The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-19
BeSSener News

1 Bessemer. November IS. (-SpeciaD .-Bes- esmer Lodge No. 73l B, P. o. E. have an- nounced that they will hold their memo rial services on December at the Elks hall. The committee has reported that everything Is in readiness for the services. l In the city court this morning Jim Davis was tried on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon and was given 61 days in Pratt mines.
 The play Miss Fearless and Company, !" to be given by the Brighton Missionary society on November 24 at 7:3o o'clock at 1 the high school auditorium is progressing rapidly. Several musical selections will l be rendered by Mrs. George Bancroft Mrs. R. Williams ard Miss Lucile Bran mum.
 The advanced pupils of the Grove School of Music will give a concert at the high school auditorium on Thanksgiving evening to which they cordially invite the public. The programme will include two beautiful selections rendered by Mrs. Paul Allen, one of the most talented mu- l | will be given promptly at o'clock Mrs Annie Glenn Grove will play on this | evening, her number being Beethoven's sanoto Pathetique
 At the Christian church tomorrow morning Rev. D. P. Taylor, the pastor. | will take for his subject. 'The State Con Vention,' which has just adjourned in | Birmingham. Rev. John H. Boothe of Kansas City, secretary of the Church Ex- , tension society, will deliver an interesting address at the evening service.
 The congregation of the Baptist church | at Wilkes sttaion have let the contract | for new church. The building will be | constructed of brick veneer and concrete | blocks. The site which Is 75x125 feet was | given by J. M. Wilks, very prominent | citizens of Wilkes. over s6o0 has been rais- ed for the building fund of the church. | The church will be known as the First Baptist church.
 There were several big pay days in this
 vicinity today. The Woodward's coal mines at Dolomite and the Woodward ore mines were paid off. Quite sum
 was paid out and business is good.
 MT and Mrs. Elisha Alex Little an- nounces the engagement and approach. 1 ing marriage of their daughter Sara Florence, to Dr. Robert Tooms Smith.
 The date of the wedding to be announced later. Miss Little is one of Bessemers s most charming young ladies, having been reared in this city. Dr. Smith is one | of Bessemers most prominent young den- lists, having graduated from the Bir- mingham Dental college in May. 1 -
 Mrs. J. A. Morgan entertained the For ty-Two club last night at her home in Jonesboro.
 Miss Jessie Huey entertained the Forty. two club and few additional friends yesterday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Rose Huey, in honor of Miss 1 Mildred Quailes, bride-to-be, of mex, | week. The colors of the wedding, laven.
 der and white, were carried out in the decorations, score cards and ices. The first prize, a lace jabo, was won by
 Miss Blorrie, who presented it to Miss Quailes. The booby prize was won by Mrs. Jim Wright. Miss Huey presented Miss Quailes with one-half dozen guests towels. After the games salad and ice | course was served. Miss Huey was as.
 sisted in receiving by Mrs. Rose Huey Misses Lucy and Amy Huey.
 Jim White of Birmingham was in the city today visiting friends
 | Eddie Cowart of Jollyette, Ill. whc will take charge of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company's coke plant l at Ensey. is in the city visiting Mrs Mamie Wallace on Eighteenth street. Miss Narlande Monnier of Demopolis is the guest of Mrs. l.. D. Rose at Raj mund. Miss Monnier has visited in Bes- semer number of times receiving much social attention while in the city | C. w. Nixon has retlIrnpd from Cha f. | tanooga, where he attended the wedding | of his brother.
 | Misses Annie and Mary Hargrove of Tuscaloosa and MT. Stalmaoher of Jas- per are spending the week end with Dr. l and Mrs. M. c. Ragsdale and family on !. Arlington avenue.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Tllard Nunnally an | nounce the birth of son.
 Rev. I. F. Swallow has returned from | Decatur, where he attended an interest ing meeting of the Presbyterian church. | -.A.-