The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-02

covering from recent operation Tor ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. Bill Jemison spent few days in
this city last week, he has now returned
to Hill school in Pennsylvania, where
he is enrolled.
Mr.. Richard Evans spent the week
end in this city, he will return soon to
the University of Alabama.
Miss Marie Smith will leave soon for
Tuscaloosa, where she will attend the
Armistice dances at the university.
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Miss Mary Perry will also attend the
Armistice Day dances at the univer-
sity.
Mr.. Edward Herzog is improving
slowly from an operation on his arm
as a result of injuries received in an
automobile accident.
The friends Of Mr.. Pilgreen will be
glad to learn that he is now fully re-
covered from injuries he received in
playing football recently.
Mr.. Ed Nunnally was unable to ac-
company the Woodlawn football team to
Florence, Ala, on account of injuries he
received in, the Woodlawn-Phillips
game.
Several students are home for the
weekend and from the University of
Alabama. Among them are Messrs.
John e. Davitt, Ned Stubs, Henry Nc
Carly, Bob Thames, George Johnston,
w. D. Housman, Jr.
Miss Lucy McCally spent the past
week in this city at her home on
visit from Montevallo, where she is at
tending the Alabama college.
Mr.. Linsey Builder, a student at V.
M. I. this term, is expected home on a
short visit this week.
-. Mr.. Charlie Perry returned recently
to v. M. l., from a short visit here to
attend the wedding of his sister, Miss
Annie Tart Perry, to Captain Walt
hour.
Mr.. Robert Jemison, III, has re-
turned to Princeton after short visit
here to attend the wedding of his sister,
Miss Virginia Jemison, to Mr.. Yank
Goodall.
Miss Francis Jenkins is spending the
weekend at the University of Ala
bama, where she is the guest of friends.
Mr.. Motion Smith, Jr., played on the
Phillips high school team in Meridian,
Miss, Friday, after recovering from a
sprained ankle, which he injured in
the Phillips Chattanooga game.
Miss Lillian Little was elected batal-
lion sponsor of Phillips high school.
Miss Elsie Kirkland, formerly one of
the most popular members of the south
side and now a popular miss is the
weekend guest of Miss Lucille Hassin-
ger.
Mr.. John Barnes, member of local
set, who has been attending Baylor
Military academy, this term, is spend
ing the weekend at his home In this
city.
= Mr.. Arnold Edmonds left this city
recently to attend school at the uni
versity of Alabama.
Miss Cooee Touart, of Mobile, was
the charming guest of Miss Bebe Whar-
ton at the home of her parents for the
past week following her arrival here
to attend the Auburn-L. s. u. game and
the Howard-Spring Hill game this
weekend.
The Double Six club was unable to
hold its regular meeting this past week,
due to the fact that Miss Isabel Hef-
lin, who was to act as hostess was
ill and confined to her home.
Miss Reby Perry and Miss Marie
Glenn will accompany DR.. G. B. Glenn
to Florence, Ala, on the teachers visit
to Muscle Shoals.
PROMETHEON HOLDS MEETING
At the meeting of the Prometheon
Literary society Friday afternoon a
most humorous program on Mark
Twain was rendered. The following
numbers were enjoyed by all: 'The
Jumping Frog" by Miss Evelyn Cald-
well; interviewing Mark Twain" by
Miss Helen McCleary; Joe Smiths
Vacation" by Miss Eleanor Bonham.
After the report of the various COM
mjttees and word from Miss Giles
the meeting adjourned.