The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-23

/ Friday the Bessemer team will meet the
team from the Birmingham Medical col
| iege at Underwood park. The local team
has not been defeated this season and
is stronger than ever before.
Fl. G. Christilieb, who has been a mem
ber of the detective force of this city for
several months, has resigned to accept
a position at the Bessemer rolling mill
Mr.. Christilieb has done excellent work
since he has been a member of the force.
Much interest is being manifested in
the survey which is being made along
the Mineral branch of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad towards Blue Creek
1t has been stated on good authority
that the survey is for the Tidewater line
on its way to Tuscalosa. and is an entire
" different route from that formerly sur
veyed and which was supposed to be the
permanent line.
DR.. J. II. Phillips of Birmingham will
deliver a lecture to the pupils of the Bes-
semer high school in the auditorium Fri
day morning at 1890 o'clock. This will
be the fourth of a series of lectures by
prominent educators, arranged by Super
intendent A. A. Persons.
The funeral of little yelma Moses. the
22-months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Moses, who died at the home of
its parents at Brighton yesterday, after
& short illness of spinal meningitis. took
place this morning at 10:3O o'clock. inter-
ment being made at Oak Grove ceme-
! terry
| The Ladies' Aid society OF the Jones'
boro Baptist church held its regular meet
| ing yesterday afternoon at the home of
| Il a nj q
cussed for the white sale to be given
at an early date. Those present were
| Mesdames Will Davis, Ben Ezel. TAYLOR,
! Blackstock, Bryant. Parsons. r. w. Car
lisle and Miss Effie Carlisle.
Birmingham is making an effort to
1 have the uniform rank of Woodmen of
the World to take part in the parade on
Friday, and If the Bessemer battalion
turns out there Will be about 100 men
in line, making a good showing In their
new uniforms. There are five companies
| in the district, and all viii he in the
march II they decide to come out
Mrs George G. Meals Sunday school
! class of the First Methodist church spent
| Monday evening most pleasantly at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Bailey. Domi-
noes and H'orty-two We're played, after
which delicious refreshments were served.
A moonlight picnic has been arranged
| for the near future.
In East Bessemer next Sunday there
will be an all day singing at the Cum
| herland Presbyterian church. The music
| will be conducted by Jesse Hardin .and
| j. D. Stalmaker, with others assisting.
Dinner viii be served on the ground.
| Charlie George left this morning for his
| home, Hong Kong. China, after having
conducted Tor many years a laundrv in
this city, which he sold. He will engage
in business in Hong Kong.
| The d. I. T. r. club, which IS composed
of a number Of young ladies, met tonight
at the home Of Miss Leah Schwabachers.
| Pink and green We're the colors chosen
/ for the affair, ferns and cut flowers be-
| ing employed in the decorations. Whist
was the feature of the evening After a
| series Of games tempting refreshments
/ were served. Those present We're: Misses
| Ida Kartus, Pearl Wenstein, Dora Vein
| stein, Dora Barr, Jean Fraser, Corrinne
Goldberg Beck Jessel. Mrs. Joe Block
of Montgomery and Mrs. Phil Ripko.
A party of men left Bessemer, yesterday
| afternoon for Blue Creek where they will
| spend week fishing. Among those In
the party We're Harry Grigsby, A. Nat
| Hawkins. A. B. McFaull and Harold Rog-
ers. Father NJ f. kittriclSa expects to
join the party Wednesday. tS
Mrs. Sydney Stamm ef Gadsden is visit
| ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs j. Marks
Carson Griffin is i'll at the home of his
mother, Mrs. ]. P. Griffin
Miss Alice Stollenwreck of Baltimore
was the guest of Miss Isabel Curry yes
terday.
Mrs. L. w. Lee has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Battlefield, Miss.
c. W. Nixon made business trip to
Admission today.
n. Columbo is in Bessemer on business.
Mrs. Phil Gulley and little daughter OF
| Meridian, Miss, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Little.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Eddins, Mrs G. d.
iYTownsend and Miss Ola Davis motored
from Tuscaloosa yesterday and were the
guests of Mrs. G. Il. Abbott
Miss Emily Gay Abbott and Mrs. Harry
McGHhey of Tuscaloosa are guests Of
Mrs T. II Ahbott