The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
Bessener News


Bessemer. May 31.-(Special)-T Uni.
ted Daughters of the Confederacv will
observe memorial day tomorrow after.
noon in the city park An address will
be made by DR. Byron G. Dozier of Bir
mingham, after which the veterans. sons
of veterans and. the Daughters of the
Confederacy will proceed to Cedar Hill
cemetery, where they will decorate the
graves of the sedead veterans of both
armies The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. Mary Stewart. Y years of age.
died this afternoon at s O'Clock at the
home of her son. Dave Stewart at Bright
son, after short illness. A few days
ago Mrs Stewart suffered a stroke of
paralysis and has been in a critical con
dition ever since, The deceased Is sur
vived by five sons, James, Alex Sam,
VIII and Dave Stewart, two daughters,
Mrs Ellen Reed of Moss Point. Miss.
and Mrs. D. w. Brown of Dolomite The
funeral will take place Sunday afternoon
/ from the Brighton Methodist church. at
4:So o'clock, the Rev. /. r. Swallow, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church. con-
dueting the services. Interment will be
made at the Brighton cemetery.
! Mrs. w. II. Gable died this morning at
10 O'Clock at her home on Fairfax avenue.
She is survived by a husband, seven
! daughters and three sons. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at o'clock.
the Rev. Mr.. Hughes, assisted by r. N.
Carlilse will officiate Interment will be
made at Sadler cemetery.
j. r. Lawley the 17-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lawley, died
today at the home of his parents at 1901
| Carolina avenue.
DR.. G.. w. Macon of Howard college
will deliver the address to the graduating
class of the Brighton school Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock. DR. ]. NJ Shell
burne, President of Howard college, will
speak Tuesday night.
The Jonesboro boy scouts under COM
nand of Scout Master James Foster. re-
| turned this afternoon from tramp across
Shades mountain. The scouts were well
equipped for marching, with tents and
everything needed for the outing
The funeral of Mrs Lauretta Garfield
aged 81 years, who died at her home in
Jonesboro last night, took place this aft
ernoon, the services being conducted by
the Rev. M X. Thornton, pastor of the
! First Baptist church, and the Rev l.
: f. Swallow, pastor of the First Presby-
| terian church. The deceased Is survived
| by her husband and two daughters. In
terment was in Cedar Hill cemetery.
The remains of George Zimmerman, the
| 11-months-old son of l.. H. Zimmerman n
who died at Brighton yesterday, were sent
to Lomax today for burial
! Mrs Roberta Bailey. 40 years of age
died at her home in HueytoWn YESTERDAY
Funeral services were conducted today
with interment in Cedar Hill cemetery
Mrs. Rose Huey and Mrs Charles
| Brownrigg will be joint hostesses at a
lawn party musical to be given Tuesday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock on Mrs Brown
riggs lawn, for the benefit of the new
Sunday school room of the First Bap-
tist church The following programme
will be rendered: Piano duet. selected
| Mrs. Thornton and Orrie Keith; vocal
solo. Mr.. Hagerty; piano solo, Poet and
| Peasant (Sutte), Mrs. Harry Smith; read
ing, Miss Willie Rose of Jinkens: vocal
solo. THE Haunt of the Witches Mrs
j. e. Wright; violin solo (march from
! Tannhauser), Mrs. Ike Marks. Part two
! Vocal duet, See the Pale Moon" (ca-
price,: Mrs Wright and Mrs. Brownrigg
reading, selected, Mrs. Moss; piano solo,
vale op 64, No. ?, Chopin, Miss Houston:
vocal solo, selected, Mr.. John Goude-
lock; piano solo, selected, Orre Keith
! vocal solo, Mrs. Lynch of Birmlngham
piano solo, selected, Miss Houston vocal
solo, Mr. Eastman.
,he United Charities and Hospital
! board will hold its regular monthly meet
| ing Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
the home of the president Mrs. E. NJ
| Owen, on Fifth avenue. They are maxi
| ing an appeal for clothing for children
between the ages of is months and Is
years.
! The regular services of the First Pres
| byterian church will be conducted by the
| PASTOR the Rev. T. F Swallow. The Rev
| L. b. Holmes of the Vine Street Presby-
| terian church will preach at the eyen-
| ing hour beginning a series of services
to continue through the week, with
| preaching twice day
Mr. Henry l.. Strickland, the Baptist
Sunday school worker of. the state Of
| Alabama. will deliver an address Sun
/, day night and present diplomas to a
| dozen more of the members who have
completed the course of study in the
Sunday school manual training book
| The regular services will be held at
] the Brighton Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the Rev l. F.
! Swallow filing the pulpit.
J. Malcolm Russell Injured
| ]. Malcolm Russell, a compositor on
| The Age Herald, was painfully but not
| seriously cut in a scuffle with Don
Mclaughlin, another compositor in the
| composing room of The Age Herald
last night about o'clock Following
| the affray Mclaughlin continued at
work until about II o'clock last night
when he was placed under $500 bond
on charge of assault with intent To
murder, preferred by w. H. Russell. n
brother of the injured man
l<fnemacOlOr and Talking Pictures Mt
the Alcazur Theatre
What is said to be the greatest sem
sation of the age, Kinemacolor pictures
and talking pictures are to be at the