The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-21

Greensboro, Miss, and having engaged in various enterprises, he has helped in the growth of the Marvel City. He serv- ed as local postmaster for four years, during the term of President Mckinley. He was twice married and is survived by his wife-formerly Miss Georgia Crom- well-five children and a brother in Mis- sissippi who will arrive in time for the funeral.
 The funeral ceremony will be conduct ed by Rev. l. F. Swallow at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock The following pallbearers have been selected
 Active: c. L. Odell G. H. Stevenson, Lee Mattinsly T. J. Batson, E. R. Foun- tain and W. W. Hollingsworth. Hon orary: Judge Jackson, G. G. Neal, T. J. Fitzpatrick, P. P. Murphy, l.. O. Smith, J. M Crook
 special car will leave the corner of Eighteenth street and Second avenue at 3:45 o'clock and the interment will be in the Brighton cemetery Jacobs & Sons will have charge of the funeral
 Local Items
 One of Bessemers busiest physicians had the good luck to shoot wild goose at West Lake Monday morning. He did not state that he was on a wild goose
 
 landed his game.
 The city council will assemble for a reg ular meeting Tuesday night and dispose of the Coosa Electric Power company franchise, system of police telephones, re- striction of liquor traffic and the permit for the erection of the Frisco freight depot
 This week is jury criminal week of the Bessemer city court and three juries were imna nplP6 MODdau morning The important case was that of l.. c. Rob- inson, charged with unlawfully presenting a pistol to Doc Baggett. The defendant was found not guilty
 Mrs. S. A. Cargle, -aged 75 years, died at her home at Lipscomb Monday morn ing The body was sent to Chandler Springs. She is survived by two sons, Mark and William Cargile
 Monday afternoon the office of City Clerk J. B. Houston was adorned with new screens at the five windows and door to keep the city records from the flies as the good old summer time comes on.
 Announcements
 Bessemer Lodge No. 1O9, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet in reg uar session Tuesday night at the Odd Fellows hall Work will be done in the initiatory and second degrees.
 The Baptists Young Peoples union of the First Baptist church will have an interesting meeting Tuesday night and the following programme will be rem dered Open exercises. Scripture read Ing, Matthew 53, 1-12. Song, choir Ad- dress, Scripture Prophecies That Point To Jesus As the Savior..' Gylam Her bert Address, "Connection of Sin Re- pentance and Faith" Miss Annie Her bert Address, Importance of Faith, - Norman Parker Address. "King of Faith Needed" Miss Winnie Cowan. Benedic- tion. Leader, w. s. Glazenor.
 Rev. Fincher will conduct an old-fash- toned singing school' for F consecutive nights at the First Christian church. The first lesson began Monday night and only a nominal fee will be charged for the course
 At the meeting of the Christian En- deavor society of the First Christian church Sunday night the annual election of officers was held and the results were: President, Walter Riley; first vice presl- dent, Miss Lillie Crook; second flee presi- dent. Miss Lillie Crook, second vice presi- Miss Mary Hahn; corresponding secre tary,, Ruby Crook; treasurer, Arthur Tubbs.
 A special convocation of the Besseme- chapter, R. A. M., Is called for Tuesday night at the Masonic temple Work will be done in the past and most excellent degrees.
 The Wednesday Music club will meet with Mrs. Wright Wednesday afternoon.
 Personal Mention
 H. F. Adam of Blocton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Crook
 Mrs. John Wicker and two children