Seventy-five teachers and officers
of the Sunday school attended the
supper and . the meeting which fol
lowed. At the close Dr. Stuart told
the superintendent he would like to
speak a few minutes on his trip
abroad. He mentioned the majiy
beautiful monuments which had been
those men who had done something
big in the world, and commended
the spirit which prompted the build
ing of such monuments. He stated
that for the past seven years "The
First Methodist church Sunday school
had had a superintendent who had
accomplished big things. He assured
this superintendent tjiat memory of
his faithfulness and sacrifice would
live in the hearts of his co-workers.
J. E. Ramsey, in b.eohalf oft the Sun
day school, presented Mr. Dominick
with the watch, stating it was given
In love and appreciation from every
member of the Sunday school. In
accepting this gift Mr. Dominick said
he had rather have his name written
in the hearts of his fellowmen than
to have It written on the largest
monument In the world. He stated
it had been a pleasure to serve as
superintendent of the Sunday school,
and assured each member of his love
and heartfelt thanks for thle expres
sion of kindness.
OFFERS TRAINING COURSE
Two Week* Girl Scouting Le**on*
Will Be Given
A training course for Birmingham
women interested in Girl Scouting
will be given by Miss Corinne Chis
holm, regional director, for two weeks
beginning Monday afternoon in
Church of Advent Parish House.
The opening meeting will be held
Monday, October 22, at 3:30 p. m.
Those is attendance will decide on
the days and hours most convenient
for the six meetings, each of which
will be a model Girl Scout meeting.
