The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-07
MEN AND RELIGION MEET IN BESSEMER
General and Personal News of City-Presiding Elder
 Brandon to Preach

Bessemer, January 6.-(SpeciaD. .-Tomor- row afternoon at the First Baptist church at o'clock will be held a meeting of the Men and Religion Forward movement by the men of all churches. The meet ing will be presided over by Hugh Lati- mer chairman of the auxiliary towns committee. R. c. Barton will deliver an inspiratcnal address to the men. The object of the movement is to interest men in Christian work in the five branches to be pushed forward-Bible study, mis- sions, evangelism, social service and boys work This movement Will be formally launched in Bessemer today. Bessemer is one of the l4 centers to be looked after by Birmingham and then Bessemer will look after it's surrounding towns From February to 10 a big six day campaign will be held in Birmingham at which national experts will be present. .s.a
 Tn the city court this morning the fol- lowing suit was filed Joe Eckoff vs. the Louisville and Nashville railroad for s20O damages to property which he rented.
 Passenger train No 10 on the Louisville and Nashville railroad which was due in Bessemer at 1O:So o'clock was delayed 1Ia hours, caused bysa wreck on the Hell ena and Blocton division Ila
 Friday was a vety busy day in railroad circles. More cars were handled on this day by the Louisville and Nashville rail- road than any day since 1907
 The wedding of Mrs. Ludella Isabel and MT. Marion J. Wesson of Flint Hill, oc- | pnrrpd Wa1DpS1au at bntna tho brides brother, Roger Dement, in Jones' boro, the ceremony being performed by | Rev. H. J. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Wes- son will reside at Flint It'll where the groom is engaged in dairying,
 | The High school improvement associa- tion will hold its regular meeting on | Tuesday afternoon at 2:40 o'clock when | | tea will be given complimentary to the patrons of Bessemer and the board of education. A short special programme will be rendered but the business session will be dispensed with. The men are especially invited to be present and see the work done by the association and also enjoy the tea.
 Miss Jeanie Fraser delightfully enter tained at box party at the Bijou theatre yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Ha- | gel Rubbish of Meridian. After the per l formance the party enjoyed refreshments at Nunnally's. Those present were Miss Hazel Aubush, Miss Mildred Jaffe, Miss 1 Benney Gillen, Miss Ethel Gillen, Mrs. Ben Boshliitz and Miss Fraser.
 The honor roll of the music class of St. | Aloysius Catholic school for the month oi | December is as follows: Juniors. Miss Ruby Thomas. Miss May Fontain, Miss | Hildred Hatcher, Miss Gay Kennedy, Miss Louise Miller Miss Rozzie Gafnea, Miss Lenora Batiste, and Master Seaborn Jones {, Seniors, Miss Helen Marsh. Miss Lorinne | Donegan, Miss Diva McDaniels, Miss | Florence Gager, Miss Ruby Ragsdale | Miss Julia Netteman, Miss Lottie Gran ger, Miss Frances Weller, Miss Rosalit Goldberg, Miss ZeIma Lefkovits and Mas l ter Clayton Kennedy.
 {, The first quarterly conference will bt l held by Presiding Elder Frank w. Bran don at II o'clock Sunday morning al 1 the Jonesboro Methodist church. Rev l.. D. Patterson. the new pastor. will bs in charge. having arrived with his fami ly to take up the work.
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