The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17


 Swickly, Pa
 ! The announcement of the marriage j of Miss Roxie Morgan and MT. George I Wood of Rome, which occurred on l Thursday at the home of Rev. Hoyt Dobbs, pastor of the First Methodist church, came as quite surprise to I the many friends of the young couple Mrs Wood being member of 5ne of Calhoun county's oldest fs>~,ilies. She has scores of friends who will regret to know that her marriage will take her to Charleston, s. C., where MT l Wood is connected with the navy. Anniston friends of pretty Linda Notle will learn with interest of her rapid success in the theatrical world. and will be particularly interested in a most charming picture which adorns the theatrical page in the Washington l Star of March 20, along with other celebrities.
 ! Miss Noble was booked to appear in
 the national capital with a company playing Take It From Me" at the Schubert -Belasco theatre, noted as the seasons gayest musical show, herald ed as "a red-hot hit" of Which catbhy music, good fast comedy, pretty girls and stunning clothes were all contrib utory factors. This fact was evidenced by the stunning costume worn by Miss T NoEle, who is the leading lady. Il Friends are immensely pleased by .Ithe success of this lovely Annstonian, | but not surprised as it has long been known that she possessed besides great beauty and voice of unusual quality, much histrionic ability.
 There was a full and interesting meeting of the William Henry Forney chapter of the United DaughtArs of the 1 ICcnfederacy at the Carnegie library on Thursday afternoon, presided over by the president Mrs. Joseph Ader hold The first matter of importance and one which wiu meet with the ap- Iproval and appreciation of citizens of i Calhoun county was the discussion of the placing of a handsome boulder in one of the parks on Quintard avenue. bearing a bronze tablet commemor- ating the heroic soldiers who gave their lieves in the fight for freedom Iduring the World waF. The daughters who have long been interested in this loving tribute >ope to have the bou1- der placed before the coming of the state Confederate Veterans in May.
 Mrs. Aderhold, who has made dur ing past years a most excellent presi- dent of the local chapter, read her splendid report, which has been com- piled for the state convention which 1 ccnvenes in Montgomery May 3. Mrs. Aderhold was elected as a delegate to the coming convention. and has been lsignally honored by being chosen chairman of the credentials commit- tee. She is also chairman of the state educationN committee. and has dons }most valuable work in this line. The treasurer's report shows that large sum of money has been wisely ex, pended under Mrs Aderhold's leader i ship. They have contributed $125 to scholarships; $40 to the hero fund, 1 which is used for the assistance of re> l turned men who were injured in the World war and seeking education The sum of $135 was raised for entertaln> 4 ment of the veterans who will assem- ble in Annston in May, and many at | tentions have been extended 10 the veterans at home during the past year. Baskets of flowers and fruit have been sent to the sick and shut-in, and on Valentine day growing plants were sent to them as love gift.
 The daughters are busily engaged in helping arrange for the coming of the state Veterans in May. Homes are be- l ing secured, where they will be enter tained. Some homes will have them as guests, and in some only rooms will l be furnished, the chapter having pro vded for meals to be served to all Veterans at the Business Women's club room. Besides the chapter presi 1 dent as delegate to the state con- yer tfon, Mrs. H. F. Montgomery, Mrs. ! Kirk Perrow and Mrs. George Cryer were elected as delegates. with Mrs. Thomas Ingram. Mrs. T. F. Huey, Mrs. Frank Fowler and Mrs. J. F. Green as alternates.
 I The wicker room of the Anniston Inn never presented a more attractive appearance than on Saturday after noon, when Mrs. Arthur Darden en. tertained a large number of Annis- tonians and visitors with bridge par l ty, Quantities of spring flowers adorned the room which lends itself so I well to decorations
 I Among the guests were Mrs. Wallace I Cater. Mrs. Gerald King Mrs. D. NJ Lewis of Birmingham. Mrs. John Bibb l Mrs. Seymour Rosedale, Miss Ethel 1 Ledbetter Mrs, w. F. Hardwood. Mrs, John T. Hardie, Mrs. E. R. Alexander l(Annie Lyde Smith) of Tuskegee, Mrs. Ed Smith. Mrs. Joseph BeflinEer. Mrs i iaeorge Goodrich, Mrs. Joseph Bellin- ger. Mrs. Wilbur Taylor. Mrs. Gaither Perry. Miss Mary Pope Maybank. Mrs. INV. A. Holman. Mrs. Evan Moon, Mrs. M, G. Shipp. Mrs. l.. E. Morton. Mrs. Joseph King. Mrs H. B. Glove. Mrs. Scott Roberts. Mrs William A Davis
 Miss Margaret Little, Srs. J. M. East ham Miss Clara Eastman Mrs. T T.
 Butler Mrs Neil Sterne. Mrs. Ross
 Blackmon. Mrs. l.. T. Smith, Miss
 Frances Harper of Rome. Mrs Cecil
 Young Mrs. MI c. Peck, Mrs Thomas
 Cobb King. Mrs. Luther Lilies, Mrs.
 Walker ,Reynolds. Mrs Donald Han