The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-10

Mir. Harding then added with a smile that if he did say anything he would say it for The Age-Herald first of all.
  ment was made at Saddlers cemetery with Jacobs in charge.
 The Bessemer Culture club will meet Thursday afternoon, May 14, at the public library at o'clock with the president, Mrs. John M. Martin, pre- siidng. The following programme will be rendered: The ladies will respond to roll call with favorite quotations. paper Harriet Beecher Stowe" Mrs. Gwylym Herbert; discussion; sketch, 1 Augusta Evans Wilson," Mrs. E. l.. Huey; reading. Mrs. T. F. Robinson; Selections from Uncle Toms Cabin,' ,'' Mrs. J. s. Winter
 The ladies of St Aloysius Catholic church will hold a bazar on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the store on Second avenue, formerly occupied by the Morton Hardware company. Meals will be served each day.
 The Bessemer High school baseball team will meet the fast team from the Ensley High school on the Ensley field Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Much interest Is being mani fested in this game as both teams are evenly matched. Coach Wood has not yet announced his batteries but they will probably be Randle and Brown for Bessemer, while Freeman and Cook
 will work for the Ensley nine.
 Dr. and Mrs. Roy Johnston and lit tie son and pr. Johnstons parents have
 moved from Bessemer to Pratt City,
 where they will reside in the future.
 The Pastors Helpers of the First Methodist church will give an organ recital Friday evening at o'clock at the church. The programme will be
 under the able direction of the or
 ganist, Mrs. Harry Tucker Smith, as-
 sisted by Mrs Ike Marks on the vio- lin. No admission will be charged but
 a free will offering will be taken. the
 proceeds to go to the organ fund.
 The Baraca class of the First Meth odist church with Miss Esther Barrett
 as teacher enjoyed a delightful moon light picnic to West Lake last night. , About 10 o'clock a splendid supper was served. The chaperones for the occa- sion were MT. and Mrs. A. C. Mitch .l ell and those enjoying this hopistality iwere: Miss Esther Barrett. Miss Cor
 ina Trotter. Miss Willie Eastis Miss
 Mary Donohoo. Miss Kathleen Keith.
 Miss Bernice Thomas Miss Marjorie
 Williams, Miss Blanche Emithson, Miss Marguerite Keith, Miss Heart and Fletcher Sturdivant, Mac Batson, Da-
 wis Batson. Peyton McEniry. Henry Ad-
 ans, DeCamp Lee. H. NJ Crowder, Rob ert Brooks, Arthur Reynolds, Fred Buck and Wigs Thompson.
 The three-act college play, "At the End of the Rainbow" will be present.
 ed a the high school audit torium Thurs
 day evening at 8:15 o'clock for the
 benefit of Trinity Episcopal church.
 The play is under the direction of Mrs.
 I. B. Moss. The cast of characters is
 as follows: Robert Prescott. James Fitzpatrick: Dick Preston, DeCamp Lee; , Stanley Palmer, owen Williams: Ted Ii Tr bfr,. Tor Attct IAr Wood Price; Douglas Brown, James Lovett; Marion Dayton. Cornna Trot- ter: Nellie Preston, Miss Mary Ham. Phillis Lane. Miss Ann OBrien Kath- leen Knox. Miss Doris Huffman; Elm allie Elliott. Miss Jessie Huey; Elsie Earnest. Miss Laura Brown Louise Ross, Miss Lallah Mae Hyde, Marjorie, Miss Minnie Jackson: Marie, Miss Helen Houppert; Polly Price, Miss Fan nie Mitchell Molly Bruce, Miss Mary Reynolds; Jane, Miss Ethel Adams, the Imp. Miss Nellie Neal; Mrs. Brown, Miss Julia Lawrence.
 Bessemer lodge No 45S, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, will hold spe- cial meeting Monday night at which time the entered apprentice degree will be conferred on four candidates and
 the entered apprentice lecture will be delivered. All members are urged to be II present.
 II In the Bessemer city court Monday morning jury criminal docket will be taken up and a large number of cases have been set for the week.
 The directors of the Bessemer Ath- letic club held meeting last night II at which John Phelps was present and entered the directors and governors department. MT. Phelps was elected at the last meeting to succeed David IT. Fulton, who has gone to Durham, N. c. It was decided at the meeting to stage a vaudeville show in Bessemer in the near future to raise funds for the club. It has been stated that the vau- | deville act will be different from any ever seen in Bessemer and will be under the direction of an exper- fenced director.
 On Sunday morning at II o'clock the | Rev F. w. Trollett of Mount Pleas | First Presbyterian church, while the T. evening sermon will be preached by
 the Rev l. F Swallow who will take
 for his text Happiness" On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the Rev. I. F. Swallow will preach at the Thompson town chapel All are invited to attend this service.
 There will be the usual services at the First Baptist church on Sunday. The. day being Mothers Day" the Rev. M K. Thornton will preach on Mothers Day" The evening service will be held at the regular hour. The Rev NJ K. Thornton. Mrs J. c. B. Gwin and Mrs. E. R. Truss will leave Tuesday for Nashville, where they will l attend the annual Baptist conven- : | tion.
 The Rev. John T. Nolan will conduct | a revival meeting at the Feeders | Methodist church beginning Sunday, May 31 He will be assisted in the series of meetings by the Rev. l.. N. Hartsfield of Wilsonville. Mir Harts- field is well known in the Bessemer district. having preached here before. The members of the First Presbyte- rian church will observe Mothers Day Sunday At both services and at Sun day school all attendants will wear white flowers. An elaborate musical programme has been arranged for the occasion