The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-16

Bessemer, November .-0SpeciaD.- The pastors of the Bessemer churches have asked Dr. Montague of Howard college, to preach the Thanksgiving sermon whicA will be held at the First Presbyterian church on Fifth avenue Df Montague is well known in this city, having preach cd at the Baptist church on several oc- casions. A special musical programm will be rendered. fs
 The Central Foundry company of this city is shipping daily from two to five cars of universal pipe to Key West. Fla. This pipe is being shipped to fill an or der recently received for about 6 cars of pipe to be used in Key West for water works purposes
 In the city court this morning w. A. Stephens was tried on a charge of doing business without a license. He was dis charged John Bell was tried on charge of using profane language. He was dis charged
 Jce Champion living at Blue Creek was arrested and brought to Bessemer by Deo- uty Parker today with nine indictme dts against him for violation of prohibition law. He was carried to Birmingham and placed in jail.
 The fire department made quick run to Twelfth avenue and Twenty-fifth street this morning about 10:So o'clock. to a house belonging to Frank LaRussa. The blaze was soon eXtinsuished. The damage amounts to about $25.
 A wedding of interest was solemnized yesterday afternoon at 630 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. James A Lay on Eighth avenue, when MT David l.. Den ton was married to Miss Lillian Lay.
 Mrs. J. Jaffe entertained at a box party at the Biiou yesterday afternoon to the Goose Glrl' performance, in honor of Mrs. Ethel Swartz, the guest of Mrs. Sam Lefkovits Those in the party were Mrs. Swartz of Cleveland, the honoree; Mrs. Sam Lefkovits, Mrs H. Goldberg, Ms. Benedict Boshwitz and Mrs. J. Jaffe.
 One of the prettiest affairs of the sea son took place this afternoon when Mrs. T. T. Conwell entertained the "Wednesday Whist club and a few guests at her home on Berkley avenue.
 Conrad W. McGhee. who has been visit.
 
 in Tennessee.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Leopard have moved from Fourth avenue to Second avenue and Eighteenth street.
 Miss Mamie Bunch has returned to her home in Columbia, Tenn. after pleasant visit to Mrs. Q. W. Cochran.
 Austin Rrophv. who has been quite i'll for several weeks, is able to be out on crutches, s>fn - -s
 Mrs sincton of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. Spiro on Eighteenth street for a few days.
 Miss Sissy Bryant of Adger is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant for few days.
 Mrs. Jap McAdory has as her guest Mrs. Hughes of IshSooda.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family have moved from the former Clay home to the Randle cottage on BerSley avenue.
 ". M. Bennett is ill at his home on Arlington avenue.
 Bessie and Clay, the little children of Judge and Mrs. B. C. Jones' are ill with malaria fever at their home on Berl<ley avenue.
 Mrs. Bell Mcclure of Nashville is visit ing Mrs Lizzie Van Cleve at the home of Miss Mary I.ovett.
 Mr and Mrs. Hiram Craig an little daughter have returned to their home in West End after visit to Mrs Craig's sister, Mrs. W. F. Smith, at Jonesboro.
 Miss Neehouse has returned 10 her home in Birmingham after a pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. D. L. Milton and family.
 Mrs. T. s. King has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Montgom- cry, Fort Deposit and Autaugaville.
 Thomas II. Holt encampment No. 30, I. O. o. r., will Hold it's regular meeting tomorrow night A full attendance is urged
 Bessener- chapter o. F. S.. No. 61, will meet tomorrow night. A full attendance IS requested.
 The ladies of the Jonesboro Methodist church, who are serving meals in the store next door to Rarden on Second ave- nue, wish to announce that they will serve fish and oysters on Friday and turkey for dinner and supper on Satur- day.
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