The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-06
Jolly Pic.nics
 Events Of The ]. F Fourth

The "Glorious Fourth is over, but 1t will be remembered many a day, for various reasons. Sunburns from swim ming or golf, that uncomfortable feel ing from two much barbecue, the after math of picnics, the ever present red bug and numerous other reasons.
 Truly Friday was "Independence : Day" each member of the family spend ing the day the way that suited them | best Father reveled in whole day of golf, either at the Country club, Roebusk or Woodward, not to mention several mothers. The debutane daugh- ter, as well as the younger children, adhered to the time-honored picnic and swimming parties, and some families just spent the holiday leisurely at home, taking advantage of the opportunity : for a little much-needed rest.
 The Roebuck Golf and Country clubs were gay scene with q handicap tour nament played during the morning and barbecue dinner served for the mem- bers at noon. The children, as we'll as grovn-ups, literally took the swimming pools during the day and good time was enjoyed by all.
 Among those spending their day this were Mir. and Mrs. W. w. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. !. A. Norment, Mir. and Mrs. z. T. Rudolph, Mir and Mrs. Eu- gene Fies, MT. and Mrs. Hurbert Tut wiler, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Crawford, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Paul Chalifoux, Mrs. ! Walter Puekett, Mir. and Mrs. Ross c. Smith, Mir. and Mrs. Lee c. Brad ley, IT,, Mir. and Mrs. J. I. Yeates, Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Underwood. Mir. and Mrs. Julian Orman, MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Yerkes. MT. and Mrs. w. ". Busby, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stone, Mir. and Mrs. R. T Brook, Dr S. E. Frazier, Miss Laura Branch Frazier. Miss Mila Shropshire, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Betty Harshaw of Cleveland, Miss Isabelle Carr and others.
 The Community club, that charming rendezvous for the society, set, situated on a high knoll shaded by numerous pine trees on the banks of the Warrior, 90 miles from the noise of the city, was lively spot. Several parties left Thursday evening, others going Friday morning, remaining through the week end.
 Among those were Mir and Mrs. Alex Cecil, IT,, Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowers and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Ford, MT. and Mrs. Claude Estes, Mir. and Mrs. Sterling Lanier, Mir. and Mrs. Tram Sessions, Mir. and Mrs. Ed Nor nnent. MT. and Mrs. W. H. Sadler, Mir. and Mrs. John Cox, Mir. and Mrs. Ger mer Petesch, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Louise Agee, Miss Florence Jor- dan, Miss Malvina Coleman, Miss Oli- via Robinson, Miss Katherine Redd, Miss Mary Alice Eastwood. Miss Capi- tola Neal, Miss Emily Tucker, Mir. Tom EBtes, Wr, William Wilkinson, Mir. Ben Russell, of Alexander City, Mir. Yanceys Goodall. Mir. Floyd Me Gowan, MT. Mark Myatt, Mr. Joe Cook, Mir. Pratt Thomas, Mir. Walter Agee, MF. Rucker Agee, Mir. H. B. Robinson, Mir. F. B. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Adams, Mr. George Bent ley; Mir. James Bostick,g MT. J. NJ. Bradley.
 Private camps were also popular for parties, among them the Frank Rush. ton camp not far down the Warrior from the Community camp. Mir. and ! Mrs. Frank Rushton, Miss Charlotte Rushton, Miss Elizabeth Rushton, Miss Myra Belle Pope, Miss Minnie Lee, MT. Edwin Whatley, Mir. Ned Stubbs, Mir. J. W. Hillhouse and other members of their party spent the day there.
 Yacht racing, swimming, fishing and a barbecue dinner on the grounds were the entertainment offered for the day at Camp Oliver, the Hunters and Fish ermen's playground. Hundreds of members and their friends took ad- vantage of the occasion to spend the Fourth in this pleasant way.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Massey spent the day on their beautiful yacht, which also took part in the races at the War rior River Yacht club at Camp Oliver. With them were Miss Katherine Mas sey, little Richardine and Richard, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoke, MT. and Mrs. James Keith, MT. Elliott Carper and Mir. J, W. Luke.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. DeBardele- ben spent the day at the Acton mines, where they enjoyed barbecue.
 A congenial group of the younger people spent the day picnicing at Tur- key creek. They were Miss Dale Oliver, Miss Rose Hood, Miss Gene Arnold, Miss Mary Schroder, Miss Emily Ash Smith, Miss Ann Gallion, Mir. Ed Hood, Mir. James Hood, Mir. Ralph Rhodes, MT, Henry McCarty, Mir, George Johnston, Jr., Mir. John Cox, MT. Fudlon Quinn, Mir. Claude Alex andeF, MT. Eugene Alexander, Mir. Dan Hillman and MT. "Bootsy" Housman.
 Linger Longer Lodge, with its cool ing breezes and delightful pool, called many members during the day. The Cahaba rivers, Cascade Plunge, Edge wood, East Lake and nearly any attrac- tive spot on the various streams or mountains had their quota of picnickers, and on the whole the day was enjoyed from the eldest to the youngest in the No-.sJ,,