The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-13
Bessener News

Bessemer. June 2.-lSpeciai)- the regular meeting of Company D, Dr. A. s, Fitzpatrick was elected first lieutenant; Eugene Ragsdale was elected second lieu tenant, while A. D. Maddox was elected quartermaster: Hugh Milligan was ap- pointed first sergeant by Capt Lacey Ed mundson.
 Capt. ]. D. Carlisle of Birmingham was present and assisted in the examinations
 In the Bessemer city court today a verdict was returned for the dependant in the case of Sarah Cunningham vss C. B. Moseley. The plaintiff was seeking , damages for the alleged false arrest of her husband In the case of J. F. Me- Pherson vs. J. J. Jordan a verdict was returned for $25. The plaintiff was seek ing damages it being alleged that he was injured when the buggy in which he was riding was struck by an automobile driven by the defendant
 The Chambers McAdory chapter, Chil- dren of the Confectionery held regular business meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.. B. Bradley on Third avenue. Mrs. E. l.. Huey. and Mrs. T. F. Robinson met with the children and only routine business was transacted te- freshing punch and tempting ice course was served
 J. Henley, formally of Bessemer died Thursday morning at the Birmingham in firmary. after a long illness. The re- mains were sent to Dearing, Ind, for in- torment.
 A Sunday school rally will be held June IA at the First Christian church and Sun cay school. Each member is earnestly requested to make every effort to have this the greatest rallv the school Eas ever had.
 A wedding which IS of much interest In this city will be 'ieinnized Thursday aft i, ernoon. June 1S when Miss Margaret Mo1e of McCal.a will be united in mar rlago to Mir Eugene Mckinney, of Bcs- semer. The Rev. Jonn T. Nolen of Me Calla will be the officiating minister. The bride-to-be is the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. w. Moore and is one of the most popular young ladies in the iowei part of the county, while the groom is well known and popular young man of Bessemef Gnd holds a position with the Louisville and Nashville Railrcad company at Tuscaloosa. The yoLi,g
 
 ceremony for Tuscaloosa where they will make their future home.
 Miss Nora Winter was hostess last evening at a surprise party in eompli- ment to her cousin, Miss Rachel Mccall lister. Various games and contests were indulged in, after which a delicious ice course was served. The guests included Miss Lois and Miss Estelle Porter, Miss Myrtle and Miss Lucyle Self, Miss Ellen Cosper. Miss Gladys Carmichael. Miss Louise Hardy Miss Rachel McCallister Miss Mamie Vines, Miss Nora and Miss Lily Winter and Edward Rogers. James Wyatt, Foster Watkins, Tom and Clyde Winter and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Self A moonlight picnic was enjoyed last night by a number of young people of 1 Brighton. The party comprised: MT John | Nance Mir. Harry Haskins MT. Nosmer Farr MT. D. L. Robertson, Mr. J. P. Estes, Mr. c. E. Crawford, Miss Pearle Jones, Miss Bennett, Miss Ethel Jones' l Miss Ruby Lee Baker Miss Margaret Haskins, Miss Maude Estes and MT. and Mrs. Willie Rascaff. The party visited Fairfield, Ensley and a number of other points in the district.
 | The Sunday school class of MT. J. J. | Karr of the First Methodist church was delightfully."- entertained last evening at his ome. Various games were enjoyer by the young people. after which sand wiches, punch and an ice course were served The guests were the class mem- | bers: Maurice Baty, Steward Karr, Ciar- ence Lee, Herbert Byars, Bruce Rags dale and Willard Karr, Miss Nellie Karr | and Miss Alice Donohue.
 1 The members of the First Presbyterian church and Sunday school enjoyed de- l ightful outing today at Avondale park. l This Is the second time the school has gone to this resort, which is considered an ideal place for a picnic.