The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
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 MT. and Mrs. Joseph M. Franklin Carrie Lee Morgan) haze named their young son Joseph Michas Jr,
 Mrs. W. D. Moody has sreturned from a- three weeks visit to Mrs. Wilbur Nolen in Ashland.
 Mrs. I. Schwarz of New York is ar irving the last of the week to visit her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Melvin Schwarz.
 Mrs. Louis K. Piosser, ST.. left Sat urday for Baltimore to visit her mother, Mrs. Hulse, and her brother, Joe Hulse.
 Mrs. Emma Iamiford sf Fort Payne has Returned to her homs, after visit to Mrs. H. M. Lewis Son Fountain Heights. x
 Miss Roberta Abel add Miss Mar jorie Lankford have returned to Chat tanooga after visit to their aunt, Mrs. H. M. Lewis.
 Miss Leola Shannon is expected home this week from visit of several weeks to New York City. :.
 Miss Margaret Coleman and Miss Malyina Coleman have returned from New York, where they spent month. Miss Elizabeth BrownN has returned to the University of Alabama after spending Thanksgiving with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Watt Brown. a
 Jack McLars, after spending Thanks giving gwith his ptrsnts, has returned to Cincinnati.
 Miss Mitylene McDayid has returned from visit to. relatives and friends in New York City.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Bryant and MT. and Mrs. George w. Hayes have re- turned from motor trip to points in Florida. ;s .,.-' -,
 Mrs. Chester Alexander and Miss Marjorie Alexander are spending the Thanksgiving holidays in Virginia. Miss Alexander attended the dances at V. M. l., and will later be- the guests of Miss Minnie Lee, who isSa student at Randolph Macon. N
 Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Rudolph and family will be among the Birmingham people who will leave Dec. 19 for the Florida-Cuba trip with Mrs. Frank G. Alexander's party. They will spend Christmas in Havana, Cuba.
 Hugh Morton, Jr., is spending the Thanksgiving holidayas with his aunt, Miss Hattie Morton, at Louie Compton seminary. He is student at Auburn, specializing in chemical engineering.
 Mrs. H. T. Morton of Marion is visit ing Miss Hattie Morton 1t Louie Comp ton seminary.
 Miss Marjorie Newsom of Anniston is visiting Miss Sara Newsom.
 Rowan oden and William Rushton are returning Monday from New York City, where they attended the Greene Kaul wedding Saturday.
 Mrs. c. D. Liddell of Camden, Ala, and daughter, Margaret, are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. E. Smith, until after the Christmas holi- days.
 NxIbD VAknI1 W Ah1uSuS u HLuUSuC. AL National Park seminary in Washing days with her uncle, Forrest B. Eng lish, at his simmer home at Chelsea, Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Ida Fl. Brush is spending few days with Mrs. J. E. Penny, en route from her summer homo at Monteagle, Tenn., to her home in Houston, Texas.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. G. G.4Waddell and two daughters have returned to their homes in Dadeville after spending Thanksgiv- ing with the formers parents, Mir. and Mrs. s. Waddell.
 Merrill Simms had as his guests for Thanksgiving several students of the University of Alabama, who were Eu- gene Sykes of Aberdeen, Miss, Graham RushtOn of Montgomery, Dick Freemun of Jasper, Bill Truman of Mobile, Earl ThorningtOn and Morris Jagers, both of Memphis.
 Miss Mary Payne has returned from Oalera where she attended the Lyman Bowdon wedding.
 Dr. S. P. Stiles has returned from
 OAASNAS WA0IC uE dILcAuCu luC Southern Medical association.
 Miss Henrietta Smith of Talladega IS the guest of Miss Mary Payne.
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 MT. and Mrs. Roy Smart and two children returned to their home in An niston Friday after spending a week with the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Van Mason. They made the trip by motor.
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 Miss Evelyn Redd is expected home the first of the week from Mobile where she has been spending the past month as the guest of Miss Aletta Turner dur- ing which time she has been delight. fully entertained.
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 Miss Lila Stanley has returned from Atlanta where she attended the Auburn- Tech game Thursday. She also visited Miss Juliette Duncan at Agnes Scott college.
 MT. and Mrs. WiHis Harris were ~