The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07
TEMPLE EMANUEL
 SISTERHOOD MEETING

TEMPLE EMANU-EL
 SISTERHOOD MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood will be
 held Monday. May 8. at 3 p. m.. at Temple Emanu-Rl.
 Every member is urged to be pres
 ent. as complete reorganization of | the sisterhood Is to be effected and
 the cooperation of everyone is need
 ed to successfully carry on the work | and the activities planned under the | new regime.
 | This is the closing meeting of the season and chairmen will be ap- | pointed to be in readiness for their | duties in the fall.
 A social hour will follow this inn portant business meeting and over
 the hospitable teacups members will l finger for a friendly chat. l It Is hoped that the attendance will 1 far surpass that of any previous ] meeting, and that the interest shown ' will prove an inspiration to the new | officers who assume their obligations | at this meeting.
 | The following are the officers for | the coming year: Mrs. Morris New | field, president; Mrs. ]. R. Conn. vice | president; Mrs. F. A. Adler. recording
 secretary; Mrs. James Hlrsch. corre- spending secretary; Mrs. Marc Link. | treasurer.
 Y. W. c. A. ACTIVITIES Monday evening the girls enjoy
 singing with MT. and Mrs. Edward Powell Lee.
 Since 80 many people are going 10
 Europe this summer. travel talks
 make strong appeal just now. Miss Willie Allen, who has been abroad many times. will talk to the girls
 of the Y. W. c. A., Tuesday evening at 645.
 Thursday evening. cooking and sewing classes will be started under the direction of Mrs. J. M. Dill and
 Miss Enid Carter.
 Friday evening at e45, Mrs. Alex London will give the first of series of talks on psychology.
 With the reopening of the Y. W. C. A. pool. June 1, the women and children of Birmingham will again have the opportunity of learning to swim under the direction of a com potent instructor. As always. the
 water will be changed daily and the
 pool kept in thorough sanitary con-
 dition. Health certificates will be
 required. Regulation one piece bath
 Ing suit. which may be purchased at
 the Y. W. c. A., will be used. A season ticket. from Juno to
 October 1, will be slo: half season.
 &5. These tickets may be obtained
 at the now and make ideal grad uation on birthday presents.
 MAY DAY FESTIVAL
 The Jefferson County High school at Boyles celebrated It's annual May Day festival Friday by engaging in athletic contests, winding the May Pole and crownipg the May Queen Owing to the fact that many of the county schools were not prepared to send entries for the various contests this part of the program resolved itself into a contest largely between Jones Valley and Jefferson County in which Jefferson County won . | greater part of the honors. The CrowRing of the May Queen. Miss Bobb wesson of Lewisburg. was 1 perhaps the climax of the days pro | gram. this event being preceded by | a Swedish clap dance of several of l the high school girls dressed in cos | tune. by a flower pageant. and the | winding of the May Pole by the | Queens attendants.
 Quite a number of the parents and l patrons of the school were present. i At o'clock in the afternoon a | meeting of the School Improvement | association of the Jefferson County | High school was held in the audito- 1 rum. Short talks were made by Dr. Baker, Mir Harper. princial of the 1 Lewisburg school. and MT. Baird | principal of the Jefferson County l High school. About 200 members | were present and five out of IF | groups were 100 per cent perfect or
 the association rating scale. l At the close of the meeting the rat
 ing of the different groups for the
 entire year was given by the secre- l tary, Mrs. Davidson. and the banner awarded to the Gardendale g1oup o1
 which Mrs. Robb is chairman.
 HOOTERS CLUB MEETING l The Boosters club held its first meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Burgin l The election of. officers was as fol.
 lows: Mrs. Willie Couch. president
 Mir. Jack Frost. vice presidsnt: Mrs | Mabel Smith, seer etary and treasurer
 After the business meeting q de. lightfui social hour was enjoyed Those present were: Mrs. Mahe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Couch Nr, and Mrs. Winford Hodges, Mr
 and Mrs. Ben Keriin, Mrs. jamsi
 Bogus, MT, Jaok Frost, Rev. II, Q
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