The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
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R. N. Wheeler, superintendent o county roads narrowly escaped deati yesterday afternoon when the auto mobile in which he was riding slipped off the road and was turned com pletely upside down. MT. Wheeler accompanied by T. F. Sinclair. anC s. Kirkland had started to thu Warrior river, to inspect a piece O road which they had contemplated working, and were riding on th' road between Fairfield and Rut ledge Springs when it became neces- sary to pass truck.
 The automobile attempted to pass the truck, it is stated. when th' truck turned in lodging a hole or the opposite side of the road. The auto Slipped off the side of the road and turned over, pinning the three occupants underneath.
 MT. Wheeler was removed to the Norwood Infirmary where his injur- ies were pronounced painful but not serious. The other occupants of the car were uninjured.
 An enthusiastic netting was held yesterday afternoon by the members of the Stonewall Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, at the home of Mrs. J. w. Cam on Ensley avenue. The home was attractlvely decorated for the occasion in red and white roses, the U. D. c. colors.
 An interesting business session was held and the following officers elec- ted: Mrs. T. J. Rogers, president; Mrs. B. B. Gillespie. vice president; Mrs. ". R. Phillips. secretary, Mrs. J. s. Falkner, treasurer; Mrs. E.. F. Beckham. registrar and Mrs. c. A. Ewing. historian. The delegates ap- pointed to the state convention which will convene in Troy on May 2 to 4. were Mrs. T. J. Rogers. and Mrs. J. S. Candy, alternates Mrs. John Angwin and Mrs. B. B. Gillespie.
 A committee was appointed to com plete the plans for Memorial day ex- ercises which will be held on April 30, the place to be announced later. The committee Is composed of Mrs T. J Rogers, Mrs. Estelle Caine. Mrs. Milner and Mrs John Angwin. Mrs. W. B. Cooper was appointed as a chairman of a committee to formu- late plans for tag day which will bs held in Nay to raise funds to send the Confederate veterans to the re- union to be held In Richmond. in June.
 After the bushes sesion the fol- lowing program was rendered: Pa- per on Political Rights In 1ss5-ss". by Mrs. Este1ie Caine: paper on l"The Congressional Election in 1s5s'' by Mrs. J. C. Hair. The program was led by Mrs Rogers Later in the afternoon ices with cake and hints. further emphasizing the U. D. c. colors of red and white were served by the hostess. The guests of the chapter were Mrs. Claude Baxley and Mrs. O. l.. Bentley. The last meeting of the stonewall Chapter will be held in May after which time they will adjourn until September. The newly elected officers vii be inzalled at the September meeting.
 Peter Collins
 Peter Collins, aged TO years. died yesterday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Margaret Thomas, 605 Forty-fourth street. Vivian. The de- ceased had been a resident of this community for number of years and was well known and highly respected. The remains were shipped last night to Clarksville. Tenn, where inter- ment will be made.
 Mrs. John Hamm. proved a charm- ing hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained at her home on En- sley avenue in compliment to Miss NorIne Orr of Hartselle. whose mar riage to Chester F. Brush of this city, will be an event of May To-
 The party was given in the nature of miscellaneous shower and the living rooms of Mrs. Hamm's home were tastefully decorated for the oc- casion in etchings of ivy vines and baskets of sweet peas During the afternoon two unusual contests were