The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Dollar Social

IHe HoHte OI Mrs. w. D. copper on Avenue F, was the scene of a beauti- full party yesterday afternoon when them members of the Cleaners circle of the Womens Missionary society of the First Baptist church enter tained at a Dollar Social"
 The guests arrived at o'clock, And were met by Mrs. s. J. Harrell and Mrs. W. B. Cooper. They were then ushered to a beautifully flower banked punch bowl. which was sta- tioned on the porch. and gracefully presided over by Mrs. Gregory and Miss Nellie Gibbs.
 At the entrance of home they were met by the receiving line which was composed of Mrs. J. $. Falkner, Chairman of the circle. and the of fieers of the General Missionary so- ciety of the church, which included Mrs. Joe smith, Mrs. E. w. Dudley, Mrs. ". P. Cain, Mrs. ". I. Burgln, Mrs. A. S. HarrelI and Mrs. Fl. T. Killen, who ushered the guests to the register, which was presided over by Mrs. W. J. Gibbs. Upon being seated the guests were presented with slips of paper bearing numbers by Mrs. I. H. MacEachefn.
 During the afternoon the following program was rendered. with Mrs. W. B. ooper In charge. Vocal solo sweet Little Woman of Mine," and 'Obstination," by Charles Hurst, tenor, accompanied by Miss Hessier. both of Howard college; violin solos, Minute in G." and Song of India" by Mrs. Bush, accompanied by Miss Erlie Ezell; readings, Madame But terfly,' and "Uh. Uh, Not Out, No, by Mrs. Charles Saunders: vocal solos. stolen Wings" and "Flower in the cranned Wall" by Mrs. J. E. Dillon, accompanied by Miss Howard.
 The surprise prize was offered and the numbers drawn by ,.ttle Miss Sadie Ray Gardner. dressed in a dainty frock of organdie, Mrs. | S. Falkner presided over the drawino and Mrs. J. W. Minor was the re tick. '.'aue
 The living rooms and porch of Mrs Cooper's home were transformed into bower of iovelness Tn their deco rations of sweet peas, ferns and daisies, making lovely .etting for the guests. Later in the afternoon delicious halad and ice course with cake was served by Mrs. A. S. Har- rell, Mrs. H. c. Killian. Mrs. o. W. 0oWoen, Mrs. w. D. Thornhill, Mrs. Tony eu
 The affair was voted a decided s,c cess in every detail and a nest s,,,,, wsa realized by the G1eaners c,rc,a
 church Announcements
 sunday school program will be rehdered at Crumley's chapel this morning at 10 o'clock. All parents In this community are requested to at- tend. while the public is also cordial. ly invited.
 Allen c. Loehr will be the princi- pai speaker this morning at the Mems Bible class of the Ensley Cnristian church, at 9;45 o'clock. The class VIII meet in the newly re- modeied Sunday school room and all men or the community are invited. MT. Loehr was born in China of american parents, and established the first Masonic lodge -in Pekine. He brings an interesting message to the members of the class.
 series of evangelistic services will be started this morning by the members of the newly organized Baptist church at Mulga in a tent. which has been erected near the new school building, and will continue for two weeks. The pastor. Rev. l.. l. Hearn, will be assisted by his brother, pr. T. c. Hearn, a medical missionary from China, who Is talk ing special course at the Birming- ham Baptist hospital while on his furlough. The music for the ser vices will be directed by Mir. Sims, 9 well known sing director. and large crowds are expected to attend.
 In the absence of Rev. J. F. Loge- mann. pastor of the First Presby- terian church. Professor R. G. Hoke, of the Birmingha m- Southern college. will fill the pulpit at the II o'clock hour this morning, while Rev. F. o. Coxe. pastor of the HandIey Memo rial church. of Norwood, will rreach at the evening service. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
 Personals
 Ben W. Waldrop left yesterday afternoon for Lakecoma. ss.. where he will be the guest of relatives and friends for several days.
 Miss Lanye Smith has gone to Cooks Springs. where she will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. J. G. Rowe and daughter. Miss Lillian Rowe, have gone to Boothton, where they will be the. guests of relatives and friends.
 Miss Kathrine Craig Is expected to arrive home today from Mentone. where she has been a delegate to the B. Y. P. U. convention. Fl
 Mrs. James Bauer. continues quitkj