The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-08


only beginning of the other work
that is to be undertaken this sum
mer. Those In charge will be Mrs.
J. II. Grove. chairman; Mrs. Charles
JAEGER, Mrs. c. p. Briggs, Mrs En-
nett Ray, Mrs Leila Tyler, Mrs. A. NJ.
Anderson, Mrs. T. L. Clark, Mrs. c.
r. kutchins. Mrs. Mann and Mrs.
Norman Lefkovits.
PLAN OPEN MEETING
An open meeting of the Quest club
was planned at the home of Mrs.
w. II. Lewis Friday to take place
at the Woodward club house on
April 2.
This affair Is predicted to be one
OF the most successful and brilliant
ever held in Bessemer. The members
OF the Culture and the Minerva clubs
have ben invited and there will be
at last 100 people present. The pro
gram Will be headed with a reading
by Mrs. e. p. Lacey. we'll known TO
the clubwomen of Bessemer for her
splendid Interpretation of literature
selections by some of Bessemers
most accomplished musicians will fol-
low. Misses lrginia and Ethel Will
hanson, Mrs. Pendleton and Mrs. Jul
ian Eriick will be heard
Twelve members of the club were
present at the meeting of the club
frloay ana enjoyed a delicious salad
ana ice course. The following com-
I n We're appointed; refreshment,
Mrs. Clay Ragsdale. Mrs. II. III. Mil.
Ter, Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs. c. X.
kutchtns; decorations. Mrs. Julian
Erliek, Mrs. Roy Ledbetter.
CHURCH SERVICES
Rev. B. I. Waites will preach at
.ne FIRST Methodist church Sunday,
aaVIng LOT the morning topic: Sin
In High Places" His evening topic
viii be; THE Excellent Way"
The Temper will be the subject
Rev. e. Il. Corley VIII use at the
morning service at the First church
sunday morning. while his evening
text will be, THE Great Leader.
Ihere Will be meeting of the Chris
tlan Endeavor societies at o'clock.
Kew. F. Q. Heller will have for his
morning subject at the First Pres
byterian church. Widening the
Boundaries" The subject of the
evening sermon will be. IAN Emblem
of Hope
Rev. w. p. Price will fill the pulpit
at the First Baptist church Sunday
morning, while DR.. Hendricks viii
preach at the evening hour. Mrs. G.
Is. ifoilingsworth Will have charge of
the choir in the absence of the or
ganist. Mrs. T. G. Johnston
Rev. II. G. Montague will preach
at the Church of God Sunday morn
ing. when he will have for his sub
ject, Sanctification.' In the eve
ming his subject will be, THE Holy
Life"
cLAss HASauEr
The banquet of the Wesley Bible
class at the First Methodist church
friday evening was one of the most
elaborate church affairs held here in
many months. The basement of the
church was attractively decorated for
the occasion. which was the culmina-
ton of an attendance contest which
mas been staged by two teams, che
Reds and the Blues. led respectfully
by c. l.. Gaines and Charles Ray.
lIates were laid for ESQ guests and
the banquet WAS served with the
assistance of the Woman's Mission
airy society and under the supervis-
ION of Mrs. W. c. Baty.
The colors of the opposing side, in
the attendance contest forms the ba-
sis of the decorative scheme, which
was carried out with candles. electric
lights and crepe paper with charming
ERECT. George Bumgardner. pres
ident of the class, presided, and short
talks were made by l.. ]. Vann, the
teacher; NJ. j. Brooks, teacher of the
N''-S' ~. JOstBH oCnellIelllH
Of Trinity Episcopal church; DR.. B. r..
Waftes, tho pastor; Mayor r. p. Nc
Tyeire; Secretary A. T.. Ausman OF
the Chamber of Commerce, DR.. u. +.
Lacey. Mrs. II. l.. Bains, w. s. WEIGH
and others.
The sponsors and maids for each
side were seated with the color d.
vision. and each was presented with
red and blue corsages Miss Marion
Neal. sponsor for the blues, was at
tended by Miss Nellie Adams and
Miss Annie Lee Tucker. while Miss
Grace Moreland, sponsor for the
reds. had for her maids Miss Phyllis
Waites and Miss Lucille Lytle. Miss
Neal and Miss Waites rendered vocal
solos. accompanied by Miss Adams at
the piano. Other musical numbers
were two uartet numbers by Mrs.
A. D. Sturdivant, Mrs. Cecil Cowan.
d. c. Davis and George Bumgardner,
with Mrs. l.. L. Vann as accom-
PIANIST.