Miss Anna Branch Binford of Rich
mond, Ya., is going to speak at the
local union of the Presbyterian
Auxiliaries at the Avondale church
on Octobec 26. Her subject will be
"The Work of the Young People’s
Division.” The local union feels very
fortunate in securing Miss Binford
as a speaker, as she is in demand.
While In Birmingham she may be
found at the Tutwiler hotel.
FRANK SEATURRA
Frank Seaturra, age 29 years, will
be buried from his residence, 1017
Seventeenth street, tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be
In the Cedar Hill cemetery, Besse
mer. Funeral In charge of Echols 4
Angwln.
MRS. RITCHIE HOSTESS
Mrs. T. H. Ritchie Was hostess to
the Woman's auxiliary of Plunkett
Memorial Presbyterian church at her
home on Fortieth street recently. An
important business session was held.
Mrs. O. H. Wilson gave a report on
the social. Mrs. Ben Hakunson was
given a rising vote of thanks when
she made a splendid report on the
rummage sale. Mrs. William Por
teous led the devotlonals, taking for
her subject "The Upper Room." Mrs.
S. S. Hazen had charge of program;
subject, "The Far West,” Mrs. A. S.
Hazen gave a talk on "Life of Daniel
Baker;” Mrs. O. H. Wilson, "Shall We
Pack a Barrel?” Mrs. B. H. Sadler
gave "The Guest of Honor." The
meeting was brought to a close with
prayer, after which Mrs. Z. H. Ker
voklan assisted the hostess in serv
ing a delicious salad course with tea.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Canter have
moved from Ensley to, 4405 Debarde
Ieben avenue, Fairfield.
W. H. Henderson has gone to his
home/'ln Jacksonville, Ala., to spend
two weeks before going to Marshall
county, where he will .teach school.
