The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-05
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 Late Ralph Naylor-List of
 New Pblic Library Books
 | l!essemer, June i.-tSpecial) The re- | lvival to be conducted by Rev. M. K. Thornton at the Baptist church was formally opened this morning at the II o'clock services and Rev HC Risener l of Murfreesboro. Tenn. preached an able we'll known evangelist and in spite of the extreme heat of Inc day. every pew l in The church was comfcriably filled. The text of the sermon was The lln- mortality of Transfer,' and this theme was developed into d treatise on brother | ly love and sharing the crosses of human | ity. A bit of the speakers wit was in troduced in his relating of the parable of the Good Samaritan when he said that | Some men are so closely allied to donkeys that they would not permit an- other man to ride their animal'' The congregation remained throughout the hours talk. splendid evidence of the vis- iting minister's powerful delivery and ability to make an interesting address.
 The services will continue through the next two weeks. during which time the Rev. Risener will be assistant to the pas tor. and the hours will be 10 o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the evening The musical feature of the revival vii, be in charge of R. A. Crawford, a noted choir leader of Kentucky, who accom- panies Rev. Risenef on his evangelistlc tours,
 Monument to NaylOr The Bessemer Camp. Woodmen of the World, No. IS, held it's impressive me- morial exercises this afternoon at the un- yelling of the monument erected to it's late sovereign, Ralph Naylor, at the Brighton cemetery. A large gathering of friends and fraternal comrades of the de- ceased were present The monument is of dark marble, patterned after the stand ard model of the Woodmen of the World monuments
 The orator of the occasion was Dr. W. A. Lovett of Birmingham and the music was rendered by the quartet composed of w. c. Baty. w. A. Reid, L. L. whittle and Bryant Waller, who supplied the va cancy caused by the death of MT. Nay Tor.
 New Books Ordered The list of books to be ordered this month for the public library has been completed by the librarian, Mrs. Nora Golson, and is as follows:
 Fiction-'The Long Roll," Johnston; ''The Good Old Days," Bell Prince or Chauffeur Perry; Gray Days and Gold" Winters; Miss Tibbie Gaultp Basher; Sweet Clover, Burnham; 'Jewels Story Book" Burnham; Miss Pritchard's $ Wedding Trip Burnham; ''Fortunes Of Oliver Horn" Hopkinson Smith; 'The Story Girl" Montgomery; .sThe Vision ary,' Susan Glaspell Adventures of a Modest Man." Chambers iThe Cabin Stewart E. White; Jack Balington," Forester Moore; Keeping Up W.rh Liz, zie,'' Irving Bachelor; Miss Livingston's Companion" Dillon; "Old Reliable Dick son; Robert Kimberly" Speakman; Whats His Name?' McCutcheon; "The Harvester" Porter; 'The Cardinal" Por- ter; "Rutledge Rides Alone" Comfort; She Buildeth Her House." Comfor,; "The Jushlins,'' Opie Read; "On the &c., vance," Opie Read; My Lady of the south," Parrish me Price of the .Prai- ries.' McCarter; The Prodigal Judge,'' Kester; Arms and the Woman Mo Grath; "A Million a Minute, Douglas; White Aprons Douglas; .~Tillie A Men nonete Maid" Martin.
 Miscellaneous-"Fact Fancy and Fla tle,' Riddall; Briefs and Public Oues- tions," reference for debates, Ring malt.
 Juvenile Works-"The Little Prin- cess.' Burnett; "Dr. Dodd's School" Ford; Two Little Confederates," Page: "krag and Johnnie Bear" Seton: Eye bright" Coolidge; Captain June," Rice; i've volumes of the Little Pepper books coinpletin gthe series" Sidney; Rover Ecys on the Farm" Rover Boys on the Kivcr," Rover Boys at College" '.Ro- yer Boys Down East Winfield: By cry Such Boy" smith, Stories of the Gorilla Country" pr. Chaille, Wild Life Under the Equator" Dr. ChailIe; The Sllortstop," Grey; 'Jan off the WIndmil.' Ewing: "Chid Stories and lslNmes, PantOOn. 'k1unap ped,' Ste venson; The Red Mustang Stoddard.
 U. D. c. Meeting
 The local chapter of the |. D. C. will hold their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Waller Aside from the importance of he occasion because of the annual cleo lion, of offices, they will have as their gues Mrs. Fl. D. Longstreet who will be in the city as the postma ster from Gainsville Ga. to receive instruction in regard to the Postal banking sys- tenn The honor guest Is the wife of General Longstreet, a distinguished Confederate officer of the civil war, and ,he courtesy extended to Mrs Long street is a declded appreciation of her Ihusiands noble work and a pretty compliment to her, coming as it does from an organization whose purpose it is to perpetuate the memory of the ConIedrates.
 Children's Exercises The Children's Day exercises held at the Presbyterian church tonight by the sunday school pupils consisted of an, excellent programme of songs and reef tations. Mrs c. B. Hollingsworth played several beautiful preludes upon the pipe organ and Miss Lucille Malone sanz ''His i;Ss l. on tiIe Sparrow, With the organ accompaniinent.
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