The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-12
DOLOM|TE LEAVES THE CITY LEAGUE Bessemer Game Not Played
 Saturday
THE BAPTIST REVIVAL
L Proving a Great Success, Attend dance Being Excellent-Per- sOnal and General News
 of Bessemer

 rame of baseball scheduled for Satur- day between Bessemer and Dolomite was not played because of the latters withdrawal from the City league during the past few days. At game played at Dolomite about a week ago, three of the players attacked the umpire and were subsequently, fined s5 each for this. As a consequence, the team with drew from the league. No announce .ment has been made yet as to the suc- cessor of the Dolomite nine and Bes- semers next game will be played Wednesday afternon with one of the Ensiey teams.
 Crowds at Revival
 Pne revival now being conducted at sne Baptist church here has been very successful in having well filled pews at each service. The church this morn ing at the II o'clock worship was crowded to the doors and the afternoon and evening services for women only and men only, respectively, were also well attended.
 The text of the morning sermon, The Greatest Surprise on Earth" preached by Rev. Il. c. Rivener, proved to be an exposition of the verse "A man was sent to turn the heart of the father to the child" The speaker portrayed the wonder of parent turning to his child even at the eleventh hour and fulfilling his duties as advisor, confidante and source of heart power in his life. The visiting evangelist has won many ad- mirers since his work here because of his liberal yet religious views, hearty sympathy with humanity as whole and individual human natures and powerful but simple eloquence in the pulpit.
 Decision Hour"
 The feature of the first service held this morning at Jonesboro Methodist church was Decision Hour" from s:45 until 10:45 o'clock, by Rev. L. F. Stan sel, who is assisting the pastor, L. F. Parrish. in conducting the revival therb. The mems meeting held this afternon was well attended and the last service will be that of next Wednesday even- ing.
 Announcements
 The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will meet Monday afternon at the church.
 The Methodist Ladies Aid society of Jonesboro will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bains.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid society oi Joneslofo will meet with Mrs Bur. sess at her home Monday afternon.
 The Epworth league will meet Tues day night at the auditorium.
 The Reeder's Relief and Aid society will meet Wednesday afternon with Mrs P. F. Moore at her home.
 The Wednesday Music club will meet only once a month during the summer. the regular meeting day being the fourth Wedne esday in the month.
 The amateur performance of "A Col 1ege Town" will be presented Thurs day night at the auditorium. Curtain rises at s:15 o'clock.
 Mrs. George II. Stevenson's class of young men of the Presbyterian church will give picnic at West Lake Friday evening.
 Bessemer camp, No. s1. w O. W, will join other camps of the district and hold their annual picnic at Gads- den next Wednesday.
 Personals
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Martin and party have returned from a two weeks fish ing vacation at Santa Rosa Island, Fla. Miss Mallie Downing is in Livingston attending Normal college.
 Rev R. W. Carlisle of Jonesboro will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia to at tend convention of the Worlds Baptist alliance.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Alverson of Pell City are spending the weekend with Mir and Mrs. Griffen P. Martin of Jones' boro.
 The many friends of Mrs. F.. S. Ken nedy of Feeders will be glad to learr that she has sufficiently recovered from an accident to her foot as to be able to be up now.
 c. B. Rowe of the A., B. & A. is spending the weekend in Anniston witt friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. B. Rue lave as their guest, Miss Bettie Rue of Searcy Ark.
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