The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-19

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 The members of the First Metho- l dist church will hold a reception in l the main auditorium of the church on Monday evening from until 10
 o'clock in honor of Rev. and Mrs
 William H. Mansfield. A splendid
 musical program has been arranged
 and refreshments will be served. All members of the church and the 1 friends of this popular pastor and his wife are invited to attend. Dr. N. R. Stone, noted evangelist | from Mississippi, who was a mem Der of the home board evangelistic corps Of the Southern Baptist con-
 vention for a number of years, will preach at both the morning and eve ming services at the First Baptist church today, the pastor, Rev. David
 M Gardner, being engaged in q re- vival meeting at Moultrie, Ga. 
 The new steam heating system in- stalled in the First Christian church
 has been completed and will be used
 for the first time Sunday this be- Ing one of the several improvements which has been underway at the church for some months. Rev. J. l.. Anderson, pastor, announces as his sunday morning sermon topic Wit
 messing of Christ" and at the eve
 ming service, The Great Day" Clubs Entertained
 Mrs. M. H. Mcdowell and Mrs W. s.
 shehee entertained the members of
 the Ensley Highland Bridge club, their husbands and a number Of
 friends at the home of the former on
 Thursday evening. Yellow specimen | a n |. q mi ttrfss
 ations and the Thanksgiving idea
 was carried out in the score cards
 and plate dinner served at the con-
 elusion of the games. The guests
 prize an fridescent flower bowl, was
 captured by Mrs. c. J. Rogers while
 the club prize, also aR iridGscent
 flower bowl, was won by Mrs. John
 Morrison. Dr. Herbert Harris won the
 sentleman's prize, box of handsome
 handkerchiefs. An addition to the
 members of the club the following
 guests were present: MT. and Mrs
 Dick Barron, MT. and Mrs. Clyde Pip pen, Mir. and Mrs. Max Mellon, MT and Mrs. Ed Caine, pr. and Mrs. Her bert Harris MT. and Mrs. Morris Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Mus sey, Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Rogers, Dr. and Mrs. oscar R. Berney and Mrs. Willmore.
 Mrs. W S. Shehee entertained the members of the Sesame Literary club at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Drayton Truck was leader and a lengthy business session was held at which time Mrs. J. J. Walker gave a report of the federation meeting. During the afternoon Miss Marion Mcdowell rendered several selections on the cornet accompanied by Miss Helen SEehee. A delicious salad course with coffee was served. Mir. and Mrs. Harold Mandy enter tained the members of their bridge club at their home on Avenue II,
 Friday evening The ladies prize, a madeira doilie, was captured by Mrs.
 Al Day while the gentleman's prize a box of handlkerchiefs. was won by T. A. Melville. Among those present
 were: MT. and Mrs. T. A. McWillie.
 Mir. and Mrs Heidt Almon, Mrs. Al Day, A. H. Hoyle, Mir. and Mrs. $. J. Harrell, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Odom, pr. and Mrs. ". H. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Davis and Mir. and Mrs. Mandy. The members of the American
 Study club were entertained by Mrs. |C. D. Chiles Thursday afternoon at her home in Fairfield. Mrs. Stephen Hoage was leader and roll call was answered with current events. paper, How to Study a Picture" by Mrs. V. L. Mckee. and one, "Evolu- ton of Painting in the Different Countries" by Mrs. Hoage. were given.
 Mrs. Claude Eubank also gave paper on Comparing the Work Of Michael Angelo and Raphael" Fol lowing the program a salad course with coffee was served.
 Announcements
 First Methodist church, Rev. Will liam II. Mansfield, pastor, Sunday morning sermon topic, "A Woman of Faith" Evening subject "A Man of Prayer" Epwo h league at 6.45 p. m. Shadyside Methodist church, Rev. E. NJ. Barnes, pastor, Sunday morn ing sermon topic, Progress" Special music by the choir. Evening sub. ject, Shall We Give Our Best to the Lord?" Junior and senior leagues at 6:30 p. m.
 The music committee of the First Methodist church have engaged Byrd Haley, a well known singer of Bir- mingham, to sing in the church choir during the absence of Arthur Thomas, who has gone to Charleston. 5. c. -------------r'--.s---