The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-05

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| Highlands Baptist church and the First
church in the summer Of 1923. Hi,
work was so effective and he was per
sonally 50 popular that when vacancy
occurred at the. First church the earl,
part of the year DIR. Williams was
called TO the pastorate.
Marriage Iicenses-F'our marriage
n llgt,,seS were ISSUED from the besseI en-
J Jn oa: . va "S iolio"S .. o. "ai
uIop anu MISS EuHa rettlJohh OF
nro"n station W; ". AVerett aho
(. lester PARSONS ana MISE 'ehna Da
WIS OF bessemer Percy NirDy and Miss
A-yoia moore OIL hopeWeh'
Scoutmasters Meeting-A meeting OF
scoutmasters is called for Tuesday eve
ming at the chamber of commerce. The
meeting is in charge of Hugh Chipley
scoutmaSter of Troop No. Is.
n!erurpan GIuD MootsILhe mex
L1J u tne In.eru ~ r. ciuD WIN oe
Wdu Nv ~ 5r'ta vi .ne i Ls1, .y ~
.s;n me gies'ins nelu u. 30 n4es
seesoH anu "ltehueu ny "Dout ~ rep,
r ro~m enor. VIi;o ""S ComnnrJ
IT;Ii.e" s n lin -. Aii""ce' Ooieoi"'
shaw society Meetlng-The Shaw So
ciety met Friday afternoon in their
class room at the new high school
when the following program was rem
dered: Vocal solo, by Miss Rosie She
had; short story, by Ned Moore; cur
rent events, by Jewel Byers, and read
ings, by Elizabeth Grigsby. A good
attendance was had.
Willard Society Meets-Friday aft.
ernoon, members of the Willard society
and their president. Miss Marguerite
Alverson, met at the new high school
The program on the Life of BENJAMIN
Franklin" was given. Those taking
parts were: Margaret Burnap, who
gave an interesting outline of Franklin s
life; Lillian Halfacre told the story of
Franklin and His whistler" Iris Leh-
man, reading; Juanita Crotwell, Jokes
and Miss Irma Ware gave to the So
ciety current. events of the week.
PersonaIs-NTrs A. II Rickart mr.
,;vod Sot',rdov fror, AtIanta 20 n
no tbo euest of ber narents M and
Wrs San, Tafkort;z
Mics Doisv Wilson of Madisonville
XIV Is the gnest of Mr.. and Mrs George
Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs Carl Hurst of Rir.
m;nobam have moved into fine Schwarty
onartment on Arlinpton avenue.
Miss Edith Mitchell. lovely little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Mitch.
ell, has been returned to the T. C. L
hospital for treatment.
Miss Mabel Moore is in Vincent. Ala.
where she accented a school.
DIR. M. G. Ragsdale left this week fol
business trip to Washington, D. C.
| Miss Katherine Baty, who is teach
ing at Rocky Ridge, is home for the
weekend,
Miss Mary Mildred Woodrow of Pat
ton Chapel is spending the weekend
with her parents.
Miss Frances McFall of Columbia
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. p
Lipscomb.
stanton McCollum of the University
of Alabama, is spending the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d
McCollum. .
7. w. Perkins left Friday for Annis.
ton, where he will be with the Alabama
Pine company. He will be joined later
by Mrs. Perkins.
Judge b. CLAW Jones is ill at his
home on Berkley avenue.
Announces Bridget clut
members will meet at the city library
Wednesday at 3 o'clock for a business
session
The United Charities will meet Mon
dov afternoon Mt o'clock Mt the Ii
Lrarv
The Rov Scouts of Bessemer will pa
rade Tuesday afternoon. advertising the
luncheon to he given nv the Bessemer
Teo@ne of Women Voters Mt the Claren.
don school Wednesday at o'clock.
WI" There will he meeting of the library
hoard Tuesday afternoon Mt . 40 nj
tbe I;hrarv 4 good attendance is
osLed
Ali eocie+ies and ouxiliaries wishing
70 Tyaet at the civ library, nlease mott
fv the librarian so that conflicts NAV be
avoiJod
The fonrtb onarterIv conference serv,
ices will ha hold Monday evening AT
: 40 at the First Methodist church
when renorts Of ali the church oreaniza.
lions viii he given Rev K. n