The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
Eats and Leans to PLAY

The Fats and Leans of the Wesley
Bible class of the First Methodist church
will meet in a game of baseball Thurs
day afternoon at Underwood park. The
lineup is as follows:
,, Fats-W d. Lanier, captain; G. c.
Smith, pitcher; Ellis Houston catcher; w.
E. Surratt first base: George Ross sec
ond base: Farris, third base. John Sapp.
right field; C. A. Vaughn, centerlield; DR..
r. p. McTyiere, leftfield; Bumgardner,
shortstop.
Leans-Eugene Honeycutt, captain; Ber-
ney Clay catcher; Eugene Honeycutt
pitcher: Mac Clay, first base; Hodge, sec
ond base; Ernest Milton, shortstop; Jack
Clay. third base; Rev. George Stoves,
rightfeld; DR.. l.. A. Spencer, leftfield; !;
Eugene Raiden, centerfield
The game comes as a challenge from
the Leans, which the Fats We're quick to
accept
The Bessemer Music club will begin its
study for the winter, October /, at which
time the meeting will be held with Mrs.
Cecil Cowan. The year book has been
made out up to January. The lessons will
alternate with modern history and operas.
Baltzell's musical history will be taken
up also.
president; Mrs. Hugh McEniry. vice presi-
dent; Miss Virginia Mitchell secretary
Mrs. John Perkins, treasurer. The pro-
gramme committee is composed of Mrs.
Rue, Mrs. Hugh McEniry and Miss Julia
Houston.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Jones'
boro Baptist church met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. d. A. Burgess in its regu-
lar business meeting. Plans are being
made to have an oyster supper on Oc-
tober at the home of Mrs Ben Ezell
1t was DECIDED to have the rummage sale
in the vacant store near the skating rink
Thursday. Those present were Mesdames
~. w. Rarden, Ben Ezell. Will Davis, r. s.
Nolan, Vanderberg. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. J. A. Whisnaut
The Christian workers of the First
Christian church will hold social meet
Ing Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Gray at Jonesboro. A
full attendance is urged as important mat
ter will come up before the society,
The prayer meeting services at the
Christian church have been recalled as the
congregation will join in the union serv-
ice to be held at the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening.
The Bessemer Lodge No 45S, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, held a special
theetinS idSt nlSnt at winch time the mas
ter Mason degree was conferred on Jesse
Franklin Smith while the master Mason
lecture was delivered by III. II. Hall.
Fred Terry has let the contract for a
two-story modern residence to- be erected
on Clarendon avenue between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets. When completed
the residence viii cost $500 and will add
another handsome home to the many
buildings on the Southside
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church held an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon in the par
lors of the church and a number of i'm
portant matters We're discussed Sew
efal interesting features are being planned
for the autumn season by the society.
The Woodmen of the WoiId Will hold it's
regular meeting Wednesday night in the
Odd Fellows hall on Second avenue and
the morning, noon and night degree.
new work recently adopted by the lodge.
VIII be conferred on several candidates
by team from the Ensley Woodmen.