The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02

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 Harris, Jr.; one daughter, Mrs. An derson Harris; three brothers, Lieut. Commander William N. Richardson of the navy; Schuyler Richardson of Huntsville, and James B. Richardson of Norfolk, Va.; one sister, Mrs. Will liam Leslie of Limestone county.
 New School Lunch Ro0m-The board of education and the various lunch room committees of the Parent-Teach- CTS association are busy equipping the new lunch rooms for the Bessemer schools.
 I Tables and stools will be bought by the board of education and each room will be given $75 for other equipment The remainder of the money needed will be furnished by the Parent-Teach- CTS association.
 | Mrs. J. A. Donahoo has been chosen as manager for the Clarendon avenue school and she is well known in the district, having received diploma in scientific cookery from the Moatevallo college.
 Methodist w. M S.-There was 6 good attendance Monday, afternoon at the First Methodist Woman's Mission ary society at the church. After a short business session, missionary program in charge of Mrs. T. R. Mitchell was given, the subject being Morning in the Heart of Africa" Sey- eral talks relating to the subject were made by various members of the so- ciety, the feature talk of the afternoon being Flashlights From Africa" by Mrs. E. l.. Huey. Devotional exer- cises were led by Mrs. Ben Purser and special missionary music was rendered. At rall call, members responded with scripture verses on Giving" At the close of the program a social interval was enjoyed.
 Christian Endeavor Meeting Keep ing Promises" was the topic of the Christian Endeavor program at the First Christian church Sunday evening when the leader, Durwood Johnson, presented the subject in an interesting manner. The meeting opend with the singing of Standing on the Prom ises of God" and Mrs. Burnap lead in scripture lesson and prayer. John A. Jones made talk on Keeping Prom ises in the Home; Pocahontas Hurst on Promises in the New Testament and in the Old'; and Dr. J. D. Patton spoke on Keeping Promises to Your Church and to God
 A sold was rendered by Miss Aileen ha af %ba gram A. E. Ausmen, of the Chamber the Growth of Thought" which was appreciated by members.
 Birthday Celebration-Evelyn the lovely daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. o. Willingham was given a surprise, birthday party by her parents recently when a number of little friends were invited to participate in the evenings entertainment. After a series of games and contests ice cream and cake were enjoyed. Those present were: Annie Laura Bruce, Agnes Nettleman, Ruby Lee Wilkes, Montaine Rich, Mary Me herg, Evans Clendenon, Mable Bruce, Evelyn Willingham, Hazel McNaff, Bernice Harris, Roy Dunlap, H. D. Wilkes, Harold Rich, Charles Nettle- man, Baty Roberson, Lee Roy Shara- der, Addie Lee Key, c. B. Willingham, Lottie Clendenon. Flora Willingham and Flossie Willingham.
 B. Y. P. U. Meet-The Young Peo- ples' Baptist union of the First Bap- tist church met at the church Sunday evening when a splendid missionary program on Africa" was given. Miss Marie Nordam was leader of the eve ning's program and gave an interesting talk on the subject followed by other members of the society who also gave splendid thoughts relating to the sub ject. Mrs. c. B. Browning made an address to the society on Missionary Work in Africa" which was enjoyed. After the program Mir. Gwylan Herbert announced to the union that a B. Y. F. U. training school would be held for one week beginning September 8, when six classes would be organized at the church Sunday evening at o'clock, continuing throughout the week and meeting at 6 6:15 every evening. The faculty assembled will include Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Lambden, of Montgomery, Dr. J. o. Williams, Mrs. Finch and others. Dismissal was made in prayer by Mir. Herbert. Twenty y-eight mem oerS were present.
 -Winslett Wedding quiet wedding was that of Miss Ethel Jett and George Houston Winslett which occurred at the court house in Besse- mer Saturday, with Judge Sam Huey performing the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Winslett will make their future home in Bessemer.
 Personals-Tom Hall Mitchell and A. c. Mitchell, Jr., of Mobile, were weekend visitors of friends in Besse- mer.
 Miss Julia Houston has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles Rodenburg
 Miss Blanche Johnson. of this city, spent the past week with Miss Mildred Wilson on Ensley Highlands.
 B. B. Martin arrived this week from Columbiana to be the guest of friends.
 Miss Mildred Locke spent the past weekend in Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Jones arrived Sunday from their wedding trip to Chattanooga, and other points in Ten nessee.
 Mrs. Ted Sullivan and daughter, Elizabeth, have returned from visit to relatives in Columbia, Tenn, where Miss Elizabeth has spent the summer months.
 Mrs. Troy Johnston of Gordo, Ala, has returned to her home after a pleasant visit to her sister, Miss Nan nie Lou Johnston.
 MT. and Mrs. A. II. Richardson, of West Point, G0., were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. R. B. Lehman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Hill have returned i from noints in Nav York ,uhara thnu