The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-29
EN NSIEY Mrs. Harold Mandy
 Correspondent Phone Ensley 406-W Residence 24o0 Ave. H
 Circulation 3osM 18th St., Room {

The entertainment given in honor
 of Miss Dorothy Grim by the mem-
 bers of the Womans Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church
 yesterday afternoon was well at-
 tended and the affair was very enjoy able.
 Miss Grim. who is superintendent of the Ensley Community House, has
 recently returned from abroad, where
 she attended the International Fed eration of Social Workers in London as delegate from the American fed eration, and at the meeting yesterday afternoon she gave a very interest ing talk about her trip.
 In speaking of the Passion Play In Oberammergau, which she attended she stated that the stage was well adapted for the play and that the costumes and scenery were very beautiful.
 After leaving Oberammergau Miss Grim visited Venice, Rome, Milan and then to Switzerland and from there to Paris and then to London. In England she visited Oxford. Vest minister Abbey the Mary Ward Set clement where the delegates were en- tertained by Lord Aster. From Eng land she went to Antwerp and Brus- sells and visited Flanders field From there she visited Holland and then returned home.
 Following the talk by Miss Grim, Mrs. c. T. Smith, who presided over the entertainment. thanked Miss Grim for her splendid talk in behalf of the missionary societies. She was given rising vote by the members in appreciation of the work she was doing at the Wesley House and who pledged their future support in this undertaking. At the close of the meeting punch and cake was served. Mrs. M. F. Wilson Funeral services over the remains Of Mrs. M. F. Wilson. who died yes terday morning at 7:30 o'clock at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Floyd B. Mccain, 1879 Twenty third rtreet, following a lengthy illness will be conducted from the residence this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. Inter
 ment will follow at the Fraternal cemetery at Pratt City.
 Mrs. Wilson was one of the pioneer residents of this district, having lived | in Ensley and Pratt City for nearly 30 years. She was a member of the Christian church and has a host of friends who will regret to learn of her death. She is survived by her husband four sons, Lee. Charles and John, Wilson of Pratt City. and Jesse Wilson of Columbus, Ga.; three sis ters, Mrs. John Wilson. and Mrs. An l nie Wilson of Pratt City and Mrs. Vi Wilson of Greenville, and a number of grandchildren.
 Funeral services over the remains | of little Carl Sloan, the 15-months- | old son of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Sloan, 1 IT Fifth avenue, Pratt City, were conducted yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Wyatt of the Pratt City Bap- tist church. Interment followed at | the Fraternal cemetery.
 The officers of the Pratt City Bap- tist church for the ensuing year be- i ginning September 1, were elected as 1 follows: W. A. Crumpton, church clerk W. M. Custred, financial recre- tary; J. M Reynolds. treasurer; c. S. Lecrem, secretary 75 million cam 1 paign; Will Steel choir director; Miss Fife Downs, pianist; Miss Ethel Mills, assistant pianist. Senior deacons. J. F.. Wood. c. s. LeCrem. J. F. Lacey, H. T. McGehee. J. T. Poole, M. H. Barnes, J. c. Hart ley, W. A. Compton, M. B. Barnhili,
 J. F. Barnhill, W. F. Costello, E. o.
 Sanders, W. R. Parson, T. W. Lang ford, S. L. Mize and J. II. Griffith. Junior deacons: Roy McGill, Tom Ellis, A. r. Holder, Felton Corn, T. w. Langford, Jr., S. L. Irwin, Walter !, Mckinney, Luther Cole, Frazer Lacey, P. B. Brimmer, Paul Green, J. L. Guyton, Will Hayes and A. E. | Orton. Trustees: H. T. McGehee, E. 1 E. Cole and NJ. H. Barnes.
 Officers of the Sunday school: J. | T. Poole, general superintendent; T. | P. Williams. secretary and treasurer; | Miss Annie Mae Hardin, assistant secretary Senior adult departments: l T. W. Langford, superintendent; in- l termediate, Mrs. J. l.. Guyton. super ] intendent; junior, w. A. Crumpton, superintendent; primary, Miss Laura | McGehee; beginners, Mrs. T. B. Nit | chel. superintendent; cradle roll, Mrs. | William Custred, superintendent; l home department, Mrs. R. l.. Busby, | superintendent.
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