The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07


 during the past week when the streets were flooded with transfer wagons filled with the household goods of families moving from post to post that many hundred houses constructed during ths last year in his rapidly growing city were noth- ing like adequate for the population. Apartment houses going up like bungalows being biulded by the thousands by owners of acreage or lots and still A perfect scramble for roofs to cover the heads of the people.
 Speaking of owning your own home 1t is natural desire in the heart of every right thinking man or woman to have a home-a nest no matter how small that one may call home" A little health. little wealth. a little house and freedom With some few friends with certain ends and little cause to need them" is wonderful and natural to be desired state.
 A number of Birmingham men set adrift by the cal to business away from the fanily roof tree are rent ing or even buying their own homes. A little furnished apartment on South Highlands the past week four young men moved and there was the greatest joy over the purchase of a picture several brown jars for
 
 and discussion about how long Jon quils should oe kept in the dark in order to germinate. disagreement about whether this particular bulb will bring forth yellow flowers or paper white
 Among those who are changing their abode the first of october are: Mr. and .Ars. priesuy Toulmin, who are spending the early tall in the country at Lenigh, where Mir. Toul- min has interests. They sold their home to MT. Milton tles, who with his interesting tainly ha- moved into the city after spending several years at the mines. Mir. and Mrs Brenton Fisk are among those wnC have pur- chased a home recently. They are among the movers of the past week Mr. Thomas w. Worthington, Mrs. Fisk's father and her two brothers will live with them. Their home is at 1914 Warsaw, the home formally occupied by MT. end Mrs. H. J. For ter. Jr.
 -..4. Nsa4Aer rercy. A~s pu4 e44ess~ ..ls lvs4ueuce u 4A4. anu AA4 Q. 1Ass4~4. L.IrOw on AdlIner kAelknts.
 -s4r. ana Ars. owen NfesneAn hAHS moved Lo Madison avenue. An tnS oparL1neut nVasS bIln AAfs' <AA4-S 1IGcn
 4Ar and Mrs. William brooks have s.n apartment nL 1G5 ofty -n4A IA aCfeeL, norIn.
 .Ar ana Alrs. Earl Platosky are ae nome AL 1z4V. 4Wenty-I4ltA Street. iIVrtn.
 alf and Hrs. Fletcher CoetInE l4sl44I a4e at 1zS. forry- -nlntn stI ese, i404 en.
 Misses A1aude ana ktose 1@N-S A4v tlt LSIracS @ourt
 MT. and .drs. al. E. Mol eland have moved lnLo ~helr new hoLns 0A HOA Yooo BouiRvard.
 Inf. ana MrS. H. w. Bostick have leAl Terrace Court and have moEeH 4Auo d neWIy completed home at Roe odck terrace. ,. ,r.., m the apartments of Miss Mary tieI NyllItains ut south Seventeenth s,,set arsi. MT. and hrs. F. t1. MIC f1nuf MT and Mrs. Charles taar- 4is, Mho nave iecently moved nefe rom montgomery.
 MT ana 1Irs. J". s. Waterman are in the same apartment puhdlnE' as are ,lr. ana Mrs. k. E. Logan,
 nIessrs. CIay C. BIack. M. A. Clark, jr ana d. Davidson Kennedy arc occupying an apartment on AVAS' oouln seventeenth street
 MT. and .ars. Milton IL tles nave pnrcnased the residence of Mrszano .0fs. priestly Toulmin, zZ4l, Syea- more. and Ire livlng there.
 MT and Mrs. kaIph Black have moved into Highland Terrace apart lnent. ,, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Brice are al the Llnwood apartments.
 ,t,ss Mary Beard is with MT. and Mrs 5riesIly Toulmln, Jr., III lhe new Sycamore Court apartments others who nave taken apartments in the sycamore Court. when mas only recently osen flnlsheo' aIe ,3ll4 TAa nd Mrs 5l " Branch, MI. ana MrS' NVIIiianY Piez and MT. and Mrs. Joe Norman. who have recently come m To town from their summel nome OH Shades mountain. ,
 Mir and Mrs Carroll Steele have re- cently returned from Daias. 4eAas' md are at the Ridgely Tor the Wlne lr6r Mir. and Mrs. John J, NyhoIl have moved from the Ridgely 10 the former nome of T. Il. Moltoh' III Idlewild park. ,-.. .o1.- Mir. and Hrs. ll. A. Yates have talk :. en the John Builder hohlI oh Cbii ba q Road, and Mrs. Morris Bush 1iss ma moved into the Glover home on ClltI i'I@uj Iudge and Mrs. Thomas c. McClel- Ian. who nave recently come rom Montgomery to make thelr non.e .lSl,.e here, are iomletleo at thc S' Sourt apartments. t.o, Mr and Mrs. Leslie Fulenwloer have moved into their new nome on ITiora avenue, formerly the home or Mr and Mrs Houston Erice,
 Mr and Mrs. R. A Porter have 
 < ~ Emerson on Altamont road,
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Porter, IT, have bought a lovely new home on MT. and Mrs. L. E. Bashinsky have nnrchased 7he FulenwIder Place on lAltamont road.
 Mr. and Hrs. Luther Reynolds ana Miss Margaret Reynolds are at nome in the -Linwood apartments
 MT. and Mrs. Ned R. McDaVld VII be at the .2ichmon for the winter;
 Those who lave recently moVeo into Terrace Court ara Miss Wlllle Crawford, 2dr. and Mrs l." Ii, cry, CT who came from the Dlan' MT ana Mrs w M. Drannen, pr. and Mrs. I. F. Garrson, Tr. and Mrs. w. C'
 pr. w. q. Thuss who has recently married and is on his honeymoon VIII return to an apartment awaiting him at the San Jose, as will MT. J, c. WubtIrden. who will also bring hls bride to the San Jose.
 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon s. Gray, MT and Mrs. John Hine are ir the apart ment recently remodeled by Mrs Henry B. Gray, cn South Twentletn street. ,. ovo,,++ on their return from thelr Weuolhs trjp. will be at nome at tke Hlghlano View apartments, and a number oi others.
 HIKING PARTIES POPULAR
 AS AIR GETS TANG OF FALL
 As the tang of fall puts a crlspness into the October atmosphere, hiking and gathering parties are taking the place of picnics and swlmmlns