The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-01
BESSEMER SOCIAL

Announcements-Th Woman's Mis- sionary society of the First Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at the church when a missionary program will be had. The subject being Morn ing in the Heart of Africa" with Mrs. T. R. Mitchell in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. F. l.. Huey will make a special talk. on Flashlights from Af- rica." Members will respond to roll call with Scripture verses on Giving" Preceding the program there will be short business session, followed by de. votionals lead by Mrs. Bern Purser.
 The First Baptist church Woman's Missionary union will meet in circles this week. Band No. will meet with Mrs. T. J. McCollum Monday after noon; Band No. 8 meeting with Mrs. Charles Bently on Monday afternoon, while Bands No. and meet Tues day afternoon with Mrs. F. s. Fitzger- aid at 1908 Arlington avenue and Mrs. R. S. Maxwell at 1914 Berkley avenue.
 A business meeting will be had at the church by the Woman's Missionary auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon instead of Monday as usual to allow the members to attend the Labor Day picnic given by the mems Sunday school class Mon day, Circle No. will act as hostess, Mrs. Macon Williams being the chair man. Following a business session social hour will be had.
 The Hueytown Baptist church Wom- ans Missionary union will have busi- ness meeting at the church Monday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock. All women of the IL. AnI ko taY
 The Jonesboro Baptist church Wom- ing at the church Thursday afternoon, when a missionary program will be held.
 The Woman's Missionary union of the South Highland Baptist church will meet Tuesday instead of Monday on Gc- count of Labor Day observance. An all-day meeting will be had by the Nal lory circle at the home of Mrs. J. E. Keaton; the Worthington circle meet ing at the church for an all-day ses- sion, and the young matrons' circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Jessie Wood. The Stallworth circle meeting at the home of Mrs. w. E. Paschal on Fourth avenue Tuesday afternoon.
 The United Charities will meet Mon- Utty Ut lHc OL 1nE5. George Houston on Fifth avenue. the Woodward Evening Bridge club at her home Thursday evening.
 A Labor Day dance will be held at the Grand hotel Monday evening. Da- vis' Follow Jackets will furnish the music on this occasion. Itis stated that this is the first of series of affairs | to ha OivnD thora uanklv
 Miss Helen Sullivan and Miss Ra- party Monday afternoon at the home of chel Wilson will entertain with bridge the latter.
 The play, MT. Bob," presented at the Brighton High school Friday eve- ming under the direction of Miss Lil- lie Mae Lipscomb, was indeed suc- cess, it is stated, the Young Matrons' class realizing a nice sum, which is to be used on the church building fund.
 PerSOnals-Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Goodyn and children returned Sun day from a visit to Marionville, Mo-, and tour through the western ssates.
 Mrs. M. Clay Ragsdale and little daughter, Florrie Jean, are visiting rel atives in Washington, D. c. 1 Miss Lulla Mae Parsons has returned i from her vacation spent at Camp Joy boat on the Coosa river.
 Miss Madge Patrick, Miss Edith and Miss Hattie Gibson have returned from motor trip to points in south Ala bama.
 Mrs. P. F. Gwin is i'll at her home on Arlington avenue, where she was re- moved from the Bessemer General hos pital Thursday after an operation some days ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Hix Frazier are visit ing in New Orleans.
 Roy Cohen, Jr., of Birmingham spent the weekend with his cousin, George Houston, Jr.. on Fifth avenue.
 Hortense Brice has returned from a two weeks vacation at Havana. Cuba.
 Mrs. Willard Hicks and children re- turned this week from, Selma, Ala, where they visited relatives.
 Miss Helen Hasty has returned from New York, where she has[ been at. tending the Columbia university dur ing the summer months.
 Mrs. J. l.. Mclaughlin has rAturned to her home. after four monthly visit to her daughters, Mrs. J. K. Newman of Ohio and Mrs. c. z. Smith, of Chi cago. Mira Smith accompanied her mother home and Mir. Smith will join them later. N
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