The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-14
TEACHERS ELECTED BY SCHOOL BOARD BeSSemer Board of Education
 Holds Meeting SUPERIN PENDENT REPORTS Receiver |. A Lewis Now in Full Con- troI of the krebs Manufacturing
 Company-Personal
 and General.
SUPERINTENDENT REPORTS

Bessemer June 13-At a meeting of the board of education at the council chamber tonight the teachers for the public schools were elected for the en- suing year and considerable routine busi- ness transacted.
 The following were elected teachers of the high school: Prof. c. F. Goodwin, principal; Miss Mary E. Robinson, for merly of Ensley; Miss Mcclure. The new teachers elected in the academic de- partments were: Miss Harris of Wood- lawn; Mrs. w. Hawkins of Woodlawn; Miss Minnie Posey of Birmingham.
 The teachers reelected were: Miss Ance Bruns, Miss Pearl Burgin, Mss Ma tura Benton, Miss Carrie Cockrell, Miss D. l.. Henderson, Miss Laura Jones, Miss Pearl Keith, Miss Lucy Reynolds, Miss Ella Sapp, Miss Etella Spencer, Miss Ella Leeper, Mrs. Augusta Robbins.
 The supernumerary teachers elected uere Miss May Adams. Miss Carmelite Pitcher Mrs. Annie Glen Grove was re- elected as muc'cal teacher.
 Prof D. w. Parker. principal of the colored schools, was reelected as were all the other teachers of the negro schools with the exception of Mary Tate, who has been elected to position in the Ems le. schools.
 Prof. J. M. Dill. superintendent of the schools, who was reelected at recent IT eeting, submitted his annual report, wt.ch gave in detail the work accom- plished by the schools for the past year. Ife report was an excellent showing. The session just closed has been the most prosperous in the history of the schools.
 Lewis In Full Charge.
 An order was Issued in the federal court today in the bankruptcy case of A. J. Krebs Manufacturing company ordering tLat the two petitions be consolidated and that l. A. Lewis be retained as receiver, to take temporary charge of the affairs of the company.
 The controversy arose over the appoint ment of one receiver by the United States court and the appointment of another re- ceiver by the circuit court. MT. Lewis had assumed control of the affairs of the firm and has already taken a com plete inventory of the stock on hand. He will probably submit his report in few days
 Removals.
 The Bessemer Water Works company will remove its officer from the Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land office on Fourth avenue tomorrow to its new building on Third avenue.
 The Southern Bell Telephone office will have its new building on Third avenue
  of the new office have a capacity of 800 telephones.
 Jonesboro Schools.
 At a mass meeting of the citizens of Jonesboro last night over 5000 was sub scribed for the purpose of enlarging the facilities of the public schools of that town. The proposed improvement. which will cost over $l6O0, will be begun at once, and will be pushed rapidly to completion. Interesting Revival. The revival services in progress at the First Methodist church are increasing in interest and attendance at each service The Rev. Theodore Copeland, who is as- sistng the pastor, Is preaching some ex- cellent gospel sermons. Services are held every morning at 10 a. m. and ever night at p. m.
 Personal and General.
 Miss Laura Jones is spe,dlag several days with Miss Lula Hunt at Fest Lake.
 Nil Vincent Ferguson. supssirtendent of rhe United States Pipe Works. ahd a number of friends, left yesterday for the Little river at Mobile for t ee@ days fishing trip.
 Capt William F. Hanby. commander of the McAdory Camp. Confa lrate Veter- ans; Miss Matte Blair. the sponsDr. srd Mir Frank Ward left yesterday for Louis vile to attend the reunion.
 Ms. l. A. Lewis and Ms T. Bis sett have returned from Huntsville wa' they attended the convel;ion of ths Wonlan's Missionary soeiety.
 Alderman w. H. Dennis .e.a.ned today from a visit to his old horne at Hopkins- vile, Ky.
 The Jolly Juniors club yifi eve a troli,. ride to East Lake to sac-aw night