The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-03

terson of Tech, it was evident that the winner could ave equahed southern records if necessary. The best work of the day was that of the Auburn ath . | letes. Page, Davis and Greene. Page, 1 tbe captain. scored first place in the | l00 e2O and 440-yard dashes, and es- tahlished himself as proba. y the best southern runner: Davis won the pole vault and the high hurdlesi Greene per formed the taxing work of winning the half mile and mile runs. The winners and records were:
 
 form of government and give Jonesboro representation.
 It is also stated that a writ of man damus will be applied for at the city court of Bessemer requiring the city coun- cil of Jonesboro to call an election
 St. Aloysiu's Honor Roll
 The honor roll for St. Aloysius paro- chial school includes the following names;
 Misses Lucille and Irene Mundie. Fran cis Weller. L. Colpaek J. Jones, M. Will liams. L. Heffner, " McDaniel. E. and NJ E. Fitzpatrick T. and M. Saladino, Florence Gager. H. H. Hatcher, F. Me Alister A Andrews, NJ L. Cutliffe Julia and C. Nettleman, R. Caravolo and A. Fosters. also Masters W. F. and M. flag erty Dan, James and J. OGara, D. Don ovan, J. Bevona A. McDaniel J. Man zella. W. and C. Comerford F. CeraVolo c. Colpack. Sam Rumore, Joe Romano and J. Antonia.
 U. D. C. Chapter Meets
 The Bessemer chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. William Cunningham at Woodward Tues day afternoon An unusually good at tendance was present and reports from the flag day committee showed that a sum of s125 was realized and several communications from other chapters re- duesting donations to various causes were read and tabled.
 Bowls of varied colored pansies and sweet peas, with a background of potted plants lent an air of festivity and spring time to the occasion. Mrs. Adele Wood dispensed fruit punch and dainty ices and cake were served after the routine of business. Mrs B. E. Purser, Mrs. Stella Grace Bancroft and Miss Carol Zuber composed the specially invited guests. The next meeting will be on the first Tuesday in June and will be at the home of Mrs. H. c. Waller in this city.
 Lewis Case Continued
 The case of H. B. Lewis vs. the Wood ward Iron company for S300o0 damages for the death of his son, James, was con- tinued until tomorrow as the pleadlngs were not settled until late in the after room and the jury was released until the Wednesday session.
 Announcements
 The Jonesboro Embroidery club Will meet with Mrs B. c. Adams at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 Marvel City lodge No. 2s2, I. o. o. F., will meet Wednesday night.
 Bessemer camp No. sl W. o. w, will meet Wednesday night and Rev. w NJ Crawford, head consul, will be present in official capacity.
 Ressemer Aerie No. s7S, F. O. E., will hold a regular meeting Wednesday night Mrs. W. L. Priest and Mrs Almond will entertain at a spend-the-day party Satur- day at their home at North Birmingham for their sister, Miss Fay Faulkner, in honor of the senior class of the high school.
 Miss Alberta Wiley will be a hostess of Saturday afternoon, entertaining the Forty-two club at the home of Mrs. E. L. Bruns.
 The Feeders Relief and Aid society will meet with Mrs. Leo Costello at their home.
 Masters Joe and George Johnson left yesterday for Columbus Miss, to visit their grandmother.
 MT and Mrs Tom Carlisle expect to leave for Gadsden to reside as MT. Car lisle's business interests have been trans ferred there.
 Mrs J. M Campbell of Sloss mines has been removed to her home from the Rob- inson hospital of this city.
 Mrs. Carter Tutwier, who has been visiting relatives at Blossburg for the past fortnight, has returned home
 Mr and Mrs. John Merrill, who for merly resided at 1701 Fifth avenue, are now at home at 1912 Third avenue.
 The cast for the one act play, "A Col lege Town,' to be given by the pastors at some time in the near future and the first rehearsal will be Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Stevenson.
 Personals
 Miss Jones of Birmingham returned to her home Sunday after a visit to MT. and Mrs. A. A. Persons.
 John Horsrey returned Sunday night from Wilsonville, where he spent the week end with friends.
 pr. and Mrs Horton of Woodlawn were the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. A Hines Sunday
 Misses Mary Griffin, Lillie Jones and Allie Moore have returned from Leeds where they visited friends for few days.
 Miss Ethel Morrel of Talladega IS visiting her father at Brighton.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson of East Lakc were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Johnston Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth and Mr. John H. Phelps, who have made their home with MT. and Mrs. F. Nj. owens for the past three years, will move to the home of Mrs Hayes at the former Presbyterian ! manse, to reside In the future Mrs. M. E. Preston was removed to her home at McDona1d's station Monday from the South Highlands infirmary of Birmingham.
 The United Charities desire to express | through the press their thanks to the | public for the ready response made to ] recent appeal for help. The family Is now well supplied with the necessities through the generosity of the public. l W. P Gum Is expected to arrive home from Hot Spring, Ark Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. George W. Jones has returned from visit to relatives at Mountain Creek and Clanton | Mrs. Dave Kennedy is suffering from