The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Methodist Congregations Will
 Visit Eua Conner Home For Girls
Exercises To Be Held Com
 memorating Founding Of Institution In December, 1920

Committees representing every Methodist congregation in Birming- ham will welcome the hundreds ot Eva Conner Cooperative Home for Girls at it's third anniversary cele- bration Tuesday, January 1.
 The residence at Eighth avenue and Eighteenth street is being dec- orated and arranged for the com memoration of it's founding by the wife of Gov. B. B. Conner in Decem- Der, 1920.
 Interested persons of all denomi- nations are expected to visit the home, where 50 girls employed in Birmingham's business world live comparatively in the tastefully ap- pointed home.
 The day has been divided into pe- riods when two women representing each church will be on hand to act as hostesses to receive their con gregations. During these periods tea and other refreshments will be served and special musical programs given.
 Many of sthe girls, who range in age from 16 to 25 years, and who hold some of the most important po- sitions in woman's work, will be present to help receive the visitors.
 The schedule of hours follow:
 
 Mrs. F. B. Yielding and Mrs. J. M. Plant; Eleventh avenue, Mrs. ". C. Clisery and Mrs. P. l.. Dreyer; West End, Mrs. J. w. Hood and Mrs. H. A. Metcalfe; Sixty-seventh street, Mrs. W. W. Whitfield and Mrs. c. w. ArmstronA; Trinity, Mrs. Il. ri, h. Knight and Mrs. U. S. Pitts. The hours will be from 1 to o'clock.
 From 3 to o'clock the following schedule will be observed: Walker Memorial, Mrs. w. c. Gewin and Mrs. x. C. Glass; East Lake, Mrs. Alice Johnson and Mrs. R. CulpeppeI Fountain Heights, Mrs. Alex Cald- well and Mrs. II. N. McTyre; Wood lawn. Mrs. c. H. Nesbitt and Mrs; U. I, Clapp: Owenton, Mrs. b. r. Mlles and Mrs. W. F. Price.
 From 3 to o'clock: First Method dist, Mrs. s. J. Cole and Mrs. Rosa Darly; East Birmingham, Mrs. E. F. Bluenly and Mrs. F. Q. Dlll; Avoh- dale. Mrs. O. H. Montgomery and Mrs. W. II Smith; Twenty-first avenue Mrs T. J. Perry and Mrs. S. M. Blake; St. Johns, Mrs. c. S. Bishop and Mrs. F. A. Eatman.
 From 4 to 5,oclock: South High lands, Mrs P D. Burger and Mrs. w. J. Yielding; Mt. Vernon, Mrs. G. w. Dodson and Mrs. c. D. Rosamond' ; Acipco, Mrs. H. J. Dyer and Mrs. L.. F. JdCkSOH, w eSt " OONi.' " ii' ' owen Moore and Mrs. H. Bell; Fair view, Mrs. J. M. Farmer and Mrs. S. T. Williams; North Highlands, Mrs. Walter Sherrod and Mrs. W. H. Car nell.
 From { to o'clock also all trus- tees of the home will be present.; from to 4 o'clock, all officers of the city mission board, and at all times the ministers of the various churches are invited.
 In the Bessemer district the fol lowing schedule will be observed:
 Ann Memorial, Mrs. J. R. Mallory; Boyles, Mrs. Ozley; Central Park, Mrs. J. Slaughter; Crumley Chapel, Mrs. Ida Varman; Ens1ey No. 1 church, Mrs. c. T. Smith; Fairfield, Mrs. T A. Newbold; Fardendale, Mrs. D. Redwayne; Inglenook, Mrs. E.. C.. James; Irondale, Mrs. V. A. Crandall; Pratt City, Mrs J. M. Darlington; Shadyside, Mrs. H. c. Russell; Tar rant City, Mrs. t. O., Simpson. Pe- riod: 10 to Il o'clock.
 From ] 1 to 12 o'clock, the follow ing hostesses will entertain: Besse- mer No 1 church, Mrs. H. l.. Rains and Miss Maude Buck; Bethelehe em, Mrs. D. W. Brown; Bringleton, Mrs. A. NJ. Vines; Huffman, Mrs. Ora Oliver; Jonesboro, Mrs. G. w. Me Corkle: Lipscomb. Mrs. George Nc. Fee; McDonald's Chapel, Mrs. J. w. Watkins; Mt Carmel. Mrs. R. T. Yar- borough; Newcastle, Mrs. Goram; Sunnyside, Mrs. w. K. Greene; Vil- lage Falls, Mrs. J. E. Edwards; Wal nut Grove. Mrs. W. M. Mcdonald; Vivian, Mrs. A.>A. Reviere