The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21
BESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer November O-(Special.) ) Mrs. k. NJ owens, president of tho Associated Charities of this city, an nounces that the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company has given the charities a carload of coal to be dis tTibuted to the poor people of the city and that II. l., Badham, president of the Bessemer Coal. Iron and Land company, has sent the society a check for s25 to be used in paying freight on the coal and distributing it to the needy of the city
 Mrs. owens asks that the Thanks giving donations be extra large this year, as much money Is needed with which to buy shoes for children in school, and she asks that the school children also contribute to this fund. There is a place this year for every benny of the money and every stitch of the clothing.
 The local society has been operat- ing here for the past 25 years and there has never been case of real suffering or poverty reported to the society that has not received attention and the unfortunates helped.
 Sunday afternoon at the Grand thea Ire here at o'clock Judge Samuel D. Weakley of Birmingham will lecture on the subject of Prohibition and Law Enforcement" A quartet from the choir of the First Methodist church has been secured to sing during the afternoon and there will be singing Of old songs by the audience
 The most enthusiastic meeting of the FspWorth league held in sometime took place Friday night at the First Meth Cdist church here, at which time off oers were elected for the coming year and 26 new members were added to the rolls of the league. The meeting was very interesting and the largest attendance in some months was pres ent. After the routine business of the evening was finished, the league went into the election of officers for the coming term with the following result: President, John Donaldson; vice pres ident, Howard McEniry; first, second, third and fourth superinteudents, Miss Lorraine Buck, Miss Mabel Lee, Miss Nellie Neal and Miss Nellie Karr; cor responding secretary John Hawl1ins recording secretary, Miss Elizabeth Grove; treasurer Robert Lee.
 The pupils of the Grove School of Music will give 9 recital Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the studio 1916 Third avenue, at which time the following programme will 1oe rem dered; National Medley (Ganter), Will lette Martin; song, My Dolly" Will lie Glasgow: I Begin CWnly). Avis Little; Spring Waltz (Engelmann), Cadie Dodd; song, "playmates," Eu- lalah Furr and Mabel Massey; Rose bud (Ruhe) Ellen Richbourg; piano duet, Eva Neal and Evelyn Porter Sing Robin (Spauldng), Evelyn Por- ter Pretty Sunshine (Greenwald). <. Marguerite Tysinger; piano duet, Eliz- abeta and Marjorie Wood piano solo, ing Turkey" Pauline Powell; May Day (Bugbee), Eulalah Fur; The Woodruff (Brown) Pauline Powell song, "Mammy's Lullaby Eva Neal and Evelyn Porter; Novelty (Renaud), Sahra Martin; song, Pretty Lilies" Mabel Massey; Merry Days (Phelps), Mabel Massey; Honeysuckle Waltz tJohnson), Margaret Leonard; Bedtime Song, Eulalah Furr, Mabel Massey and Margaret Tysinger. Part II. Witches Flight (RusselD, Miss Lula J. Little and Mrs. Grove; Nipples of the Ala bama (Andrews), Miss Iva Leader, Valse Venitienne (Ringuet), Miss Hilda Moore; Sonatinas (ClementD. Miss Helen Drum; College Life (NIorrison) Miss Eva Neal Porter; Meditation (Morrison), Miss Elizabeth Martin Military March glemann) Miss Iva and Garnett Leader; a Tosca CFourjee), Miss Alberta Davidson; Ev- ergreen Waltz (Black). Miss Edna Walls; Traumerei (Schumann), Miss Lula !. Little; recitation "The Prac- tice Hour Miss Helen Drum; Dance