The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

@ NE of the loveliest of the Il Christmas charities will be W the singing of Christmas car ols which will be conducted under the direction Of Miss Sara Mallam,
 Groups Of carolers will go all over the city this evening and will sing wherever lighted candle has been placed in the window as an invita- tion to them.
 A bugler will announce the arrival of the singers and all who wish may make through them and Miss Mallam a Christmas offering.
 All carolers under Miss Mallam will have a large sign A white back ground printed in red, with the words. Christmas Carolers' Groups, with these signs will collect a free will offering for the Mercy Home. These signs will be worn as breast plates, and are given by MT. W. L. Trice.
 Following Is a list of group organi- gers and routes where the candles may be placed in the windows for them.
 Mrs. G. NJ. Manning, Norwood- Eleventh avenue to Boulevard on all streets from Twenty eighth to Thir- ty-sixth. inclusive. and on Twelfth avenue.
 Mrs. W. W. Walker, North Br- mingham-Twenty third to Twenty ninth streets, inclusive, and Thirtieth 10 Thirty eighth avenues, inclusive.
 Mrs. r. J. Nicholas and Mrs. R. II. Baumgardner-Fa Fairfield.
 Mrs. l.. L. Whittle-Ensley High lands and parts of Ensley
 Mrs. C. IT, Holmes-Starts Sixty eighth street and Sloss avenue; on Sloss to Sixty-seventh street to First avenue; west on First avenue to Six tieth street; back east on First ave- nue to GI ace and Louise streets, in- elusive, then back to First and on up to Sixty ninth.
 Mrs. D. W. Bragan-Fountain Heights.
 Mrs. S A Townsend-College through Arlington, west of Vine street, through West End.
 Mrs. V. W. de Wilton-From Nine teenth street to Twenty y-fifth, on Twelfth avenue on Twenty fifth to Thirteenth avenue, on Thirteenth avenue to Huntsville avenuei back to Huntsville avenue 10 Nineteenth street; Down Nineteenth street to Eighth avenue Tent hand Eleventh avenues from Nineteenth street to- Twenty-ffth street, and on Twenty fifth street between Tenth and Elev- enth avenues.
 Miss Grace Waters-Avondale Fifth avenue from Thirty-seventh street to Forty second street.
 Mrs. A. D. Smith-Upper East Lake.
 Mrs. J. w Griffin-Fourteent to Sixteenth avenues, north, from Nine teenth street to Huntsville avenue; I. Haven from Nineteenth street to Six teenth street.
 Miss Bertha Jackson-Acipco.
 Miss Margaret Walker-Tuscaloo ga, Princeton and Cotton avenues from Vine to College streets and all intersecting streets.
 Mrs. A. c. Wade-Arlington. Beach and Maplewood.
 Mrs T. A Duncan-Twentieth street from Avenue I to Mountain Quinlan avenue and Highland avenue from Twentieth to Beach.
 Miss Augusta Dearborn-Thlrteent to Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues; from Fifteenth to Twentieth streets, and all intersecting streets.
 Mrs. W. R. Mabry-Bounded on north by Eleventh avenue, east Twelfth street, south on Twelfth street 10 mountalni west on Mont gomery street, south to Glen Iris and Highland park.
 Additional names of carolers are: Mrs. T. A. Duncan, group organizer; Elizabeth Sanders. Lydia Richter, Mar garet Witt. Mrs. McLaughler.
 Mrs. W, R. Mabry, group organizer; John Jemison, Leonard Jemison, Ed ward Morris. Louis Morris. Bailey DeBardeleben, Donie DoBardeleben, Osmond Hall, Bagley Hall, Elizabeth Ewing. Emmet Carson Jackson, Kathleen Grubb, Edith Mabry, Susan