The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-03
Oklahoma and went to work for Jack Snow, farmer near Taylor's Ferry No
 motive for the act is known.

strong, passed through BeSS5mer this alt ernoon about oclock on a hike from Tuscaloosa to Chattanooga. The boys were under the direction of Professor Til- lery and left Tuscaloosa yesterday morn ing. They were joined in Bessemer by Tom Hall Mitchell, who accompanied them to Birmingham. The boys attracted much attention marching through the city in their uniforms with knapsacks over their shoulders. They expect to be gone about 10 days
 The closing exercises of the Jonesboro schools will be held Thursday morning, at which time the public is invited to be present and inspect the work done by the pupils during the year. which will be on display. The following programme will be rendered: Song, by school; solo, Miss Eudora Saunders; recitation, Frank Burnett; song. by first grade; solo, se- lected, Prof J. D. Patton; solo, Miss Florence Gray Patton; solo, Miss Edith Zude; shoemaker dance by second grade: short talks and presentation of certifi : cates by Professor Powell, principal of the school, and the members of the board of educa ton.
 Myrtle Linton lodge No. 13o. Knights of Pythias. will hold its regular meeting Thursday night in the castle hall on Twentieth street at which there will be two candidates for the rank of knight. which will be worked in the amplfied form. All members are urged to be present
 The visiting committee of the lodges of Odd Fellows in the Bessemer district will meet with Jonesboro lodge No. 395, Fri day night ,and every member of the local lodges are requested to be in attend ance as several interesting talks will be made by the visitors.
 The Junior Aid society of the First Presbyterian church was delightfully."- en- tertained this afternoon by Miss Ezell Davidson at the home of her parents on Eighteenth street Plans were com pleted for the Saturday market and dues in the amount of s1 were collected. Fol lowing the business session tempting re- treatments were served Those present were Miss Bessie Shaw, Miss Mae Shaw, Miss Mamie Joe Reed, Miss Lillian Ma lone Miss Bessie Jenkins, Miss Helen Drury, Miss Margaret Brawley Miss May Hughes. Miss Eula Oakley, Miss Susie Sykes. Mrs. c. F. Cooke and Mrs. w. A. Davidson.
 Mrs B. A. Brooks was a delightful hostess today when she entertained at a spend -the-day party at her home on Huntsville avenue. The table was at tractively arranged the centerpiece be ing large crystal vase of cut flowers Those seated about the prettily appointed table were Mr and Mrs. George Burrows and little son. George, Jr., of Ensley Mrs Will Sheffield and little daughter Virginia; Mrs. M. E.. Burrows, Mrs Buckell and MT. and Mrs. B. A. Brooks.
 Mrs John D. Martin and family, Miss Lizzie Barber and Miss Brittle will leave Saturday for Florida, where they vii spend the summer.
 Miss Belle Houston will leave Satur' day for Florence where she will be th' guest of relatives and friends.
 J. Howard McEniry has returned iron Tuscaloosa where he graduated in law from the University of Alabama. MT McEnry will be associated in the prac tice of law with his brother. W. Hugf McEniry, the firm to be known as Me Eniory & McEniry-
 Brunette, the little son of MT. and Mrs R. c, Lee is i'll at the home of his par ents on Thirtieth street.
 Charlie Cargiie has returned from Tus caloosa, where he was student at thu University of Alabama the past year. The many friends of Mrs. Palmer Keitf will be pleased to learn that she hal been removed from the Elizabeth Dun