given by the members
 The club is situated on the highest point on the hills surrounding Woodward, and the natural beauty of the surround ing makes it one of the most attractive artistic interior decorations and furnish - ing, make it one of the most attractive places of it's kind in the district. The of the club marks long step in the way of the social develop ment of the district and will be the eff fective means of widening the soeial aC- tivities of the vicinity.
 At present D. E. Wilson is the presi- dent of the club; Frank Curtis, secre- tary; and the board of governors includes !. H. Leonard of Woodward, Earl smith and I. A. Snider of Bessemer and w. w. Ellis of Ensley. The membership in- cludes representatives from Fairfieiu Birmingham, Bessemer and Woodwara-
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 Rev. L. F. Stansen will hold ser vices Sunday at the First Metnoolst church. using as totic in the morn ing: "Exalting Power of Righteous ness" in the evening, Why John the Baptist Doubted Jesus"
 pr. IT M. Moffett of Huntsville will occupy the pulpit at both services Sunday at the First Presbyteriah church. Dr. Moffett is q member of the foreign mission committee of the North Alabama presbytery, and at the service Sunday will speak in interest of foreign missions.
 Services will be held Sunday morn- ing at the Christian Science reading room in the Realty building at Il o'clock. The subject will be: God, the Preserver of Man.
 Services will be held Sunday at the First Baptist church. Rev. w. P. Price will use as subject in the morning, "The Good Things Ahead" in the eve ming his subject will be, "The Faith 
 All circles of the Woman's auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock. Circle No. l. will meet with Mrs. Hor- ace Vanderyoort, Circle No. 2 in the parlors of the church; Circle No. with Mrs F. o. Hellier at her home on Fifth avenue; Circle No with Miss Bessie Shaw on Dartmouth avenue.
 The Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 721 will meet at the Fslks' club Monday evening at o'clock
 The United Daughters of the Confed- eracy will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the library
 The following announcement will be received with interest: Mir and Mrs. Jesse Yam Huey of Bessemer an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Jessie, to Mr. George Henry Keast of Fairfield. the wedding to take place in January
 Mrs. R. A. Mickle is able to be up after a recent illness.
 Mrs John Martin and daughter, Miss Amy Martin, who have been the guests of Mrs. l.. M. Northcutt on Arlington avenue. returned to their home in Rag land Saturday.
 Miss Stella Yeatman has returned home after visit to relatives in Ma rion.
 Gerald Dobbs of Whitman. La. is in the city, the guest of MT and Mrs. Edgar Lee Mitchell on Dartmouth ave- nue. Y
 Miss Katherine Kilgore of Birming ham is the attractive guest of friends in the city.