The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11


 l this district are invited to attend the
 meeting as il is the last that will be | held at the theatre plans are be-
 ing made to hold open air meetings during the summer.
 Rose Huey. clerk of the Bessemer city court, and his office force are | lusy preparing transcripts to go to the
 supreme court on April 19. There will 1 be about eight cases to go up from
 this court. As next week is supreme court call recess of two weeks will 1 be taken by Bessemer court after
 which a jury civil docket will be 1 taken up.
 There will be song service at the
 irst Baptist church tomorrow night
 at s o'clock at which time the fol-
 lowing programme will be rendered 1 DoNology; prayer anthem, Make Joyful Noise tBeazelY), choir: quar-
 tet. Come, Spirit, Come" CTowner) Volunteer quartet; solo. My Loved 1 One Rest (Bird), Miss Annie We've 1 Thornton; anthem, AS a Heart Pant eth' DLarman), choir: solo, "Hosanna'' 1 tGravier) Miss Irene Jenkins; trio. God Be Mereiful Unto Me- Parry), 1 Howard Holbrook Walter Bryant and Mrs c. II. Brownrigg; anthem. "'rhe Lord of AIT Geace), choir; guar te.t
 Rock of Ages (Towner), Volunteer quartet; offertory duet. Abide With Me tRome), Mrs. c. H. Brownrgg anG Mrs. J. H. D. Smith: anthem, "GlorIous Things of Thee Are Spoken" (Fin- more), choir; solo, While Thou Art Near" tRolfe). Mrs. John Perkins, duet "Crucifix' (Faure), Louis Mil ton and Hode Eastman; double quar- tet By Babylcn's Way" (GounodJ Miss Irene Jenkins Miss Annie We've
 Thornton. Miss Winnie cowan. Miss | Frances Fitzpatrick, Louis Milton. Howe Price, Hode Eastman and pr
 Wood Price; anthem, Come, Sound His l Praise" (Beubush). choir. The follow ! ing compose tho choir: Mrs. Rose fiuey | Mrs Howard Holbrooll, Mrs. G. Her bert, Mrs. John Perkins, Mrs. c. IT
 lrownrigg, Mrs. N. B. Parker, Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss Annie We've | Thornton, Miss Ina Powell. Miss Lizzie | Herbert. Mrs. M P. Reynolds. Mrs George Ross. Mrs. I. H. D smith, Mrs. i !. A. Majors, J. M Shipp, W. w. Bryant. 1 Dr. l.. M Barnett, Bruce Majors, How
 ard Holbrook and G. Herbert. They will be assisted by the Volunteer quartet l of Ensley, which is composed of Har- | " Davis, L. l.. Whittle, Barney Wade and w E. G. Coates. Also Miss Irene
 Jenkins Miss Frances Fitzpatrick Miss 1 Winnie Cowan, pr. Wood Price, Howe
 Price. Hode Eastman and Lewis Mill
 ton. Mrs High McEniry and T. Bryan N ailer, orSanists.
 Everything is in readiness for the opening of the Bright Star cafe in the handsome new quarters in the Bessemer Realty building, Thursday afternoon. April 15, from to n
 o'clock. Half of the proceeds taken
 in at this time will go to the local United Charities and there will be mu- sic furnished by an orchestra while l carnations and souvenirs will sbe given
 to the ladies. The new quarters of the cafe have tile floor with plat I glass mirrors all around the wall just above the wainscoting. There are largo hand painted pictures above the mir TOTS and these are copies of famous
 scenes in Holland, Spain. France. Italy and other countries. From the entrance | to the rear of the cafe there is a mar
 b1e counter while tables placed as well. as several private dining rooms furnished
 The church announcements for to- morrow are as follows:
 At the first Presbyterian church Sun
 day morning the regular communion will be observed at the II o'clock serv- -
 ices, the pastor, the Rev I. F. SHal- low presiding. At the evening hour
 MT. Swallow will take for his theme,
 'Isaiahs vision of Service
 The Rev. E. E. Washburn will fill : the pulpit at the Brighton Presbyterian 7 church at the evening services. ) The Rev. J. k. Waller will preach | at the Brighton Methodist church to- morrow morning at II o'clock and the 2 evening services will be held espe- cially for the girls.
 The Rev w D. Houston will lecture at the Lipscomb Methodist church to-
 morrow evening, taking for his sub
 ject, "The Better Farther On" The
 Houston brothers quartet will render several selections.
 The usual services will be held at the Church of Christ tomorrow morn , ing and evening by Evangelist xer foot He will take for his morning theme" Is Baptism Essential to Sal vation," and chart service will be held at night, the subject being "The Prodigal Son..
 The annual open meeting of the Bessemer Culture club will be held Thursday afternoon instead of April 22 as was planned. The hours will be from 3:30 to 5:3O o'clock at the home
 of Mrs. Joseph S. Winters. on Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street. A splen- did musical programme is being ar ranged and Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch and
 Mrs. L. J. Haley will address the meet ing.
 Mrs. Frank Pitts, 36 years of age
 died yesterday afternoon at her home
 at Marble after short illness of pneu- monia. The deceased is survived by her husband and three small children The funeral took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence, inter ment being at Marble cemetery great deal of interest is being manifested in the story telling hour which is held every Saturday after noon at the public library under the auspices of the Bessemer Culture club and this afternoon a large crowd of children were present to hear the stories told by Miss Jesamine Roberts of Birmingham. The children were very attentive and appreciative ant Miss Roberts told the stories in an un- usually interesting manner, the rclu- sion of each being received with much applause. The story telling hours will be continued every Saturday through | out the summer.
 + The Sunday school class of Mrs. 6 G. Neal of the First Methodist will give an entertainment Thursday after noon in the basement of the church The committee on arrangements is