The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-30
BESSEMER SOCIAL

Missionary Program-The Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church presented missionary program at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. R. Waldrop as their leader the subject being The Negro In OuI Midst" The meeting was opened with a hymn and devotional lead by Mrs A. K. Armstrong, followed by prayer by Mrs. D. B. Barnett. Mrs. H. B Febiger of New Orleans made a talk on ''The Lepers." Dismissal was made in prayer by Mrs. E. ". Owen, after which a social hour and refreshments were enjoyed.
 Birthday Party-Master &. P Meeker, Jr, son of Mir. and Mrs. S P. Meeker, entertained a number of his little friends Monday afternoon the occasion being his fourth birthday Games were played during the after noon, after which cream, cake and watermelon were served to the follow ing: Edna Earl D0noSant, Mary DonO. want, Elizabeth Meadows, Julia Mea- dows, Mildred Brill, Pauline Brill, Elizabeth Meeker, Jim Meadows, Paul Brill. Motion Kelley and W. J. DOnO- want.
 Visitor HOnOred-Miss Donnie May Scale entertained recently in honor of Miss Annie Kelley of Maben. Ala, who is the guest of relatives in the city. Cards and dominOes were played, after which watermelon was served. Those enjoying this occasion were: Misses Katy Moore, Evelyn Brill, Eppie Smith, Annie Kelley, Arnold Seal, James Bat son, Ike Fritiz and Nathan Meadows.
 PersOnals-Mr. and Mrs. Julian Err lick and son will leave Wednesday for a motor trip to Camp Walton, Pen sacola, Selma, Montgomery and other cities, to be gone about a month.
 Miss Sarah Trice of Boligee is the guest of Miss Rosa Perry on Dart mouth avenue.
 Mrs. J. k. Rogers has returned from couple of months
 Miss Sidney Morton will leave Thurs day for New York city, where she will visit Misses Maude and Virginia Tomsmiere.
 Miss Ida Ragsdale. who has been i'll, is improving.
 Morris Meigs and Fred Shirden have returned from Wilmington. x. C.. where they have been attending a K. 0. T. c. camp.
 Miss Lucille Hudson of Columbia. Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Lewis.
 Mrs. c. E. Locke, who has been the guest of her parents in TOwnley, Ala, has returned.
 Mrs. Steve S. Dill, who receAtly underwent an operation at the T. c. l. hospital in Fairfield, has been re- moved to her home at Feeders.
 Mrs. Plih Herbert of Haynesville, Ala, is visiting Mrs. Moon Williams.
 Mrs Joe Goldstein from Birming- ham, is spending several weeks with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. Gold berg, on Clarendon avenue.
 Sam LefkOvitz, Nathan Green, and l. ROsen are in New York doing their fall and winter buying for the re spective stores.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hary returned this week from Wilmington, Delaware, where they visited relatives.
 Picnic EnjOyed-Mr. and Mrs. Mike MarandO and MT. and Mrs. Frank GuarinO entertained their visitors, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. VitranO, with a picnic at 1neNleW beacn recently. The aIl- ernOOn was spent in swimming and boat riding and enter a basket supper was enjoyed Those in the party were the friends of the hostess and hOnOree and their families as follows: Mir. and Mrs. Charles Schilleci, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham, Mir. and Mrs. Paul Piazza, Mir. and Mrs. Peter ScaturO. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ScleOssi, Mir. and Mrs. D. D. Johns, Mir and Mrs. Frank Guarino, Mir. and Mrs. Mike Maranda. Mir. and Mrs. Sam POcOrallO, MT. and Mrs. Paul VetranO,f Tony SPanO. Sis ter Angelica, Mrs. Mike COnzOnari, and n n,,Unhar of ehiIdran