The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-17
RANDOM NOTES

MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Crockard will occupy the Roden residence on Niazuma street after October 1, removing there from Woodward Woods" pr. William Jordan and Mir John Maynor left yesterday for stay in Florida.
 Miss Marietta Randolph, who has | spent the summer in New York as the guest of her aunt. Mrs. c. M. Hanley, will return home in few days to spend 1 the winter with her father, Mr. Rich ard Randolph and Mrs Randolph. Miss Will Jemison is spending some time in the city as the guest of her cousin. Mrs. H. H. Cobb and MT. Cobb. Miss Loretta Dent will be among the students at the University of Alabama this session
 Miss Alma Ratliff and Miss Margaret Lewis left few days ago for the Jud x son, Marion. Ala, where they will re- sume their studies as members of the junior class this winter Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis will move in the early fall to their new home, which is being erected at Mountain Ter race.
 Miss Alice Frazer of Mobile is the guest of pr. and Mrs. J. T. Coulbourne and family.
 Mf. Mel Coulbeurne left few days ago for Atlanta, where he will resume his studies at the Georgia Tech. Miss Hortense Estes will return home tnd oft in Boston. N Friends of Mrs. William Vaughan will regret to learn that she continues ill at the T. c. I. hospital at Fairfield. Mrs. R. H. Agee and Mrs. Mary Cal houn of Selma spent Wednesday in the vile. Va, where they will spend some time
 Misses Mary Brown and Corine Rob erts left few days ago for Flint, Mich, where they will teach in the school for the deaf.
 Dr. and Mrs, Malcolm Bethea of Beau mont, Tex, have named their little son Sumter Bethea, for his paternal grand father.
 Miss Helen Olson of Chicago, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. G. Shearer. in Atlanta, is now the guest of Mrs. Joseph B. Pool, en route to her home. where she will resume her studies at the Northwestern university
 
 Miss Jimmie Cranford. who com pleted her studies at Judson College at the session of 19l9-20, has accepted position as one of the teachers in the department of home economies of her alma mater for the session of 1920-21. Miss Cranford left yesterday to take up her work accompanied by Miss Bertha Amiss of Jasper who returns to Judson to complete her academic course.
 
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. Berry Baush will regret to learn that their little son. Berry, is i'll at their home, suffering an attack of fever.
 Mir. and Mrs Berry Baugh have rent ed their home on Twenty sixth street and are now in the Oak Glen Court apartments.
 Mir. c. s. McLarn and son. Jack, have returned from a short visit to New Or leans.
 Mrs. J. C. Maxwell and son, MT. T. M. Jones, have returned from short visit to Mrs. Maxwells daughter, Mrs Frank Brown and MT. Brown. in Cedar town Ga.
 Mrs. Clara Smith will remove from Crescent avenue to South Twentieth street early in October. Friends of MT. and Mrs. John Maynor will be glad to learn that their little son, Johr. Jr.. is recovering from re- cent attack of typhoid fever. Cards have been received from Maj and Mrs. David Main, former residents here, and officers in the Salvation Army. from Hartford. Conn., their new home. conveying the pleasant news that