The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14
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Bessener News

T. J. Slnltn Ns- the blTnlnsnaln RAILWAY, Light and Power company for s1oo,ooo damages for the death of his son. It will be remembered that Howell smith was killed when the wagon in which he was driving was struck by Bessemer special of the Birmingham Railway.
 Light and Power company on June 7 1913, when he was attempting to cross Nine
 teenth street at Eighth avenue. The docket set for the week is as follows:
 Aaron Earl vs. the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company. damages; E. P. Jones vs. Morris Adler, ct al. damages. Joe Gale vs. the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and
 Iron company, damages; Toosle Wheeler
 Mercantile company vs. W. R. Mcclure. Jr, assumpsit; Jim Spencer. pro ami vs.
 the Woodward Iron company, damages;
 P. J. Smith vs. the Birmingham Railway.
 Light and Power company, damages;
 Walter Williams vs. the Citizens bank, Mack and Jack Clay damages: Mrs. Iiz- zie Gibbons ys. the Birmingham Railway
 Light and Power company, damages; Amelia Myers vs the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company damages; James Tucker vs. the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company. dam ages; Sophie Randolph vs. the Brming- ham Railway, Light and Power company. damages; Tom Jones vs. the Atlanta. Bir- mingham and Atlantic Railroad company, damages; Nath Nixon vs the Woodward Iron company. damages; Sarah Jones vs. the Woodward Iron company, damages; J. M. Anderson, ct al. vs. w. J. Wins lett. assumpsit; Zack Stein vs Wil Fan cher. assumpsit.
 Two cars or S6 tons of s-inch pipe left Bessemer today over the Frisco for Port land. Ore. The shipment was made by the local plant of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company.
 The second institute to be conducted by the state field secretaries of the Alabama Sunday School association will be held Sunday afternoon and night. June IA At this meeting Mrs. s. P. Moore of Bir- mingham, state teacher training superin- tendent. and Leon c. Palmer of Mont gomery. general secretary Alabama Sun day School association will discuss such topics as The Modern Sunday School" Teacher-Training," Holding the Teen Class" The permanent efficiency cam paign of the Alabama Sunday School as- sociation will be launched in Bcssemer on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. A strong committee of Christian business men, of all denominations, will be in charge of the campaign.
 Beatrice Smith, a negro woman. was shot and killed last night about 9:3o o'clock at her home at Fossil mines by her husband, Walter Smith
 The local organization of Women's Christian Temperance union have elect ed the following delegates to attend the county convention which will be held in Birmingham at St Johns Methodist church, Thursday. June IS: Mrs. 5. P. Orr, Mrs. E. E. Clark Mrs. P. J. McAdory, Mrs. George McFee. alternates, Mrs. N. V. Gaines of Jones' boro. The officers of the union, Mrs. A. c. Hafner Mrs. M P. Reynolds and Mrs. F. B. Hill, will also attend the meeting. The delegates will leave Bes- semer at 8 o'clock and the day will be taken up in the discussion of many matters of interest.
 The concert which was to have been given Sunday afternoon in the city park under the auspices of the Civic Improvement association has been postponed until a later date as sev- eral of the musicians who were to have taken part are unable to be pres ent. These concerts have been given before and were much enjoyed by the citizens of Bessemer.
 The subjects of the Rev. l. r. Swal- low of the First Presbyterian church for Sunday are as follows Morning Thou Hast Searched and Known Me- evening, "Seemeth to Have"
 The subjects of the Rev George Stoves of the First Methodist church for Sunday are as follows: Morning, The Call of the Master;" evening, "Evangelistic Service"
 The Matrons' club will meet with Mrs. John Perkins on Wednesday, June IT, at her home on Berkley avenue.
 Miss Kean, head nurse of the Eliz- abeth Duncan Memorial hospital, and Miss Glazenor, the operating room nurse, will leave Tuesday for Chicago. Detroit, Toronto and other northern and eastern points. They expect to be absent about six weeks. During the absence of Miss Kean, Mrs Clode of will act as head nurse, while Miss Parker will have charge of Miss Glazenor's work.
 Miss Rachel McAllister was the in- spiration of delightful surprise party given by her cousin. Miss Nova Win ters. Games and musical selections were the diversions of the occasion, after which an ice course was served Those present were Miss Lois and Miss Estelle Porter, Miss Myrtle and Miss Lucille Self. Miss Ellen Cooper, Miss Gladys Carmichael, Miss Louise Hardy, Miss Rachal McAllister. Miss Mamie Vines. Miss Nova and Miss Lily Win ters, Edward Rodgers, James Wyatt, Foster Watkins Tom and Clyde Win ters, MT. and Mrs. J. II. Self.
 Miss Maude Buck will pc hostess to the Bachelor Girls Thursday, June IS, at her home on Arlington avenue.
 Nathan Kartus. the son of Mir and Mrs. Sam Kartus. who is at Johns Hopkins, in Baltimore. where he un- derwent an operation. Is reported to be doing nicely.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Lip scomb Methodist church will give an | entertainment at the church Monday ! evening for the benefit of the church 1 The admission will be 10 cents for | adults and 5 cents for children under | l2 years of age.