The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-28

Nashville at Birmingham and both have gone to New Orleans.
 Late Monday afternoon the Bessemer
 fire department responded to a call, It proved to be the house of G. A. Gillett
 on Exeter avenue and Twenty-sixth street. The damage was slight and the fire was soon extinguished. The case of Wade Stewart versus the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company for damages as a compensation for per sonal injuries, has been appealed to the
 supreme court by the defendants. The | jury at the trial before the Bessemer lcity court returned verdict of 5000
 damages for plaintiff.
 Phillip the ten months old son of MT. l and Mrs. P K. Pearson and grandson !, of J. G. Johnston of this city died at the home of his parents in Birmingham Sunday night The funeral occurred ar , o'clock Monday afternoon at the home | of J. c. Johnston and the interment was
 made in Belleview cemetery.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Thomas died at S30 o'clock Mon day morning at the home of his parents. The funeral will take place Tuesday aft | erneon 2:30 o'clock from the house,
 Rev. l. F, Swallow officiating, and the burial will be made at Cedar Hill ceme- l tery
 Street Tax Collector T. E. Primer has posted a notice at the court house Mon | day that within ten days the street tax would be delinquent. This means arrest and the extra charge of s250 and he
 urges all persons liable to pay prompt lly.
 Mrs James Wesson, aged ss years. of | F lint Hin died Saturday of tubercuo- | sis. She is survived by her parents, hus- band and four children. The funeral | services were held Sunday and the in- torment made at Pleasant Hill ceme- tery.
 A. D. CordeI. aged g years, died Sun day at the home of his daughter, Mrs. l c. D. Clowdus al Potters mines. He
 is survived by his wife and three chill l dren and was buried Monday after
 noon at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
 Announcements 1 Miss Lula Judson Little will be the | hostess Tuesday afternoon at a party,
 celebrating her sixth birthday at the home of her parents.
 1 Miss Eva Neal Porter will be the hon.
 cree at birthday party Tuesday aft
 ernoon at the home of her parents.
 Bessemer Lodge No. 1O9 l. o. o. F. | will hold a meeting Tuesday night at l the Odd Fellows Hall.
 1 Bessemer Lodge No no R. A. M | meets Tuesday night at the Masoinc l temple.
 The Pastors Helpers, an organization os girls and young matrons of the Methodist church. are planning to serve dinner and supper tie Saturday proceed l ing Easter. A committe, including Mes danes Robert Mingea, W. D. Laner and | C. E. Faulkner, has been appointed to attend to the details and efforts will | be made to secure the empty building on Nineteenth street for that day. The
 members of this society will also take orders for cakes to be delivered on the Saturday before Easter.
 Another committee consisting of Mes- danes Jack Clay. Robert Mingea and Miss Cornelia Fulton will meet Thurs | day morning. at 10 o'clock to discuss plans for the art exhibit and play to be given in the near future | The Ladies Aid society of the Presby- | terian church held a meeting Monday
 afternoon and decided to have an egg 1 tree in the basement of the church on
 the Saturday before Easter. The tickets
 will be sold for ten cents and lemonade | and cake served to the children The
 tree will be cedar. strung with the 1 dyed and candy eggs while great straw | nests filled with galy colored eggs VIII | surround the base Of the tree. l The white sale which will be conduct l cd by these ladies has been postponed and the date will be announced later Miss Virginia Mitchell will entertain | informally Tuesday afternoon in honor
 of Miss Narcsse McGuirlx who is visit | ing Mrs. Hoston of Birmingham lere | will be three tables Of bridge and two | of forty-two for those who have been l invited to meet one of Anniston's most
 attractive girls