The Selma Times-Journal from Selma, Alabama • 3

-a THE SELMA JOURNAL; PAGE EajoyaMo Leap Year Dane at Iatar CHURCH SOCIETIES. Church Straws MatWist: Society Mrs. Alice Clapp Barrington, 130 'Phontm I rU TRACBCG CT. Cleveland, Ohio aiu iV-C of the Department of Jfsc" were engtfd i tracing to ties number-of "Reth" who ed Hie dragnet- thrown' out which resulted in rret of fcsrcV 100 and detention of 42 for deportation. 1 i CHURCH SERVICES TCOAT.

Sacond Baptist CaMSMfc, Rev. L. M- Bradley, paator. Serricea at 11 a. m.

Sabjeet Tr Delicious Hot Qiocolate i. Served With a Liberal Helping Of i Whipped Cream. a Threafaot-Lilienthal Wadding Plans. Beautiful in every detail are the plan for the wedding of Miss Bath Lilienthal and Mr. Sam Threefoot which will-be brilliantly solemnized Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at Temple Mishkan Israel by Rabbi Isidore Isaacson.

This will be one of the largest weddings irom a social stand point, ever transpiring iA Selma, both on account of the wide prominence of the families of the contracting parties and the numbers of out of town wedding guests from points through-outthe State. Miss Lilienthal will have a large bridal party consisting, of eight maids, Mrs. I. Leslie Lilienthal, Miss Sara foot, Miss Helen Schuster, Miss Yet-ta Threefoot, Miss Elsie Rosenbaum i i ft The Woman's Missionary Society of the Church Street Methodis Chiireh will bold its regular tneetin: on Monday et the A large attendance of members is requested. First Presbyterian Churcfc Woman's Society The Womans' Society of the First Presbyaterian Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 at church.

First' Baptist CharcK. The Womans' Union of the First Baptist Church will meet in Circles Monday afternoon at 3 :30 as follows Circle No; 1 with Mrs. L. M. McCul- lough at 401 Lamar "avenue.

Circle No 2, with Mrs. Charlie Burns on Lauderdale street. Circle No. 3, with Mrs. W.

P. Welch, on Union street. A short prayer service for Foreign Missions will be held at the same hour at the Church, each succeeding afternoon of the coming week Among the prominent citizens of Selma who will visit New York, during the month of January are Mr. Isadore Kayser, Mr. Sam Kayser, Mr.

and Mrs. August Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs. John Creagh and Miss Kata Smith FOR SALE. We have a large number of very choice residence lots for sale.

Prices are very reasonable, and most of them can be ought on terms. When you figure on that new home, see us for a desirable lot. DIXIE REALTY 18 1-2 Broad street'. FOR RENT. Two connecting rooms suitable for light housekeeping, furnished.

Lights, telephone, and cold water, centrally located in West Selma. Phone 580. Residence 802 Abbott avenue. 14 3ts. The Out Of Way Store Social Event of Past Week AaaOnf Young Sat.

Miss Alexin Wilkins entertained a number of the young society set on Friday afternoon with a. 6 o'clock tea at her home on-fielma avenue. Dinner Party I Miss Page Melvin was hostess Satr urday evening for a beautiful dinner party when the following guests enjoyed her pleasing hospitality, Misses Hallie Green, Augusta Logan, Gertrude MoPeck, Alex5nja fWiieJins, Georgia Morrison and Jessie Hobbs Morrison. i' Dinner Dance: Miss Anna Belle Seymour was hostess on New Year's evening for a most delightful dinner dance at her home on First avenue. Bouifet Luncheon.

Miss Hallie Green charmingly en tertained a number of friends Friday evening at a Bouffet luncheon. Dance For Seniors: Miss Margaret Cawthon graciously filled the role of hostess on Saturday evening at her attractive home on Lauderdale street when she entertained with a dancing party for the senior class of the High School. Business 'Meeting of Womans' So. ciety. An Important business meeting of the Womans' Society of the Broad Street Presbyterian Church will be held Monday afternoon at the church at 3:30.

Miss Alexina Wilkins who spent the holidays at home leaves today for Byrn Mawr, where she is a student this winter. -a a a Mr. Louis H- Eagle left this morning for Baltimore, New York and ota-er Eastern markets to buy the Spring and Summer stocks for his firm. SPLENDID ADDRESSES AT EPICOPAL LUNCHEON. The luncheon given by St.

Paul's Episcopal Church Friday evening for the promotion of the nation -wide, campaign, was an occasion of great social pleasure, as well as one of interest and spiritual gain to all. who were privileged to be there, made so by the splendid addresses of several prominent Christian men. The theme of their talks was Christianizing the world. Speakers of the evening were Dr. Capers of Jackson, son of the late Bishop Capers, once rector of St.

Paul's church. Phillip Shanks, and Dr. W. W. Harper.

A. J. Atkins was toastmaster for the occasion. The ladies served a delicious luncheon and the interest aroused was unmistakable. It was strictly a church affair with a few favored guests.

Rev. E. W. Gamble will preach today on the' nation, wide movement for better churches and a better church spirit in preparation of the campaign that starts Monday. Volunteer committees were organized at the banquet.

Mr. Steve McGill of Chattanooga who has been the guest of his brother Mr. Truman McGill for the holidays will leave the. first of the week for his home. Hisjnother Mrs.

McGill of Nashville who accompanied him to Selma wiH remain some weeks longer. a Miss Frances Miller of the Vaugh-an Memorial' hospital had an operation Saturday afternoon for the removal of tonsils. The many friends of this popular young lady will be glad to know that she is resting comfortably. Mia Bums to Load Orchestra at Walton: Selma theater troers have an un usual line of fine attractions to en joy throughout the coming week at the two 'local play At the Walton on. Mondav and Tuesday, Clara Kimball Young, that fascinating and unsumassed screen actress whom all adore and delight to welcome will be featured in "The Eyes of Youth" a famous screen production and a drawine card to all mu sic lovers of Selma will be the orches tral accompaniment to the beautiful picture in charge of Miss Annelu Burns.

Academy's Attractions. On Tuesday and Wednesday "Male and the celebrated story by Cecile DeMille will be shown with Gloria Swansonand Tom Meiehan in the leading roles. Wednesday and Thursday- Harolad Bell Writs charming story f'Shepherd of The Hills," will be shown at the Academy. Mr. Alonzo Meek will nlay special organ accompaniments to the Aca demy pictures.

a a Miss Alma Seymour will have as her visitor Miss Lurline Holloman of Lake Charles, who arrives today enroute from a holiday visit to1 friends in New York and Washington Miss Holloman is a Kappa Delta, 'a rat sister of her hostess when they were at the Judson. a a Miss Madelyn Keipp has returned to Atlanta after a pleasant visit to her sister Mrs. George Bewig. a Mr. and, Mrs.

Albert Meyer and daughter Miss Faylese Meyer have returned from a weeks stay at the San Carlos hotel, Pensacola, where they enjoyed the holiday festivities. 122 Broad St. SaCIb: rT' Ap informal but delightful dance was enjoyed by a number of young people Friday evening at the Inter Se Club when the young ladies compli mented the men with a Leap Tear Members of the College set at home of the holidays and several at tractive visitors added to the pleas ure of the latere tint Visitors Laave Sehna: Capt. and Mrs. Joseph DeGarma who spent the holidays in Selma with Mrs.

DeGarma's parents, Mr. and Will Wise left Friday for Camp jessup, where Capt DeGarma is stationed temporarily, having been ordered -to San Antonio, where he will report later and with' his" lovely wife will be stationed permanently. a and Mrs. Furniss Return From New York. Dr.

and Mrs. John Furniss have returned from New York' City where they spent the past three weeks as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Dawson Mrs. Peter accompanied her son Mr.

Peter Vredenburgh IU, as far as Mobile, where they spent a few days delightfully at the. Battl. House, while visiting friends, Mjft Vrenburgh, leaving Saturday for Tome College, where he is studying this winter. Mrs. Vren-burgh returning to her home at Vredenburgh The condition of Mr.

William Rhoades is not It was found necessary to move him from his home to an infirmary for treatment This young man has many friends who hope that he soon will be able to leave the hospital. a Mrs, Lizzie Hughes and daughter Mable Clare of Wetumpka, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Rhoades and other Selma friends, a Mrs. Howard Will Dobbins and son Billy who spent the holidays in Selma with their Mr. and Mrs. George K. Cothran leave today for their homes in Mobile.

Mis3 Mildred Bullock who spent the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bullock left Friday for the A- G.

I. Montevallo to resume her studies. Friends of Master Harmon Mauld in who has been quite sick at his home will be glad to, heaftnat he is recov- erying School Improvent Atiociation Meet- ing- The Byrd School Improvement As sociation will hold an important business meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the school building. All members are earnestly requested to be present. Mrs.

Hugh Hopper, Sec. a a Co-Operative Clubt There will be a meeting of the Cooperative Club, on Monday morning at the Home on Lauderdale street at 10 o'clock. a Auxiliary Meeting: There will be a called 'meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary I. A. of M.

at O'Gwynn's on Monday afternoon at members are urged to be present as matters of importance will be disposed of. a a The Womans Missionary Union of the Second Baptist church will observe the regular week of prayer on each afternoon of the coming week, beginning Sunday afternoon with a prayer and praise service at the churchv Mrs. Homer Clontz, Sec. of Atlanta, Miss Tarris Threefoot, Miss Josephine M. Holz man will be maid of honor, and Mrs.

Henry Lilienthal mother of the bride matron of honor. The ushers will be Messrs Alfred Emile Siegel, Sidney Katzenberg, Julian" Eliasberg, Merdic Meyer, Morris Fralich, Ike Cadden and Mr. Ed Lilienthal. Groomsmen are Messrs. Lehman Mayer of Demopolis, Hving' Rothen-, berg and Lee Rothenberg of Meridian, Mr.

Simon Klein and Dr. Klein of Meridian and three brothers of the bride, Messrs Herbert, Mose and Leslie Lilienthal. Mr, Louis Threefoot brother of the groom will serve as best man for the interesting occasion. The bride will be given in mir-riage by her father Mr. Henry Lilienthal.

A beautiful and rtistic program of organ wedding music will be rendered by Mrs. W. C. Ward. lAfterJhe ceremony at the temple an elaborate reception will be held at the hpme of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Lilienthal in honor of the newly wedded pair. Later in the evening they leave for an extended weddinb trip to Southern points including a pleasant so- journing in the sunny climate of Cuba before "returning to Meridian where a beautifully furnished home will be awaiting them. Out of town guests will be Mr. and Mrs.

K. Threefoot of Meridian, parents of the groom who will be guests' of Mr." and J. Schuster at their spacious home on Dallas avenue. Miss Sarah Marks, Marks Baum, Mr Louis Threefoot, Misses Sara, Petta and Tarris Threefoot, Misses Carrie and Rebecka Rothenberg and Mrs. Mark Rothenberg, Mr.

Alex Loeb, Mrs. Louis Rothenberg, Mrs. Julia Threefoot and Mr. Threefoot all of Meridian. Mr.

Louis Mayer and Mr. Louis Steinhardt of Demoplis, Miss Elsie Rosenbaum of Atlanta, Mr. Lehman Mayer of Demopolis, Messrs Irving and Lee Rothenberg of Meridian, Messrs Simon and Dr. Klein of Meridian, Mr. and Mrs.

Mangues of Cincinnati, Miss Blanche August of San Antonia, Texas. Merry House Party at Summerfield: Miss Gladys Gardner has returned The Christmas rush is over and our stock is very low but we have a few Diamond Cluster Rings left that we will close out at cost as we want to start the New Year with everything new and fresh. Let us remount your diamonds just like you want it 'done- uL JOHN L. GRAY 01501 RGthsGhildMerc.Go. Jesus Sake." i Service at 7 v.

m. Subieet: "What Have I Done." A special musical program will rendered at both services. lid week prayer service on Thurs day evening at 7 o'clock. DIXIE CAFE Special Sunday Dianer 13 to P. IX.

SEVENTY FIVE CENTS. SOUPs T' Cream of. Celery Soup ROAST Roast Turkey with Dressing VEGETABLES Egg Plant Fritters Coin Pudding, Spiced Buttered Beet SALAD Vegetable Combination DESSERT Strawberry Short Cake DRINKS 1 Coffee, Tea or Milk FOR SALE. At five thousand dollars, one six room house, one servant house, one barn and seven acres of Alfalfa land, all under wire fenee, one mile from, the city limits. Can make terms on pame.

See Claughton N. Johnson, Phone 380. Strayed into my yard a beautiful Maltese Cat. If valuable to owner and can be identified claim can i be made for it at the home of Mrs. W.

S. Monk 532 Broad street. That Saves You Money. Comfortable Glasses I far- a i The Specialty Shop Of Originations. A CLEAR A WAY Of omen's and Misses Garments This Great Event Is Now In Progress Grinding lenses to suit every eye, and making frames to fit every shape of nose is the work of our experts.

It is bur pride to make them comfortable. Let us serve you in optical work, and furnish you with any eye convenience you may need in the shortest possible time. JVe make a habit of being prompt. "7 BEWIG OPTICAL GO. Phone 114 from Summerfield where she was the attractive holiday guest of Miss Sallio Irby Moore.

During her visit both young ladies were the honorees and recipients of numerous social courtesies. The old town of Summerfield was gayer than tor many years; Homes were thrown open to the young people and many pleasant affairs arranged for them. The young set of Selma attended several of these' enjoyable events. i HIGH CLASS MEN CARRY i HIGH GRADE WATCHES We may have to perstiade you to buy Hood Tires the first time, cause they cost a little more, but after one trial you will want Hood Tires always. 0 II 50 SERGE AND SATIN DRESSES FOR -MISSES AND WOMEN $9.98 Splendid, serviceable Dreuet for women who want a smart sensible Dress.

Developed in serge, and satin, some with combination of georgette. These Dresses origin-ally sold for $22.60 to $35.00. WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS GREATLY REDUCED 33 1-3 PERCENT DISCOUNT Long Coats. Coatees. Models to suit every taste I sizes in some instances are broken, but there are all sixes in the collection SUITS REDUCED 1-2 PRICE The time for Suits will soon be with us.

Buy now at these reduced price and save. Not all sites in all of the many styles, but all sixes in the lot. SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT THE ENUMERATION OF SCORES OF OTHER BAR-CAINS INCLUDED IN THIS WONDERFUL CLEARA WAY SALE. A Watch is a business asset, and the man who holds a position of any responsibility demands a high grade Watch. The least you should consider isa 15-jewel movement, and you'll be better satisfied with 21 jewels.

i Don't let your watch cast reflection on your business standing. Come in and let us show you Watches that will be a credit to you in appearance and time-keeping performance. $15.00 and up. ELEBASH JEWELRY COMPANY JwUr And Silveramltlig The Hallmark Store Because they give you most mileage with least puncture trouble. The manufacturers have employed experts to mold the best quality of rubber, and fine fabric, extra ply into Hood Tires, so that they can guarantee 5000 miles, and assure you for more than that In every Hood Tire.

You needn't think of Tires at all if our car is equipped with Hood Tir. t'Put on a Hood Tire and Forget It a year WARD MOTOR CO. ocsxoi.