The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-10
Random Notes

Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Brasfield and daughter, Miss Adelia Brasfield. left this past week for visit of month, including Wrightsville Beach, N. O., and New York. garet Aird), are at home. to their friends at 442 South McDonough street. -The Montgomery Journal.
 Mrs. J. c. Culver, accompanied by her daughter, Edith, are visiting an- other daughter, Mrs W. s. Jernigan, of Montevallo.
 Mrs. W. J. Baldwin has returned from a visit to Canada and Califor- mia.
 Mrs. Hallon Harry Fletcher is spending some time at Pulaski, Tenn. Mrs. Charles Ray of Bessemer, is visiting in Montgomery.
 Miss Inez Powell has returned to her home in Montgomery after visiting friends here for two weeks.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Pelham Anderson and children are visiting at Valley Head Miss Virginia Bottenfield is visit. ing Miss Lucy Joseph in Montgomery. Mir. Rufin Smith of Miami, Fla, is the guest of Mir. Paoili Smith.
 
 Mrs. J. B. Leek is the guest of Miss Katherine Sanford in Montgomery. Mrs. A. B. Howard and son, LeRoy, of Little Rock, Ark, are visiting Mrs. M. Q. Beal at 121S Twentieth street, south.
 Miss Antoinette Walker has returned from an extended tour through the Canadian Rockies and the west.
 &N Miss Mary Leary and Miss Jacqueline Tutwiler are visiting relatives of Miss Leary in Cedar Town, Ga.
 Miss Elsie Kirkland is i'll at St. Fincents hospital.
 Miss Josephine Connors has re- turned from a visit to Miss Nancy Carr in Atlanta.
 Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Dodd have re- turned after short visit to Haley vile. vile. N Mrs. Leola Randall is spending sey- eral days with her father, Mir. W. R. Crockrell in Delta.
 Mrs. Earl Drennen has returned aft CT short visit with her sister, Mrs. Marion Ester, at Alaca Place in Tus- calooSa.
 Miss Lillian Taught of Carbon Hill, arrived Thursday to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. D. H. Shell in Woodlawn.
 Miss Margaret Ganzemiller bss ro turned to her home in Carbon HiIl following visit of some time here with friends. "' 
 Friends of Mir. Cassius Stanley IT. who is spending a month with Mr. and Alrs. H. T. Brown at Fairhope Ala will regret to know that he recently broke his wrist. Mrs. R. E. Lee Clary, who recentJ, returned from an extensive trip tbrou0i the Canadian Rockies and the west. wa, called to Kentucky Thursday by tn, death of her brother.
 Mrs. J. o. Walker is spendine som, time at the New Century hotel at Daw son Springs, Ky.
 Mir. W. B. Hunter has returned from two weeks visit of Primms Springs Tenn, and other points of interest. Miss Dorothy Crane is returnin, Monday to the Ohio Wesleyan college where she is secretary to the president She has been spending the summer witt her parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Crane Mrs, Laurens Black has sold hel home and is leaving September fol Memphis, Tenn, where she will reside in the future.
 Mrs. J. T. Evans and little daughter Frances, have returned from Mentone Mrs. L. H. Dent is leaving Monday for Chrystal Springs, Miss, where sht will be the guest of her brother.
 
 Mrs. Paul Ivy is visiting her parents Mir. and Mrs ]. J. Neville, in Atlanta
 
 Mrs. Jack Link has returned from a three weeks visit to New York.
 
 Miss Leslie Shepherd is visiting rela, tives in Aimes, Iowa.