The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-16
Bessen1er News

Bessemer, May 15.-(Special.)-The Bes- semer board of education held its regu- lar meeting last night in Superintendent Persons office at the high school build ing. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Dr. R. ". Wal drop, president; pr. R. P. McTyiere, vice president; Superintendent A. A. Persons, secretary.
 The annual election of teachers was postponed until the next meeting to be held in two weeks. A carefully prepared budget was agreed upon by the board and will be submitted to the city coun- cil at the next meeting.
 The entire day was taken up with the hearing of Sarah Newsome ys. the Jeff ferson Fertilizer company. She is seeking to collect alleged damages done property belonging to her by fumes from the ferti lizer plant. The jury in the case went out to the plant this afternoon to visit Il the scene.
 In the Bessemer city court this morning ! the following suit was filed: Joe Plaia & Co. vs. the Sun Insurance company of
 
 cover s9o0 alleged damages on household \ furniture that he claims was destroyed ! or damaged by fire at his residence on 4 First avenue on November IT, 1911. I The grocery store of Wall Bros. at lThompsontown was entered by thieves
 last night and fl pairs of shoes, a large quantity of ladies' underwear, over lans hose and groceries were stolen. En- Itrance was gained by forcing the bars lat the window. A white man by the tname of Charlie McDaniel was arrested iby Officers Ross and Childers, charged Iwith the robbery. Practically all the lstolen goods has been recovered, they Iwere located in a vacant house at Feeders. \ The board of trustees of the Car fnegie library held meeting at the klibrary this afternoon and the report Eof Mrs. Moro Golson, librarian, was <received It was decided to stain the Hhoor of the library and have a general Ncleaning up made
 4 On Friday night, May IT, the library Association of the public school of IBrighton will serve ice cream and straw |Iberries in the vacant store next to the |Icity hall. The proceeds will go to the Ischoor library.
 M Mrs Joseph Bohaka and Lena Mas (4sard, both Syrians who peddle embroid- kry in the Bessemer district, were held hp at Bedding camp last night, ac- tcordng to the story they told at the 3sheriff's office by three negro women nf lin money and embroideries valued at The Young Mems Hebrew league will |tgive their monthly entertainment at |their club rooms on Second avenue Thursday night. Isadore Shapiro of Bir- Nmingham will deliver an address. his |ksubject being. "The Germ of Money |Esm.'
 The marriage of Miss Louise John |Ison and MT Richard J. Lanier was sol (yemnized tonight at g o'clock at the lLFirst Baptist church. The church was Beautifully decorated in ferns palms land cut flowers. Preceding the cere- |kmony musical programme was rem |dered. Miss Julia Turner of East Lake &sang- of I had Thousand Lives 10 Hive I'd Live Them All for You" Miss Iii Laura Jones sang "The Hour That Gave
 
 |ksohn's wedding march, played by MT |hBryan Waller, the bridal party entered .IThe ushers, Charles Long and Dr. w IS. Mims, approached the altar The
 bride beautifully gowned in white net Iover white satin trimmed in real lace, karrying a shower bouquet of brides 3foses with the maid of honor, Miss jMary Reynolds. in white over pink with Sbink ribbons and carrying a shower Hnouauet Of pink roses, met the groom
 hnd his best man. Mir. David Trotter kht the altar. Rev. J. s. Glasgow of
 Moodlawn performed the impressive Aeremony Immediately after the cere-
 Imony the. bridal party went to the home
 ,f Mrs. W. D. I.anier, the grooms
 mother. where they were entertained
 Mr. and Mrs Lanier will go to Wood
 avn tonight where they will reside in
 Future.
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