The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-07

church began their semi-annual school of missions last night. This school will be held each Sunday at 6;4o D. m
 during the months of November and December The course of home mis-
 sions will be taken as prescribed by
 the denominational board, based on the slogan. Make and Keep America Christian" The Rev. l.. E. Brubaker will instruct the adults in the study of 'The Unfinished Task" Mrs. J. A. 1 Dupuy will conduct the Young Peo- ple's class. their study being. Play ing Square With Tomorrow" Roy Golf will have charge of the juniors,
 their text book being, Journey at Home" while Mrs. L. A. Reager will teach the primaries, using Lives and Homes of American Children" A
 large attendance Is expected to en-
 roll for each of these four classes. Announcements
 The ladies of the Altar society of St. Anthony's Catholic church will
 meet Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock
 at the home of Mrs. J. A MeAllister i 1721 Thirtieth street, Ensley High
 lands, for an allkday sewing for the
 orphanage. A-box luncheon will be l served at noon. while the business ! ocosiOn NIll Dt ltiu at EsOO Q tlOChs l The members of the Woman's aux Hilary of the First Presbyterian church -are requested to attend the confer
 ence at the First Presbyterian church l in Birmingham Monday morning at ! 1o:s0 o'clock. An address will be
 made at this time by Mrs. W. c. Wins
 boro. of St. Louis, who Is the super intendent of woman's work in the Southern Presbyterian church.
 The monthly silver tea of the Ems
 ley Highlands Methodist church will
 be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the home of Mrs K N.
 Matthews. Mrs. w. c. McDaniels will
 be joint hostess with Mrs. Matthews.
 Announcement has been made by
 Miss Louise Roberts. librarian at the | Ensley library. that many new books
 on fancy work sewing had been re-
 ceived. This will be of especial ben 1 eft to needle workers at this season. These books contain many sugges- 1 tions for attractive Christmas gifts. Personals
 Miss Alice Ansley, who Is a stu i, dent at the University of Alabama Is Hspending the weekend with her par 1 ents, Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Ansley. on
 the Highlands.
 :, The many friends of Mrs. R. W. Carter will be glad to learn that she l has been removed to her home on Thirty eighth street. from the South l Highland infirmary
 l Dr. Howard Barnett left Saturday l for a visit to relatives and friends in l south Alabama and Florida. 1 The Rev. and Mrs. Judson R. Martin have returned from visit to Mir.
 Martins parents at Equality. | The Rev. J. F. Watson of Seattle, Wash. and J. J. Watson of Hartford | are the house guests of Mir. and Mrs. Albert J. Watson. at their home at Terrace park.
 The many friends of Mrs. D. c. l Willis will regret to learn that she is critically Ill au the T. c. l. infirm- ary
 Mrs. H. T. McGehee and Mrs. L. A.
 Golden of Pratt City will be delee ates
 to the ". NJ. '. and Y. ". 4. confer 1 ence which will convene in Anniston | on November 8. g and 10. They will represent the W. NJ. U. of Pratt City. l Mrs K. Batiste is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Roy D. McEachern. 1 Harry McEachern. who was called to Ensley by the death of his father.
 has returned to his home in Cleve-