The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-07
Bessener News

Bessemer. August 6.-(Special Miss Ruth Winters will be hostess to the Forty two club Saturday afternoon at o'clock at her home on Berkley avenue, when she will entertain in compliment to Miss Eff fife Collins of Warrior, who is her house guest
 A Tom Thumb wedding will be given church at o'clock under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society. About 50 chill dren will take part in the affair." The proceeds will go to the church. The recently organized Company D, Ala bama National Guard will meet tomor- row night in the hall on Nineteenth street. Captain Edmundson expects all members to be present at o'clock.
 Funeral services over the remains of Casper Governovitch, a former Bessemer man who was killed Tuesday afternoon by gas explosion in Tarrant City, took place this morning at Cedar Hill ceme- tery. The Odd Fellows had charge of the services.
 Ine Onlteu CndrltleS ndS flaue an ap- peal to the citizens of Bessemer and thesr friends in behalf of the poor of the city. This organization has never before found 1t necessary to borrow money to supply the demands for food, clothing and ice during the summer months. All who are in sympathy with this movement may send their donation of either money or clothing to the home of the president Mrs. E. M. Owen,' 16l6 Fifth avenue. Deputy Sheriff John Smithson arrested Joe Moran, negro. yesterday afternoon charged with stealing COW. The negro was caught while driving the animal from Virginia Mines to his home. His case will be heard Saturday before the Justice of the Peace Percy G. Benton. The play, "rhe District School, which will be presented by thes Wesley Bible class of the First Methodist church, held their first rehearsal tonight in the base ment of the church. The cast of charac- ters will be announced later. Mir and Mrs. Sam Huey entertained a number of their friends tonight at a
 watermelon cutting in the beautiful grove facing their home at L1pscomb. Numer- ous games and a musical programme were the diversions of the evening. Those pres ent were. Miss Ruby Baker, Miss Hattie Self, Miss Vera Bailey Miss Lucyle Self, Miss Eva Calhoun Miss Leila Wood, Miss Ethel Wood. Miss Lila Mae Meharge, l Miss Ethel Stevens, Miss Annie Dunnam, | Miss Kathleen Meigs Miss Gladys Huey. Miss Euyn Chisenhall and Cullman Moore, | Bigham, Lacosta Mckee, Lee Mckee. | Gather Maneharge. Sid Calhoun, Alex ander Jesse Chisenhal, Eugene Roland, and MT and Mrs. Sam Huey | Miss Zelna Lefkovits expects to leave in B few days for Talladega where she will
 be the guest of relatives and friends. l Mrs. Jake Stein of Indianola, Miss, ar rived today to be the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. Sam Stein, at their home on Nineteenth street, for several weeks l Miss Bessie Goodman arrived today to | be the guest of Miss Rosalie Goldberg at
 the home of her parents on Eighteenth street.
 l Merl Decks has returned from a trip through the east.
 l Miss Effie Collins of Warrior will ar rive tomorrow to be the guest of Miss
 Ruth Winters at her home on BerkIey avenue.
 Mrs H. Goldberg will leave in few
 oays for Talladega, where she will be the guest of relatives and friends.
 Miss Mildred and Toto Jaffe of Bir- mingham are the guest of relatives and
 friends in this city flor 10 days.