The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
which is an ideal place for large affairs.

wards, Weister Champion, Anna Kenda
 were chosen to represent Ensley High.
 which is an ideal place for large affairs
 Rehearsals are being held daily. for | "Katcha-Koo,' the musical extravaganza which will be notable event of April
 26 and 27 at the High school auditorium.
 An excellent cast is being chosen, with
 M. o. Crane as "Katcha-Koo, an East
 Indian faker, and Prof. Oscar Chester
 as the Maharajah of Hunga. one of the leading characters, and Howard Bailey
 and Hoyt sherman as two young Ameri-
 cans travelling in India. Miss Esther White and Miss Jessie Pringle will take the parts of two young American girls
 travelling in India with their mother Mrs. Chattie-Gaddin, wno will be por- trayed by Mrs Annnie Glenn Grove. The cast will contain more than 200 persons, including the best talent of the city.
 CHURCH SERVICES Rev. w. P. Price will hold services Sunday at the First Baptist church using as his subject in the morning
 Harvest Field and in the evening"
 "Thc Master Fisherman" On next Sun
 day Rev. H. l.. Winburn of Philadelphia,
 Ark, will begin revival at this church,
 with Dr.. E. Lee of the Southside Bap-
 tist church of Birmingham song direc- tor.
 Services will be held at the First
 Methodist church Sunday morning, when
 Rev Lazenby of Birmingham will preach, and Sunday evening, when Rev
 Marvin Heflin Will have charge of the services.
 Services will be held Sunday at the
 First Christian church. Rev. E. Il. Hutchinson will use as topic in the
 morning Because Thou Hast Done
 This" in the evening his subject VIII be- Two Great Questions" Sunday school at s.45; J. L. Gibson, superinten- dent Christian Endeavor at 6:45. pr. H. F. Williams of Nashville, sec retary of the foreign mission board or tho Presbyterian church, will hold serv- ices at the First Presbyterian church,
 Sunday morning and in the evening at this church he will give an illustrated lecture.
 Dr. Williams is widely travelled man
 and the views which he will show Sun day evening of foreign mission fields
 will be unusually interesting and enter
 tainine.
 The Culture club will meet Thursday afternoon at the library at o'clock. Mrs. w. w Hollingsworth and Mrs. | John Neal will entertain the Matrons club and their husbands on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Holings-
 worth on Third avenue.
 | The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of | the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the church, when reports will be given py the delegates who attended the presby- terial in Decatur.
 Band No. 4 of the Woman's Mission ary union of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. J. l.. Wood at her home on Exeter avenue.
 The Junior Mcdowell Music club will not hold their regular meeting Wednes-
 day, this having been postponed until the following Wednesday. when Miss
 Mary Nell Holiey will be hostess at her home near Powderly. Mrs Ellis Terry and Mrs. J. c. B. levin will entertain at Mrs. Gwin's home on next Friday afternoon for Mrs R. R. Moore of Detroit. who is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Herbert. Mrs Robert Fonville of Birmingham will be the guest of honor at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs l Mac Clay the guests including the southside Bridge club and a number of other friends.
 | Miss Minnie Word will leave Sunday for vacation of one month.