The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-23
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Bessemer. November 22.-(Special. )-Of- flcer Newt Clements was notified last night that the negro wanted for knocking Mrs. Ellis Dyson down and robbing her of $s2 Saturday morning about 10 o'clock, while she was waiting for a street car on the South Bessemer car line, had been arrested in Tuscaloosa. Officer Clements immediately went to Tuscaloosa, but found that the negro who had been taken off a freight train did not fill the descrip- tion and was not the one wanted.
 Mrs. Amanda M. Mingea, the widow of the late Capt. c. D. Mingea, died this morning at the residence of her daugh- ter. Mrs. J. w. Read, in Ensley. The deceased is survived by three daughters and one son. They are: Miss Ola A. Mingea and Mrs. Reed of iSnsley, Mrs. J. F. Kerin of Talladega and Robert M. Mingea of Bessemer.. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 230 o'clock from the residence of MT. Mingea, 2012 Arlington avenue. 1nterment will be in Cedar Hill cemetery. The fol- lowing will act as pallbearers: E. L.. Read. R. $. Hickman, Dr. William Wal drop. D. W. Owen, Lee Moody and George H. Stevenson.
 George w. Norris a negro. who is charged with 12 cases of larceny, will pe tired Monday morning belore Judge l. A. Lewis. The negro posed as operating a pressing shop at 20S0 First avenue and pawned a large amount of clothing which was brought to him. Much of the recov- cred clothing has been claimed. but there $ sui d large amount which has not been identified.
 There is widespread indignation in Bes- semer today as the result of the poisoning of a number of pet dogs, among them be- ing Jack the mascot of the Bessemer fire department. An investigation Is be- ing made
 A song service was given this evening at o'clock at the First Methodist church by the pupils of Ms. c. J. Severin. The following appeared on the programme: Mrs. Fred Hammille. Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs. U. A. McKinnnon, Mrs. Walter l Lynch, Mrs. Kyle Lawson. Mrs. Percy | Gill, Mrs. J. U. McDonough Mrs. James l Wright, Mrs Rose Olney Mrs. w. Mc- | William, Mrs. R. Furman. Mrs. U. U. Thomas, Mrs. Mammie Bell, Miss Mary l T. Rummage, Miss Nora Sullivan, Miss Louise Dasher. Miss Emma McCarty, Miss Edna Chapman, Miss Rosalie Broomall
 
 | Hams, Miss Robye Walker, Miss Ella Nora | 0 Neil, Miss Maggie Murrah, Miss Blanch l Bradley, and c. Bumgardner, D. C. Van l Merkestin, J. Goldberg Kyle Lawson Mrs. E. Smith will preside at the organ l The Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet tomor- | row afternoon at 3 o'clock in the base ! ment of the church, at which time so- cial service meeting will he held The Pastors Helpers of the First Meth. I odist church will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the basement ol the church.
 The young men members of John Don ! aldsons s Sunday. school class of the First Methodist church viii entertain the mem bers of Mrs. Paul Harvey's class of young ladies tomorrow evening at the church.
 The Castalian Literary society of ths | Bessemer High school will meet tomorrow | afternoon in the school auditorium at o'clock, at which time "Tennysons Day will be observed.
 Albert Estes has returned to St. Ser nard college after spending the week end with his parents. MT. and Mrs J A. Estes of Jonesboro
 Mac Parsons is able to be out aftel a recent illness.
 Mrs. L. Palats and children of Lin don are the guests of Mrs. H. Gold berg.
 Miss Kate Lacey is spending tn, weekend with her parents. pr. ant Mrs E. P. Lacey. and has as her gues Miss Margaret Parker of Birmingham Miss zelna Lefkovits is expected t ,leave this week for Talladega wher,
 she will be the guest of Miss Adel'
 Goldbery.
 T. D. Neetles, Jr.. of Mobile was il
 the city yesterday on business.