The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-22

Lords! Oh. the wonder of 1t all-1n Tol1yom
 The Maximus club of this city, which put on the pageant, Joseph" in January. with such eminent sue cess, is planning to present in De- cember. Dawn" which will be a se- quel to "The Light of the World"
 w. H. Stoekham of this city was chiefly instrumental in bringing here The Light of the World un- der the direction of Professor Smith. l Professor Smith has long worked to | increase the general interest in the better class of church music, and his having been asked to come here in- dicates that interest of this kind is being manifested by Birmingham people.
 Those in charge of the pageant: J. Artemus Lewis, chairman; Mrs. M. E. Miller, assistant chairman. Mrs. Bessie Barrie. assistant chair man.
 The characters:
 Madonna: Miss Kathleen Herndon.
 Spirit of Christianity: Miss Anna Belle Stith.
 Angels: Misses Mabel Griffith, Bessie Hale, Ethel Marshall.
 Prophets: Messrs. E. II. Clark, l. w. May, c. L. King.
 Magi Kings: Messrs. P. c. Jack son, w. E. Toles, Brown Bates.
 Attendants: Messrs. Roy Wood, Withers Lockhart, Clarence Fossett.
 Shepherds: Messrs. Arthur Brown, Jack Smith. Charles Craven, Harbin Singleton
 Education: Miss Lucille Pettyjohn.
 Church: Miss Allie Bess Harper.
 Trumpeters: Misses Christine Smith. zema Singleton.
 Ambassadors: First, Miss Nena Harris: second. Miss Olivia O'Neal third. Rev. B. G. Hodge; fourth, Miss Grace Carr; fifth. MT. Steel Black; sixth, Miss Sarah Lathem; seventh, Mrs. George Lewis Bales.
 Grecian Maids (from First Chris tian church): Misses Helen Lnthi- Maurine Brownie, Jimmie Cranford Helen Conover. Lila Rogers, Fran ces Rogers, Dorothy Hickman. Crusaders (First NJ. E. Church. Messrs. William Bryan, John Reid, w J. Perryman, Robert Shawl, John Nc Perrin, William Barnes. James Conk- lin, Harold Gassman, Douglas Parks M. L. Rector.
 Bible Students (southside BaptisD Misses Lillian Nesperling, Lena Evans, Ermine Rawson, Laurine Prince, Lillian Horton, Mary LGftin Klipstein Jackson, Kathleen William son, Bessie Howells, Zona Leo Ar
 Burdened Souls CMaybelie Taylor Class): Misses Ada Grace, Sammie Mccullough, Viola Stutz. Kate Weaver, Addie Weaver, Grace Huff stuttler, Mary Harris, Dafne Holland Flora Belyen, Frances Porter, Mad elyn Wilson, Willie Bishop Annie Brand, Jessie Williams.
 Religious Education (First M. ID Church): Misses Ruth Smith, MoiEe Davidson, NGrine Jones, Catherlne Harry, Mable Brooks, Lucille f1nch Carmen Frobos. Reba Dllworth Gladys Carr, Edna Hall, Francis Arn Maud Dixon. . odisO: Messrs. R. T. Clayton. Ned | Stewart. Malcolm Watkins, Joe Gull verhouse, c. P. Shook. Lewis Law renee. Bob Clayton, Robert George J. O. Holley. Misses Elizabeth Aust, Julia Lokey Bessie Fossett, Annie Bailey, Neiile Haggard, Susie Roe, Elizabeth Eddie man, Dorothy Cole, Annie Reeves Pauline Hamilton, Estelle PetrlmouiA' Ida Harper. p.a.,,+>. Misses Myrtle Greer, Alberta Greer, Marie Griffith, Clean Griffith, Latoli Morrison, Lola Morrison, Katie smith Helen Teague, Louise Daniels, Nellie Bozeman, Katherine Bozeman, kath- ertna Turner, Julia Marshall, Alice Cough. Alma Johnston, Ruby san ford. .o,, n,r.
 The little children who took part were members of the primary oe- nartment of the Independent Ffesoy terian church.