The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-29
bESSEMER NEWS

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 Bessemer. May 2S.-(Special )-The "Ka- lsta," the high school annual published by the senior class of the Bessemer High shool, has been issued, and is now ready for the pupils. The book has handsome purple cover with the word "Kalista,
 tn white while '1916' is also in white Tho greeting is as follows: ITO the fac ulty students and friends of the high school: We, the senior class of 1916 do lovingly and cordially invite your atten- ton to this, the crowning work of our high school career.
 We hope that in years to come this will be referred to by all, to recall the sweet memories of our high school days'
 The annual is dedicated as follows
 This volume of the 'Kalista is dedi- cated to William Ivy Pittman, principal of this school, in recognition of his services to this school, and as an ex pression of the high esteem in which he is held by the student body, friend, as gentleman and as an instructor" This volume contains pictures of J. w.
 Brooks, president of the board of edu- cation; Dr. A. A. Persons, superintendent of the city schools; Prof. w. l. Pittman principal of high school the members of the faculty, whose pictures are contained
 in the volume are: Miss Alice vande- voort, Miss Verna Thomas. Miss Verda Moore. Miss May McCord. Miss Leila Kate Poyner, Miss Jeannie Gould, Prof J. Gordan Sparker, Prof. F. Collier Prof. J o. Chancey, Miss Inez Carter and Miss Ruby Smithson.
 A splendid picture of E. H. Bonham, who for number of years has been custodian of the school. is also shown as are pictures of the senior class, and all other classes in high school as well as
 h' the different clubs and literary so- cieties. A beautiful picture of Mrs. Ar- nie Glenn Grove, directors of the Grove School of Music, who for numbers of years, had charge of the music for com mencement, appears on one page, and 2; an interesting feature. The officers of the 'Kalista" board are: Joe Houston, editor-in-chief; Miss Lillian Cahill. as- sistant editor-in-chief; Miss Vivian John son. literary editor; Miss Alma England. athletic editor; Miss Lorraine Buck, sta tistcal editor; Hal Grigsby advertising manager; Bryan Cowan. assistant adver- Using manager; Robert Lee. secretary and business manager The book is one of the best ever gotten out by the senior class and the credit is largely due to the untiring efforts of the staff.
 Archie Anderson and Nettie King, both negroes, were arrested this afternoon by Detectives E. Ross and Houston. the for mer being charged with assault and bat tery on the person of Maggie Drummond, while the latter was charged with vio- lating the prohibition law. It is claimed that both Anderson and the woman were fighting Maggie, who was badly cut on the arm. All three negroes were ar rested, and will be given a hearing be- fore Judge l. A. Lewis in recorder S court Monday morning.
 Elliott Loper, negro, was arrested by Detectives Maddox and C. Ross on charge of assault and battery with weapon. He will be tried for that off, fense Monday morning.
 Mayor l. A. Lewis has issued orders along the line of the warning issued by the state department of health that all dogs in Bessemer not kept up or properly muzzled shall be taken charge of by the dog catcher. On account of the wide prevalence of rabies among the dogs at this season of the year, the state de- partment has advised against allowing the animals to run at large unless they are muzzled. The members of the police force have been called on recently to kill number of dogs that were thought to have been bitten by another dog that had the rabies.
 A large crowd gathered at the First Methodist church tonight to attend the song service which was rendered there, at which time the following programme was rendered: Organ prelude, Prelude" (Ashford), Miss Beryl Primer; anthem, Sing Unto the Lord" (Petrie), choir; "duet, Lead Us, Gently Lead Us' (Nich- ols). Mrs. Mack Clay and Mrs. w. B. Rue; quintet, By Bab ylon's Wave" (Gou- nodD, Miss Iren Jenkins, Mrs Cecil Cow an, Howe Price. Hode Eastman and pr. Wood Price; organ solo, Prayer" C'Der Freischutz' by Weber,, Miss Beryl Pin ner; anthem, There Shall Be No Night There" Petrie). choir: solo. Rock of Ages" (Remicl), Hode Eastman; duet, Hold Thou My Hand" (Briggs) Miss Leila Williams and George Bumgardner; trio, Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters (Sudds), Howe Price, Hode Eastman and pr. Wood Price; quartet, Savior, Blessed Savior" (Rubinstein), Mrs. w. B. Rue, Mrs. Cecil Cowan, Hode Eastman and George Bumgardner.
 The four bands of the Ladies' Aid socie- g of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon and all members of each hand are urged to be present.
 Plans are being made by the First Methodist Sunday school for children's day. which will be observed on Sunday morning, June Il, and an excellent pro- :,