The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAIN MENT AT LINGER LONGER

church's Young Peoples chorus gath cred Friday evening at 6 80 o'clock at the home of Dr. Colburn, on Twenty fourth street road and motored out to Linger Longer lodge on a weenie rost. As the weather did not permit an out of-tloor party cold supper was served in the lodge and the young people en- joyed themselves dancing before and after supper. MT. W. c. Moran. who sponsors the chorus, and Mrs. Moran, and Mir. and Mrs. Scott Fort were the chaperones on this occasion.
 Those who attended this delightful entertainment were: Miss Elizabeth Hart, lovely house guest of Mrs. Ben son Cain from Memphis, Miss Emily Reynolds, Miss Caroline Fowlkes, Miss Josephine Simms, Miss Martha Dun can Brazeal, Miss Emma May Brazeal, Miss Mabel Evelyn O'Neil, Miss Vir- ginia Whilden, Miss Anne Hood Col burn, Miss Mary Miller Colburn, Miss Evelyn Moran, Miss Lillie Maud Bell, Miss Caroline Norton, Miss Helen Fowlkes, Miss Betty Moran, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Fort. Mir Moran, Mir. Colburn Hendrix, Mir. Barnie Mabry, Mfr. Ned Colburn, MT. Tom Robinson, Mir. Phillip Bathea, Mir. Ira Sellers, MT. Harry Fisher, Mir. Horace Brad shaw, Mir. Jack Booton, Mir. E. G. Brown, Mir. Scott Fort and Master Warren Moran.
 Mir. William Conner, who has been the guest of his grandfather in this city for some time, returned recently to school.
 Mir. Howard Moss, who has been a student of Baylor for two terms, is at tending Phillips High this term.
 MT. James Dawson, who graduated from Phillips High last term, left yes terday for Vanderbilt, where he will take a medical course.
 Miss Martha Allen will attend Roa- noke college in Virginia this term
 The friends of Mir. Jessie Stallings will be glad to learn that he is grad ually improving from injuries received in an auto accident.
 MT. Charles Burgess, of San Fran cisco, who has been visiting friends in this city, has returned to his home by way of Chicago.
 Miss Mary Bobo, who is visiting friends in this city, will return to her home in Carbon Hill.
 Miss Nancy Simpson, who has been visiting relatives in this city, returned to her home in Washington, D. C., on Thursday night. Miss Simpson form erly resided in Birmingham and has many friends here.
 Miss Dorothy Crabtree will leave to- morrow for Montevallo, where she will attend school for the coming term.
 Mr. Robert Jemison, III, left yester- day for Princeton to attend college this term.
 Miss Libby Morrow is leaving soon for Charleston, where she will take up her studies for the coming term at Ashley Hall.
 Miss Jamie Little, who has been ill at the St. Vincent's hospital, has suf- ficiently recovered to return to her home Tn Livingston, Ala.
 Miss Oliver Perkins is leaving the first part of next week for Gulfport, Gulf Park.
 Miss Hilma Malone will spend the winter in this city in order to attend Phillips High school.
 Messrs. Billy Walker, Ed Morris Byrd and Cunningham Constantine left Wednesday for Episcopal High to at tend school.
 Miss MabelIe Prowell and Miss Kath crime Swann are leaving tomorrow tc attend St. Mary s-on-the-Hudson.
 Miss Harriet Walker is leaving soor for Washington. D. C., where she vii be student of the Nathional Cathe dral
 Misses Mary and Frances Harsh vii return to the Louie Compson seminar! Monday after an extended trip abroad
 Messrs. George, Hartwell, and Linse! Smith returned recently to their hom' in this city after being away on { visit to relatives for the summer.
 Mir. Hugh Morris, Jr., and Mir. Jilei Neils were the senior hut leaders al the Methodist ten day camp on thu Warrior river.
 MT. W. E. Gibson will leave tOmor row for Nashville, Tenn, where ht will take up his studies at Vanderbilt
 
 Mise Lucy Steph ns is leaving Mon