The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-25

lohiSHt lO tbke cnafSe or further Oper- ations. Those on the board are: E. l.. Huey, J. Furniss Lee, Percy Benton. I. A. Lewis, w. A Simmons, E. L. Read and Dr. T. c. Donald. The board was authorized to appoint four additional members. A meeting will be held dur ing the latter part of this week or early next week, at which officers of the club will be elected
 It was at first proposed that West Lake should be the site of the club, but the committees have two other sites under consideration. Definite action in this regard will be taken in few days
 Dr. Gaines of Richmond college, of Richmond Va, who delivered a series of lectures at the Bible training school in Birmingham, has been secured by the Rev. M. K. Thornton to lecture at the First Baptist church in this city at noon Monday. He will have as his subject on this occasion, Church Eff ficiency." The women of the church will serve a free lunch at the church to all men who attend.
 The pupils of Mrs J. c. Severin will give a song recital Friday night at the First Meth hodist church for the becefit of the church. An excellent programme has been arranged. It was recently announced that the service would be held Sunday night. but it will be given Friday night.
 A mothers meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Clarendon Avenue school at o'clock. This Moth CTS club was recently organized by the teachers of the Clarendon school ahd the Clarendon Improvement asso- citation. The primary grades will sing Thanksgiving song and several selec- tions will be played on the new Vic trola purchased by the improvement association. Mrs. A. A. Persons, presi- dent of the local organization. will read a paper on "The Influence of Music on the Child.'
 Everything is in readiness for the song service to be given at the First Baptist church Thursday evening at 7:3d o'clock. The programme will be as fellows: Organ prelude, Gems from nonezettii' (arranged by HerberD, T. Bryan Waller; hymn, "A1l Hail the Power of Jesus Name." audience; pray CT the Rev. NJ. K. Thornton; anthem choir; solo. "The Song the Angel Sang" t"Wildermire), Miss Annie We've Thornton; scripture lesson, William Hugh McEniry; ladies' two part chorus. Savior, Like q Shepherd" tWilson), choir: solo. "The Lord Is My Light MTS. JoHI e1klllS. 'Oh. Be Joyful" (Beazley), choir; solo, List to the Voice Divine" (JewitD, Cooper Lawler; organ solo, offertory; Alpine Love Song" (Petrie), T. Bryan Waller; trio. "I Love to Tell the Story" (acanor), MT. Bryant, Howard Hal h-ook and MT. Waller; solo, selected, Miss Irene Jenkins; anthem, "The Lord Is King (Ruebush), choir; benediction; postlude.
 The citizens of Bessemer are very in- dipnant at the promiscuous scattering O. poison over the city and each day dogs are reported to have been pois- oaed "Trixie," the 3-year-o old regis tered English spitz dog dled today as result of poison, while Sport" the dog belonging to w. s. Eidge, and one telonging to little Miss Erin Hatcher, died yesterday from poison. A reward of s25 has been offered for the arrest of the guilty party or parties.
 Mrs. Julia Kennedy, wife of E. D.. ] Kennedy. died this morning at o'clock 1 at her home in Yolande after a short illness of pneumonia. She is survived | hy her husband and one son. The fun | cral will take place tomorrow morning I at 10:30 o'clock from the residence in- I terment being at the Yolande ceme- | tcry