The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22

ol the CnIislnlaS program put on lHis week by the merchants of the city and was presented as a "Childrens Hour" by Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove and a number of her pupils.
 The program, which was unusual as it was attractive, follows: Christ mas hymn, played and sung by Vir- ginia Nash; "A Bad Boy" Richard Bolin; Jingle, Jingle Helen Roll and Francis Keith; "A Christmas Prayer" Louise Houston: He Is a Funny Fellow" Mildred Hawley; tTelephoning Santa" ToIbert Griffin star of the East" Bessie Dants Moorer; duet, Francis Mingea and Francis Keith; "Christmas Time Is Here.' Margaret Waller; "I Really Wonder Who" Virginia Nash and Richard Bolin; Mamma Says if Am Good" Lee Bains: Thou Star of Bethlehem" Fanny Grace Bailey: The Christmas Story" Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove: Silent Night" Sara Baty, Eleanor McNeil. Jack Porter. Pattie Haney, Lillian White, Evelyn Porter, Olive Hallway. Lillian Bow kin. Eva Neal Porter, Willie Mae Warner and Iris Lehman.
 Request for Books Return
 Two new children's books of a radio series, "The Radio Boys at Ocean Point and "The Radio Boys at Mountain Pass" by Alice Chap man, were taken from the Carnegie library, according to an announce ment of the librarian, Mrs. W T.. Warlick. Thursday afternoon, with out being checked out. and she re- quests the child who took the books without having them properly checked, to return them that they may be issued in the usual way.
 Obituary
 Martha Evelyn Autrey. little daughter of MT and Mrs. Autrey, of 1900 Nineteenth street. died Thurs day morning at the home. Funeral services will be held Friday, the hour to be announced by Huey x Mcconnell, and the interment will be made at Cedar Hill cemetery.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs Henry W. Harris of Powderly, died Thursday morning at S:10 o'clock at the home, 96 Gordon avenue. The funeral services will be held at the home at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon. Irterment will take place at Elm wood cemetery, with Huey & McCon- nell in charge.
 Missionary Society
 The Womans Missionary society of the Jonesboro Seventh Street Baptist church held one of the most inter- esting meetings of the year yester- day at the church with Mrs. w. r. Jones leader of the devotional.
 In the business session splendid eports were made by the chairmen of the various committees of the SO ciety. The personal service commit tee reported that many visits had been made to the sick, and flowers and food and money had been sent to the poor.
 The chairman of the young peoples department made fine reports of the work of this division, particularly of the division of the Sunbeams un- der the leadership of Mrs. w. NJ. Killiaa.
 A total Of s61 were reported as being cleared so far from the mile of pennies.' that is being donated by the members. Announcement was made of q plea for help from the Baptist mountain school at Eldridge and the society decided to send q number of irons, and 1t was also de- cided that box of clothes would be sent to the Russian orphans.
 Plans were completed for the week of prayer which the society will ob- serve beginning January l, with an h hours program each day. the First church of Bessemer society, it was to contribute one pro- gram.