The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1911-02-05


lied an election to be held February 27,
submitting to the voters of Bessemer the
question as to whether the city of Besse-
mer should make provision for a $4,000
bond issue or not. 1t is stated that the
amount will be applied to pay off the
outstanding debts of the city and other
purposes. There are many advocates of
the issuance of these bonds on the ground
that the city's outstanding debts should
be paid and the credit of the city main
tanned.
City Council to Meet
The city council of Bessemer will
meet Tuesday night in regular session.
A number of important measures,
which were referred to the several
committees, will be reported to the
council. 1t is understood that com
mittee of ladies will appear before the
council and urge the purchase by the
city of the Cedar Hill cemetery. This
matter was refSrred to special COM
mittee. consisting of Mayor Lewis, Al
derman Crotwell and Alderman Sim
mons, who took the matter up with tho
owners of the property. They will make
report Tuesday night.
Grand Jury
The grand jury of the Besemer city
court will convene Monday at o'clock.
The officials of the court have issued
many subpoenas and a busy session
of the body is expected. There will
be no session of the city court next
week, but on the following Monday
the nom Jury civil docket will be taken
up. tf sFr
Honor Roll
The following pupils of st. Aloysius'
Parochial school attained the honor roll
last month. f--
Misses Lucille and Irene Mundie.
Francis Waller, l.. Colpack, Magdalen
Williams, X. Page, L. Clarke, T. Sala-
dino, H. Hatcher. w. l.. Cutcliffe, X.
Lane, F. McAlister. A. l.. Caison, J. f..
Brophy, e. O'Rourke, ]. Comerford
L. Donovan, A. Nolan, Julia Nettle-
man, e. Fitzpatrick. Viva Mcdaniel;
Masters D. J. and Joseph OGara,
Hagerty, S. Rumore, j. Cutcliffe, j..
ORourke, o. Page. G. Colpack. A.
Brophy. E. Smith. ]. Manyella, Wal
lace McCreary. c.. and L. Costello, H.
Hatcher. G. Hayes. NJ v. Costello. F.
Palmer, T.. Ceravolo, Alden Mcdaniel
Perfect Attendance: Misses L and I.
Mundie, Francis Weller. l.. Colpack,
Marie Cutcliffe, F. McAlister, A. L. CAL
son, ]. F. Brophy, j. Antonio w. John
son, v. anu l.. DeVOHd, y. AoInoTlOru, II.
ORuke, K. Lane, l.. Donovan, Lilly
Anonio, and Masters Francis Hagerty,
Dan O'Gara, A. Brophy. w. j. M. Hag-
erty, John and ]. Antonio, Joseph and E.
Smith, j. Mazella, James and ]. O'Gara.
Alden Mcdaniel.
Church Services ar
MISUNDERSTANDING subject, -Four
Elements of Fruitful Evangelism Even
ing subject "Effectual Prayer Sunday
school at 9:45. Rev. I. F. Swallow, pas
tor.
Brighton Presbyterian-Sunday school In
the afternoon at o'clock. Preaching at
8 o'clock.
Baptist-Prof. G. w. Macon of Howard
college will preach at the morning serv-
ice The pastor. Rev. M. X. Thornton.
will preach in the evening. Subject, ''All
Things Possible to Him That Believes
Methodist-Rev. ]. F. Sturdivant will
evening at the auditorium. Sunday school
Mt 9:45 Glass meeting at $50. i
Episcopal-The regular order of service
will be conducted by Rev. I. O. Adams,
rector. morning and evening. Sunday
school at 9:45.
Presbyterian, U. s. A.-Rev. Walker
viii preach at II o'clock. Sunday school
at s:45. No service In the evening.
Reeders Notwithstanding Sunday
morning at II o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
Thompson. Sunday school at GAS.
observation-disclosures services morning and
evening Sunday school at 9:45.A. Chris
tian Endeavor at tbs y. m. Rev. D. F.
Taylor. pastor. @ft.
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