The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
BUILDING NEW SCHOOL
Dinner Will Be Served to Raise More
 Educational Funds

auditorium on Thanksgiving Day, November 80. by the Hanceville school Improvement association, proceeds to go to the school. The Bit tinger band If Cullman will play. the Rev. w. k. W cir, D. D., secretary: {: 10 o'clock, publication and Sabbath school work, the Rev. H. D, Turner chairman; addresses by missionaries. address by the Rev. w. A. Provine, 10:45 clock, ministerial relief and sustenslon, the Rev. F. R. hosebro. chairman; address, Dr. John Royal Harris, president Cumberland uniVer- sity; 12 noon, recess for lunch, served by the women of the congrega- ton in the church dining room. Two o'clock, New Era the Rev l.. E. Brubaker, chairman; 2:30 o'clock, home missions, the Rev. J. M. Broady, chairman; address, the Rev. J. F. Cotton, synodical superintendent; ad- dress, the Rev H. l.. Turner; 3:30 o'clock, foreign missions. the Rev. l.. E. Brubaker, chairman; address, Dr. James Leon Hooper, returned mission ary; greeting from woman's synod l ical; o'clock, fnterehurch federation, ! the Rev. Henry M. Edmonds, chair man; 430 o'clock, Temperance and Moral Welfare" the Rev. T. $. Hick- ' man, chairman.
 I The evening session will be held at the new Independent Presbyterian 1 church on Highland avenue, Bir- mingham, beginning at 7:9o o'clock. pr. James E. Clark. secretary of the educational board will deliver an ad- dress on Higher Christian Educa- . tion." The Rev. George H. Mack, as- sociate secretary, will also deliver an address, which will be followed by another address by Dr. James Leon Hooper. for 10 years missionary in the Philippine Islands.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Dill and Mrs. J. NJ Mint CTS were joint hostesses entertain | ing at a tea yesterday afternoon experimenting Miss Mildred Ruther- ford, state historian of Georgia, ana | formerly historian general of the U l D. C., who is their guest and attend | ing the U. D. c. convention in Bir- | mingham. The receiving line included Mrs. J. M. Dill, Mrs. J. M Winters Miss Mildred Rutherford, Mrs. Ruth | erford Lipscomb of Athens, Ga.,' Mrs | C. J. Sharpe, Mrs. Charles G. Brown | Mrs. Dora Fell, Mrs. w. c. Lloyd and Mrs. Victor Randolph. Little 1 Misses Anna Grace Lea and Margaret 1 Clark held the card trays. At the ted table Miss Hattie Morton poured tea l and Mrs. l.. J. Haley poured coffee 1 They were assisted by Miss Susie l Winters. Miss Pauline Mackenzie Mrs. Louis Lloyd and Mrs Sumptel Lea In the breakfast room an ic, l was served by Mrs. J. D. Clark, Mrs l Thomas Lea and Mrs. R. D. Osgood. 4 I large number of cards were left dur. l ing the afternoon.
 The body of little Anna Sawls. tn.
 fouryear-old daughter of MT. ane ! Mrs J. D. Sawls of Docena, who diee 1 Tuesday morning will be sent tc l Gadsden Wednesday morning fol burial by Echols & Angwin. At the meeting of E. l.. Layton | Lodge No. S13. A. F. & A. M, which | win be held Wednesday evening. a l the Masonic temple committees will
 be appointed to make arrangement
 to celebrate their fourth anniversary
 which will be held November 22. Sev.
 eral other matters will be taken uI
 and a full attendance is requested.
 Mrs. J. T. Rogers, Mrs. John Ang
 win, Mrs. W. I. Phillips and Mrs. o. l.
 Cain are attending the U. D. c. con
 vention in Birmingham as delegates
 from the Stonewall Cfs ter, U. D. c. of this city. In addition to the dele
 gates a large number of members O.
 the local chapter are attending thu
 convention.
 Glenn Allen entertained a number of his young friends last night at | his parents home cn Avenue Fl ir l honor of his fourteenth birthday. The dining table was centered with a large birthday cake bearing 14 can dles. Twelve of his playmates were present.
 The members of the Mothers clut I will meet Wednesday at 2:50 p. m at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church and from there they will visit the juvenile court. Mrs. Brittor Kirby and Mrs. George Hamilton will be joint hcstesses.
 The members of the Baraca class of the Hunter Street Baptist church will present '"rhe Dark Spot Min. strer at the Fairview Masonic Tem. pie at 8 o'clock Friday evening. The program will be followed by severa olio's which will include many unique features.
 | The senior B. Y. P. U. will conduct the mld-week prayer service at tn. First Baptist church Wednesday evening, Raymond Hubert. presi. dent, as leader. The topic will bs Prayer" The program will be Scripture lesson, H. N. Cook; prayer Ernest Haler; The Power of Pray. er,' Miss Lila Herrin: piano duet Miss Erline Ezell and Miss Rub, Mcleod; Secret and Family Prayer.
 Robert W. Read reading, Miss Mar
 ion Hubert; Answered Prayers,
 Miss Rebeeca Thomas; vocal duet
 Miss Chatham and Thomas R. Mel
 son: closing prayer.
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