The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-06
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 Proceeds from Tag Sale
 Eighty dollars were realized yes terday from the sale of tags for the Jonesboro Girl Scout troop. Mrs. George Bumgardner, the leader of the troop, states that with thls amount the troop will be enabled to buy the manuals of instruction Tor the girls. and will have also enough to buy some of the uniforms for the members.
 She and the members of the troop are very grateful for the ready as sistance rendered them by the clti- zens in buying the tags.
 Wedding at Court House wedding occurred in the Besse- mer. probate office Saturday atter- noon when William Thomas smith and Mrs. Moilie Ballard of Ensley were united in marriage. Judge sam Huey performed the ceremony.
 A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon in Bessemer to Richard Dempsey and Miss Edna Carter of Bessemer.
 Pageant Success
 The second performance or the napeant. "A Summers Eve, pre- sntad last night on the lawn of the IJnscomb Baptist church, net ted over Seo to the building fund of the church for which it was given. The first performance reaA1 ized s100. ,u
 The pageant was staged by Miss 7va Calhoun, organist, with 70 children. young men and women In the cast.
 prtd~e Party at Woodward Club.
 Social affairs in Bessemer Tor the most part this week have been linn tied to A few bridge parties and to informal picnics and outings planned bv congenial groups of friends.
 On Saturday afternoon a congenial party gathered at the Woodwaro Golf and Country club for series of games of bridge. Sandwiches ana tea were served at the close or the afternoon to the following guests Mrs. J, c. Barrett Mrs. J. D. Haral- son, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. P. Blake, Mrs. I. H. Leonard, Mrs. Eugene Hunny- cutt. Mrs. T. J. McCollum, Mrs. c. Wilson, Mrs. Walter Hendricks and others.
 Drive Successful.
 The Worth Lewis Post auxiliary drive for members which has been conducted in the city this week has met with splendid success, about 50 new members having been enrolled.
 The membership campaign will continue for some time according to Mrs. Lacey Edmundson. president of 1 the auxiliary and later the memorial l drive will be started.
 r-4 The Thursday Forty-two club was entertained at its meeting held this week by Mrs. Owen Williams at the | home of Mrs. Walter Williams. The | tables for the games were placed | in the living room and reception hall | and sunflowers and dahlias were the | pretty decorations used.
 Punch was served during the aft l ernoon and after the games ice cream | and cake and hints in yellow and l white were served. Mrs. Williams | hospitality included Mrs. Cliff Brad | ley Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mrs. Frank | Bolin, Mrs. H. H. Pendleton, Mrs. l Thomas De Jarnette, Mrs. Thomas 1 Benton, Mrs. T. J. De Jarnette, Mrs. l Arthur Cooley. Mrs. Joe Duck. Mrs. | Walter Gwin, Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. J. J. Geison. Mrs. Cliff Bradley and Miss Ezell Davidson and Miss Mary Sue Davidson.
 Entertains Spades Club
 Miss Nellie Adams was charming hostess of Friday afternoon when she entertained the delightful coterie of | young women who form the member ship of the Spades club.
 Varied colored garden flowers in profusion formed bright notes of color and fragrance to the interior of the home, baskets and bowls filled with them adorned the rooms and porches. Bridge furnished the game for the afternoon and lovely favors were given each guest.
 Miss Imogene Maxwell, a popular bride elect of the month, and one of scented with beautiful Japanese flower bowl.
 A salad and ice course was served after the games to the following: Miss Grace Moreland, Miss Sadie Phelps. Miss Rachel Ragsdale. Miss Imogene Maxwell, Miss Willie Lee Smith. Miss Virginia williamson, Miss Marion Neal Miss Doris Lewis. Miss Edith Tucker and Mrs. Paul O'Rouke, Mrs. W. o. Hodgkins, Mrs. Leo Hill and Mrs. Gardner Stephen son.
 Personals
 M J. Hayes arrived home Saturday evening from Anniston to spend the week end with his family.
 J. F. Lacey of Woodward will re- turn tomorrow from Shelby. N. C., where he has spent his vacation.
 Miss Susie Leiser of Selma Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. H. H. Pen dleton.
 Mrs. Earl Calvin of Decatur and little son, Earl. Jr.. have returned home after visit to relatives in the city.
 Mrs. R. w. Bee of Brookhaven. Miss, will arrive today to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Chan dler. at Muscoda.
 Mrs. J. E. Wilson left today for Detroit. Mich. where she will visit her sister. Mrs. T. R. Pickens and sons, Diaz and Dawson Pickens. Mrs. M. T. Cross and Mrs. George Barnard of Lincoln. Neb., have re- turned home after visit to MT. and Mrs. c. B. Cross.
 Mrs. E.. E. Clarke will leave Wednesday for the University of the South at Sewanee, where she will take the special summer course in Sunday school and church work.
 Miss Lucille Hudson of Cleveland, O. Is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Lewis
 Mir. and Mrs. George Cochran are in Columbia, Tenn. where they are guests of MT. Cochran's parents.
 Miss Edith Tucker of Mobile Is the -N Do al Do