The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-06
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CHAM AGE-HERALD,. s Miss Willie Thornhiil. daughter of 1 MT. and Mrs. w D. Thornhill. who 1 became the bride of Mir. Raymond l Clifford Kimbrough. The wedding was solemnized Friday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. David M. Gardner on Ensley Highlands.
 The young couple were attended by Miss Thelma Bates, who acted as maid of honor and MT. Alvin Kirk as best man, and the ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Gardner. F'olIowing the ceremony the couple lleft for Chattanooga on their honey moon The bride was very charming ir a dark blue tricotine suit with fawn colored accessories.
 MT. and Mrs. Kimbrough are very popular with the younger set of this city and have many friends who wish them much happiness.
 Home-COming Day
 The members of the First Chris tian church of 1nsley will observe | me-coming day at the regular morning services today. The church roll will be called and every mem Der is expected to respond with a 100 Ter cent attendance by families, spe- cial recognition to be given those who have been members of the church for the longest period of time. A special musical program has been arranged for the occasion.
 | Membership Contest
 The membership contest which has been in progress for some time between tthe members of the Jack son-Berean classes of the Pike Avenue Baptist church will be brought to close Sunday morning at an open meeting to be held on the hillside at McWilliams springs
 The winning side in the contest | will be entertained to a watermel- on cutting by the losers. The les son will be taught by George Lewis Bajles of the First Baptist church of Birmingham, and the members or inc Wesley Brotherhood class of the 1 Shadyside Methodist church have been invited to meet with these classes at the assemble at 9:3O Il o'clock
 Music will be furnished by an or chestra directed by Sam Spring. All men in the community are cor dially invited to attend.
 Obituary
 Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Maggie L. Stephens. who died at the late residence, 1919 Hayes street, Fairview, will be conducted l from the Hunter Street Baptist church this afternoon at 2;3O o'clock. The Rev. l.. M. Bradley, pastor ot the church, will conduct the services. Interment will follow at the Elm wood cemetery Mrs. Stephens Is sur ylved by her husband, R. E. Stephens. and two children.
 Funeral services over the remains of J. " Steel, age A, who died in 1 Yuma, Col, will be conducted from | Echols & Angwin undertaking par Tor this afternoon at o'clock. In- torment will follow at the Fraternal cemetery, Pratt City. MT. Steel Is survived by lis wife and three brothers.
 Masonic Conference | Arrangements are being made for the thirty second annual Masonic con ference of Jefferson county to be held at the Fairview Masonic tenn pie on August Is and 16. On account l of the unfinished condition of the 1 Birmingham Masonic temple the col- ference will be held with the Fair- 1 view lodge No. GA.
 The Fairview temple Is located on 1 the Bessemer boulevard, opposite the main entrance to the state fair grounds and can be reached by both the North Bessemer and South Ems ley car lines.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 Mrs. L. G. Sturdivant was charm 1 ing hostess when she entertained Thursday afternoon at a miscel- laneous shower for Mrs. Marshal Fitzpatrick, a recent bride. Receiv ing with Mrs. Sturdivant at the door were: Miss Katherine Andrews, Miss Lucille Wilson and Miss Bernice Blaylock. A fruit punch was served on the porch as the guests arrived.
 The house was attractively deco rated in pink and white. The dining 1 table was laid in white lace over | pink satin, and was centered with | a large basket of pink roses. Dur | ing the afternoon the guest hem med dust cloths which were presented | to the honoree. In "A Brides con | test Miss Ruth Martin of Atlanta won the prize, bouquet of pink roses and snapdragon tied with tulle, l which she presented to the honoree. The portiers were drawn open be- 1 tween the living room and dining room and little Miss Agnes Sturdi- | want, dressed as fairy in pink tulie stood in the center of the table and 1 presented Mrs. Fitzpatrick with the :! gifts Ices and cakes in pink and white were served to about 50 guests. At the Churches.
 First Methodist church. Rev. Will liam II. Mansfield. pastor. Sunday morning topic. Keeping Faith" eve ming subject What Makes Me What Am"
 First Baptist church, Rev. David NJ. Gardner, pastor, Sunday morning sermon topic "The Impossible" eve night, subject, Passing the Impos- | sible."
 First Presbyterian church, Rev. J. r. Logeman, pastor, Sunday morn | ing sermon by Dr. R. O. Hoke, dean Of Birmingham Southern college. No evening service.
 St. Johns Episcopal church, pr. Edmond Bennett, rector, sermon and prayer at Il o'clock, conducted by a visiting minister No other serv- ices for the day.
 Ensley Highland Methodist church, Rev. l.. c. Sturdivant, pastor Sun day morning sermon by J. K. Bentox, assistant pastor of the First Metho- dist church. Evening sermon by Edwin Williams.
 Ensley Highland Presbyterian | church. Rev. l.. E. Brubaker. pastor, Sunday morning topic, The Un- reached Corners" No evening serv- ices.
 Shadyside Methodist church, Rev. | E. M. Barnes, pastor. monthly com- munion Cervices in the morning and evangelistic sermon in the evening.
 Hunter Street Baptist church, Rev. L. M. Bradley, pastor, obser- vance of the Lords Supper at the morning services with sermonette.