The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
BILLIE JEMlSON

How lovely it is, being home for Christmas!
 The trains have been stacked and jammed with boys and girls coming back from the various colleges in all parts of the United States, and what fun they're having at the various and sundry dances that are being given, and at affairs tiny or big.
 Here's lovely group of the col lege set here from many parts of Uncle Sam's school and university campuses.
 Left to right: Miss Madeline Ja- cobs is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. MT. Curtis Malone, MT. Eugene Medley, MT. Raymond Gillespie. MT. George Freeman, Mir. Robert Sude- reth, MT. Thomas Sudereth, MT. Ever ett Sudereth, cornetist; Miss Louise Collins, Mir. Milton Collins, trom- bonist.
 Starting at 7:30 D. m. from Duncan Drug company, Fifty-fourth street and First avenue, Woodlawn. East on First avenue to Fifty.ninth street and al, intervening street two blocks north and south, and all of Fifty fourth, fifty-fifth. fifty sixth streets. south Mrs. George T. Duncan. chair man. Singers: Mrs. J. N. Killough, Miss Gay Sandifer, Miss Flora Nun nally. Miss Mabel Lovelady, Miss El- len Capeheart, Miss Thelma Harrell. Miss Laura Rice. Miss Alma Whaley. Mir. Horace Bannister and MT. Carl Moore. cornetists.
 Starting from Nineteenth street. Ensley, to gates of Fairfield and all intervening strets, at s:30 D. m. Mrs. J. R. Humphries. chairman; Mrs. c. W. Phillips. Miss Barbara Marugg. Miss Eda Marugg. Miss Elizabeth Skelding. Miss Claire Bennett, Miss Annabelle Griffith, Mir. Chris Marugg. MT. w. S. Adams. Mir. Kenneth Grif- filth. MT. J. R. Humphries.
 Starting at [ p. m. from 1221 Vir- ginia avenue. through Glen Iris park, Central street Montgomery. Louise. Virginia and St. Charles streets from the mountain to Tenth avenue and in- tervering streets. Mrs. w. R. Mabry. chairman, assisted by Miss Evans and Mrs. Edgar Elliott. Singers: Bailey DeBardeleben. Donie DeBardeleben, Leonard Jemison. John Jemison. Bradley Hall. Osmond Hall, Elizabeth Ewing, Emmett Jackson, Handley Moody. Billie Grubb, Katherine Grubb. Vivian Clisby. Mary Mabry. Alta Mabry, Susan Mabry, Edith Mabry, Lutie Elliott. Everett Elliott. Minnie Elliott. Sara Elliott. Pearl Smiley. Also children from Eleventh Avenue Methodist Sunday school and St. Andrews Sunday school.
 North Birmingham. starting from Mt. Vernon Methodist church at p. m Mrs. Cruse Berry. chairman. West of Twenty fourth street to Twenty first street. between Thirty-third and Thrty-sixth avenues. MT. and Mrs. Felix Lewis, vice chairmen; east of Twenty seventh street between Thir- ty-fifth and Thirty-eight avenues. Miss Lorraine Cricket. vice chairman. west of Twenty-seventh to Twenty fourth, between Thirty-third and Thirty-seventh avenues. Singers: Miss Olga Prickett. Miss Alma Dick son, Miss Louise Dickson, Miss Nell Lewis, Miss Ethel Paphorn, Miss Katherine McCurry. Miss Vivian Mar tin, Miss Mary Ella Glasgow, Miss Nina Prickett. Miss Earline McAually. Miss Katherine Berry. Miss Sue Chill ton Mcclure. Mir Crue Berry. Also children from Mt. Vernon Methodist Sunday school.
 wylam. rorty-first street to Thir- ty-eighth street and all avenues be- tween. starting at p. m. Miss Ethel Priest. chairman. Singers: Miss Pauline Roberts, Miss Ruth Roberts. Miss Ruth Salser. Miss Tiny Cham bers. Miss Velma Chambers, Miss Willie Dean Chambers. Miss Gertrude Chambers. Miss Ruth Blalock. Miss