The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23
Southern Cinderclin

The play, southern Cinderella | given last night at the Parish house | at Woodward by the Woodward Ora
 matic club for the benefit of the club, i was witnessed by crowded house | The play under the direction of Mrs. ! E. P. Lacey was beautifully staged
 and the entire performance was well received.
 Between the acts number of | charming specialties were introduced, including dancing and singing by lit- 1 tie Miss Mary Roper and Howard, and 1 songs by Elizabeth Edwards--"Alice | Blue Gown and "Margie," and 3
 character song by Jewel Sparkes, | Grandpa and Me" each receiving en- | thusiastic applause and encores. The other members of the cast were
 Misses Ella Mccall. Gertrude Ford,
 Helen Collins. Eva Porter. Pearl and
 Ruby Hawkins and Myrtle Bedford. Community Sewing Club The Community Sewing club, of
 Woodward, recently organized under
 the direction of Mrs. Robert Hitch l cock, and of wide significance in it's l splendid possibilities for service in the : vicinity, held meeting Friday aft ernoon at the parish house at Wood- ward.
 The club, which Is far reaching In ] It's scope, began as sewing circle | for the children, who were to be
 taught to sew for the orphans of the
 mountain districts, and later 1t was decided to include the mothers In its
 membership. The result Is that the
 mothers and children are brought to- | gether in a pleasant relationship with 1 their neighbors, increasing the spirit | Cf friap61inaCS Q nd making of them l better neigh hbors. | The club Is divided into groups, diff ferent mothers teaching different ] things Tatting. raffia work and 1 fancy hand work. and making wool | flowers are interesting classes. the i last named under the direction of Mrs.
 Gordon E. Jones of Bessemer. The children at present are en-
 gagged In the work of dressing d dozen
 dolls, the gift of Mrs. A. J. Boynton, 1 for the Christmas box. for the orphans
 of the mountain. districts. There are about 40 mothers and about 80 chill l dren in the club and the meetings l will be held twice month at the parish house. -
 Silver Tea
 | A silver tea will be given Tuesday I afternoon at the home of Rev and ! hrS. r4. n. HUTCHINSON, rom to Q l o'clock by the Christian workers of the church. which will be one of ,! the delightful events of the week. l Halloween decorations and symbols l and the Halloween colors will be used | for the adornment of the reception l rooms with quantities of lovely au- | tumn flowers in a gorgeous variety i of color.
 Rev. and Mrs Hutchinson will ne
 assisted in receiving the guests by ] the officers of the society, including | Mrs. A. W. Gray, Mrs. p. P. Lacey. Mrs. K. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. L. A. Rob ertson. In the dining room Mrs. '.
 IA Gibson and Mrs. T. W. Smith will i pour coffee and tea from beau I tifully appointed table. and members of the society will pass sandwiches
 and cakes and hints and salted nuts. I A delightful musical programme <, will be rendered by Misses Florence Gray Patton. Bernice and Lois Gray, l Kean, Fannie Grace Bailey, and l Francis Stevenson. Miss Christine I Johnson will give number of read | ings This affair promises to be one of the most delightful given by this | society.
 At The Churches
 Dr. W. P. Price will fill the pulpit ' Su1udy at the flTSl DdptlSJ CnQCr, l using as topic in the morning at l II o'clock The Hymn of Love-" tn the evening Love That never Falls"
 Services will be held Sunday morn 1 ing at II o'clock In the Christian Science reading room in the Realty
 building when the subject will be
 Probation After Death"
 Rev L. F. Stansell will hold serv- ices Sunday at the First Methodist
 church. using as a topic In the morn
 ing How to Keep the Heart Wide:'
 in the evening Why Men Reject Gods Call"
 ! Rev. F. H. Hutchinson will preach i Sunday morning at the First Chris 1 tian church, using as a subject "Ns Man Cares For My Soul Evening service will be in charge of . the l junior church. Dr. E, B, Robinson of the Presby- terian orphanage of Talladega will 1 fill the pulpit Sunday morning anl evening at the First Presbyterian
 church
 Rev. J.t T. Ware will hold serv-
 ices at Trinity church at 7:so Sun. day evening,
 ] Rev W. T. Wallace. evangelist. will