The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

Atss Virginia Hardy win preside at the plano and the wedding march will De sung by a quartet composed of Miss Helen Ritchie. Miss Edna Meyer. Mr. Marion McNutt and Mr. William Schou Miss Edna Meyer and MT, William Schou will sing solos. David M. Gardner will perform lhe ceremony.
 The regular meeting of Steel City Lodge No. lso, Knights of Pythlas, will be held Tuesday evening in their
 hall on Avenue E. All members are requested to be present as sev- efal candidates will be initiated.
 Roy scouts Meet
 we'll attended meeting of Troop NO. II, Boy Scouts, was held Friday night at which time work was planned for the coming month. Under the leadership Cf Mcqueen Morrison, scoutmRster, the troop Is rapidly growing and the members are taking great deal Of interest in their work. At the next meeting Friday night a special boxing Instructor from Birmingham will be present and will give the boys instructions in boxing.
 The regular meeting of Ensley Chapter No. 12o. Royal Arch Masons, will meet Monday evening at the Masonic temple. Work will be con ferred upon several candidates in the P. M and Nj. E. Degrees and all mem bers are requested to be present,
 Promotion Day
 Promotion Day exercises will be held at tho First Methodist, First Baptist and Ensley Highland Pres byterian churches this morning when special exercises will be held. The services at the First Methodist and First Baptist will begin at 1o:15 o'clock in the Etain auditorium If the church and will continue until II o'clock. The program at the Ensiey Highland Presbyterian church will be given during the Sunday school period. Diplomas and certificates of promotion will be awarded to the different classes in each department. The parents are especially request ed t. attend these services.
 At the services at the First Baptist church this morning at Il o'clock the six newly elected deacons will bs in stalled and the pastor, Rev. David NJ Gardner, will speak on New Test ament church officers" The new officers to be installed are: C. G. Goodwin, B. B. Gillispie, B. F. Me Pherson. J. l.. Smith, T. A. Payne and Dr. c. D. Gaines.
 At the evening services Rev. Gardner will conclude his series of sermons On The Highway of Life"
 The students of the Birmingham Southern college will be the honor guests at the regular evening ser sl-~ AF-k af tonight when the pastor, Rev. Will ham H. Mansfield, will use as his sermon topic, The Value of Def mite Purpose"
 The members of the Ensley Circle of the First Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. F. Emmal at 2612 Avenue H. Monday afternt on at 2;3o o'clock. All mem bers are requested to be present. Mrs. A. 0. Blake and daughter, Miss Matte Biake, arc the guests Of Dr. and Mrs J. T. Springfield. Charles Richards. who has been in California for several months. has returned to Ensley for a visit.
 Henry Galusha Is improving at the T. c. | infirmary.
 Raymond Durbin, whe has been chief operator for the Postal at Newpt Tt, Tenn. has returned to this city and will enter the high school
  PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY Petitions in bankruptcy filed dur ing the past week were as follows.i
 T. F. Hodges. 2o2s Sixth avenue. north, September 15. Liabilities, $4Ss.67 assets, wages due hv west