SOCIETY iND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN Matters Patriotic and ---q. Social INTRODUCING MISS CAMPBELL, THE SOME HELPING HAND Artistic Interest Society CONTRALTO OF THE SAN CARLO OPERA HINTS FOR THE HOME ------| Prospective Events—Mrs. T. 0. Smith to Give a Luncheon in By DOLLY DALBVMPLB • BY MARION HARLANI> mere is no sucli thing as luck any Children’s cd. Shake to Mrs. Fascinating Story gently and repeat the pro- Bertram Pike—Mrs. Seals Will En- more. cess. Compliment •‘About a hundred years ago a travel- Leave the second supply on the Did know that? lace for two you ing thinker told a story. The ending of days, shutting it up In o tertain for Mrs. Albert Bush of nox to Mobile—Bridge. Luck is as fickle as favors exclude dust. Shake and brush that go each ‘Well. I must be tin part was, ganging lace then. If by kissing! yoh wish to have the wab and Other Matters from the crown of my foot to the sole ot cleaned Showers of Moment. whole, send to a professiona There is no such thing as luck. •• my head.’ It was a fascinating story to cleaner. Instead— Announcements—Personals children, and I would like to see it in There is success! print. It was too good to be lost. I write Marshmallow' Frosting And— Boil together in that some one may be able to two cups of sugar, hope naif one-] By MYRTLE MILES Anybody can be successful if they only cup of water, and one teaspoon oi supply it. H. E.” inpSar. Cook understand the it. for about 20 minutes, or principles underlying We fail to unearth old books that Apropos of opera—and music lovers were writen in poetry, designed with rarely until, when dropped from the th« Anybody who is willing to study these spoon, who expect to hear "Kigoletto” or "Tro- gold ink and sprays of \bdets in water are worth the gift of old age. Somebody mixture forms a fine, silky thread. Pout colors. principles can he a success. this heated vatore" today are unquestionahly filled in our family is almost sure to have the preparation very slowly upon Gaines, in which three water color Spell it with a capital “S,” if you please, the well beaten whites of two with musical and interest- ancient volume of poem or essay wanted. eggs, beat- appreciation prises were at the dost-, were ing all the given for the amount of success anybody time. Pour immediately over one is reminded of the big stars of opera played. Refreshments were served, and Almost as sure, 1 n)ay remark, to be cake achieves under tlie new leglme depends layers.—Kindness of A. D. C. and incidentally of Scotti, the great bari- each little guest was given a small fancy willing to lend or to copy the treasure basket. entirely upon themselves! tone, who has never been to Birmingham trove. Eggless Cake Those who attended were Geraldine How do I know all this? One of but has been heard peo- cup sugar, one-half cup shorten- by Birmingham Jones. Alabin Mae Travis Fenn. Fenn, Ail American girl told it to me yester- ing. half lard, half in Atlanta and N>v York. Musical butter; one eup sour ple Mary B Frazier, Mary Osburn. Garrie Poems of Long Ago milk day—the only American by the way, who with one teaspoon of soda dissolved America gives a pleasant little sketch of Hatterick. Sadie McDonald. Mary Mo- "I should like much to the words is in tlie get in it, three scant cups of Hour sifted with Craney, Louise Perry, Elizabeth Lewis, singing San Carlo opera, which him this week. It was written by Me- and music of a song, said to be now out a teaspoon of baking powder, two tea Nannie Grass. Vivian Kennedy, Julie is made up from the “Advance Man." to phisto, who says that,' lunching with of print, entitled ‘I’ll Be Waiting in the spoons of cinnamon, one teaspoon of nut-- Kelly, Margaret Pratt, Jessie Pratt. the "Director of the orchestra" of Simon one-half some friends the the metg, teaspoon cloves (all spices, other day, at Knick- Airs, Lewis was assisted by Mrs. J. T.. Gloaming, Genevieve.’ It is not the late pure Italians. ground), one cup of seeded, raisins,!> erbocker, one of the ladles who was of Clements and Mrs. <*. Jones. song, ‘In the Gloaming.’ Do you think Miss Rose Marie Ompbell is very proud dredged in flour and added last of all —11 our party said to me: any of the readers might have a copy. of Mrs. W. of the fact that she lias gained a foot Kindnes§ R. S. "Ts not that Antonio Scotti. the great MRS. CARL SEALS’ hold LOUIS J.“ with this foreign organization for 1 baritone of the Metropolitan, over there “Will some reader of the Corner send am enjoying to the full the privilege* LUNCHEON FOR MRS. Hl'SH it 1ms meant much more to her than any of passing on to readers and co-workersL in the corner?" Jn honor <*f Mrs. Albert Bush of Mobile, me the poem, 'Old Tubal Cain Was a amount of opera in Kriglish could evei a direct heart message from an honored "Yes," said I. "that is the celebrated Mrs. carl Seals will entertain at lunch- Man of Might in the Ifays When the have done—and she declares that in it. member than whom none other has com- Antonio." eon Saturday at the Southern club. Earth Was Young?' panioned with *is there was not tlie slightest element ol longer or done more Then the young lady said: faithful service. He luck! “WILLIAM li. R.” stands forth upon MRS. NELSON’S our list of the “tried and “Is he really as wicked as he is in “I am anxious to ob^in two poems, true" as “our No- Englishman." As such ‘Scarpia?’ When r hear his ‘Scarpin' and THE DANSANTE published some years ago. Do you think and by the sig- Noil'* whatever! nature he affixes to his communications, look at l»im in that scene Mrs. Frank Nelson will have a party you can help me? One is entitled ‘A great cold constant readers of girls as her guests Firday at tile Miss Campbell *s a typical singer, tall, Plea for Judas Iscariot,’" by W. W. will gladly recognize chills go down my back. Has a man to him: tango tea in compliment to Miss Flor- handsome, with a superb physique and Story; the other, No Sect in Heaven,' be such a real villain In order to be able "1 write to wish you and ence Harris of Montgomery, the guest of a in with her author unknown to me. A. E. P.” your splen j mentality quite keeping did corps of assistants to play the part so realistically?" Miss Edith Bowron. The queries embodied in the foregoing and all who an physical attributes. willing helpers from Maine to California "My dear young lady," said T. "my ex- j letters are laid before our intelliegnt ana 1 don’t know’ haw Miss Campbell sings. and from the Canadian borders to the of and actors is that complaisant constituency. Watch for re- perience singers SOUTHERN DINNER and thej T haveh't heard her. plies. gulf beyond—the helping hands—and men who most realistically depict villains WITH THE U. D. C. the of In fact; recipients your bounty, the lame, cm the stage are, in private life, the most, An old-time southern chicken pie with, the halt, and the blind, all who are in She will make her debut here in Kigo- Lasts Longer Than Head and amiable of men. Just as, dainties. is the menu Empty distress, all to whom our Savior admin- delightful aecompanj^ng “[ the ladies of letto at tlie matinee this afternoon. am sending a suggestion that I think istered and for whom on the other 1 have found planned by Pelham chapter. j he went on eartl hand, many will be a to C. D. C., in charge of the dinner to be But— help many mothers- I* have# held a most tender, divine ever of those MISS ROSEMARIE CAMPBELL loving, who play heroes hard to get served found when dolls that china today at the Earle building on I know how she look.-', because I've seer, repairing helpful sympathy, and for whom he died in and celluloid along with private life, and often lack- First avenue for the relief fund of aged doll heads will last much that we might live, the Great her. and she's very pleasing to gaze upon! Helping ing most of the virtues which they pre- and infirm veterans. The longer if stuffed solid with soft paper be- To Confederate of and I made and so 1 was to the front. The Hand. you all who are so devoutly 1 chose her out of all the stars myself good century opera stands sent with such extraordinary fidelity in committ «• managing the dinner for Tues- opera fore they are fastened to the body. walking in His I engaged and have been singing with the vide by side with the footsteps Render my love the various heroic roles that as- Mrs. C. Mrs. of the as an “interview-ee” be- metropolitan “E. T.“ they day Includes R. Copeland. company for two seasons. and high esteem with this, my New Year sume." opera opera—being backed by the latter, as we The Leo Reese, Mrs. Tom Simms, Mrs. J. E. cause she was the one who could principle is philosophical. An and that and only “Do you consider that, your work lias all know—and there is a of greeting prayer, you yours "How can that be?" < quite bit asked the young Washington. Mrs. A. C. Benners. Mrs. empty head breaks far more easily than may long be and blessed in talk my talk. been benefited to any great extent by prestige in being a member of such an spared your lady. J. B. Aird. Mrs. Wade Wood, Mrs. Ous a full one, the filling lending resistence unceasing work in the vine- 1 did hate to be “at.” giving your time exclusively to Italian organization. Of course, it will be a Master's "1 ! we are Mrs. always talked from within presume," replied, "that Benners, Mrs. C. W. James, Raj j I to the thin shell inclosing it. yard in your own chosen field of labor Sne is to opera?’’ asked. long time before grand opera In English all more or less of the Jekyl-Hyde make- Armstrong. Mrs. C. S. Cye, Mrs. J i.. enthusiastic a degree where It is the custom of some wise mothers to A labor of love. “Oh yes.” replied Miss Campbell. “The is appreciated and popularized, as it is W. C.” up—that is to say. we. have two natures. Brown, Mrs. H. A. Adams and Miss Irma her work is concerned and has never remove the head from a dressed Italia n method—the language—the at- in Italian. French and German. We love doll, just Now, men who play villains have an op- Dozier. known bought, stuff it rather and then anything practically but hard mosphere is all conducive to a singer’s to think of grand opera in a gold set- tightly, Favors Direct Elections portunity. on the to work off their fasten again to the “body.” It lasts stjige, study and perseverance since she was a improvement, and you’d be surprised to ting, so to speak, the liquid gold of the Anniston, February villainy. Consequwitly, in private lif<> much longer than the empty head. 9.—(Special.'I BENEFIT MUSICALE little tot. know bow many people have commented foreign tongue and foreign atmosphere, they are as charming, as debonair and a.-s tiny As a result of the discussion that hail \ “benelit musicale” will be given Mon- upon the clearness of my enunciation and there is no doubt but that the Ital- as our dear arisen the delightful socially friend. since I’ve been In the Italian lan- ian above all lends it- for Soft regarding public schools day evening, February 1W. by Mrs. L. H. "Certainly.” said Miss in an- singing language, others, Recipe Soap ol| Antonio Scotti, who. you know, is one of Campbell this city, Dr. W. F. ha* Salters and Mrs. N. C. Glass for tlie guage exclusively. You see, the English self more beautifully to the singer than “If you have a recipe for making soft Yarborough the few artists who is received in the swer to my question as to what part luck gone oh record as favoring tlie direct benefit of Walker Memorial church. voice is largely a matter of being sit- any other—although the German and soap, will you please send it to me? I A ery best society here, where lie has mul- had played in her career, “Some election of school board now Several prominent musicians will pre- people uated in the mouth, so to speak. The French languages make a strong ap- inclose a stamped envelope. If against officials, of friends who rejoice when they believe in such things, but to mind named by the council. Another titur^/ sent a programme, among- them Mrs. my Italian is more nasal, and it’s that beau- peal.” the rules please print it in tlie Corner in public het^lie is coming to dinner or to spend pluck has much more to do with success meeting will be held soon*at which the (’. ,T. Severin. Mrs. E. H. R. Flood, Mrs. tiful, soft, fluency of the Italian tongue "Take Louise Homer, for instance, an the usual way. MRS. G, W. S.“ an evening. than anything else. Of course 1 think; at school question will be further dis- s. .1 Vann, .Miss Lillian Hancock. Miss that makes the voice more neautiful and American woman who today stands A simple recipe for soft soap was given "At the same time lie is absolutely it may be called luck perhaps, when an cussed. Katie P.usenberg and Miss Julia Doster more resonant.” the very head of singers,” continued to me by a veteran housekeeper who democratic, and the humblest bootblack opportunity presents itself and you have of Shreveport. “What, would be your advice to the av- Miss Campbell. "Here is an achieve- vouches for its excellence. It is as fol- servant Avho waits on him is just ns the good judgment or the foresight to of and and An excellent quartet will add to the erage American girl who is studying for ment over years work study lows: Mix 10 pounds of clean grease noted to him as the most the elegant lad;. pleasure of the evening and Mrs. Earl grasp situation, but luck never has the operatic stage?” I asked. perseverance. Of course, she had a beau- with three ...'I* pounds of washing soda and society. gotten any singer that I know, she McLin will give several readings. anything. "If she has any talent whatever, by all tiful voice to begin with, but has; two of borax. Stir well and add eight and "Now ymverse the picture. Most men Lt has been hard work from the start to German Cheap means do so, I should say,” was the mastered the Italian, French, gallons of boiling water. If too thick being diifu in their nature, when the. the finish.” as no other Made, But Ends quick reply. “The American girl has, to and English speaking operas add more water. Let it stand Easily two or PLUNKETT MEMORIAL 'CHURCH covered, play for three hours every night I began studying music when I was American has ever done. If she can «o a my way of thinking, the most beautiful for a week, stirring daily from the bot- Cough Quickly all kinds of impossible heroic roles that ENTERTAINS MONDAY a hild,” she continued, "and first be- not And I love to hear natural voice In the world. Besides, sho it, why others? tom. It will then fit for part of their nature is set be use, .but into action. The Woman’s Missionary society of the came a church singer. Indeed, I am on has of form and a of American girls starting out on an How In Make (lie beauty splendid mind, keeps well and improves with age. Stir Very Best Consequently, when they retiro into pri- Plunkett Memorial church the a leave of absence figBi one of the for career. I love to see them win, at Home, entertained and above all an infinite capacity operatic well every time take out for Cough Keuied) vate life feel an you any l they inclination to kick members of tbp South Highland Presby- largest churches in New York now, to work. One of the main troubles with and they can do it. if they arc only j ull) Huuruuteed, the beat use, and keep covered to exclude dust. dog. their wives (if they have terian church Monday afternoon in Fair- make this tour with the San Carlo opera. American girls, is in the teaching they patient and studious.” them) or otherwise of dispose themselves field at the chapel. After several years' church work, I receive. Ha many American teachers fail "I suppose you have a favorite role.” in a generally cantankerous and Invitation to a Card unmerci- An interesting programme was given might say l intermittently sang in con- to do their part and in turn, the singer I said in conclusion. Party This of is “If I pint cough syrup easilv ful manner." were en- cert, doing a bit of oratorio. Then "[ unhesitatingly say that Amneris,” have an invitation to an after- and later light refreshments quite is unsatisfactory after years of study and | made at home and saves you about .$2.0(1 This seemed to interest the the occasion arose when this Italian sho smiled back, "is my favorite, for in noon card party, how soon after the in- | young lady, joyed. often misses a great career merely by j as compared with ordinary cough reme- | who that the and my vitatlon is reecived I ■ notice^ elegant Signor opera—the San Carlo company, needed not having the proper instruction." It. as T said, I made by debut, should respond? dies. It relieves obstinate 1 I cougiis—even Scotti was superintending with the another * contralto and chance first, success. Next to that, perhaps Never having attended a card party, MRS. MINOR HOSTESS singer my “Do you not thir.k that the Century whooping cough—quickly, and is splen j greatest care a wonderful plat of fish tame. Jt was a remarkable situation. A like Azucena best. Trovatore is one of would be thankful for advice or informa- opera now so popular in ivew York did, too, for bronchial asthma, spas- »ver a < which the and I like the tion as to what one is to do. haffng* dish, head CLUB IN ENSLEY contralto was required co go on that very speaks very well for the advancement of my favorite operas, Are there modic croup and hoarseness. waiter himself was ‘Aida’ was the very much. Rigoletto and any rules of preparing. The members of the Thread of the evening. opera, and they opera in English?" I asked. gypsy queen particular etiquette? Alix one pint of granulated sugar with "Don’t him," said no one no scope for “MRS. C. H.” misjudge T. "for in* Story club will meet with Mrs. J. W. had to sing ‘Amneris.’ What, do “I know the Aborns very well,” said Lucia afford practically y2 of warm water, and stir for 2 Is pint a most moderate and modest eater, but Minor Thursday afternoon at her home you think I did? 1 went on the stag-' Miss Campbell. “They deserve the the contralto, as Is the case in many The earlier your response the more minutes. Put 2>4 ounces of Pinex (fifty what lie I am not 1 wants must be tasty and of the in Ensley. and sang the role without ever having thanks of the entire country for their operas, so after all, I presume satisfactory the action will be to the cents’ worth) in a pint bottle, ami add best. That, indeed, is the acme in that Amneri3; of the had a rehearsal. Of course it was a dar- magnificent efforts to popularize opera in at all original saying hostess. If you cannot attend the func- j the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful art—to not are favorites.” culinary get much but that MRS. WEEKS TO ing thing to do, but I was pretty sure English, and bring our American singers and Azucena my tlon your declinature enables her to in- j every one, two or three hours, tastes which is most nourishing In a small vite in your leaves ..... somebody place. Delay good. ENTERTAIN BIBLE CLASS quantity." her in annoying incertitude. It also in- This takes right hold of a cough and Airs. W. L. Weeks will be hostess to for tian church in Ensley and' the following “As Secretary of Home Mission Board,” seriously 111 at her home in Ensley vites suspicion as to your desires to ac- gives almost instant relief. It stimu- the members of the Bible class of Airs. lates MRS. T. O. SMITHS officers were elected: Mrs. YV. L. Turner. several weeks was taken to tile BirminK- cept. You may be waiting for what some ; the appetite, and is slightly laxa- J. M. Hankins at her home in Wood- an one tive—both excellent features. LUNCHEON FOR MRS. PIKE President, Mr. Fred Matzet; vice pres- “Closing Years of His Life,” Mrs. ham infirmary Monday for operation. styles ‘‘a subsequent and pleasanter 2*1. • * Pinex. as lawn, February ident, Miss Violet Palmer; corresponding Hobart Hawkins. • invitation,” but holding her’s in case the perhaps you know, is a Mrs. T. o. Smith will entertain at most Mr. Conrad the a de- Miss Rebecca is ill at the home of other should not arrive. valuable concentrated compound of luncheon Saturday at the Southern club secretary, Albert; recording At the close of programme Gay WOMAN’S BIBLE CLASS Miss luncheon was served. her Mr. N. B. Gay, in Ensley. Norway white pine extract, rich in ! In compliment to Mrs. Bertram Pike. secretary. Mary Carter; treasurer, lightful two-course father, • • • guaiacol and the other natural laid GIVES VALENTINE PARTY Mr. Given Adams; organist, Miss Minnie Cleaning Shadow Lace healing Covers will be for 20. pine elements. Simpson. Mr. C. J. of Panama, spent Sunday "I am a reader of Corner, The Woman’s Bible class of the Plun- ANNOUNCEMENTS Bay your daily No other will do the work kett Memorial church at Fairfield will with Mr. J. R. White at Fairview. but so far I have not run across a recipe preparation MISS MAE LEWIS Mrs. H. J. Monfee will entertain the of Pinex in this mixture, although give a Valentine 14 * • • for cleaning white lace. Will you GIVES A BIRTHDAY PARTY party February at MISS HAWKINS HOSTESS Domestic circle Thursday afternoon at shadow strained honey can be used instead of the home of Airs. Mrs. M. A. Staten is ill at the home of please tell me how to clean a waist of Harvey Sadler in Fair- her home in Pratt City. ; the sugar syrup, if desired. A happy afternoon was enjoyed by n WOODLAWN GIRLS’ GUILD do not to field for the benefit of the class. • * • her daughter, Mrs. C. B. Landle. mine, as I feel I can afford of little attended j Thousands of housewives in flip United party girls who a birth- Miss Edna llawkins entertained the * • • send it to a cleaner's time ft is every States and Canada now use this Pinex day party Saturday at the home of Mr. Dr. T. D. Parke will lecture on “The ! members of the Girls’ Guild Monday aft- Mrs. D. A. Cooa is visiting friends in soiled? EDITH K.” | and has and’Mrs. J. F. Lewis SESAME CLUB First Seven Years of a Cnild’s Life,” this Sugar Syrup remedy. This plan in honor of their Attalla. advice would do not to ernoon at her home in Woodlawn. the Pratt My’ be, attempt often been imitated, but the old success- little Mae Lewis. Invitations afternoon at 2:30 at City * * daughter, WITH MRS. BRYANT | • clean it unless are willing to take After the regular business meeting de- school. you ful combination lias never been equaled. come from The Sesame club will meet with Airs. • • » Mr. Donald Mitchell has the waist apart and put it together again. Its low cost and results have made lightful refreshments were served to the quick .T. <\ Bryant afternoon at Memphis to spend the winter and spring The pieces may’ be cleaned by ! Wednesday There will be no meeting of the Moth- separated it immensely popular. her home in Ensley. following guests: Miss Katherine tire-g- with his aunt, Mrs. Minnie Thomas. them taut upon a white cloth, I A of ers club in during the month laying and, guaranty absolute satisfaction, Helen Miss Pratt City * * * ory, Miss Flowers, Gladys, with a rather soft, clean brush rubbing >r of February. | money promptly refunded, goes with Hayes, Miss Doris Mackey, Miss Jewel B. Beard has returned her a FORCED TO EAT DR. ROUNTREE HOST * ♦ * Mrs. J. to into every mess mixture of two parts ;his Your has Miss Mia's preparation. druggist Mackey, Margaret Proctor, talcum and one borax. Turn each or will it for If AT WYLAM LAST EVENING The Young Peoples' auxiliary of Wylam part Pinex, get you. not. Denlee Knight, Miss Susie Brown, Miss (Continued ou Cunt l*ni&e) that both sides may be thus treat- tend to Ft. will a piece, j The Pinex Co., Wayne, Ind. Dr. Walter S. Rountree entertained a Edna Hawkins. hold meeting YVednesday evening CRUSHED ICE number of friends at his home in Wylam at the church. * * • Monday evening. JOINT HOSTESSES The Ladies’ Aid and Missionary society The evening was delightfully passed church will be with music and refreshments. TO MISSIONARY SOCIETY of the Wylam Methodist entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Those enjoying this delightful hospital- The Woman’s Missionary society of the R. L. at her home. And Was Not Even Allowed ity were: Miss Leta Will Goldsmith, Dr. Glasgow West End Baptist church met Monday * * • and Mrs. F. W. McDonald, Dr. and Mrs. afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. M. The Womans’ Guild of Grace Episcopal of But W. II. Avery, Miss Mrytle Avery, D. M. Privilege Sitting Up, W. W. church will hold a white sale, a Valen- P. Davidson and Mr. J. R. Rountree. Blackwelder. Mrs. Bussey, dis- tine and a rake walk Saturday trict superintendent of the Woman’s Mis- party Finally Wins Out from :J to 1<> o’clock at the Worthington was present and made an HA. AND MRS. HALL CELEBRATE sionary Union, building in Woodlawn. The for the aft- WEDDING ANNIVERSARY interesting talk. subject ernoon was "Dife and Work of Rev. Isaac In honor of the fifteenth of The Kennedy School ’Improvement asso- anniversary Taylor Tichenor,” led by Mrs. Gilmer A. Kaplan. La.—Mrs. Casainear Burk- their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Walter Or- ciation will give a Valentine party Friday Allison. for the of a ville Hall were hosts at a beautiful re- February 13, benefit piano hart of this town, gives out "Childhood and Young Manhood,’’ by for the school. following ception Monday evening at their home Mrs. W. H. Thorpe. * * » in for publication: “I feel that I owe Woodlawn. my ‘‘Pastoral Work,’’ Mrs. B. S. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. T. \Y'. Alford will en- The reception hall was prettily decor- "Educational Work,’’ Mrs. M. E. Bell. tertain the Old uniform team life to Cardui, the woman’s tonic. I ated with palms and pink carnations. Hickory "Frontier Work," Mrs. Walter Bennett. 158 the Woodmen of the Tues- Miss Frances Macon, Miss Martha Chris- of YVOrld, was married last April, and was in fair- day at their home in East Bir- tian of Kentucky and Mr. Christian as- evening health. sisted the hosts in mingham. ly good Shortly after marriage receiving their guests. * * « Mrs. Hull was becomingly gowned in my health began to fail, and for The Daughters of Israel Benevolent so- three white lace over pink charmeuse. / i will hold an meeting this Tn the room ciety important long months I was threatened dining a red and green with : afternoon at 3 o’clock, at Knesseth Israel. Modern color scheme was used. The lace cov- The Five Points All members are urged to be present. serious sickness. ered held a ; table centerpiece of gold * * * basket filled with red carnations, which The Catholic Woman club will meet I passed most of my time in bed. was from y suspended the chandelier with Co. ! YVednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with red tulle. A delicious salad and ice course with a nurse at my bodside. At last Drug I Mrs. F. Herman, 1214 Third avenue, r was served. End. Methods j YY'est I was told an operation was necessary. Mrs. George Brewer presided at the Under New Management * * * coffee table and Mrs. D. B. Edmundson I was so weak T could retain The Ladies' Aid society of the Fifty- nothing and Mrs. T. R. Farssworth also assisted Invites Your Patronage | j sixth Street Baptist church will give a in the room. on stomach but dining Mrs. E. B. Shanemen on my crushed ice, and The Old Five Points colonial tea February 25. poured punch in the library. Pharmacy * * • was not even to lit the Are Best allowed sit in bed. The was most has been bought and opened up affair delightful. One ; The VVoodlawn W. <\ T. t\ will liohk a hundred and fifty guests culled during FIVE POINTS DRUG CO., by A friend of mine advised me to use Francis Willard meinorTal meeting Friday the evening. church. ! ui th Fifty-sixth Street Baptist Powder instead of sour milk and Cardui, tlie woman’s tonic, and they ♦ « Mammy now uses Calumet Baking MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO HAVE F. P. DUGAN j Mrs. W. M. Steven* »n will entertain her or the and big-can kind, because it is more convenient— got a bottle for me as a last resort. two soda, cheap <\\'ho for the past years lias Sunday school class with a Valentine be JOINT HOSTESSES THURSDAY been manager of' the Patton-Pope because she knows from experience that the baking will lighter, evening in VVoodlawn. After taking Cardui for one week. 1 Mrs. Winn Cummings. Mrs. A. IC. Drug' Co.) party Saturday » • « daintier and more uniformly raised—that it will keep fresh longer. Stokes and Mi s. R. W. Stewart will be was able to be up in my room. After and The Highland circle of the Ensley joint hostesses to the members of the Methcdist church will conduct a sale Fri- Calumet is certain of good results—it is purer and more wholesome continual use for two months I .was Home Missionary society Thursday aft- L. HOUSMAN day and Saturday afternoons at the Kil- in the end. ernoon from 3 to 5 o'clock at the home W. than the cheap big-can kind, and more economical in perfect health, ami could do all of (Who for the past eight years had gore Furniture company of the latter in East Birmingham. * * * charge of the prescription depart- one If it fails to absolute satisfaction my work without tiring. ment of the I’atton-Pope Drug Co.) The which "'as by the Give Calumet trial. give you baby opera given don't CROCHET CLUB TO St. Margaret’s guild of the Ensley Episco- return it and get your money back. 1/ you don't get Calumet you I take an occasional dose of Cardui Particular attention given filling RESUME MEETINGS pal church will be repeated at the opera get the best. After a of prescriptions. house Friday evening. AWARDS and Black-Draught now, to keep my rest of several months the RECEIVED HIGHEST Thursday Afternoon Crochet club will re- line of WotU*t Par* Food Exposition. Cbicaio, IU. PxrU Exposition, Franco, March, ISIS Complete Drug Sundries, The W. C. T. U. of will hold a system in good condition. sume Its meeting. Mrs. W. E. Oldham Ensley Sick Room Supplies. meeting this afternoon at the library. will be hostess to the members Thursday Several of my friends are using Cat- at her home in Woodlawn. PERSONALS dui with good results. 1 am never with- ANDREW-M’CORMICK Candy, Soda, Cigars Miss Eva Price of Garden City, is the out it In the house.” guest of her sister, Airs. J. L. Groover In ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED East Birmingham. There’s a bottle of Cardui waiting Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mentzall of V * * Enslcy announce the engagement and ap- Air. Will McGregor left Monday for for at nearest druggists. Get Five Points j’ou your proaching marriage of their sister. Mar? Fort Miles, Fla. CALUMET * « * It and begin talcing today. You will garet Isabel Boyd, to Mr. Andrew Mc- Cormick. The wedding to take place early Co. Mr. W. B. Stonalker and family are never regret it. in March. Drug moving into their now home in East Bir- Phone M-925 mingham. N. B — Write to* Ladies' Advisory » * * BAKING POWDER Medicine Co., cnat- CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY Dept., Chattanooga Five Point* Mr. and Mrs. Wade Atkins of East Bii- mjooga. Term., tor Special laatrucllona, ORGANIZED IN ENSLEY announce the birth of a son. and t»4-page book, "Dome Treatment tor Fa»t Motorcycle Delivery mingham, *»• ",M"1 A Christian Endeavor was l • * * R-r Women,” sent in plain wrapper, on re- nooity or- p*^-^^\ ^ # more «M—iril mnw «*sahs. fshail is far to sour milk and % *u««t b'anlxed Sunday afternoon at the Chris- Little Gladys Powers, who has bee.i h’a wholesome—(irw bast superior «~*t,