The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-25
Bessener News

1 ing here from Indiana, and was well known and greatly beloved. The de-
 ceased Is survived by five sons, Charles Workman, of Tuscaloosa; ". H. Nord.
 man, of Fort Worth, Tex. Harry and Alfred Workman, of Lathem, and John 1 Workman. of Bessemer; her two daugh-
 ters, Mrs. J. F. Weir. of West End, and
 Mrs. W. c. McGrady, of this city, with whom she made her home; one sister,
 Mrs. Carrie Ackenhauser, of Fairview. l The funeral will take place tomorrow ! afternoon at o'clock from the residence
 of Mrs. McGrady, TIT Seventeenth street,
 the services being conducted by the Rev. J. A. Bryant, pastor of the Third Pres byterian church of Birmingham. Inter-
 ment will be at the Brighton cemetery.
 special car will leave Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street at $40 o'clock and will take the funeral party to the cem- etery
 The home of Henry Harris, on Ninth avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine teenth streets, was entered by thieves Ia st night and a large amount of clothing stolen. Annie Jones. negro girl who nursed for Mrs. Harris, was arrested N. fl. and Steele and is being held as an &C.,
 complice pending an investigation. 
 The Buck Short Deestrict High Skule, Will be given at the high school audito- rum Tuesday evening under the auspices
 or the Wesley Bible class of the First
 Methodlst church. A number of the best known men and women of Bessemer will
 take part. John T. McEniry will take
 the part of ''Hezekiah Lafayette sturdi- want" the teacher of the "skule." The Following will be the scholars:
 Ezekiel Plunkett," F. B. Buck: 'Nfiike OFlynn,' T. J. Batson; Grover Cleve-
 land" o. E. Randle; like Plunkett."
 John Donaldson Jeff Davis" Ned
 Marknam; "Hezekiah Hartshorn," J. S.
 tarris; Peter Pepper Peterlsin." l.. F.
 Ward; Jeff Doolittle," J B. Morton:
 Smart Eleck." Robert Mingea; "Thomas
 Jefferson" Herbert Milton; "Jeremia h
 Pettibone," Littrell Trotter; 'srimothy
 Tuck" pr. R. P. McTiere "Ebenezer
 Mclaughlin" T. R. Copeland; Patrick
 Henry T. E. Primer; Buddy Honey suckle'' J. M. Lowery; Mutt Bradford" Archie Aired; Alex Lincoln Honey-
 suckle,' Ellis Houston; Mandy Honey-
 suckle." Mrs. Oscar Harmer; "Jerusha Hartshorn," Miss Maud Buck: "Prude Semaum Jones'" Miss Frances Fitzpat- rick; Experience Bradford" Mabel Lee;
 Patience Hartshorn," Grace Judson;
 Mary Salvation Doolittle." Mrs. Cecil Cowan "Jemima Pettibone'' Ruby
 Bailey; Arizona Peterl<in,' Nettie Bailey; {; Alabama Honeysuckle" Mrs. W. C.. Baty
 The visiting mothers are: Mandy Truck" Mrs. G. G. Neal ''Bridgett O'Flynn," Mrs. w. c. Baty; Hannah Honeysuckle,'' Mrs. R. V. Lee The trus- tees are; Elijah Honeysuckle," Dr. J. H. Downing. Daniel Webster Pettibone," Dr. L. A. Spencer; Patrick Henry Brad ford, John Wright; ''Lige Doolittle" B. C. Jones; Jeremiah Plunkett," Dr. T. F. Robinson.
 Mrs. Cecil Cowan will be hostess to the Music Study club on Wednesday after noon at o'clock at her home on Clar-
 endon avenue. All members are urged to be present.
 The three-act play, True Blue. will
 be given at the Jonesboro school audito- rum on Friday night for the benefit of the Jonesboro Methodist church. Music for the occasion will be furnished by an orchestra.
 Bessemer Chapter No. no, Royal Arch
 Masons. will hold regular convocation tomorrow evening in the Masonic hall on Twentieth street, at which time there will be work in several degrees. The chapter has received an invitation to
 attend big meeting which will be held in Centreviile September 9, when 12 candidates will be given the chapter de- gree.
 The Woman's, Christian Temperance l union will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Haffner on Second avenue. This will be a very important | meeting and all members are urged to be present.
 The many friends of sam Pugh will l regret to learn that he is at the Eliza beth Duncan Memorial hospital, where | he will undergo an operation for appen-
 dcitis.
 Mrs. R. s. Nolan has gone to Alexander City. where she will be the guest of relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mcdowell have
 returned from Jacksonville, where they
 have been the guests of relatives for the | past few weeks.
 Mrs. Martin Barr has returned from Newark, N. J., and New York city. after
 several weeks visit to relatives and | friends
 | J. W. Adams, of Kennedy. visited 1 friends in Bessemer yesterday
 Miss Katie Deramus, of Verbena, ar l rived today to be the guest of Miss Maude
 Buck, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Buck on Arlington ave- | nue.
 Roy E. Ling has gone to Decatur. where he will be the guest of friends
 Miss Mamie and Miss Jesse Garner
 have gone to Gadsden, where they will be
 the guests of relatives and friends. Il Sam Erlick will leave Tuesday for New York, where he goes on business