The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
sunday school Institute

27 and 2S at the Parish house in Woodward is of wide interest to the community the adults of the district being invited to attend all sessions as the guests of the Woodward Sun day school
 Prominent men and women in church and Sunday school work of Bessemer and Birmingham will fea- 'ture each programme and among these will be Judge Hugh A. Locke, Mrs. Wm. M. Walker, Mrs. s. F. Moore, Dr. F. o. Heller. Rev. John A. Mac Sporran, Mir. Harry Denman, ana Rev. Robert N. Simpson.
 The programmes begin each after noon at 5:30 and continue until o'clock in the evening, short in termission being given from $40 to 7:20 o'clock for supper which will be served the guests by the Woodward Sunday school.
 Oak Grove Community Fair
 Big community fair will be held Wednesday at Oak Grove on the school ground of that place which is beisg arranged under the auspices of the school with Prof. James A Davis principal of the school in charge.
 In the morning the programme will include the Judging of stock. and canned goods and hand work of women, which will be on display. Prizes to the amount of $200, have been donated by Bessemer merchants for the fair and will be awarded by judges.
 At II o'clock there will be speak ing in which prominent speakers will be heard and after dinner the pro- gramme will incldue athletic events of all kinds. bicycle races, foot races and Jumping and at 4 o'clock there will be ball game between the Oak Grove team and the Bessemer Ba- racas. The Boys band of Bessemer will be a special feature of the event The public is invited to attend the fair. which promises to be one of the interesting events of the week.
 There will be special meeting of the council Wednesday night when the paving assessments which have heen under protest will be made fl- nal, the committees appointed by the council and the property owners making their reports at the meeting.
 Corner Stone Laying
 The cornerstone laying of the Bap- tist church at Hueytown will be a big eventsiin that community Sunday afternoon at o'clock. There will be services at II o'clock and after wards an elaborate dinner will be served on the ground. In the after noon the corner stone will be laid with impressive ceremony and with speeches and addresses by prominent ministers of the district, including Dr, F. H. Harrington, Dr. Hobbs and pr. J. l.. billiard. The church when completed will cost about S15,oo0 and will be one of the prettiest structures in that vicinity.
 Woodward Bridge Club
 Mrs. Harry Jones entertained the Woodward Bridge club at it's recent meeting with a beautiful party. Aut- unsn flowers in charming artistic arrangements were used in the dec orations for the afternoon.
 For the highest score of bridge the prize, a lovely hand made card table cover with tea napkins, was awarded to Mrs. Joe Lacey.
 A delicious salad plate was served at the close of the afternoon, the guests enjoying the party being Mesdames John Eagan Joe Lacey, Robert Hitchcock, ]. H. Leonard. w.. H. Glasgow. Adelle Woods. j. c. Keig- ley. A. J, Boynton, T. J. Cunniff, Ed Duncan, Jack Lee and J. c. Keigley. Silver Anniversary Dr. and Mrs. J. U. Ray celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Fri day evening at their home at Wood- stock. entertaining in celebration of the occasion over 100 of their friends. Beautiful silver gifts were received by the couple and delightful refresh : ments were served the guests of cake and ices and punch. Toasts and speeches of felicitation were features much enjoyed during the evening, the | principal one being made by A. E i Ausman, in happy and humorous manner. The occasion was one oi the most delightful affairs of the week, bringing together a large num- 1 Der of friends of Dr. and Mrs. Ray. l The Children of the Confederacy held meeting Friday afternoon al the home of Mrs F. l.. Huey ir Jonesboro and reorganized and elect ed the following officers: President Rosa Perry; vice president, Fanny Morton; secretary, Rebecca William son; treasurer, Francis Rush; record l ing secretary, Carolyn Bradley: ano historian. Sarah Huey. Mrs. J. O Sturdivant, who assisted in the re- organizing of the chapter, will bt the director.
 Junior Matrons' Club
 The Junior Matrons' club was de llightfully entertained Friday after noon by Mrs. Herbert Batts at hei home on Berkely avenue. Scarle' geraniums and ferns afforded : bright and attractive setting for the large assembly of guests present. 1 Progressive forty-two was tn, game enjoyed during the afternoon and the club prize, French powder was won by Mrs. Mac Batson; tht
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