The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-28
bESSEMERNE

Bessemer. November 27.--(Special) Work on the five-story building of the
 Bessemer Realty company, which is be-
 ing erected on the corner of Third ave-
 Tue and Nineteenth street is. pro-
 gre ssing rapidly. The frame which con
 sists of reinforced concrete has been completed for three stories, the wood
 en columns which held the cement hav- ing been removed and framework on
 tho fourth floor has been commenced. The work of laying the brick will be- sin early next week, 1t is probable, if the weather permits. Ager & Cline, who have the contract for the erec- ton of tho building, are pushing the work forward as rapidly as possible. Despite the indictment weather q large crowd attended the song service given tonight by the pupils of Mrs. J. c. Severin at the First Methodist church. The recital was given for the
 benefit of the organ fund of the church and a neat sum was realized. An ex- cellent programme consisting of solos, duet, quartettes and organ solos was rendered and was much enjoyed by those attending. The following took | part in the service: Mrs. Walker | Lynch, Mrs. Percy Gill, Mrs. Kyle Law
 son. Mrs. J. U. McDonough. Mrs. Rose 1 Onley, Mrs. J. D. Wright, Mrs. w. Mo- Williams. Mrs. U. U. Thomas Mrs. R.
 Furman, Mrs. Fred Hammill, Mrs. U.
 Smith, Mrs. U. A. McKinnon, Mrs. Ma
 mic Bell. Miss Blanche Bradley, Miss
 Maggie Murrah, Miss Eleanor O'Neill,
 Miss Robbie Walker. Miss Amanda Will Hams, Miss Gladys Propst. Miss Rosa Dw-4 T~yf,r,, MoTn in Miss Edna Chapman, Miss Louise Dasher. Miss Mary T. Rummage. Miss Nora Sullivan, q. Bumgardner. D. c. Van Merkestyn. J. Goldberg and Kyle Lawson.
 The following committee has been named to have charge of the Christ
 mas sale of Red Cross seals in Bes-
 scmer; Mrs. T. D. Lewis, chairman;
 Mrs. George Stevenson Mrs. Rose Huey, Mrs J. E. Wright and Mrs. A. s. Bailey Mrs. c. A. Harris will have charge at Sloss mines Mrs. George Schwartz at
 Feeders, and Mrs. Clarence Cook at
 Jonesboro. The women will make a cs nvass of the city while the seals will also be on sale at all of the drug stores | in the city. As everyone knows, the proceeds of these seals will go to the Anti Tuberculosis association of Ala bama and the seals are already on sale The young ladies of the Bessemer High school entertained the members of the football team and few friends this evening at the home of Miss Marjorie William at Jonesboro. The reception
 rooms were attractivey decorated in high school penants and purple and white, the
 school colors. Numerous contests were
 indulged in after which a musical pro- gramme was rendered. During the even
 ing a salad and ice course was served
 carrying out the color scheme of purple and white. Those who enjoyed this pretty hospitality were: Miss Jean Lem
 bert, Miss Vellette Coleman, Miss Vert na Randle. Miss Annie We've Thornton, Miss Gertrude Burnett, Miss Kathleen .a- hill. Miss Minnie Jackson, Miss Lillian Cahill. Miss Rosalie Goldberg, Miss Ber- ney Gillen, Miss Thelma Bailey, Miss Blanche Smithson, Miss Carrie Belle Smithson, Miss Marjorie Williams and Frank Hughes, Walton Smith, Carl Ross Clarence Hughes, Bryant Cowan, Howard Thaxton, Robert Lee, Willxie Lee, Henry Evans, Fred Calhoun, Herbert Salter, Lee | Martin, Sam Curl, Joe Houston, frank Scott, Gerald Mickle, Griffin Hill, Pro- l lessor Sparks R. sA Mickle, Leon Will Hams and MT. and Mrs. Claude Batson. MT. and Mrs. C. R. Kuchens and others