The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-31
rAYCY rX% Mrs. Harold Mandy M Correspo dent 7 4 Ensley 406-W
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A large crowd attended the monthly conference of the western district of the Baptist Young Peoples union. which was held yesterday afternoon at the First Baptist church in Ensley. A number of diplomas and seals were awarded to those taking the training school course and the newly elected officers were installed.
 The meeting was presided over by Carl L. McCool. president of the B. Y. P. U. of the Birmingham dis- trict who installed the officers. A number of interesting talks were made. Committees were appointed from each union in the western dls- trict and arrangements are being made to hold picnic in the near fu- | ture.
 The following officers were in- Ystalled: W. H. Hayes, president; Will l lis Odell, vice president; Miss Ruby i Iolcomb, secretary; Miss Hazel Rut- ledge. corresponding secretary; Ernest . Eagler, treasurer; Mir. Simms, choris- ter; Miss Margaret Penfield, pianist, and Miss Louise Jeffers, reporter.
 The diplomas were awarded to the | following junior diplomas: Marion
 Fink, Edwin Compton. James A Will lis, John Kenda. Jessie Schaffner, Sam Shaw, Lucy Reed Ray, Mary
 
 Busby. Eva Thornhill. Edith Hender- son, Lucille Scoggins and Margaret l McMahan.
 Senior diplomas: Fred c. Kelley Pauline Gibson. Vivian Lewis, Earnest Hagler, J. T. Candy, Mary A. Gibson. | Willie Ray Randall, W. L. Hamrick. Leila Downs, Carl Green. Grace Mo- Goughey. Lena Clifton. Reba Chan nell, Margaret Penfield, Mary Belle !. n1x T T. Ellis. Mary whittle, Margaret | Cretner, Anna Kenda. T. P. Williams. Mrs. W. A. Crumpton, Luther Cole, Mildred Murry. William l.. Brown-
 Seals were awarded to the fol- lowing: Katherine Craig. Raymond Hubert. Hazel Rutledge. Lena Adams. Leila Herrin. Liliie Tom Thomasson. Jack Fowler, Fannie Murei Smith. | Cecilia Phillips. Ella Ruth Phillips. Herschel E. Adams. John Minor, Jr.. Gregory Smith. onzell Scroggins and NH. A. Herring.
 Social Meeting The women's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will hold their regular monthly social meeting | this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the parlors of the old pastorium on Ave- nue c. Mrs. W. c. James. president
 
 l the Southern Baptist convention, will be tho principal speaker for the oc- casion.
 The Builders and Helpers circles will be hostesses of the day and they have arranged 8 very Interesting musical program which includes piano solo by Miss Margaret Jamcs; duet by Mrs. R. c. McMahon and Mrs. J. K. Pratt, and a plano solo by Miss Erline Ezell. An invitation s l extended to tho women of the con- | gregation to be present William A. Fillmore
 Funeral services over the remains of William Arthur Elmore, age 50 years, were conducted from the late residence. 57 Maple street. yesterday | afternoon. Interment followed at the Fraternal cemetery. The Rev. T. c. Wyatt. pastor of the Pratt City . Baptist church, conducted the ser vices. MT. Fillmore Is survived by his widow, three sons, Clarence. William Land Harry Elmore. and two brothers And one sister.
 The services at the grave were con- ducted by the members of Pratt City ! Aero No. 972. Fratefnal Order of . Eagles. He was also member of the Brotherhood of Railway Train men. The pallbearers were as fol- lows: Henry Thomas. William Travis. . Ed Searson. c. W. Payne. Lee Keller and Will Atkins. Womack's were in charge.
 Lawn Party A lawn party will be given thls