The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-01
RANDOM NOTES

Br. and Mrs. w. R. Dobyns, Miss Sadie Buckland. and Miss Ruth Buck lasd left Monday for WrightsvllIe Beach, N. C.. to spend the month of August.
 Mrs. J. R. Forman and Mrs. Kyle Kihkaid left Monday night for Mon, traat, N. C., where they will attend ths sunday school conference of the Prssbyterian church.
 Miss Mary Dobyns left Monday for where she will spend the month Of August.
 Mrs. Lee odell is spending some tirae in Montreal \. C.
 Miss Christelle Moore of Panama City is the attractive guest of Miss Grace Ellis.
 congressman E. E. Almon of Al hanv was the distinguished guest of MT: and Mrs. W. R. Pierce on Sun day.
 Mr. and Mrs J. w. Lewis announce tho arrival of a little son, on July 2l. Mrs. Lewis and baby are at home at 16d9 Tenth avenue, south
 Friends of Mrs. J. M. King will be  after an operation for appendicitis at St.sVincents hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Turnipseed left y Tuesday evening for Lake Junaluska NC They were accompanied by their mother, Mrs. J. N. Winston of Valley Head. They will return home in about two-weeks.
 Mrs. T. A. Knox of Detroit is spend 14rifh fri n wood.
 Mrs. J. A. Habersham of Atlanta spent the weekend with relatives here.
 Mrs Ada Ramp Walden of Augusta is sspending few days with her brdther, MT. J. r. Ramp, in North Highlands. Mrs. Walden Is actively engaged in club work in Augusta, She was for some years a state off cer in the Georgia U. D. C.. is a mem- ber of the D. A. R., president of the Richmond County Teachers club and is prominently connected with the work of the Confederated Memorial association.
 Mrs. J. R. Tindal is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Shelton and Cap tain Shelton, at Fort Howard. Md, foN several weeks.
  tuHned home after spending the past six. weeks with friends in Chicago. Mrs. D. A. Thomas has been called to Rockville Centre, Long Island, on acdount of the serIous illness of her mother, Mrs. M. E. Gardner.
 Misses Dorothy and Mary Elizabeth Thpmas are visiting relatives in Cepterville, Ala.
 Miss Cecil Gray Johnston went to Mobile Thursday, where she was joined by Miss Ruth Williams, who accompanied her Friday to Camp Walton to attend house party.
 Mrs. A. V. Mckinney and Mrs. Leila Hine have returned to Birmingham after visiting shocco Springs
 Miss Addie Wood and Miss Sara Scheussler of Lafayette are the guests of Mrs. Frank Brush of Ems ley. Later they will be the guests ol Mrs. George Boyd in North Birming- ham.
 Miss Florence Sparrow left satur- day for a visit with relatives in Piedmont, Ala.
 Little Joe Akin and Neevah Akin returned Saturday from a stay of several weeks with friends in Tal- lapoosa, Ala.
 Mrs. J. L. Akin returned recently from Woodville, Ga, her girlhood hone, where she visited relatives and friends.
 Mrs. John l.. Wharton left Tues day night for a visit to points n Mississippi.
 Miss Mae Richardson of Amory Miss, was the guest of Miss Lucille Crews Sunday.
 Miss Lucille Crews has returned home after a delightful visit to MT anu Mrs. Robert A. Bell of York Alabama.
 Miss Chris Woods of Jasper who underwent an operation for ap- perdicitis, is rapidly improving al the. South Highlands irFirmary.
 Miss Lula Agee. who has been Asheville. N C., is visiting friends in Atlanta, Ga, en route to her home in :this city, 1911 Twelfth street south,
 Mir. W. P. Agee of Vredenburg Ala, is visiting his mother, Mrs. W P. Agee, at 1911 Twelfth street, south Mir. and Mrs. William J. Baldwin lefc Monday in their car for a visit to their parents at West Point and Columbus Ga
 ssr. and Mrs Erie Pettus left Tues day to visit relatives in Huntsville
 
 Miss Nellie Gurley of Cincinnati, Ohib is the attractive house guest of Miss Katherine Collier at her home on South twentieth street.
 Mr-anG Mrs. S. l.. Sml h will leave Thursday for Los An les, Cal, .rhsra thex will he the cue1tS nf Mr