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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

degrees. n 1915, NApril e. Il w.
81. Easter fell on March =, 1914.
and the temperature WAS -. But
March 81, 1910. was different. With
. low u 50.
In majority Of PEARS IN which
Easter came In the last week IN
March or early April. tempefatufes
were chilly. The drop yesterday
was more noticeable because Of the
extremely warm March weather
that preceded 1t. Everyone was an
ticipating = brilliant Easter and
the return to winter was disap-
pointing.
The highest yesterday was q,
1t Z O'Clock in the morning. The
mercury varied but slightly until
late in the afternoon. The drop
carried it to- "a at Z O'Clock in the
evening. and continued through
the night, to Is at Z o'clock this
morning. Tho Temperature rosa
slowly during the day and u SEIZED.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

Covenant blbls eIass rfll n1et 4
.ne cioae q Deayoe,meottne an "a
Inursday ct 7:3e the Hoy 6coufs
inset The womAn's missionary -
ciety viii meet Friday aftarnonn
at : O'clock With Mn. r q. sum
mers acting - leader. From 3 m
az O'clock The ladies' win DO
White Croes WORN and q : O'Clock
the regular missionary pfogram
viii start The study viii " sEy-
cry Man IN His Own Tongue"
Oak Grove United PresbyterisnE
Wednesday afternoon Ct 1 O'Clock
the juniors will meet It tho church.
and the subject for Stpdy will Be-
the 10th chapter Of Matthew.
First Swedish Tho confirmation
class will meet "wednesday after
noon and Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock at the parsonage.
Zion LutAef1n- The Junior Mis-
sionary society will meet Thursday
evening At o'clock with Miss
Martha Norman, 1863 Eighth
avenue.
Cleland PresbyterianEThe Ber-
can bible class will hold it, reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening at
the church and Thursday evening
the teachers and officers will meet
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes. 3426 Twelfth street. There
will be trustees meeting at 8
o'clock on Friday evening.
Broadway Presbyterian The
pastors bible class will meet this
evening at 1880 and a social hour
will follow. Tuesday evening ut
o'clock the session will meet in the
church and at 1870 the Boy Scouts
will meet Wednesday afternoon al
Ais the junior Boys and Girls
Christian Endeavor societies will
hold services and at 1880 there will
be a service preparatory to com.
munion Sunday and the session
will meet afterwards for the recep.
ton Of new members.
! United Presbyterian Tomorrow
evening the Kate Hill missionary
society will be entertained at The
homo Of the Misses Minnie and
May Frederick. 1926 Nineteenth
street PRAYER meeting will he held
Wednesday evening at the church
and Friday afternoon Mrs. j. d
Warnock. 423 Second street. will b.
hostess to the ladies' aid society
i South PART Presbytefian-Jun
: iors will meet Wednesday afternoon
|, at 4:15 and at 1880 there will b
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

Aypnno CllE1e11 nn The
oodety will hold its
ting Wednesday altar
10. John Druehl and
- Stone act1ng a. host
dismal services will be
~ wednesday evening ct
ol1al Christian church.
@ peopls will b baptissd
~ e the pfe-Easter revival
ms young peoples mis-
zss eircle will meet Friday
"a vith B. r. Shelter, 1920
nth street.
sa ChxiStaan-Thfs evening
sSlaRs and officers will meet
10 1kuch and Wednesday aft
~ ladies' aid society will
= the church Prayer meet
n = held Wednesday evening
esurch and Friday evening
s2air viii rehearse.
uar Memorial Methodist
rl1.veek prayer service will
m Wednesday evening at 7::3o
~ choir will meet for rehear-
fhnfDday evening. Friday
- It the church there will be
8SFing Of members and friends
711estion of the winning Of the
Gloaship by the Sunday school
l1sll team.
- Methodist-The monthly
s1lrg Of the Sunday school
~ VII be held this evening al
n With Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
uIams, 70S Twenty-fourth- and.
~ street. and Tuesday evening
n o'clock the Queen Esther clas:
= eDonsor a Mothers night" al
Y 1one Of Miss Julia Marshall
! Hflsenth street. A special fel.
IGIhip meeting for new member.
~ held Wednesday evening Al
eaurch. Thursday noon the an
q dinner and fancy work sal,
4 ake place at the church from
= hours Of 1890 to 1880, and tn,
poIsl public is cordially invited
II Sunday morning the quarterl,
amunion service will be held.
|eFsn Lutheran-Mrs. E. A
nnson, 4210 Seventh avenue, will
: hostess to the ladies' aid societ,
May Afternoon. \
lkst Baptist-wednesday after
- all boys and girls between
' ages Of 3 to II years are asket
meet at the church for the pur
- Of organizing a crusaders
IA and at 7;;30 in the evenin,
>r will he the regular mid-weel
vices, the subject being "Hoy
y We Know Gods Will?' TIL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
COLD EASTER
NOT UNUSUAL


Yesterdays cold weather vas not
out Of the ordinary for Easter Sun
day.
Weather bureau reports covering
the last 10 years show numerous
Casters when the thermometer fell
below 81 degrees. the mark record
cd 1t o'clock last night.
Only last year, with Easter on
April I, the temperature fell to q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

uenoe Lutheran-Mrs. E, A.
nnson, 4210 Seventh avenue, will
hostess to the ladies' aid society
Nay afternoon.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26

T,o o., Sao,-es a~5ovpa . won.
ao,e.,f s,,,,,f.e hike asst m.tIrs.
5ov ,orriry The ,~oo7s are
co'ry f..rxs,d nicely witt Their
sas.s Mrs r.a,.-or1 Eo.r first
1;,,,.o,,,,,of,a tho pl-a,,ap Tr1o-
.,o., .,o,r,,ls r. ,l,f. tr,o~ u
-t.
No. R,,,o R,r5s nr5ar Misses
7o,-oo To,as and Cs~r,s Carte,
,o.,,,,r +.o;, ~ r..s haar,i.
f,,7v !, +,air nfsr. which vii D.
r,,e, 5nrinr the normal on
,5,s T NJ B81i1rton ( lawn.
-r,o c,la p,,r4,as with Mrs
Cpro to sn-,arir+,a76
.,.fr activities ara saa7Ing t1slr
,ro,, -, tn fns STANDARD having
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26
sheriff Sals,-No. Bh4f.
NashiD9t0n BAnk i Trust %,
vs.
J T. Shoemaker,

J. T. Shoemaker
Notice is hereby given bhSt DT VIZ
;ipe Of ar urosr OF sslEurs sna ssis
isspaa out of Ihs 26nh .ndicla.
District Oourt ot Ia, II Rna TO. WASH
ingTsan Parish, il above snDlJled cRuss.
and 10 NE directed. viii PROCEED IL
ssl at public sucnon 10 ahs lsst ano
highest bidder. On
Saturday, june Il, 1871
;; ta5s principal front door Of lhs cour'
hcsse At FrsakliDgon, L4s., between
Ies Iesal sale bogrs 10, 1pahaisl ssiss,
TIE following described property hs.
i1s and situated II Washington Par
lsh. LOUISIANA. Iro-E1f5
Two rad horse mules.
Two black horse mules, both scs
au1red from Lee hssll;
Two black horse mules
I've red mules. both acquired from
NJ. ], M&gse,
AL logging equipment, coosisaasg d
harness, etc.
TERMS of ssle-CGsh without sp.
prsisslsa1
This the 2SHd asy OF May, 1921.
J, s, Hatsrnan. She,as,
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26

"say, pop, what's the differ
ence between vision and slght?''
swell son, you could call a
woman a vision, but don't call her
q sight"
An officer was inspecting at
one of the camps when he came
upon a big, roundeyed private
doing sentry duty with a gun that
he held in anything but the sp.
proved manner,
"Don't you know BETTER" de-
manded the officer,'' than to
point an empty gun at me?"
"But it amt empty, sir" pro.
tested the private. ats loaded |"
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26

Robt. Babington and cnllofen
Of Tylertown, spent the TeeH'
end with their family here.
Flour Cheap-24 pound sack
for $l.O.
Babingt0n Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. OFT sno
Mr.. aud Mrs D n. Msgee spent
Sunday Afternoon with BIZ! Her
mon relatives.
Attention Scouts KHAKI! Uni.
form cloth for your hiking trips
81 cents per yard.
Love Bros. Inc.
Miss Nora Q0ain. Red Cross
Social Service Secretary Of 30
galusa. will be the guest Of Mrs
p B. Carter during aer stay ID
town. incident TO the AeGofls-
Day celebration.
Pleated, sccordian, knife. hem
stitching, embroidering, beading.
scalloping; fancy braiding, but
tonhoIing, button covering; coun'
try orders solicited
Miss Belle Tynes. Fitzgerald,
638 Canal St., New Orleans, La
Mrs. Robt Baoipgton and bel
father, W. S. Hamilton who j:
visiting her from Dallas, Texas
came down Thursday Afternoon
and spent the remainder OF tht
week with Mrs. W. S. B1rrii
and Mrs. ". W. Darlington.
Messrs. ". S. and Alec bic
Rowan Of Lindsey, La, motore'
over for the weekend with tn
Johnsons, returning home Mon
day with Mrs. Alec McKowai
and little daughter Beryl, wh'
had been here for the past teI
days.
Misses Willetta Bailey an
Ellen Brock left Monday for
visit in the home Of Mrs. ". s
McKowsn at Lindsay. La Hon
D. Il. johnson onpaniea 10
young Misses as far al Bato
Rouge On bis resurn 10 The Coz
stitutional Convention.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26
Notice to Property Owners.

The Board of Equslizsrs will
finish the work and will meet
any Of the property owners or
the following days. May 90, 81
and June /, TO hear any com.
plants that may be made in re
gard to their assessment ts.
W. 7. OFT, Chairman.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26
Sheriff Sale-No. 352s
Z. D. FUrDea
VS..
r. p FOrrea e. as

.
10Th judicial District Court Of .,ouls1'
ana in ano for Washington faT4s-.
No.joe il hereby given mat p! VT.
tue Of q commission Of sac 1es-90 V~t
81 the 18th Judicial District Iourt O
Louisiana IL anG for v ash1ngtoI + al
isb. ia the d boye entitled and number
ed cause. 10 ne directed and deliver
ered for execution, ! vii proceed 70
sell al public auction 20 IAe -as' S@'~
highest bidder on
Saturday. June /. l921
z, the principal front door OF me
Court House a. FlankGnton, -oslls-
ana. between the Iegal sale D'-is W
:7cirisj sales. the following QescI-'F"
property, being situated ID LAG d
ish Of u asBing.cD, ogaIe ot A'---S]s'A1s,'
.0B5I:
FIRST
z3q. 80 acres Of land being 315,s9
scres less 74.49 acres II Heaorlghl
No. g, Headright No. 50 and foectAon
y. il township 2 SOUTH range IA east,
s. Helena Meridian, described as toI-
| Lows:
Begin Al southeast corner OF neao-
rgnt No. rs and run west on old line
/ 10 chains. thence south 34.77 chains;
thence east 1870 chains 30 the PolnI
| Of beginning; from said Poln1 run
DOWN oreakoyer or bayou south 25~
west 4.75 cnaiBs, south 1-2-
west 2.50 chains, south "a east
!. ~ chains. south g east 4.z5 Chains,
south III 9 easG z chains, SOUTH 30
east Z chains, s0gl1 Az Wes.
! 2 chains soata 77s@ west Z chains
north Ga west z chains, west
| chzins, south 6s yves! go chalns
70 corner OF 2oQs Vi tornea anc
| Thompson; thence by traverse O
conditional line &s follows; oo2sh ~
eas, z75 chains, soQta 23s eas
Is chains south 5cs = easI 9.2'
chains. south S04 G cas-. chains x
west ssce CT over slough, tAenee o!
traverse Oh wesg sQa sog'1 ace q
SAID slough south Il &c. 5 chains soRi
l67s@ eas. T chains sousa 1@- e@s
Is chains. South z3s eas. Z III CHAINS
south, 5s0 eas! chains s0psa 10
east 5 chains, soaIh s.s~ ess
ls.59 Chains, north ~ ess:
Ichains, NORTH 81 Feast 275 eaaias
north 3l0 eas. 3 chains; !neoe'
run down bank ot blut drssa foa.A3-
west 7.5q chains, soQ1a 3s.-
wes. LIS Chains south 30 wee
IL75 Chains. soulh 73.@ west 81
chains, so2la s7s1 VICE. . enslan
s0u,a "a ses. 8 et4al4s, souia Ca
west az caa.as ~ Fsas. E4Eer
thence troa aa0u.l OF ss4o csesa a
Pear! hlvsE, sogia 1~s- eas.
easaas, soa.a 74s@ eas! : cnaaLs
. so-,a :ss@ eas. - c2slas, s0aI-
sySS a&s. se5. c44a.as, aoE.a 5ss-
sss, .G e-x4as, 10r.a lss0 e@ss "a
e.a4sas. aosta .s7 sess e1aia
asraa IT. vest lg.54 saaias, ners.
Gg- wes. eE&aD, nGr.a ~ cas-
1 chains uor1a z1s@ ess. - cham
10 NOUN ot Horseshoe .-a8s " arssa
.asaee oy traverse SAID dream noril
- wes. l.5y Chains, port1 44s
ses. 8 chains, north 5g4@ wee
Iz.5Q chains, north ~ YVES.
chains. north ey@ wsss Z Chains
north ss.7 west ) cl@.as, ss
wess 2 chains n0ssa S6s@ wes. 80
chains to where same iassTsee.
Horseshoe Lake proper; thence o.
traverse around sl- south and ives
side of said Lake north 7I4@ ives
10 chains, north So west . chain:
. north 3157 west ) ehs.us north Isl
Z, west 8 chains, lvrsa 9 Chain:
north liz cas-. Chains north 25-
east 1 chains, north So east
chains north 7as0 East $50 CHAIN
to picket and wire fence; thence mort
I along said fence north lN.@ sas
= . chains, Dorth sQ7 east chains
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26
sheriff's Sale.-No. 3540.
Ne n Orleans Credit Mems Asso
citation
VS..
Lambert Royd.

L0ubert Boyd.
26th Judicial District Court of Louisi.
ana in and for Washington Parish.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of seizure and sale issued
out of the 18th Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for washington
parish, In the above entitled cause
and to me directed, / win proceed tl
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, May %, 1921
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, be-
ing and situated in Washington Par
ish, Louisiana, t0-wit:
All OF the furniture and fixtures,
soda fountain, fixtures. cash register,
scales, show cases, coffee urn, chairs,
tables, counters now in the store of
Blanchard Bros, Inc. on the corner Of
Michigan Avenue and Shenandoah
street, Bogalusa.
Terms Of sale: Cash without ap-
This ths sts III; sisy oi lfli May, A. D. issl.
]. p. Bateman, Rheri6,
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26

n. Grouse.
Parls1 Home Dqu Agent.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26
The Era-Leader-
Fysnklinton, La, May &c, 1871

Robt. Babington and children
Of Tylertown, spent the Teeh'
end with their family here.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-26

east chains noEth 4sS eaE. s. Inks,
to the point OF beginning thence
L. -5~ u. rs lahs to sto5; thence 10
point OF beginning, Starting again
from point OF beginning, run south
As east along conditional Line 2,as
chains 10 stoh, thence south ST. sasl
% chains TO ssob; thence south -6o
45' east : chains TO ssoa; thence north
% = 80 eas. 81 links to stob; thence
south 7so east 2.s9 chains TO STOP;
thence avs esss $50 chains TO stoa;
thence south se@ 90 Gas. :. 81 chains
to ssob, thence south ,s- Is east 4
chains to stob, thence south sd Gas.
80 chains to ssob On west bank OF
Horseshoe Lake: thence traverse up
said lake north l2.SQ west \ chains,
thence north 10 ehaios, thence
north liz east chains, thence north
.SIo 80 east chains. thence north
$50 east 2sS chains. thence north
7Se east / s. chains to pin OAK as
corner; thence north 2a@ east a. IL
chains to old ssob al mouth Of sand
slough on west bank of Pearl River,
thence back to point OF beginning.
From said point OF beginning again
run north 4sS east 7.42 chains. thence
north SIS . so east 6 50 chains, thence
north 45@ as east $50 chains, thence
north 24o 1879 chains. thence north
iso east claains thence north -
east chains. thence north eso east
3 chains, thence sou.h 7S1 east q
chains to old corner; thence follow
slough to its mouth or west bank OF
Pearl River.
Each of the three tracts OF Land
above described viii be offered and
sold separately.
Terms of Sale-Casn with benefit OF
appraisements
This the ssnd DAY OF April, lssl,
j. Il. Bstenlan,
Sheriff and Acting Apetiopser.
OFT & johnson. Attorneys.
Publ. April as.suDs Z,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
RANDOM NOTES

Mir. Lawnie Webb of Cleveland, O., and MT. Billy Bush of Chattanooga, Tenn. who are students at Baylor school. in Chattanooga, are the guests of MT. James Hood for the Easter holi- days.
 l Mrs I. T. Mclaughlin and grand daughter, Caroline Torney. will spend the Easter holidays with MT Mack Torney at the university | Master James Ryal and John have gone to Blount Springs to spend the holidays with friends. Mrs. David s. Crawford, who has been visiting in Baltimore Washington and New York, will arrive today.
 Mr M Shields of Huntsville is a guest in the city for few days. | MT. and Mrs. L. c. sugg of Huntsville are in the city for week.
 Mrs. c. c. stockhard of Atlanta was among the out-of-town guests for the Achbald-White wedding.
 Mrs. w. L. Martin is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Dexter in Mont gomery,
 Mrs l.. D. Murphrey has gone to Att lanta to accept a position, and where she will make her future home. Miss Mary Ida Wood returned yes terday from New York, where she spent several weeks. 1 Mrs. W. P Newman of Huntsville is visiting her brother. Dr. J. w. Barclay, 1923 Eighteenth street, south. Mrs. J. V. Allen has returned from a visit to friends in New Orleans. Mrs H. M. Pratt and Miss Lula Franklin of Columbus, Miss. are the guests of friends for several days. | having come to attend the Archibald White wedding. Miss Alice O'Donnell has gone to New York to be absent for several weeks.
 Mrs. c. B. Hopkins and Miss Georgia Hopkins of Louisville, Ky, were among the out-oftown guests for the Arch bald-White wedding Miss Margaret Smith of Brewton is the guest of Miss Augusta Smith.
 
 Mir. William Blair left this morning to resume his studies at Auburn. hav- ing recovered from his recent illness.
 
 MT. sam Wefner of New York and MT Fletcher Daniels of Florida, stu dents at Baylor school. in Chattanooga, are the guests of MT. Alex Gibson for the Easter vacation.
 MT. A. J Blalock has returned to his home in Attalla.
 Miss Elizabeth Smith will arrive to- morrow from Boucher college. Balti- more to sepnd the Easter vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Algemon smith. on Sycamore street.
 MT. & C. Walls Is spending several days In Florence.
 Mrs. Theodore Wright left yesterday for Montgomery whfere she will ap- pear In a concert programme before the musical clubs of that city.
 Miss Caroline Harris and Miss Mary Harris. who are students at the Cathe- dral school Washington. will spend the Easter vacat ton with their grand mother, Mrs. Lyons. in Charlottes. vile, Va.
 Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock. who Is att
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
Kidnapping Charged 

Macon, Ga, March 23.-Two white men were arrested here today charged with Kidnapping w, D. Lavar, 23 and holding him for ransom of $50. Those arrested gave the names of Bill Reid and John Sullivan. Mrs. Rosa Lavar, who ob- tained the warrants for the arrests showed county officials. according to the sheriff, receipt for s as part pay ment for the release of her son. Lavar claims that he was lured to Boggy swamp in Houston county, and when he attempted to return he was tied with a rope and held. Mrs. Lavar charges that her son was threatened with death if she did not pay the ransom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
FLORENCE ROTARIANS
 ONE HUNDRED STRONG,
 PRESENTED CHARTER

Florence, March 2S.-(Special.)-Distr Governor Dick Smith of Atlanta last night formally presented a charter to the Rotary club of Florence at big ban quet at the Reeder hotel. at which more than 100 Rotarians were present.
 Brilliant speeches were made between Rotarian stunts by Governor Smith, Joe Bradley of Huntsville, H. J. Willingham, H. A. Bradshaw and c. W. Ashcraft of Florence, and Frank Julian, H. L. Tur- ner, J. L. Andrews J. H. Peach and w. H. Mansfield of Sheffield. The baby or ganization began most promising ca reer and by working hand in hand the Sheffield and Florence clubs hope to ac- ccmplish wonderful things in this dis trct.
 The visiting Rotarians were shown over the Muscle Shoals project as feature of their trip
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
EASTER EGG HUNT SATURDAY
MRS. M. c. WHITE

All the 'kiddies" are looking for ward with great pleasure to the Eas- ter egg hunt next Saturday afternoon, March 26, which will take place in Rhodes park at o'clock, with Mrs. Ed Warren and Mrs. E. M. Masen's band of the Highlands Methodist church as hosts.
 Many attractive features have been arranged for the little tots among them a grab bag which will be in charge of Mrs. Kidd, while "Old Peter Rabbit" will be on hand minus his tail and the children will be given the chance to pin "Old Peter Rabbits" tail on and receive a lovely box of candy as prize.
 This feature will be in charge of Mrs. Laurens Jones and Mrs. J. l., Drennen.
 Mrs Hayden Brooks will have charge of the tea tables which the kiddes will have the privilege of re. serving, already a large number of reservations having been made, and Mrs. Robley Munger promises to have on hand all the nice ice cold lemon ade which the kiddies want.
 Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Mason and their co-workers are going to make the Easter egg hunt Saturday a per- feet joy to the children and every body is cordially invited to be pre- sent--"kiddies' and "grown-ups" too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
CARDS FROM
 MIR. AND MRS. O'BRIEN

Cards have been received in Bir- mingham by friends of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas J. o'Brien of Durham, N. C., announcing the birth of a little daugh- ter on March IS.
 MT and Mrs. O'Brien lived in Bir- mingham for several months and made many warm friends here. MT. and Mrs. O'Brien have named their little girl Lucy Stokes after Mrs. O'Brien, who IS the charming niece of MT. and Mrs, Ben N Duke and is one of the prettest and most attractive young matrons in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24

It has been said that not one woman in thousand passes this perfectly natural change without experiencing a train of very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms. Those dreadful hot flashes, sinking spells, spots before the eyes, dizzy spells, nervousness, are only a few of the symptoms. Every woman at this age should profit by Mrs. Block g experi- ence and try Lydia B. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound will help you. write to Lydia P. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass, sbDut your health. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by woman, and held in strict confidence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Mother Goose club will meet this morning at Il o'clock with Mrs o. B. Tiersol, 1432 Louise avenue
 Camp Wilcox No. 1S2, United Con- federate Veterans, will meet tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock at the Young Mems Christian association.
 The Graded union will meet this morning at 10 o'clock at the First Methodist church. Dr. Dobyns will give his Bible lecture.
 The Volunteer Relief association will meet this morning at the Southern club at 10:30 o'clock
 Llewelyn chapter. No. 174, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold regular meeting tomorrow evening at o'clock at the Masonic hall in West End
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
CIRCLES OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The different circles of the Mission ary society of the Eleventh Avenue church will meet Monday afternoon with their respective hostesses, Mrs. Bart Jordan, Mrs. W. M. Mcintyre, and Mrs. E. c. Crow.
 After business Is transacted refresh ments will be served, and all are asked to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
MRS. WILLIAMSON
 CALLS MEETING

Mrs. c. Mitchell Williamson, general chairman of arrangements for the con vention of the Alabama Federation of Women's clubs requests every presi- dent and secretary of the federated clubs of the third district to meet Mon day morning at 11:30 o'clock at the council chamber of the city hall for the transaction of important business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
ELEANOR HORD CLUB

The Eleanor Hord club had busi- ness meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Niles Bradford, followed by an election of officers, who are; Mrs. B. M. Huey president; Mrs. E. O. San ders, first vice president; Mrs N. L. Mewhinney second vice president; Mrs. Brand Currie, secretary; Mrs. Charles Burris, treasurer, and Miss Virginia Nixon. parliamentarian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
CHARITY BALL

On account of some of the invitations with tickets which have been sent out for the charity ball at the Country club on Easter Monday having been lost those who have not received invi- tations are requested to attend, as their admission fee will be accepted at the door.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
MEMS BANoUET

The Mems banquet of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church will be held tomorrow evening at ' o'clock.
 Every man and every boy Is years old and above of the church is invited
 The ladies of the church will have charge of the refreshments.