The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-04
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett will leave Saturday for North Carolina, where she goes to visit her mother. Mrs Smathers. at Asheville.
 Mir. Jess Adkins and Mir Alfred Shook left yesterday by automo- bile for Tate Springs, Signal moun- tain and other points.
 Mrs A. w B. Johnson and her children, Elizabeth Martha and Eugene. left Thursday for Biloxi making the trip by automobile where they will spend two weeks
 The many friends of MT. M. B Gottlieb will be glad to hear that he Is recovering from his recent serious illness, which has confined him to the hopsital for the past few weeks. His physicians hope that he will be able to be out the latter part of this week. and take a much needed trip. which will restore him to his normal health again.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Carper will leave on Sunday and will motor to Camp Walton. Fla. where they will spend some time.
 
 Mrs. Fred Mcclure and daughter Freda Eloise, arrived yesterday morning from Anniston to visit her parents.
 Mrs. R. c. Pearson and Mrs J. A. Tanner will leave today for Chat tanooga and Knoxville, where they will spend several days.
 
 Mrs. William L. Harsh and two sons. Billy, Jr., and John, of Boli- gee, joined Mir. Harsh in Birming- ham Tuesday, after spending the month of July in Winston Salem, N C. with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. ! S. Foster, and in Anderson. S. C., with her sister, Mrs. Stary B. SuI- llvan. MT. and Mrs. Harsh will motor to Boligee the latter part of the week, accompanied by Mrs. Harsh's brother. John S Foster, Jr., of Winston Salem, who will spend several weeks with them.
 Miss Nell Roser of Rome, Ga., Is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Powell.
 Miss Lela Hll, who spent the past year in Bowden, is visiting friends in the city.
 Miss Effie Yerby. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Hol- brook has returned to her home in Oklahoma City.
 Miss Gay Sandifer, who has been taking six weeks course in library work at Athens, Ga, will return home tomorrow.
 Miss Mary Robinson is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene Barnes, in Buff falo. N. Y.
 Miss Cornelia Brewster and Miss Frances Brewster left Tuesday to spend 10 days at Camp winne- taska.
 Dr. J. B Robinson is visiting reia- tives in Asheville.
 Mr. and Mrs B. 0. shiflett have named their little son, Barry o'Nell. Jr.
 Miss Hattie Leslie left yesterday for Morristown, H., where she will visit her brother.
 Miss Freeda Avant of Sheffield is visiting friends in Birmingham.
 Mir. John Freeman, who las been i'll for some time at the T. c. 1. hospital in Fairfield, has been re- moved to his home on Tenth ave- nue, Vivian, where he Is reported as improving rapidly
 Mrs. William A. Davis and little son of Anniston are expected shortly to arrive in the city to visit Mrs. Henry Cobb.
 Miss Margaret Witt. who has been the guest of friends in Cedar Bluff is visiting friends in Gadsden. Miss Josephine Hughes is spending the week in Attalla.
 Mrs. E. w. Tucker, wno has been visiting Mrs. Warren Christian in Mobile, is expected home today. Miss Louise Dixon, who has been visiting Miss Marjorie Williams in Attalla, has returned home
 Mrs. Ida Ledbetter has returned rom a visit to friends in Anniston.
 
 Miss Lee Ola Dewberry has re- turned from visit to Gadsden. Mrs. H. E.. Hayes has returned rom Battles Wharf. where she was