The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-08
High School Annual

The senior class of the Bessemer High school have decided to get out an annual for the session of 1910-11. The following members of the class were elected as the staff: Editor-in-chef. James Fitzpatrick; artist, Ethel Johnston; historian, Mary Reynolds; poet. Fay Falkner; prophet, Helen Lewis; associate editors, Lida Jones, Margaret Rust, Terah Marks, Ida Winters and Amy Huey; business man ager Duff Lewis; assistant Phil Neal The following were also elected class of flcers: Duff Lewis, president; James Fitzpatrick, secretary-treasurer
 Accident to Joe Rosenbush
 Joe Rosenbush. the manufacturer of the celebrated German salve. has now an op- portunity to test the virtue of his much vaunted remedy. Joe was driving his wagon and mule along Second avenue about 5 o'clock this afternoon. As he crossed Nineteenth street his fiery steed ran away. About the middle of the Me Donald block either the mule or the wagon fell to pieces and Joe was thrown violently to the ground. shaking and brusing him up considerably. Ready hands lent assistance and Joe and his turnout were taken to his home. He came down town after supper. but had to have the assistance of a crutch.
 Musicale Postponed
 The musical, which was to have been given tonight at the Bungalow by the ladies of Trinity Episcopal church, was postponed on account of the weather con- ditions The ladies have prepared splendid programme, including a number of high-class artists and a rare treat Is promised The affair will be given Mon day evening at the Sun theatre on Sec ond avenue.
 The services at the Presbyterian church are being well attended. The preaching of the Rev. J. A. Bryan is arousing much interest, the congre- gations growing at each service. Every body invited to attend.
 The protracted meeting that is in pro- gress at the Flint Hill Methodist church Is proving of much interest. Sunday aft ernoon a singing will be held at the church, the Jonesboro singers attending and taking part
 PersonaI Mention
 MT. and Mrs J. E. Lipscomb have re- turned home after months visit in Mississippi.
 Mrs. Spratling of Travis and her son, Rutherford are the guests of Mrs. Samuel Travis.
 J. Marks has as his guests Arthur Plateau and brother of Athens. Ga. MT. and Mrs Wohl of Gadsden have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Goldberg for week.
 Miss Lucille Lowry, who was the guest of Mrs. w. D. Taylor. was sum- moned to the bedside of her mother. | A. R. Cross will leave next Monday to enter the Birmingham Medical col | lege.
 | Mabice the young daughter of N. J, Jones, is i'll at Robinsons hospital where she was carried Thursday.
 pr. T. R. Fulton returned from Bos- ton Thursday night, where he had been | on a business trip.
 | On account of the state fair the cars on the North Bessemer lines are running every 20 minutes.
 James Laird has moved with his fam fly from Tuscaloosa to Bessemer. where he is at present stopping at the Hous. | ton hotel.
 Monteryille Parsons left for Atlants | to enter the Central Medical college I for the next session.
 l Dr. and Mrs. R. P. McIntyerie ant Mrs. I. A Lewis left for Whittlt Springs, Tenn. on a visit to friends afterward to Sttsnd the Appalaohia' sxpdeition.