The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
News of and About We'll
 Known Negroes of Birmingham
By REV. rALMAoE STURGEON JOHNSON pp, PM

l than month to his sister. Jessie Curry, 1712 Forty-fourth street. north. East Birmingham. He reported every thing in a first rate condition in the far southwest.
 The union Sunday school picnic given by Tabernacle. Trinity and Macedonia Baptist churches at the Baptist college consecrated amuse-
 ment ground near Powderly Park lawn, was an enjoyable affair. Ad- dresses were made by Rev, M. F. l Washington, Dr. Boyd and Pastor Matthews, as reported by Sister Alice Cooper.
 Isaiah Jones. 7Os Seventh street, Thomas, while working as a common laborer on Twentieth street, between First and Second avenues, on the Bir- mingham Trust building, got his right foot dangerously hurt.
 Remus Thomaster and Lucille Ho- gan were quietly married recently. They reside at Margaret. The bride was one of the teachers in the Smith
 field colored public school and resi- dent of Willow station, Rosedale. | Rev. R. H. Derrick, a minister of the A. M. F. church, north Alabama con ference has been pronounced incur 1 ably insane by the medical board at
 Mount Vernon The Preachers allt- ance has sent Rev. E. O. Wood, B. D.
 pastor at Cleveland, Birmingham, to
 remove him to his home at Hunts vile. Rev. J. T. Walker, president of the alliance.
 Sister Minnie B. Hill of Anniston | is visiting her parents, Rev. and Sis
 ter J. W. Goodgame, at 1928 Avenue
 F, being somewhat indisposed, she will probably remain in the city more than a month. Her sister, Lucille, will leave for Chicago In B few days as a special alumni delegate. Dr. Go od-
 game will preach special sermon to- i day at his church q II q. m., at Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street, south l Sister M J, wynne of 721 South Nineteenth street, will accompany her
 husband to Los Angeles on commer-
 cial- social trip In connection with
 church work, and return in 60 days l This is reported for the information of her many interested friends. 1 Hettie Knight, daughter of Rev. l. H. Manning, pastor of Jasper c. M. l E. church, Is an active worker for the
 storm destroyed church at East Btr-
 mingham. Her club hopes to lead in
 the next financial drive. Hillside, 1 Box 223.
 Young peoples preparatory running prayer revival services of Bethel
 church, Rosedale, led by Brothers
 Willie Bell, Henry Williams and
 others, including many young women,
 has resulted in much good Pastor Johnson will preach the initiative re-
 vival sermon today at II a. m. and 1 hold communion service at D. m | Rev. William Brown of Hllman will preach at D. m. Young peoples gen /, eral class in the revival work, Mon l day night. Rev. !. $. Groom of Greens
 boro, the conducting evangelist, will l take charge of the meeting and as sist the pastor, as will also Rev. D. C. Edmondson, G. B. Crosoy, Rev, Pat | terson. Rev. Townsend and others Additions. 25 for 1921.
 | Grant Hill, 1927 Forty fifth street
 was paralyzed Sunday at Alabama
 City in five minutes after he had prayed a fervent prayer at the Mis- l sonary Baptist church, of which ne was a members He was funeralized at the same church and place Tues day by Rev. Moore. pastor, assisted | by Rev O. R. Burton of Birmingham His employer, white gentleman owner of a samwill, assisted by other
 white citizens and colored people, fur l nished the burial and bore the ex- penses of his wife and five children l 10 ana rom biTiHii6 Hdhi' Aoi | they are thankful.
 l Little Lena Bell Scales of Rosedaie, l14 years old of a good character and reputation, desires home with a
 white family. Her father. Pink Scales,
 Is blind. He is an old colored resi-
 dent of Rosedale. For information
 call Main 3964, Mrs. Sterling A Wood.
 Sister Joseph Oliver of 1911 Ave
 nue H, was called to Columbus, Ca.
 Monday on account of the illness Of her mother.