The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-21

committee to get up the baskets for the occasion The metter of selecting speak CTS for the occasion is in charge of the executive coTmittee
 Another lodge was added to Bessemer' secret organizations last night when, un- der the able leadership of Rush Randall and G. T. Thomas the Heralds of Lib erty was organized Until the first oi January the following will serve Past grand commander, w. M. Bennett: grand commander, Rush Randall; grand master J. H. Hyward; grand recorder, G. TT Thomas; grand treasurer, George R Davies; grand medical examiner Dr. J. J Winters; grand chaplain. ]. A.. Gafnea grand guide, J. N. Grier; grand warden A. P. Campbell; grand sentinel. ]. D keyser, grand council G. ]. Thoma, Rush Randall and W. M. Bennett Sunday will be the fourth anniversary of the commencement of the pastorate O. the Rev. l. F. Swallow at the First Pres byterian church in Bessemer Much ha, been done under his leadership, amonG them being the erection of their hand some new church, and a church built al Brighton. During the four years the col. lections have been $295S2 .92 All members and friends are requested to attend bott services Sunday.
 Miss Della Bailey was stricken witt apoplexy Friday at 11:30 o'clock and died at 12:50 this morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jeff Clay. She was 60 years old and a sister of Mrs. Jeff Clay and A. s. Bailey. The funeral took place this afternoon, ntennent at Brighton cemetery.
 A number of young people, chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs. II. C. Waller. Miss Genie Frazer and Roy Ling, will enjoy q hay ride Monday night The party will go to West Lake, where refresh ments will be served The list of in vited guests includes Misses Zelna Lef- kovits. May Shaw. Kathleen Waller, Min. nie Jackson, Kathleen Cahill. Lillian Ca hill. Margaret Lewis Helen Honppert Rosebud Mcwillams, Lucille Fielder Emma Gum. Berniee Thomas, Messrs Doc" Lewis, Martin Kennedy, Wortl Lewis. Haley Thompson, Harreli Rush Hal Grigsby. Howard Houppert, Joe Lit. tie. Hugh Battle, Harry Parker. Leslie Hatcher, Palmer Hill, Ralph Roote and Louis Spencer.
 On Sunday night at the High school auditorium Duff Lewis, the son of Mayor l. A. Lewis. will preach his first sermon to the congregation of the First Metho- dist church. This announcement has ere. ete,l much interest among the many friends of this young man who is study ing for the ministry
 MT. Lewis was one of the graduates of the class of 1910 of the Bessemer High school and since that time has been q student at the Divinity college, Durham N. C.
 On Monday night there will be special convocation of Bessemer lodge 45S An cient Free and Accepted Masons, when District Deputy Grandmaster r. A. Hew- fit and number of other prominent Masons will be present. full attend ance is urged.
 Today at the Hueytown church a large crowd enjoyed a Sunday school basket picnic. There were a number of talks made by prominent speakers. The local school Improvement association had charge of the refresbment stands and q neat sum was realized.
 On Sunday. July 2s. the Primitive Rap lists of the district will hold an all day meeting at the Presbyterian church on Fifth avenue and Sixteenth street. There will be talks made in the morning as well as in the afternoon. All Primitive Bap- lists in and around this district are cor dially invited.