The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-19
MISS BERNEY GILLEN NS Correspondent Messages bs phoned s
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Funeral services for Mrs. Claude ". Gray, age 3T years. who died Tuesday afternoon at her home. 411 Twenty-third street. will be held from the wylam Baptist church this afternoon. the funeral cortege to leave the residence at 3 o'clock. The Rev. L. l.. Hearn, pastor of the Wy lam Baptist church, and the Rev. David M. Gardner, pastor of the First Baptist church of Ensley, will con- duct the services at the church. while the rituals at the grave will be in charge of the Cunningham chapter. No. 24. Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Gray was member Of one of the pioneer families of the district and was much beloved by a wide circle of friends. She Is sur- yived by her husband, c. W. Gray; one daughter, Eloise Gray; her pa rents, Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Holmes, and a number of other relatives.
 Officers Installed
 The -Cristoforo Colombo" society. which was recently organized. held a most enthusiastic meeting last night at which time their charter was closed and an installation of officers was held. The officers installed at this time were: Louis Maenza, presi- dent; Lovoy Ignazio, vice president; Schillici Salvatore, secretary; Ve- trano Paolo, treasurer. and Roberto Francesca. assistant treasurer. The society now has a membership Of ls2. while R. E. Chadwick. Foster Hamil- ton. Frank Deermyer, Rev. J. A. Tom crlin and Rev. J. B. Canepa were honArorw rnAnher4
 Fire Damagcs Residences The homo of MT. and Mrs. J. s. Candy. f71S Jefferson avenue, was slightly damaged yesterday morning by fire. It was reported that the cause of the fire was carsiessness' The Ensley fire department made several runs during the day, but each cal resulted in slight damages as all were of the spark on the roof variety. Society to Meet The Argonian Literary society or the Ensley High school held most interesting session yesterday aiter- noon in the auditorium of the school The meeting was presided over py Miss Lila May Cantey, the newly elected president. and splendid pp- gram was rendered. Following the nrorram the semi-annual debate was discussed at length by Miss Ethel Bell.
 Meeting Ordered
 All members of Cunningham chap | ter No. 24, Order of Eastern Star are requested to meet at the Masonic temple this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock for conducting the services at the grave of Mrs. Claude Gray, in OAK land cemetery, at o'clock.
 Celebration Planned
 The members of the Stonewai chapter of the United Daughters ol inc Confederacy, will hold their an. nual clebration of General Robert E Lee's birthday today at luncheon The affair will be given at the home of Mrs. w. I. Phillips. 1929 Jefferson avenue. The guests of honor will bs l the members from Camp Pat Cle- | burne. and several members from Camp Wilcox, United Confederate veterans, In connection with thu luncheon, a splendid program which
 has been arranged by Mrs. E. F. Beck. l ham, will be rendered and will In 1 clude talks by . number of tho veterans, an eulogy on Lee. by Mrs Ray Hassler. and several vocal selec | tions by Mrs. H. J. Cummings. Sl | free will offering will be taken a this time to be used for . scholar ship fund. The invitation is ex tended to anyone interested to at tend.