The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-12

4 2 t - a f fs . fall will be discussed.
 The president, Jap Bryant, has re- Quested a large attendance.
 This will be the gold medal show and exhibits from all over the state are be- ing planned. The show will be under the auspices of the American Poultry association, and will be the offiical ex- hibits of this district.
 Four H Club Meets-The Tour H club met this week at the home of Mrs. John Knight, when Poultry
 was the Rnbject of discussion. Sev-
 eral membeEss made talks. including Miss Velma Hatton, who reported sales of cockrels and bullets during the past week at $79.50. s5
 The club recently decided that during the year studies in sewing and poultry raising would be carried out An in- teresting feature, of this meeting was the singing of the club song, written by Mrs. M. IT. Hatton. Those present were Mrs. Peary B.. Crawford, county demonstratori Mrs. Ms T. Hatton, Mrs. John Knight, Misses Marguerite Sch midke, WiBhfe Knight, Eula Robinson, Donnie Sckmidke, Estelle Knight, Mou- rine. Thompson, Inez Dickson and Vel ma Hatton.
 The next meeting will take place at the home of Mrs. H. W. Thompson, on August If, at ? o'clock.
 Deeds Filed For WceiE--The follow. ing deeds were filed for record in the probate office during the past week Atchison- -Crofford Lumber company to R. E. Atchison, acreage $2,00O; Birdie Golightly to John c. Gplightly, acre age $1, ,250; Emmet F.4 Ray and wife, Lois, to H. G. Ray, acreage, $5,O00 Cammadore Penny and wife, Mary, to ". A. eTand wife, Pearl, acreage, | $1 900; c. l.. Davis and wife, Nettie, to Fannie Thomas, acreage, $100; w. A. Haley and wife,. Pearl, to Gamma dore Penny, acreage, J$1,O00;s ". 0, Steele and Laura to R. Vaughn Jones, acreage $700 Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land company to c. E.. Mitchell and R. c. Thomas5 acreage, $545, and c. E. Faulkner and wife, Polly, to l.. s. Moorer, acreage, 4$950.
 Licenses fssued -Marriage licenses were issued at the probate court during the week to the following: Raymon A. Thomas and Miss Mary Ruth Vines Tom Guntef and Mrs. Christine Stevens and A. l., Roy and Miss. Winifred Ma. han. a -
 Dr. Williams Out. Of CityLDr. ter. on1e O. Williams, pastor of the First Methodist church, is out of the city and during hiss absence, Rev. H. H. Bug bee, Jr., WsilF fill the pulpit of the church. Drs Williams is in Alexander f City, Ala, where he is assisting Dr. Arnold 5. Smith in series of revival services.
 The Rev. MT. Buzbee will preach on 'sThe Two Conflicting Spirits" at the morning service and Versatile Hands of Jesus" at the evening service. Writers Club Meets-The Writers club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
 w. H. Lewia on Third avenue. The l main featuEe of their program was 'sThe Short Story Plot" which was studied ande discussed and a letter was read to the members from Mrs. Rather, l inc Robbins; chairman of the Alabama Writers clubs, seeking the BessemeI
 Writers club to sent contributions to- ward the program of the Writers con, 1 clave, to be held in Florence, Ala.
 September 8 to 15s All members were present. 3e
 Birthday Party-Mrs. F.. R. Cope. land entertained at her home in Jones Isboro this week in honor of her little son, lFEsd, IT,. The, occasion being his fifth birthday There were a large number of7little guests. A program oi
 games and 6cohtests filling the after