The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

1fr.. and Mrs. H. s. Morton, Mir; and Mrs! 3MGAvery, MiSs Eva McDaniel.
 FoiloWthg . sth6rt wedding trip thu couple will make their homo with MT and Mr6.s Stoddatd. fThe; groom !: il connected swith the T. sI, company 1t Fairfield. s.t q :; 7. Lecture h Given.
 The slP1fent-T -Teacher association oi thet Jonssboro tseReol will hear q, lee. ture. on Palestine sby. l. Rev. D. 1T. sWAite1 at the J6nOsb6ro j sMsthodi1t chufchs sthl eveningA0f. fEe6rnasy l. There will bs q special lnu9ital program. ]. ! > Eefthikhtlys sCldb: Msste. .5
 The sEoft6ikAtly club met Friday afternS0n at afhA. home of Mrs. Clydl Kelley at Woodward. Cut flowers and ferns were used effectively in q scolol scheme of ,pink and, green and the sub ject for sfidy for the book, "Crowdinl Memories" by Mrs. Thomas Aldrich A review of the work was cortributtd by. Mrs. Frank Curtis and Mfs. Hu, gene Parsons, and the hostess seryedss sweet course in the prevailing coloi tones. : 3ss.>,. .it ,,.ss'- Ns, Y, -4,,
 ., Teachers Arc Entertained.
 Members of the Teachers Traininl class of the Fifst Presby terian church were entertained Friday evening at; tho home of Mrs! B. l.. Russell in Jones boro. This was the first meeting and the foIlowinE officers, were chosen Miss Elisabeth Knight, president; Jun. for Knight, vice president Alice Bull secretary y-treasurer.s ,s4 s..
 After, a business session, games were enjoyed, after which refreshments wers served < .5,gJ ls ls, f;,sf.,' . ,S ,st v J
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 The Matrons' club was deligh tfully entertained Friday Afternoon fat aths home of Mrs. E. WI McNeill. Plotted plants. and. ferns adorned the rooms and during the afternoon Eorty-twc was played, taliies being i, passed <, by little Hazel Oxford. :. Miss Julia Boyd Mcdonald kept score. Mrs. John Neal was awarded the club spfise, while the guest prize was ipresentedet to Mrs. Nun. son Hinman, and, {, the sconsolatioh wal drawn by Mrs, Q. "A. Harris. A tempt ing salad course with coffee war served the hostess being assisted bys Mrs Howard. McEniry and Mrs. "A. F. OK ford. .t :. ,9s..7- '.ss ! slY * 4ts it '
 -4 Lee Douglas Host. ! ..- 4
 :. Members of ithe, mid-term graduatins class were entertSined Friday evening by. Lee Douglas at his home. The house was attractive < in class ecoIors rose and silver. Candles were set or the tables and games of setback, anS heArt-dice.,, were enjoyed, following which an ice EcOnrse with cae in tho prevailing co1orsswas served stha follow ing: v Mss Patilyne Terrell, Miss sSus Jones, Miss Betyl Hosey, Miss 4J Jose phine Davis Miss Mildred Crawford Miss Adora Copeland, Miss < Frances Jones, Miss Mary, Henderson, Mis- Kathleen Barksdale, Miss Helen Suili van,: Miss Opal fMhrchison, Miss Alice Bali, Miss Mary Sue DavidApn, Mis-, Willie. Mae Glasgow and Phinn sEitz patrick, Yeatman King, Frank Pefkins Charles Ray, srettus Lowefy, iWither. Caughlin, Vanness, Nolen, sEarnest Hasty, Walter Hurst, Kenneth Mo Neal, Forest Gordon and Lee DougIasS ] g9 fssAnhouncemsnts t S4
 Mrs. J. .E. -Naftal win be hostess te the Tuesday. Rsidee club Tuesday aft, ernoon at l 9'cloek. s9i V. r
 The announced meeting of; thu Wednesday Music club has been post poned until Wednesday. January so.
 The members of the, Woodward Bridge club .willsbe entertained Thurs day afternoon at 2 80 o'clock at e th( home off, Mrs. Howard Massey. !, 2 The Point ofsthe Needle club vii meet Thursday afternoon at 8 ,O'cloal with Mrs. D. M Owen son Fifth avenue
 Mrs. N. B. Mayes will bc hostess ts the Southside Bridge club Tnssda, aftefno0nt at 2:30 {. o'clock. sa.s <,
 Mrs w. HI. Lewis, will entertain ths Writers club; Thursday .aftsrnooa a, 8 o'clock at her home on Thifd axenn,
 All cirSlAs of the ,Woman's auxiliary of the First PfessS scrtsn ,'n,hs;h !w il meet Monday afternoon at 8 o'clocl in the church parlors. Mrs. Il. R Copeland win have 'chasg qots tie pro