The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-28
Bessen,er Society

Senior MatrOns' Club-Mrs. Howard McEniry entertained the members and friends of the Senior Matron's club at her home on Berkley avenue Friday afternoon. Flowers were used in dec orating the lower floor of the home for the occasion. Refreshments were served. The guests were: Mrs. l.. l.. Van, Sr., Mrs. Kitrelle Trotter, Mrs. Ed Read. Mrs. Norman Parker, Mrs. John Neal, Mrs. Lee Moddy, Mrs. E. w. McNeil, Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald, Mrs. Tom Johnston, Mrs. T. T. Huey. Mrs. G. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mrs. T. c. Donald, Mrs. Tom Benton, Mrs. Charles Bently, Mrs. A. K: Will Hanson, Mrs. Carl Bradley, Mrs. Lester Sides, Mrs. l.. M. Ward, Mrs. Clyde Galloway, Mrs. s. G. Kennedy, Mrs Hugh McEniry, Mrs. Tom Carlisle, Mrs. Velpo Ragsdale, Mrs. W. Q: Baty, Mrs. Ellis Terry, Mrs. T. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Jim Donaldson, Mrs. s. w. Wright, Mrs. Peyton McEniry, Mrs. John Perry, Mrs. Bryon Waller, Mrs. Dan Davis, Miss Ethei Williamson and Miss Virginia Williamson.
 League Of Woman VOters-The Bessemer League of Women Voters will be reorganized by the state president, Mrs. Amelia Brenton Fisk, of Bir- mingham on Wednesday October 8, in the lunch room of Robert-Vance school.
 At this meeting, there are to be several speakers of note, and a number of distinguished visitors, and the mem- bers of the league especially invite all precents of the Bessemer cutoff to send representatives. Officials of the Fairfield League are urged to be pres ent.
 Officials of the Bessemer League will be elected sand plans will be made to get out the vote.
 Birthday lebration--Virginia, the lovely little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Scott, of Brighton entertained q number of her friends Saturday after noon in celebration of her fourth birth day. Refreshments were served. The ed and there were a large number of little guests. The honoree was the recipient of many gifts.
 Promotion Day Observed--Promotion Day will be observed at the Lipscomb Union Baptist church Sunday school Sunday morning, when the entire morn- ing will be given for the exercises. The Sunday school has only been graded n few months and has proven successful for gradual increase in membership and enrolment. Following the special Sun day program, the pastor, Rev. T. E. Relation of the Sunday school to the Kingdom"
 Booths will be made and stationed at the entrance to the church for stock ings and handkerchiefs for the orphanc in the Orphanage home Every member and visitor is urged to bring one or either both to place in the booth Sun day. Services will be held in the even ing at $ p. m., the topic being Our Place in Gods Program"
 Surprise Birthday Party-A surprise birthday dinner was given Mrs. Joe Coker Friday when group of her friends, with lunches prepared arrived at her home in Brighton Friday morn ing to congratulate her upon her sixty second birthday.
 Mrs. Coker is well known in Bringh. ton where she has lived most of her life, and has taken active parts in church work and civic programs, and the esteem with which she is held was shown by the collection of hand some gifts with which she was pres ented.
 Those present were: Miss Girtie Mims, Mrs. c. L. Farley, Mrs. Lonie Jones, Mrs. D. O. Worthy, Mrs. J. A. Whitmire, Miss Etta Carter, Mrs. P. II. Smith, Miss Florence Gray, Mrs. H. H. Mace, Miss India Whitmire, Mrs Homer Webb, Miss Bebe Jones and others.
 Worth Lewis Post Auxiliary-At the Worth Lewis Post auxiliary which met Thursday and Friday afternoon at the Library, reports from the delegates at tending tbe convention of the American auxIlia&es at St. Paul, Minn., were gwen and some ideas and suggestions obtained from the convention were adopted by the chapter. A motion was made and carried that an auxiliary flag and banner be bought.
 Membership was taken with the cahmber of commerce and hereafter tLe Woth Lewis Post auxiliary will meet m the hall of that organization. The list of names of the soldiers who died on the battle fields of France has been completed and plans were made