The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
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 social services and publicity. were ap- pointed The committee on boys work is as follows: J. C. Vines, Brighton: l.. B. Lanler, Brighton; J. W. Donaldson. Bessemer: T. B. Waller. Walter Riley, Carey Bentley, J. B. Morton. The work to be done is to get every hoy into Sun day school, establish a teachers train inS. class for young men to teach boys maintain a club to study'life problems and establish centers for wholesome amuse- ment and recreation for boys. The com mittee on Bible study is composed of A. G. Hill E. B. Knight, smith Adkins, B. (. Jones, G. A. Nabors H. B. Edwards J, C. Powell and c. l.. Odel. The work to be done by this committee is out lined as follows: Increase the attend ance and interest of the Sunday school. use religious census cards as q basis for campaign to get everyone into Sunday school develop and train teachers in the teachers training class, organize mems and boys classes in the Sunday schools, encourage daily Bible study. The com mittee on missions is composed of Henry Hurd, Dr. J. M. Tubb, J. D. Powell, T. J.. Batson Charles s. Bentley, J. C. Shep- herd, Lee Vines. The work to be done by this committee Is outlined as follows: Develop spirit of missions by study and by special meetings, circulate literature on missions increase the amount of giv- ing to missions put it on g systematic basis, study the mission points on our own district and get the church mem bers to cooperate by going out as work CTS The evangelism committee is com posed of George Martin, w. C. Duffy, N. C. Cooper NJ. c. Williams, W. s. Glazener, w H. Haun, J. l.. Rarden and Homer Hurd. The work to be done by this committee Is as follows: Develop a spirit of evangelism In the churches by special meetings, develop personal work among the church members for those outside the church, have q series of evangelistic meetings for men and organize prayer bands secure the serv- ices of evangelistic speakers for these meetings and place special emphasis to the prayer meeting service. The com mittee on social service is composed of Dr. q. D. Waller, II. D. Weith N. B. Parker, John Randle, T. D. Hood, J. b. Wilson. D. F. Veitch, George l.. Scott. The work to be done by this committee is outlined as follows: Places for recre- alton needed, provision should be made for parks, amusements should be inVestl- gated, proper ones encourage and i'm proper ones regulated. healthfulness of the city investigated proper measures taken for the safety of all, care of the destitute, education of the working class of young men and boys, attention to the sick of the poorer classes, study of the social evil, lectures on sexual hygiene. The committee on publicity is composed of ". P Gum, W. w. Bryant M' Shipp. w C. Baty, George Bainbridge, O. M. Walls, John A. Kidd, J. E. Con noway. The work to be done by this committee Is outlined as follows; Use every method possible to give publicity to the movement In Bessemer give the convention to be held here large amount of advertising and pull for big attend anee give more publicity to the church services.
 The Men and Religion Forward Move ment committee has secured the Picto- rama theatre and services will be held al this place every Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The different pastors of the city, business men and others will do the speaking There will also be meet ing of this committee next Thursday night. February l, at o'clock.
 In the city court yesterday the fof- lowing suits weres filed: Albert Mayne vs. the Southern Railroad company for s1o,000 damages for alleged personal injury.
 Jamie Scott vs. Southern Railroad company for s10,000 damages for being without support while her son Albert Mayne. was suffering from alleged per sonal injury.
 II. w. Wilson and Robert Williams the white men arrested on the charge of stealing a diamond ring from the Spivy- Moore Jowelry companys store on Friday, were bound over to the grand jury yesterday. The men were mt .f,.~r h uF nd t4lu "a county jail.
 I. IT. Whited, 45 years of age, died Saturday morning about 1;30 o'clock at his home in Jonesboro from inJnries received by being thrown from his buggy last week. Just after the acci- dent MT. Whited was taken to the Rob inson. hospital where his wounds were dressed, being moved to his home the next day where he has lain in an un- conscious state ever since. Nh. Whited suffered a fractured skull as well as other injuries. The deceased is sur vived by d wife and six children--Mrs A. K Rande, Homer, Chester, George, ohn and FIossle Whited. two brothers John Whited of this city, Bob Whited of Gadsden and one sister, Mrs. Kilto of Jonesboro. The funeral services will take place Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Jonesboro Baptist church with Rev Carlisle officiating. The odd Eel lows, of which MT. Whited was mem Der, will have charge Interment will take place at the Brighton cemetery. Jacobs & Son in charge.
 Mr. John Madoc one of the oldest and best known citizens in Bessemer. was stricken yesterday morning while eat ing his breakfast in the Bon Ton cafe. He was removed to the Robinson hos pital where he Is reported to be im- proving.
 The funeral of Joe Gagliano, age 3i years, who was shot and instantly kill ed Friday night at his home on Caro- lima avenue by a negro, will take place at St. Aloysius Catholic church at l;31 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Father Kitt-' rick officiating. The deceased is sur vived by wifo and five children Res gina Elena Society, Italian, will have charge of the funeral lnterment win take place at Cedar Hlll cemetery If.cobs & Son in charge.